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Public Weighers
Gerrold B. Proctor, C. Lewis French, John J. Lane, Michael Lane, James B. French, F. Cecil Manuel, Archibald McCullagh, Clara Mitchell, Charles T. Leacitt, James D. Bosworth, Loretta Looney, Wallace D. Cowing, Wilfred H. Bartlett, Henry W. Burr, Raymond P. E. Vary, Henry N. Willoby, Robert A. Condrick, Ed- ward I. Loud, Susan R. Worthen, John F. Dwyer, Grace R. Stan- comb, Marjorie J. Mace, William H. Mace, Louis Ells, Charles H. Kelly, Rufford A. Balden, Mabel I. McGlune, William G. Codman, Alvin Hollis, J. Leonard Bicknell, Ernest A. Bowker, James Tir- rell, Mattie Monroe.
Surveyors of Wood, Lumber and Bark
Russell H. Whiting, John J. Lane, John Q. Manuel, F. Cecil Manuel, George M. Keene, James P. Haddie, Nicholas J. Grant, Raymond P. E. Vary, Henry N. Willoby, Robert A. Condrick, John F. Dwyer, Edward I. Loud, John L. Maynard, Howard V. Pratt, William G. Codman, Rufford A. Balden, James Tirrell, A. Spencer Marsh.
Fence Viewers
Miles P. Keene, H. Frank Holmes, George W. Conant, Walter R. Field, Bowdoin B. Smith.
Field Drivers
George W. Nash, Edward F. Butler, James P. Maguire, Charles W. Baker, Willie F. Tirrell, Elbert Ford.
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Planning Board
Russell H. Whiting, Minot P. Garey, George L. Barnes, Francis W. Rea, Susan R. Worthen.
Electric Light Committee
Sidney G. Dunbar, Winslow M. Tirrell, Walter W. Pratt, Mat- thew O'Dowd, Joseph Kelly.
Voted to accept the report of the committee, the Moderator de- clared the above officers elected.
Article 58. Voted: That the Trustees of the sinking fund of the Water Department be and hereby are authorized to transfer to the Water Commissioners all funds held by them and not need- ed for sinking fund purposes.
Article 59. Voted: That the Board of Water Commission- ers be authorized to purchase or take by right of eminent domain land bordering on Weymouth Great Pond and to appropriate funds within the control of said Commissioners sufficient in amount to pay for the same.
Article 60. Voted : No action be taken under this article.
Article 61. Voted : That the subject matter of this article be referred to the Water Commissioners.
Article 62. Voted : That a committee of thirteen be and hereby are appointed to consist of the chairman and clerk of the Selectmen, the Assessors, the Planning Board, the Water Com- missioners, the President and Chairman of the Conservation Com- mittee of the Old Colony Club and of the Monday Club, to take into consideration and investigate the possibility of the town for Town Forests or to have the water supply area converted into a town forest.
Article 63. Voted : To raise and appropriate the sum of $150 and appropriate the sum of $4,250 for the payment of State and Military Aid and for burials under the provisions of Chapter 115 of the General Laws.
Article 64. Voted : To raise and appropriate the sum of $6,000 for the relief of disabled soldiers and seamen under the provisions of Chapter 115 of the General Laws.
Article 65. Voted : To raise and appropriate the sum of $25,000 for the relief of the Poor.
Article 66. Voted: No action be taken under this article. Article 67. Voted : To raise and appropriate the sum of $350 for the employment by the Overseers of the Poor of a Wel- fare Worker to look after and investigate the needs of the poor, under the jurisdiction of the Overseers of the Poor.
Voted : To adjourn to convene at the assembly hall of the Weymouth High School on Monday evening, March 13, 1922, at 7.45 o'clock.
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ADJOURNED ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
The adjourned annual town meeting of the inhabitants of Weymouth was held at the assembly hall of the Weymouth High School, East Weymouth, on Monday evening, March 13, 1922. Hon. George L. Barnes, Annual Moderator called the meeting to order at 7.45 o'clock. 128 Town Meeting Members present out of 184 total members.
Article 68. Voted : To raise and appropriate the sum of $8,000 and further to appropriate from any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated the sum of $1,500 for the support and maintenance of Tufts Library and that the income from the Augustus J. Richards, Joseph E. Trask, Sussanna Hunt, Charles Q. Tirrell and all other funds be used for the purpose designated by the respective donors.
Article 69. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $750 for the maintenance of a reading room at Fogg Library.
Article 70. Motion offered by Edward C. Barker, secretary of the Appropriation committee : That the Town authorize its Electric Light Committee to contract with the Weymouth Light & Power Company for furnishing lights for the town, for a period not to exceed five years, any contract, however, to be subject to the approval of the Town Counsel before its execution.
Mr. Melville F. Cate moved as an amendment, that the con- tract be for a period of one year.
This amendment was carried.
The motion as amended was carried.
Mr. Sidney G. Dunbar, a member of the Electric Light Com- mittee read the proposed contract and stated that in the event that a one year contract should be voted instead of a five year contract, the price for a one year contract would be 5 per cent. increase in amount.
Mr. Melville F. Cate moved and it was so voted : That in the event the price of the Weymouth Light & Power Company for furnishing lights for the town be increased 5 per cent. for a con- tract of one year instead of five years the Selectmen be authorized to appeal to the Public Utilities Commission of the State of Massa- chusetts.
Article 71. Voted : To raise and appropriate the sum of $17,000 for Street Lighting, and that the matter of installing new lights be left with the Electric Light Committee.
Aricle 72. Voted : That the subject matter of this article be referred to the Electric Light Committee.
Article 73. Voted : To raise and appropriate the sum of $1,500 for the maintenance of the Town Survey, provided the sheets are available in time for the Assessors use; the money to be expended under the direction of the Selectmen.
Article 75. Voted: That the salary of the Tax Collector be 8 mills on the dollar of taxes actually collected, and that the Select- men be authorized to insure the Tax Collector in the sum of $15,000 hold-up insurance.
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The time of payment and rate of interest on unpaid taxes be fixed in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 59, Section 57 of the General Laws.
Article 76. Voted : That no action be taken under this arti- cle.
Article 77. Voted : To raise and appropriate the sum of $14,788.45 for the payment of interest which may become due the current year.
Article 78. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $4,500 for Printing and Advertising.
Article 79. Motion offered by Edward C. Barker, secretary of the Appropriation committee: That no action be taken under this article.
The Moderator declared the motion as carried.
This being doubted by seven legal voters, the tellers proceeded to verify the vote, John E. Mulligan was appointed as teller in place of Joseph W. McDonald who was not present, he was sworn in as such by the Moderator.
The result of the vote was 73 in favor, 33 against. Motion carried.
Article 80. Voted : To raise and appropriate the sum of $750 for the preservation of shade trees, to be expended under the supervision of the Tree Warden.
Article 81. Motion offered by Edward C. Barker, secretary of the Appropriation committee : To raise and appropriate the sum of $4,000 for the suppression of gypsy and brown tail moths, and further to appropriate from any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated the sum of $2,500 for work which the Moth Department may do and which is assessed upon property owners and for other work for which the town is reimbursed and so voted.
Article 82. Voted : To raise and appropriate the sum of $400 for Memorial Day.
Article 83. Voted: To appropriate from any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated the sum of $350 for the Ale- wive Fishery, and that the Selectmen be a committee of the town to conduct the Alewive Fishery.
Article 85. Motion offered by Edward C. Barker, secretary of the Appropriation committee: That the Selectmen be and hereby are authorized to sell any real estate of which the town is possessed and for which it has no further use, to be sold at public auction.
Mr. Preston Lewis moved as an amendment: That the Select- men be requested to report at some future meeting before such sale.
The amendment was so voted.
The motion as amended was so voted.
Article 86. Voted: To accept the report of the Selectmen for the laying out as a town way, the private way known as Lov- ell Court and Lovell Court extension to Great Hill, in accordance with the plans already laid out by Russell H. Whiting, C. E.
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(See Records of Roads, Vol. 1, page 208.)
Article 87. Motion offered by Mr. Josiah B. Reedd : To raise and appropriate the sum of $2,500 for the working of the project as described in the previous Article 86.
Mr. George E. Cuniff moved as an amendment: That the sum be $5,000 instead of $2,500.
The amendment was lost.
The original motion was carried.
Article 88. Voted : To raise and appropriate the sum of $3,500 for Miscellaneous expenses.
Article 39. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $250 for the working and re-location of Commercial Street. (See Article 38).
Article 40. Voted : That the subject matter of this article be indefinately postponed.
Article 41. Voted : That the subject matter of this article be indefinately postponed.
Article 42. Voted : That the further consideration of this article be indefinately postponed, yes 67, no 27.
Article 43. Voted : That no action be taken under this arti- cle.
Article 44. Voted: To accept the report of the Selectmen upon the laying out of a Street known as Wessagussett Road, be- tween North Street and Ocean Avenue. (See records of Roads Vol. 1, Page 210).
Article 45. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $300 for the working of Wessagussett Road (As above Article 44).
Article 46. Voted : That the subject matter of this article be indefinately postponed.
Article 47. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $900 forthe purpose of building a permanent sidewalk on the westerly side of Main Street, beginning at the corner of Colum- bian Street, said sum to be expended under the provisions of the Betterment Act.
Article 48. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $500 to construct a sidewalk on the westerly side of Main Street, from John Kohler's property southerly to the land of Joseph Ferbert.
Article 49. Voted : To raise and appropriate the sum of $750 to continue the construction of a permanent sidewalk on the west- erly side of Pond Street, said sum to be expended under the pro- visions of the Betterment Act.
Article 50. Voted: That the town accept from Fillip Ny- strom a conveyance to it of a triangular parcel of land at the cor- ner of Pearl and Norton Streets, same to be used for street pur- poses, and further that the thanks of the town be extended to Mr. Nystrom for his gift.
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Article 51. Voted : That the town accept the report of the Selectmen upon the laying out and alterations at the junction of Pearl and Norton Streets. (See Records of Roads, Vol. 1, Page 213).
Article 52. Voted : That no action be taken under this arti- cle.
Article 53. Motion offered by Edward C. Barker, secretary of the Appropriation committee: That the name of Park Street, South Weymouth, be changed to Talbot Street in honor of Ralph Talbot who was killed in France, August 17, 1918, and that the sum of $25 be raised and appropriated for the purpose of erecting a suitable sign so designating the street.
Mr. Howard Joy moved as an amendment that the name be changed from Talbot Street to Ralph Talbot Street.
The amendment was so voted.
The motion as amended was so voted.
Article 54. Motion made by Edward C. Barker, secretary of Appropriation committee: That the junctions of the following streets be named as designated Squares in memory of Weymouth boys who gave up their lives overseas in the service of their coun- try in the World War.
Hunt and Main Streets-James H. Corridan Square.
Webb and Broad Streets-Thomas F. Donovan, Jr., Square.
North and Sea Streets-Arthur B. Hurley Square.
Main and Washington Streets-Harold B. Hyland Square. Madison and Broad Streets-William E. Johnson Square. Central and Union Streets-Parker B. Jones Square.
Hollis and Pond Streets-William R. Monteith Square. Main and Front Streets-Ernest B. Mowry Square. Pond and Thicket Streets-George T. Nesbit Square. Park and Pleasant Streets-Ralph Talbot Square.
Middle and Commercial Streets-Vincent A. Gorman Square. Commercial and Water Streets-Albert A. Ross Square. Standish and Bridge Streets-Joseph A. Whall Square.
Mrs. Mary E. Holbrook opposed this motion speaking as fol- lows: "I hope this motion will not prevail, now please understand that I am interested in Post 79 A. L. and every boy in it and we honor and respect their dead, but there is a Post in this town of over 50 years standing, Post 58, G. A. R. Originally this Post numbered 400 men; today it numbers 42 or 43. The average age of these men is over 80 years. No Parks, Streets or Squares have been named for those poor boys, and I think it only right that the younger generation wait before they change these old familiar names until the last man of Post 58, G. A. R. is gone.
The motion offered by Mr. Barker was put before the Town Meeting Members and was declared not a vote.
Article 55. Voted : That the subject matter of this article be indefinately postponed.
Article 56. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $200 for the purpose of erecting bound stones on accepted streets. Voted: On motion of Josiah B. Reed: That the thanks of the town be extended to Peter B. and Robert S. Bradley jointly and Peter B. Bradley for their magnificent gift to the town, of land, for the proposed street to Weymouth Great Hill Park, as
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provided for under Article 86 of this annual warrant.
The following resolution was unanimously adopted.
"That the town vote to instruct the Selectmen to confer with the officials of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad and try to procure a flag station at Vinings crossing, West Street." The Moderator in open meeting appointed the following members of the Appropriation Committee for three years:
Ralph S. Wilder, Frederick Alden, Frank N. Clapp, Edward I. Loud, Herbert C. Bridges.
Voted: That the thanks of the town be extended to Hon. George L. Barnes, for the able and efficient manner in which he has conducted the business of the annual town meeting.
Voted: To adjourn.
A true copy, attest :
CLAYTON B. MERCHANT, Town Clerk.
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ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION, MARCH 13, 1922
Town Clerk
1
2
3
4
5
6 Total
Clayton B. Merchant
912 Commercial St.
278
337
418
249
282
315 1879
Blanks
60
124
232
75
72
160
723
Total
338
461
650
324
354
475
2602
Town Treasurer
John H. Stetson
544 Main St.
285
334
418
258
301
294 1890
Blanks
53
127
232
66
53
181
712
Total
338
461
650
324
354
475
2602
Selectmen
Harry E. Bearce
41 Laurel Street
176
179
245
119
175
136 1030
William H. Cowing
17 Commercial Street
232
277
498
200
197
237 1641
William B. Dasha
149 North Street
294
254
306
160
186
224 1424
Alfred W. Hastings
142 Columbian Street
230
264
333
251
314
234 1626
Frederick Humphrey 599 Broad Street
149
309
370
137
81
375 1421
Theron L. Tirrell
244 Main Street
217
252
336
303
282
226 1616
Blanks
392
770
1162
450
535
943 4252
Total
1690 2305 3250 1620 1770 2375 13010
Overseers of the Poor
Harry E. Bearce
41 Laurel Street
163
177
229
116
171
140 996
William H. Cowing
17 Commercial Street
229
268
471
195
198
238
1599
William B. Dasha
149 North Street
284
245
292
157
190
227 1395
Alfred W. Hastings
142 Columbian Street
230
256
320
243
305
232 1586
Frederick Humphrey 599 Broad Street
146
292
342
137
83
366 1366
Theron L. Tirrell
244 Main Street
219
242
332
293
277
221 1584
Blanks
419
825
1264
479
546
951 4484
Total
1690 2305 3250 1620 1770 2375 13010
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Assessors
John F. Dwyer
324 Washington Street . 228
271
521
193
218
330 1761
Albert L. Jewell
121 Webb Street
84
111
160
103
94
102
654
Frank T. Torrey
15 Lovell Street
277
270
291
217
233
257 1545
Blanks
87
270
328
135
163
261 1244
Total
676
922 1300
648
708
950
5204
Collector of Taxes
A. Wesley Sampson
22 Shaw Street
292
325
390
244
268
278 1797
Blanks
46
136
260
80
86
197
805
Total
338
461
650
324
354
475 2602
Auditors
Frank E. Loud
47 Torrey Street
257
274
354
229
270
266 1650
Marshall T. Tirrell
121 Hawthorne Street
257
294
352
219
256
282 1660
Wallace L. Whittle
115 Front Street
255
281
412
220
256
271 1695
Blanks
245
534
832
304
280
606 2801
Total
1014 1383 1950
972 1062 1425 7806
School Committee
John P. Hunt
99 Front Street
264
286
421
226
259
279 1735
J. Herbert Libby
691 Broad Street
279
328
373
227
258
311 1776
Blanks
133
308
506
195
191
360 1693
Total
676
922
1300
648
708
950 5204
Water Commissioner
George W. Perry
48 Hillcrest Road
261
304
378
225
252
174 1594
Blanks
77
157
272
99
102
301 1008
Total
338
461
650
324
354
475 2602
Board of Health
George E. Emerson
52 Columbian Street
262
295
367
241
273
174 1612
Blanks
76
166
283
83
81
301
990
Total
338
461
650
324
354
475
2602
60
Park Commissioner
Francis W. Rea
706 Pleasant Street
255
295
355
229
251
268 1653
Blanks
83
166
295
95
103
207
949
Total
338
461
650
324
354
475 2602
Trustees of Tufts Library
Joseph Chase
655 Broad Street
250
287
349
219
241
280 1626
James H. Flint
20 Front Street
244
252
357
214
241
261 1569
Clarence P. Whittle
115 Front Street
247
258
387
218
241
261 1612
Blanks
2.73
586
857
321
339
623 2999
Total
1014 1383 1950
972 1062 1425 7806
Commissioner of Ward 2 Schoolhouse
William C. Earle
60 High Street
243
275
340
206
235
260 1559
Blanks
95
186
310
118
119
215 1043
Total
338
461
650
324
354
475 2602
Tree Warden
Charles L. Merritt
42 Highland Place
248
278
335
239
254
273 1627
Blanks
90
183
315
85
100
202
975
Total
338
461
650
324
354
475 2602
Constables
Charles W. Baker
139 Washington Street .
229
266
409
210
242
245 1601
James L. Brennan
23 Central Street
223
245
314
216
241
237 1475
Edward F. Butler
1021 Pleasant Street
244
300
344
218
249
320 1676
George W. Conant 59 Pleasant Street
221
250
317
205
247
236 1476
Thomas Fitzgerald
68 Phillips Street
236
272
396
209
237
282 1632
Bertie T. Hobart
77 Park Avenue
220
248
315
202
233
234 1452
George W. Nash
28 Shaw Street
218
236
312
194
230
244 1434
Arthur H. Pratt
434 East Street
235
292
326
199
233
283 1568
Fred E. Smith
578 Commercial Street .
234
247
307
189
230
230 1437
Willie F. Tirrell
940 Washington Street
220
253
311
210
235
235 1464
Geo. W. Hunt
Blanks.
6 6 1094 2001 3149 1188 1163 2204 10799
Total
3380 4610 6500 3240 3540 4750 26020
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Annual Moderator
George L. Barnes
544 Main Street
201 260
292
223
237
258 1471
John F. Dwyer
1
1
2
Blanks
137
200
358
101
116
217 1129
Total
338
461
650
324
354
475 2602
Town Meeting Members Precinct 1.
George Ames, 41 Sea Street 69
*Charles H. Austin, 41 Standish Street 194
*Charles T. Bailey, 22 Delorey Avenue 205
*George W. Beane, 175 North Street 192
*Charles W. Burgess, 41 Pearl Street
205
*Wallace H. Drake, 88 Sea Street
234
*Sidney G. Dunbar, 62 Sea Street
207
David M. Kidder, 14 Pearl Street
157
Jeremiah E. Pitts, 385 Bridge Street
96
*Lottie F. Sampson, 19 Lincoln Street
211
*Ernest L. Saunders, 230 Pilgrim Road 226
174
*Harry A. Bayley, 12 Manomet Road Blanks 872
Total 3042
Town Meeting Member 1 Year
*Edgar J. Rauch, 81 Church Street 243
Blanks 95
Total 338
Town Meeting Members Precinct 2
*Benjamin N. Ells, 672 Broad Street 214
*George F. Farrar, 53 Laurel Street 239
*Bryan Leonard, 1146 Commercial Street 233
*Elmer E. Leonard, 1146 Commercial Street 204
*John P. Lovell, 35 Station Street
227
*James I. Peers, 382 East Street 229
*Arthur H. Pratt, 434 East Street 237
*Herman S. Pratt, 9 off Putnam Street 204
Thomas J. White, 828 Broad Street 193
Blanks 1708
Total 3688
Town Meeting Member 2 Years
*James D. Bosworth, 678 Broad Street 244
Blanks 217
Total 461
*Elected
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Town Meeting Members Precinct 3
*Charles W. Baker, 139 Washington Street 375
*Wallace H. Bicknell, 258 Front Street 352
*George F. Gloster, 29 Granite Street 353
*Roland H. Haviland, 258 Washington Street 341
* Alice Pierce Jewell, 121 Webb Street 317
* Burton F. Johnson, 20 Phillips Street 325
*George A. Mayer, 74 Summer Street 302
*William E. Pray, 93 Front Street 343
*Frank E. Stewart, 31 Commercial Street 308
*Kate Pierce Thayer, 154 Commercial Street 319
Blanks 3165
Total 6500
* Elected
Town Meeting Members 2 Years
*John H. Coffey 328
Frank I. Sherman 1
Charles A. Coyle 17
John F. Dwyer 1
J. R. Bacon 1
Leo Coti
1
Blanks 951
Total 1300
* Elected
Town Meeting Members Precinct 4
*George O. Chamberlain, 32 Oak Street 161
*Charles H. DeRusha, 752 Middle Street 190
*Joseph E. Gardner, 77 Mill Street 206
John N. Guertin, 720 Middle Street 144
*Richard Halloran, 190 Main Street 202
*Irving E. Johnson, 458 Pleasant Street 181
*John L. Maynard, 910 Washington Street 165 Blanks 695
Total 1944
*Elected
Town Meeting Member 1 Year
*Mary E. Holbrook, 290 Pleasant Street 243
Blanks 81
Total 324
*Elected
Town Meting Members Precinct 5
Grace C. Andrews, 29 Curtis Avenue 67
Charles W. Barcelo. 44 Forest Street 71
*Walter L. Bates, 67 Union Street 244
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*James A. Carley, 125 Pleasant Street 145
Jacob B. Denbroeder, 315 Pond Street 125
*Guy W. C. Hartt. 308 Pond Street 182
*Frank W. Holbrook, 55 Torrey Street 248
*Fletcher W. Howe, 9 Burton Terrace 144
Daniel Iliffe, 151 Union Street 120
George L. Johnson, 172 Union Street 136
*A. Spencer Marsh, 92 Pleasant Street
222
*Walter V. Reed, 62 Torrey Street 209
*Henry L. Stowers, 146 Columbian Street 221
* Arthur R. Taylor, 44 Tower Avenue 217
206
*Frank C. Torrey, 50 Torrey Street Blanks 983
Total
3540
* Elected
Town Meeting Members Precinct 6
Arthur C. Blanchard, 603 Broad Street 163
*Charles H. Burkett, 85 Hawthorne Street
170
* Adeline M. Canterbury, 38 Hillcrest Road 223
*William A. Connell, 38 Iron Hill Street 233
*John C. Fraser, 677 Broad Street 295
*L. Henry Godin, 67 Myrtle Street 221
* Arthur V. Harper, 56 Cedar Street
196
*David F. Kearns, 94 Hawthorne Street 201
George M. Keene, 16 Fairmount Avenue 132
Thomas J. McDonald, 19 Shawmut Avenue 164
William M. Reamy, 10 High Street Place 163
135
* Alfred C. Sheehy, 401 Broad Street
178
Henry A. Taber, 95 Hawthorne Street 82
Elijah Whiton, 74 Cedar Street 150
Blanks 1094
Total
.3800
*Elected
License, Non-Intoxicating Beverages
1
2
3 247
4
5 98
168
860
No
155
183
188
149
181
162 1018
Blanks
77
131
215
81
75
145
724
Total
338
461
650
324
354
475
2602
6 Total
Yes
106
147
94
Sumner F. Shaw, 33 School Street
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East Weymouth, Mass., March 13, 1922
A meeting of the Board of Registrars of the town of Wey- mouth, was held at the town office on Monday evening, March 13, 1922 for the purpose of examing the records from the several pre- cincts, of the votes cast in said precincts for town officers and found that the following persons having the largest number of votes, were declared elected to the respective offices, to wit:
Town Clerk Clayton B. Merchant
Town Treasurer John H. Stetson
Selectmen
William H. Cowing, William B. Dasha, Alfred W. Hastings Frederick Humphrey, Theron L. Tirrell
Overseers of the Poor
William H. Cowing, William B. Dasha, Alfred W. Hastings Frederick Humphrey, Theron L. Tirrell Assessors for Three Years
John F. Dwyer, Frank T. Torrey
Collector of Taxes A. Wesley Sampson
Auditors
Frank E. Loud, Marshall T. Tirrell, Wallace L. Whittle
School Committee for Three Years John P. Hunt, J. Herbert Lilly Water Commissioner for Three Years George W. Perry
Board of Health for Three Years George E. Emerson
Park Commissioner for Three Years Francis W. Rea Trustees of Tufts Library Joseph Chase, James H. Flint, Clarence P. Whittle
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Commissioner Ward Two Schoolhouse Sinking Fund, Three Years William C. Earle
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Tree Warden Charles L. Merritt
Constables
Charles W. Baker, James L. Brennan, Edward F. Butler
George W. Conant, George W. Nash,
Thomas Fitzgerald, Arthur H. Pratt, Willie F. Tirrell
Bertie T. Hobart Fred H. Smith,
Annual Moderator George L. Barnes
Town Meeting Members Precinct One, Three Years
Wallace H. Drake, Harry A. Bailey, Lottie F. Sampson
Sidney G. Dunbar, Charles T. Bailey, Charles W. Burgess Charles H. Austin, George W. Beane, Ernest L. Saunders
Town Meeting Member, Precinct One, to Fill Vacancy, One Year
Edgar J. Rauch
Town Meeting Members, Precinct Two, Three Years
George F. Farrar, Arthur H. Pratt, Bryan Leonard, James I. Peers John P. Lovell, Benjamin N. Ells, Elmer E. Leonard, Herman S. Pratt
Town Meeting Member, Precinct Two, to Fill Vacancy, Two Years James D. Bosworth
Town Meeting Members, Precinct Three, Three Years
Charles W. Baker, George F. Gloster, Wallace H. Bicknell
William E. Pray, Roland H. Haviland, Burton F. Johnson
Kate Pierce Thayer, Alice Pierce Jewell, Frank W. Stewart
George A. Mayer
Town Meeting Members Precinct Three, to Fill Vacancy, Two Years John H. Coffey, Charles A. Coyle
Town Meeting Members, Precinct Four, Three Years George O. Chamberlain, Joseph E. Gardner, Richard Halloran Charles H. DeRusha, John L. Maynard
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