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Total 5510
148
Walter J. H. Lockwood 175
1191
*John R. Gifford 315
Three Years Ten Elected Members
1933]
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Precinct Four
Three Years
Ten Elected Members
Charles H. Bethel
112
Albert E. Orne 98
Francis J. Daniels
116
*Frank Reppucci 170
*Marion P. Russell 171
* Fred M. Hall 181
* Waldo B. Russell 196
*Walter S. Hamilton 169
*Sydney Smith Louis H. Sylvester
80
*Lloyd M. Hendrick 143
*Ernest F. Tarbox James T. Tirrell
92
William W. Kelley
89
Frank L. Ward
129
Leroy W. Macomber
65
Ralph E. Whidden
65
Homer H. MacCutcheon
48 Virginia E. Woodward
111
Roland B. McConnell 94
Blanks
1167
* Bessie I. Neale
154
Total
4230
Precinct Five
Three Years Seven Elected Members
*Roswell W. Abbott
164
John N. Mader
105
*George B. Conley
164
*Martha R. Merrill
142
Frank H. Davey
79
Howard W. Morse
96
R. Alfred Delfugo
43
Ralph Romano
65
Richard Downs 90
Cliffield G. Sewell
116
*Silas H. Dunham Fred C. Everitt
121
*Lucy F. Stillings
154
Frederick T. Gripper
80
Blanks
566
* Arthur Lee Homan 141
69
Total 2464
Precinct Six
Three Years Eight Elected Members
*Iona E. Britt
256
* Alvah L. Rich
258
*John Bucchiere Michael Chabra
218
Louis Rubin 101
*Flora L. Russell
247
*Arthur A. Dalton
222
*George A. Shepherdson Blanks
1368
*George N. McKay
255
* Albert J. Mandeville
245
Total
3680
Precinct Seven
Three Years Nine Elected Members
*James B. Allen 298 Gertrude S. Jameson 208
*William Stewart Braid
238
*John B. Lang 276
*George H. Crawford 218 Emmett R. Nichols 212
213
Charles S. James
112
*Edward W. Wilson
157
Ralph E. Junkins
Ray H. Hyde 76
155
Angelina S. Hayden 138
170
*Charles W. Gibbs 241
191
106
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*Winifred F. Curtis 262
*Lester T. Poole 236
*Frank M. Gracey
272
Blanks 658
*Joseph Haskell 228
*Howard C. Heath 260
Total 3366
Precintet Eight
Three Years Ten Elected Members
* Alton S. Benson
267
*Walter F. Leeman 218
Percy D. Bernard
139
John Loveday 89
Ralph E. Brown
176
*Elsie C. Pickering
250
*Giles S. Bryer
238
Benjamin C. Robleski
149
Thomas E. Canavan
146
James H. Rodgers
128
* John P. Chesley
231
Ernest A. Rogers
185
* Dennis M. Cronin
282
*Harold A. Smiledge
282
James Fyfe
141
William B. Stewart
142
Delmont E. Goding
179
*Otto W. Thomas
231
*David W. Hanson
267
*Walter R. Ward
194
Ernest Jackson
91
Blanks
1960
William F. Knights
185
Total 6170
A true copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON,
Town Clerk
March 7, 1933
I hereby appoint Frances P. Cuthbert Assistant Town Clerk in accordance with the provisions of Section 19, Chapter 41 of the General Laws.
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
A true copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
March 7, 1933
I hereby appoint Ruth E. Gatchell Assistant Town Clerk in accordance with the provisions of Section 19, Chapter 41 of the General Laws.
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
A true copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
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ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.
1933]
March 7, 1933
I hereby appoint Frances P. Cuthbert Assistant Tax Col- lector in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 60, Section 92 of the General Laws, with the approval of the Board of Selectmen.
A true copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON, Tax Collector.
March 7, 1933
I hereby appoint Ruth E. Gatchell Assistant Tax Collector in accordance with the provision of Chapter 60, Section 92 of the General Laws, with the approval of the Board of Selectmen. A true copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON, Tax Collector.
March 7, 1933
To Walter A. Wilson Town Clerk Saugus, Mass.
I hereby tender my resignation as a member of the Planning Board, to take effect at once.
Signed : WASHINGTON L. BRYER.
A true copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
March 9, 1933
Walter A. Wilson, Town Clerk
Saugus, Massachusetts
This is to notify you that I have appointed Bertrand D. Westendarp and Robert J. Maher to succeed themselves as members of the Finance Committee.
Signed : FRANK P. BENNETT, JR.
A true copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
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March 14, 1933
Town Meeting Members of Precinct Eight met at the Town Hall on Tuesday, March 14, 1933 at 7:10 P. M. and balloted on the following candidates to fill vacancy caused by the resigna- tion of Bertha E. Green.
Frank Humphries was elected chairman and Charles Bab- cock, secretary. The votes were cast as follows: Frank A. Green 16, William Knights 6, Ernest Rogers 0, Total 22.
We hereby declare Frank A. Green elected to fill vacancy.
Signed : FRANK J. HUMPHRIES, Chairman CHARLES R. BABCOCK, Secretary
A true copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
To Walter A. Wilson, Town Clerk
I hereby accept the office of Town Meeting Member in Pre- cinct Eight to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Bertha E. Green.
FRANK A. GREEN
A true copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
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ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.
1933]
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
March 15, 1933
The Meeting was called to order by the Moderator Hon. Frank P. Bennett, Jr. at 8.03 P. M.
The salute to the flag was given.
All Town Meeting Members not previously sworn were qualified by the Moderator.
Reading of the warrant was waived by the meeting.
The following tellers were appointed by the moderator and duly sworn: Peter W. Ainslie, Sanford Searles, Elmer Gray, Frank Reppucci.
ARTICLE 1. The Sewer Commission asked permission to sub- mit their report at the time Art. 15 is taken up.
The Finance Committee report was filed.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
ALEXANDER S. ADDISON, Chairman FREDERICK R. SHARP, Secretary
EDWARD GIBBS, JR. CHARLES T. ANDERSON
CHARLES E. STILLINGS LAURENCE F. DAVIS
BERTRAND D. WESTENDARP ROBERT J. MAHER
Report of the Finance Committee to the Representative Town Meeting and Citizens of The Town of Saugus
The Finance Committee herewith submits its report on the Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting of March 15th, 1933.
In presenting its recommendations to the Representative Town Meeting, The Finance Committee has done so only after the most careful consideration of every budget and the most urgent needs of each department, and as such are presented for your approval, and the guidance of our citizens. They may not even reflect our personal desires, but do represent the Finance Committee's carefully considered opinion as to what is best for the interest of Citizen and Taxpayer at this time.
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Contrary to previous practice and this because of the dis- tress brought on by the depression, resulting in the ever in- creasing needs of the Board of Public Welfare and Soldiers' Relief Budgets, The Finance Committee in December prepared from data available at that time tentative estimates of budget requirements.
A meeting of all department heads was called and the esti- mates presented, this for the purpose of acquainting all Town Officials with the absolute necessity of curtailing on all ex- penditures.
Upon completion of final estimates a second meeting was called in January, this in the hopes that constructive sug- gestions might be received, as to how expenses might be re- duced,-that budgets were running considerably higher than in 1932, and to prevent a serious increase in the Tax Rate, budgets would be reduced by the Finance Committee.
The members of the Committee have given generously of their time and have endeavored at all times to keep in mind, that, in submitting for your approval the lower amounts recommended by the Finance Committee-rather than those requested by the various departments that-in the final anal- ysis, the amount, any or all departments can spend, or the ex- tent of your appropriations, resolves itself into the question of-What can we as Citizens and Taxpayers afford to spend?
IN CONCLUSION
The Finance Committee believes that its responsibility will not be completed until it again brings to your attention that-
The situation we are face to face with as a Town, unques- tionably better than some, is nevertheless serious enough to justify a direct challenge to every citizen, and an appeal to all Limited Town Meeting Members, not to recommend ex- penditures beyond our ability to pay.
ASSESSORS' DEPARTMENT
The Finance Committee recommends that the Deputy As- sessing be done by the Police Department at no additional cost to the Town.
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FINANCE COMMITTEE
The greater portion of the Committee's expenditures in the past has been for the printing of reports preceeding regular or special Town Meetings. Upon the adoption of the present Form of Limited Town Meetings, The Committee deemed it advisable to publish in considerable detail, for the information of Town Meeting Members its reasons for recommending ap- propriations.
Believing that its purpose has been served, and a saving can be effected, the report is submitted with the usual explanations eliminated.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
The committee has eliminated the Item of $500.00 from its budget, and recommends that no payment be made for Hyd- rant service; included in the recommended appropriation is an expenditure of $800.00 for Fire Hose.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
The Finance Committee recommends that the deputy as- sessing for the Assessors Department be done by the Police Department, at no additional cost to the Town.
REMOVAL OF ASHES BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH
The Finance Committee recommend $1,000.00 for the re- moval of ashes from Jan. 1st to March 31st, 1933.
REMOVAL OF ASHES BY THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
The Committee recommends the sum of $3,250 for the Re- moval of Ashes from April 1st to Jan 1st, 1934, this to include the sum of $350. for the purchase of a used Truck.
SCHOOL HOUSE REPAIRS
Recommended amount $3900.00. The Finance Committee recommends that an expenditure not to exceed $1600 be used for the purpose of providing Fire Exits from the Study Hall in the High School Building and the Fire-proofing of basement stairs.
ACTION OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE ON THE GENERAL BUDGET
General Government
Expended in 1931
Expended in 1932
Asked for in 1933
Recommended
1. Moderator
$ 45.00
2. Finance Committee
$ 1,151.58
626.94
400.00
400.00
3. Planning Board
173.14
48.26
150.00
50.00
4. Selectmen's Department
3,346.86
2,780.09
2,675.00
2,500.00
5. Accountant's Department ·
2,826.47
2,100.08
1,935.00
1,900.00
6. Treasurer's Department
2,989.13
2,982.56
2,970.00
2,700.00
7. Collector's Department
5,661.69
5,339.11
5,515.88
4,725.00
8. Tax Title Expense .
4,616.48
6,877.43
6,500.00
5,000.00
9. Assessor's Department
7,748.83
7,876.85
8,650.00
5,500.00
10. Registration Town Notes
36.00
62.00
70.00
70.00
11. Law Department
971.70
842.00
800.00
675.00
12. Town Clerk Department
1,022.96
878.69
831.00
810.00
13. Election and Registration
4,484.14
5,390.63
1,850.00
2,000.00
14. Town Hall Account
4,567.46
3,616.37
3,330.00
3,330.00
15. Public Works Department
6,056.88
5,995.92
6,165.00
5,600.00
16. Removal of Ashes, April 1 to Jan. 31, 1934
3,250.00
3,250.00
Board of Appeals
198,17
160.90
350.00
150.00
2,187.89
2,146.41
2,280.00
2,050.00
$ 48,033.38
$ 47,723.64
$ 47,721.88
$ 40,755.00
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17. 18. Engineering Department
Protection of Persons and Property
19. Police Department
20. Pensions
21. Town Constable
100.00
100.00
100.00
Firemen's Salaries
21,601.04
22,605.00
22,537.50 1
Chief's Salary
2,500.00
2,500.00
2,500.00
Supt. of Fire Alarm
400.00
350.00
350.00
1
27,650.00
Fire Department Expenses . ·
8,063.69
4,469.17
6,360.00
23. Hydrant Service
500.00
500.00
500.00
No payment
24.
Forest Fire Warden
333.41
630.96
700.00
270.00
25. Inspector of Buildings
1,230.20
1,111.00
1,191.00
1,022.00
26.
Sealer of Weights and Measures
1,101.59
1,025.00
1,050.00
923.00
27. Gypsy Moth Department ·
5,008.35
5,079.96
5,000.00
4,000.00
28. Tree Warden Department .
3,264.50
810.54
800.00
700.00
29. Safety Committee
403.71
54.62
50.00
25.00
$ 75,006.49
$ 68,721.19
$ 71,330.86
$ 63,004.86
Education and Libraries
30.
Schools ..
$212,955.07
$201,922.73
$205,279.00
$184,500.00
31. School House Repairs
9,229.25
2,261.56
8,000.00
3,900.00
32. Public Library
7,563.64
6,091.94
5,630.00
5,000.00
$229,747.96
$210,276.23
$218,909.00
$193,400.00
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22.
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Expended in 1931 $ 30,500.00
Expended in 1932 $ 27,160.14 2,324.80
Asked for in 1933 $ 27,867.50 2,324.86
Recommended $ 26,000.00 2,324.86 90.00
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Charities and Soldiers' Relief
Expended in 1931
33.
Board of Public Welfare
$ 61,110.48
Expended in 1932 $ 73,314.22
Asked for in 1933 $ 98,950.00
Recommended
$ 79,000.00
34. Infirmary .
7,141.09
3,844.39
3,570.00
2,500.00
35. State Aid
1,300.00
1,150.00
2,000.00
2,500.00
36. Soldiers' Relief
19,508.95
26,482.09
26,128.00
25,000.00
37. Soldiers' Burial
200.00
200.00
$ 89,060.52
$104,790.70
$130,848.00
$109,200.00
Highways, Fences and Bridges
38.
Highways, Fences, Bridges, Surface Treatment of Roads,
Tar Sidewalks and Repairs .. $ 20,645.00 Sidewalks and Curbing 12,721.35
$ 18,976.89
$ 20,500.00
$ 16,000.00
39. Snow and Ice
6,985.21
3,491.83
5,000.00
3,000.00
40. Street Lighting Street Cleaning
14,594.00
16,944.49
16,000.00
$ 16,000.00
Cleaning Catch Basins
497.51
Fences
522.47
$ 56,965.54
$ 39,413.21
$ 41,500.00
$ 35,000.00
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1,000.00
Enterprises and Cemeteries
Expended in 1931
41. Water Purchase
$ 20,000.00
42. Water Maintenance
25,494.99
Expended in 1932 $ 20,001.00 17,773.12
Asked for in 1933 $ 21,000.00 18,900.00 4,000.00
Recommended $ 20,000.00 17,000.00 2,500.00
43. Water Extension Replacing Water Mains
5,999.88
3,997.95
49,102.38
44. Water Meters
399.75
199.20
200.00
200.00
45. Cemetery
7,672.26
5,599.26
5,600.00
5,000.00
46. Installing Gates
977.28
244.44
100.00
100.00
47. Hydrants
650.00
325.00
$109,666.54
$ 47,814.97
$ 50,450.00
$ 45,125.00
Health and Sanitation
48.
Health Department
$ 5,028.62
$ 5,799.14
$ 9,000.00
$ 5,000.00
49. Vital Statistics
86.50
88.25
100.00
100.00
50. Inspector of Plumbing
1,500.00
1,300.00
1,300.00
1,022.00
51. Inspector of Cattle
784.86
704.76
700.00
635.00
52. Inspector of Milk
300.00
300.00
300.00
270.00
53. Collection of Ashes
4,900.00
3,250.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
54. Collection of Garbage
3,000.00
4,650.00
1,800.00
1,800.00
$ 15,599.98
$ 16,092.15
$ 14,200.00
$ 9,827.00
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Recreation and Unclassified
Expended in 1931
Expended in 1932
Asked for in 1933
Recommended
55.
Memorial Day
$
450.00
$ 434.50
$
450.00
$
450.00
56. Town Reports
2,062.80
2,358.03
1,700.00
1,700.00
57. Insurance
6,665.30
8,582.60
6,550.73
6,550.00
58. Playground
3,581.44
1,100.00
1,050.00
875.00
59.
Reserve Fund
7,798.66
5,876.54
8,000.00
6,000.00
60. Trade Schools
998.98
822.19
900.00
500.00
$ 21,557.18
$ 19,173.86
$ 18,650.73
$ 16,075.00
Interest and Maturing Debt
61.
Interest on Temporary Loans .. $
9,997.09
$ 17,495.47
$ 16,000.00
$ 17,500.00
62. Interest on School Loans .
· 4,999.00
4,321.85
7,453.75
7,453.75
63. Interest on Water Loans
2,073.75
1,786.25
1,438.75
1,438.75
64. Schoolhouse Loan Bonds
16,500.00
16,500.00
26,500.00
26,500.00
65. Water Loan Bonds .
8,000.00
8,000.00
8,000.00
8,000.00
$ 41,569.84
$ 48,103.57
$ 59,392.50
$ 60,892.50
Total
$687,207.43
$602,109.52
$649,752.97
$573,279.36
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1933]
Special Articles Recommended for Passage
ARTICLE 4-Maintenance of Essex County Hospital $3,935.57
ART. 5-Mosquito Control . 800.00
ART. 6-Unpaid bills of 1932 and Prior Years .. 33,900.00
ART. 7-Construction of a Street, junction of Springdale Avenue and Willis Street, to junc- tion of Wakefield Avenue and Grandview Avenue
ART. 8-For purchase of land in accordance with Article 7 710.00
ART. 9-To purchase Materials in accordance with Article 7 1,400.00
ART. 10-To determine the validity of Tax Titles 850.00
ART. 19-Granolithic sidewalk at 312 Lincoln Ave. 70.00
Total $41,665.57
ART. 20-Recommend being referred to Selectmen.
ART. 21-Recommend indefinite postponement.
The proponents of this Article have made no presentation of the Articles merits to the Finance Committee.
A True Copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
The report of the Cemetery Commissioners was read by Chairman Henry A. B. Peckham and accepted by the town meeting.
Report of Cemetery Commissioners
Your Commissioners, at the last town meeting, voluntarily reduced their previous appropriation by about 27%, asking for only $5,600, with which to care for the upwards of twenty acres of grounds included in its Cemeteries.
They are pleased to report that they not only lived within their appropriation but were able, through the donation of 180 days' work by the Welfare Workers, to lay out and grade on the western end of the Cemetery some 25,000 square feet of new land, which is to be used for Saugus citizens of the Roman Catholic faith. Much credit is due Rev. Edward J. Carey and
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our Superintendent for this innovation, which allows their citizens to be buried "at home".
The receipts, shown in detail in the Auditor's Report, am- ounted to $8,826.90, which are $3,137.46 in excess of expend- itures, thereby showing a net INCOME to the Town of that amount. The new part, laid out and graded during 1932, will eventually bring to the Town an income of nearly $15.000 for the land and increase the perpetual care fund another $20,000. This fund now amounts to $55,814.48, over $2,000 having been added during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY A. B. PECKHAM WILLIAM E. LUDDEN W. GEORGE GREENLAY
Cemetery Commissioners
At this time a Resolution was offered by Mrs. Mabel Carter concerning the late Jesse Lambert. It was unanimously a- dopted.
On February 10th at 11:15 P. M. Mr. Jesse W. Lambert who had been Superintendent of our schools for fifteen years, passed away.
By his going, his family lost a loyal husband and an inspir- ing father.
The Town lost an honored citizen. He was always inter- ested in its welfare, always took an active part in whatever was for its betterment.
The Teachers lost a faithful friend. He was always inter- ested in their conditions. The newest or the youngest teacher never had a problem so trivial but what he had time to listen to them and give to each one his counsel.
The Children of our schools have lost an understanding lead- er. Stern when sterness was needed, sympathetic when sym- pathy was needed, always showing a keen insight into the misunderstood child. Many men and women who are making good in the world today can look back to him as the one who pointed the way for them to a more adundant living.
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He has gone but he has left behind him a monument of work well done and ideals that will be an inspiration to us during all the years that are to come.
The Light and Power Committee reported progress and are to continue their investigations.
Report of the Water Committee was of progress and are continuing their deliberations.
ART. 2. Voted, that the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the finan- cial year beginning January 1, 1933 and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year any debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the revenue of said financial year.
Yeas 205. Nays 0. 8:26 P. M.
Unanimous consent was given to Alexander Addison, Chair- man of the Finance Committee to offer a resolution for the consideration of the meeting.
Be it
RESOLVED : That it is the sense of this meeting that the rate of compensation paid by the town for any and all personal services rendered by any officer, agent or employee of the town or of any board, department or committee thereof, and whether paid as salary, wages, fees, or otherwise, be reduced at least ten per centum, effective forthwith.
Yeas 76. Nays 123.
More than thirty people requested that a roll call vote should be taken on the resolution and the Moderator so ordered it.
ROLL CALL VOTE
Timothy J. Bannon n, Thomas E. Berrett n, Lawrence E. Day n, George H. Durgin n, Elmer R. Emmett y, Russell P. Cray y, John G. Holmes y, Henry A. Mccullough, Vincent J. McGilvray, Jr. n, Charles M. Sweeney n, Walter T. Brander y, Fred C. Cheever y, Arthur D. Hitchings y, Wallace E. Long n, Gordon C. Marr y, George A. McCarrier n, Henry A. B. Peck- ham y, W. Charles Sellick n, Charles Wilson n, C. Carroll
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Cunningham n, John F. Hunt, Charles H. L. Kahler y, Charles M. O'Connor n, Kenneth A. Larkin y, Richard J. Spencer n, Charles W. Turner, Chauncey V. Whittredge y, George Wood, Benjamin Q. Belonga n, H. Warren Butler n.
Bertram E. Dexter y, Charles E. Flynn y, Ernest A. Hodg- don y, Clarence O. Martin y, Harry L. Potts n, John A. Taylor n, Harry T. Turner, William T. Allan, Henry F. Gayron, Jr., Frederick H. Griswold, Stanley W. Hatch y, John J. Kelley n, Herbert B. Nowhall n, Walter L. C. Niles y, Samuel E. Rice n, Sanford S. Searles n, Frederick H. Sharp n, Esther A. Bor- jeson y, Charles A. Charles y, Vernon W. Evans n, George F. Gossolin n, John W. Hitchings y, William E. Ludden y, Daniel M. Radford n, Lincoln D. Robbins, Lewis O. Stocker y, Fred- erick B. Willis n, Newell V. Bartlett n, Mabel L. Carter, John S. Cashen.
Chester F. Cross y, Paul A. Haley n, Fred L. Hawkes n, Leonard C. Maxwell, Lewis E. Richardson n, Harold P. Rice n, Edwin A. Rich, Jr., Arthur B. Barnes n, George H. Blood y, Ashton F. Davis n, Robert Henry Evans, Edward Gibbs, Jr. y, Elmer E. Gray y, Edwin K. Hayden, Horace C. Ramsdell y, Frank B. Sloan y, Crawford H. Stocker y, William C. Banks n, Oren O. Bentley n, Harold J. Coburn, Chester P. Gibson n, Ernest W. Homan n, Howard F. Kelley n, A. Willard Moses y, Otto F. Persson n, Francis W. Comey n, Rosanna M. Gautreau n, Robert E. Jacobs, Arthur L. Hawkes n, Harry W. Merrill y.
Robert G. Pike n, Charles E. Stillings y, Charles T. Ander- son y, Elizabeth H. Anderson y, Oswald C. Anderson, Charles C. DeFronzo n, W. George Greenlay n, Raymond E. Morrison, Benjamin H. Pingree y, William S. Rockhill n, Peter W. Ains- lie n, Andrew B. Britt y, Washington L. Bryer y, Agnes B. Dodge n, William L. Dowling, Charles E. Light n, W. Ernest Light n, Benjamin A. Ramsdell y, Walter L. Butler n, Sarah A. Curtis n, Willis T. Dean y, Frederick J. England y, Harry T. Nish n, Maria E. Smith n, Harry A. White y, Arthur A. Pitman n, Alexander S. Addison y, Roger P. Beckman, George H. Mason y, Herbert P. Mason y.
Charles B. McDuffee, Grace D. Platt y, J. Arthur Raddin y, Lewis P Sanborn y, Harold I. Wilkinson y, Samuel Brown y, James Entwistle n, Laurence F. Davis n, Violet Humphries,
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Charles B. Pickering n, Arthur B. Randall, William C. Hum- phries, Edgar H. MacDougall n, Daniel B. Murphy n, Chester B. Hicks n, Charles R. Babcock n, Victor L. Bent n, George Diamond n, Walter W. Hanson n, Frank F. Humphries n, Clarence W. March, John W. Murray y, William J. Robleski n, Carl A. Sawyer y, Clarence M. Davis n, Walter A. Graham y, George I. Hull y, Frank N. Lendall y, John F. Mccullough n, Welcome W. Mccullough n, Alan F. Sawyer y, Frederick L. Sawyer y, Harry F. Wentworth n, Bertrand D. Westendarp n.
Lewis O. Gray n, James J. Fox y, Clarence W. Howard n, Emma B. Hughes n, Anstrice C. Kellogg n, Robert J. Maher y, Russell R. Peterson n, Samuel A. Phinney n, Charles B. Pugsley, John Willis White n, Arthur R. Armstrong n, Dor- othy J. Eyre n, Bertram C. Farnham y, John R. Gifford n, Paul F. Neal n, Mabel I. Nelson n, Kaler A. Perkins y, William H. Robinson n, William E. Snow y, Charles E. Thrasher y, Charles W. Gibbs y, Fred M. Hall n, Walter S. Hamilton y, Lloyd M. Hendrick y, Bessie I. Neale y, Frank Reppucci n, Marion P. Russell n, Waldo B. Russell n, Sydney Smith n, Ernest F. Tarbox n, Roswell W. Abbott n, George B. Conley n.
Silas H. Dunham y, Arthur Lee Homan n, Martha R. Merrill y, Lucy F. Stillings y, Edward W. Wilson y, Iona E. Britt n, John Bucchiere n, Arthur A. Dalton, George N. McKay n, Albert J. Mandeville n, Alvah L. Rich y, Flora L. Russell y, George A. Shepherdson, James B. Allen y, William S. Braid n, George H. Crawford n, Winfred F. Curtis n, Frank M. Gra- cey n, Joseph Haskell y, Howard C. Heath n, John B. Lang n, Lester T. Poole n, Alton S. Benson n, Giles S. Bryer n, John P. Chesley y, Dennis M. Cronin, David W. Hanson y, Walter F. Leeman n, Elsie C. Pickering n, Harold A. Smiledge n.
Otto W. Thomas n, Walter R. Ward n, Frank A. Green n, Tony A. Garofano, C. F. Nelson Pratt n, Frank P. Bennett, Jr. n, Walter A. Wilson n, George H. Quarmby n, John C. Pit- man n, Harry Woodward n, Harold E. Dodge n, George H. Ames, John J. Mullen n, Barnet Shapiro n, George W. Nichol- son n.
Representative Pratt moved reconsideration. The motion was lost.
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ARTICLE III.
TOWN CHARGES :
Moderator's Salary. Voted to indefinitely postpone.
Voted: That the sum of $400.00 be and the same hereby is appropriated for the expenses of the Finance Committee.
Planning Board. The Planning Board Budget was laid on the table.
The Selectmen's Budget as presented by the Fnance Com- mittee was pending before the meeting at the hour of adjour- ment together with an approved amendment offered by Harry W. Merrill.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:30 P. M. to convene again at 8:00 P. M. on March 20, 1933.
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