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expenses of said committee be paid from the miscellaneous Ex- . pense."
The amendment was so voted.
The original motion as amended was so voted.
The Moderator appointed on this committee the following: Colonel Frederick C. Bauer, Fred O. Stevens, Parker T. Pearson, Newland H. Holmes, Alfred P. Pillsbury.
Article 98. Voted: That no action be taken under this- article.
Article 99. Voted: That no action be taken under this article.
Article 100. Mr. J. Leonard Bicknell, chairman of the ap- propriation committee moved "That no action be taken under this article."
After quite a discussion and amendments it was voted:
"That the whole subject matter of the article be referred to the Town Counsel and report at some future meeting.
Voted : That the thanks of the town be extended to Hon George L. Barnes, Moderator, for the able and efficient manner in which he presided over this annual town meeting.
Voted: That the thanks of the town be extended to the Appropriation Committee for their study into the merits of the several articles in the warrant and the manner in which they were presented to the meeting.
The Moderator appointed on the committee under article 24 the following: Byran Leonard, Thomas J. Kelley, James D. Bosworth, Cornelius J. Lynch, Harold W. Raymond, William A. Hodges, Ralph H. Haskins, Charles B. Cushing, Alfonzo Striano.
The Moderator appointed on the Planning Board for five years the following: Stanley T. Torrey, Robert S. Hoffman, Patrick Casey, Elbridge B. Nash, W. Carlton Barnes.
The Moderator appointed on the Appropriation Committee for three years the following: Russell H. Whiting, James B. B. Smith, J. Leonard Bicknell, Edward C. Barker, Harold W. Raymond.
ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION, MARCH 12, 1923
Toun Clerk
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Total
Clayton B.
Merchant
260
306
460
152
215
311
95
1799
Blanks
89
155
361
54
82
248
39
1028
Totals
349
461
821
206
297
559
134
2827
Town
Treasurer
John H. Stetson
264
298
443
159
238
298
102
1802
Blanks
85
163
378
47
59
261
32
1025-
· Total
349
461
821
206
297
559
134
2827
37
Selectmen
Harry E. Bearce
67
138
98
21
33
91
32
480
Henry B.
Chandler
21
31
62
28
104
25
28
299
William B. Dasha 260
193
212
107
124
183
1146.
Alfred W.
Hastings
157
158
186
132
202
139
80
1054
Annie S. Lynch
99
175
339
50
89
297
33
1082:
H. Frank in Perry
51
120
411
45
54
121
29
831
Frank A. Pray
121
117
285
60
84
92
58
817
Benj. F. Smith. .
85
100
110
11
33
92
12
443
Theron L. Tirrell 139
156
225
188
184
154
94
1140×
Wins'ow M.
Tirrell
... /130
237
167
74
112
271
70
1061
Chas. N. Turner
26
36
47
8
25
35
33
210
John B. Whelan
75
159
311
66
64
218
28
921
Raymond E. Stein
1
1
Blanks
513
685 1652
240
377 1077
106
4650
Total
1745 2305 4105 1030 1485 2795
670
14135%
Overseers of the Poor
Harry E. Bearce
69
138
98
22
34
86
33
480
Henry B.
Chandler
18
30
49
29
100
21
32
279
William B. Dasha 250
186
217
102
122
184
64
1125
Alfred W.
Hastings
152
163
190
131
191
138
76
1041.
Annie S. Lynch
94
180
342
50
84
292
30
1072:
H. Franklin Perry
56
117
391
45
61
108
26
804
Frank A. Pray
122
116
283
56
68
98
54
797
Benj. F. Smith ..
75
91
106
11
31
91
11
416-
Theron. L. Tirrell 140
156
222
181
174
146
88
1107
Winslow M.
Tirrell
130
220
160
75
107
260
63
1015.
Chas. N. Turner
23
36
47
8
27
32
33
206
John B. Whelan
69
153
304
63
57
208
26
880
Blanks
547
719
1696
257
429
1131
134
4913-
Total
1745 2305 4105 1030 1485 2795
670
14135,
Assessors
Chas H. Clapp
1 253
2 262
3 425
4 144
5 214
6 255
7
Totall
Richard
Halloran
243
261
443
167
209
314
96
1733
Blanks
202
399
774
101
171
549
75
2271
Total
€98
922 1642
412
594 1118
268
5654
97
1650
38
Collector of Taxes
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Total
A. Wesley
Sampson
291
296
421
143
207
294
93
1745
Blanks
58
165
400
63
90
265
41
1082
Total
349
461
821
206
297
559
134
2827
Auditors
Frank E. Loud
240
253
411
125
187
251
92
1559
Marshall T.
Tirrell
236
279
403
119
181
284
89
1591
Wallace L.
Whittle
244
257
416
127
182
262
84
1572
Blanks
327
594
1233
247
341
880
137
3759
Total
1047
1383
2463
618
891 1677
402
8481
School Committee (3 years)
Sarah S. Howe .. 246
271
414
133
187
271
90
1612
Edw. R. Sampson
291
280
411
128
193
279
88
1670
Blanks
161
371
817
151
214
568
90
2372
Total
698
922 1642
412
594 1118
268
5654
Water Commissioner (3 years)
(Geo. E. Bicknell
263
281
432
130
190
281
85
1662
Blanks
86
180
389
76
107
278
49
1165
'Total
349
461
821
206
297
559
134
2827
Board of Health (3 years)
Fred'k L. Doucett 253
292
435
132
193
337
88
1730
Joseph Chase
1
1
Blanks
95
169
386
74
104
222
46
1096
Total
349
461
821
206
297
559
134
2827
Park Commissioner (3 years)
Chas. W. Burgess
267
258
399
118
181
269
85
1577
Blanks
82
203
422
88
116
290
49
1250
Total
349
461
821
206
297
559
134
2827
Trustee Tufts Library (3 years)
1
2 255
3 380
4 123
5 170
6 251
7
Total
Wallace H. Drake 269
79
1527
Arthur E. Pratt
246
262
375
122
168
243
81
1497
Alfred S. Tirrell
243
249
371
146
175
239
80
1503
Blanks
289
617
1337
227
378
944
162
3954
Total
1047
1383 2463
618
891
1677
402
8481
39
Trustee Tufts Library (2 years)
Joseph Kelley . . 246
274'
446
130
181
293
78
1648-
Blanks
103
187
375
76
116
266
56
1179.
Total
349
461
821
206
297
559
134
2827.
Commissioner James Humphrey School House Sinking Fund (3 years)
Henry A. Nash
249
252
382
121
166
250
80
1500,
Blanks
100
.209
439
85
131
309
54
132₸
Total
349
461
821
206
297
559
134
2827
Tree Warden
Chas. L. Merritt
238
267
399
146
184
260
94
1588
Blanks
111
194
422
60
113
299
40
1239
Total
349
461
821
206
297
559
134
2827
Constables
1
2
3
4
5
6 239
7
Total®
Chas. W. Baker
221
237
397
119
163
81
145₸
Jas. L. Brennan
217
212
373
115
179
224
80
1400
Edw. F. Butler
237
263
384
112
168
330
87
1581
John A. Carter. .
238
211
373
101
154
224
76
1377
Geo. W. Conant
212
220
371
112
173
226
80
1394
Thos. Fitzgerald
226
240
397
111
173
279
81
1507.
Bertie T. Hobart
207
207
373
108
158
223
78
1354:
George W. Hunt
254
229
375
104
162
232
77
1433
Arthur H. Pratt
225
255
375
101
158
262
78
1454
Willie F. Tirrell
213
219
374
110
160
231
87
1394
Blanks
1240
2317
4418
967
1322 3120
535
13919
Total
3490
4610
8210 2060 2970 5590
1340
28270
Annual Moderator
1
2 197
3 325
4 105
5
6 188
7
Total
Geo. L. Barnes
187
1228:
W. J. Holbrook .. 1
1
Blanks
161
264
496
101
137
371
68
1598.
· Total
349
461
821
206
297
559
134
2827"
Nine Town Meeting Members Precinct 1 (3 years)
William Hyde
201_
Joseph H. McInroe 173%
Edward P. McManara 199>
Raymond P. Stein
202:
Charles A. Tobin
185.
Stanley T. Torrey
226
Herman Collyer
34
Alton W. Jones
30,
George Hunt 21
Thomas F. McCue
17
Ben Bean
.
16
160
66
40
Henry Dyer
12
-John A. Carter
12
Nathan Q. Cushing
8
Charles Hearn
5
Edwin R. Sampson
5
Rufus Bates.
4
Gerald Procter
4
Benjamin F. Smith
3
Ida Farrington
3
Nathaniel Ford
3
Lottie Sampson
2
Preston Lewis
2
W. A. Drake
2
Allan C. Emery
2
James Jones
2
James B. French
2
Harry I. Bearce
1
Wallace Drake
1
Joseph Rudolph
1
1
John Merrill
1
Winslow M. Tirrell
1
John W. Cushing
1
Arthur W. Bartlett
1 1
1
John W. Grady
1
Richard Hesse
1
1
1
Henry O. Tutty
1
Ralph Wilder
1
Parker T. Pearson
1
William B. Dasha
1
John Taylor .
1
Mabel Jones
.
Marion Bailey
1
Frank Cushing
1
Frank Alden
1
Blanks 1743
Total 3141
Eight Town Meeting Members Precinct 2 (3 years)
Arthur A. Cicchese 201
Charles R. Denbroeder 221
Peter A. Gallant 223
Ralph H. Haskins 204
216
Carl F. Prescott
194
David J. Toomey
180
Thomas L. Howley
13
Frank E. Briggs
1
H. S. Gardner
1
Blanks 2234
Total
3688
.
.
. .
.
.
1
Charles W. Taylor
M. P. Keene . . .
. . .
. . .
Edward Murphy
Horace Walker
Philip W. Wolfe
John H. Moran
41
Ten Town Meeting Members Precinct 3 (3 years)
Charles Y. Berry 391
Harry I. Bicknell 376
George E. Bicknell 377
Patrick Casey 381
Edward A. Hunt
384
Henry S. Litchfield
374
Arthur R. Lohnes
382
Dennis McCarthy
385
Arthur E. Pratt
374
John B. Whelan
392
Blanks 4394.
Total
8210%
Three Town Meeting Members Precinct 4 (3 years)
Gertrude C. Andrews
141
Charles H. DeRusha
149
Samuel S. French
143
Blanks
185
Total 618,
Four Town Meeting Members Precinct 4 (2 years)
Joseph E. Gardner 135
Frederick T. Merrill 127
John F. Robinson
131
Mary W. Tirrell
133
Blanks
298
Total 824
Four Town Meeting Members Precinct 4 (1 year)
Darwin C. Adams 117
Chesley Cormack 123.
140
Alfred S. Tirrell
134
Blanks
310
Total 824.
Ten Town Meeting Members Precinct 5 (3 years)
Frederick C. Bauer I52
Melville F. Cate 148
Richmond Litchfield
136
Matthew O'Dowd
175
Percy L. Bicknell
13
Howard H. Joy
13
Josiah B. Reed
12
Oswald Ralph
12
Calvin C. Shepherd
13
Chandler W. Smith
14
Margaret Dondero
1
George L. Barnes
1
Benj. B. Hefferman -
.
Richard Halloran
42
Ernest A. Bowker 1
<«Geo. L. Johnson 1
Blanks 2277
Total
2970
Eight Town Meeting Members Precinct 6 (3 years)
Bartholomew Coughlan 250
James E. Downes 204
Patrick H. Dwyer 213
James Ford . 196
Nicholas Gorofalo
205
H. Frank Holmes
242
John E. Mulligan 305
Ellsworth J. Our
147
George W. Perry
243
Daniel Reidy, Jr ..
300
Thomas B. C. Wade. 206
Blanks
1961
Total
4472
One Town Meeting Member Precinct 6 (2 years)
Frederick Humphrey 208
Herbert W. Rockwood 125
Blanks
226
.Total
559
Three Town Meeting Members Precinct 7 (3 years)
Irving E. Johnson 86
Walter W. Pratt 93
Alston A. Shaw 86
Blanks
137
Total 402
Three Town Meeting Members Precinct 7 (2 years)
George O. Chamberlain 84
John L. Maynard . 86
Ronald A. MacDonald 77
Leo Hall
1
Blanks 154
Total
402
Three Town Meeting Members Precinct 7 (1 year)
James C. Stever 59
James A. Monroe
1
Walter W. Pratt
1
E. Lillian Rea. 3
John F. Reardon 3
2
John P. Keefe
1
Paul Mulready
Chas. Q. Tirrell
1
43
Bertha Pratt
11 1.
Willard F. Holbrook
Sarah Brassil
1. 13
Charles N. Turner
2:
Willie T. Tirrell Blanks
323
Total
402.
Question No. 1-Liquor
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Total.
Yes
128
176
306
73
100
193
35
1011
No
158
169
280
81
130
204
58
1080
Blanks
63
116
235
52
67
162
41
736
Total
349
461
821
206
297
559
134
2827
Question No. 2-Accounting
Yes
80
84
155
43
55
116
22
555.
No
94
112
191
53
79
108
33
670
Blanks
175
265.
475
110
163
335
79
1602:
Total
349
461
821
206
297
559
134
2827
Question No. 3-Tenement Act
Yes
80
165
367
55
53
161
41
922:
No
134
116
196
63
124
160
48
841
Blanks
135
180
258
88
120
238
45
1064
Total
349
461
821
206
297
559
134
2827
Question No. 4-Pensions
Yes
131
139
331
38
56
150
30
875
No
103
148
252
85
132
156
49
925
Blanks
115
174
238
83
109
253
55
1027
Total
349
461
821
206
297
559
134
2827.
Question No. 1. License for certain non-intoxicating bever- ages
No
Question No. 2. Petition for accounting system No
Question No. 3. Revoke acceptance of Chapter 635 Acts of 1912 Yes:
Question No. 4. Accept provisions of Section 85, Chapter 32,
No.
A true Copy,
attest :
CLAYTON B. MERCHANT,
Town Clerk.
WARRANT FOR A SPECIAL TOWN MEETING COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
INORFOLK, ss. To the Constables of the town of Weymouth GREETING :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of Weymouth aforesaid who are qualified to vote in Town affairs to meet at the Hall of the Weymouth High School on Thursday the 31st .«day of May 1923, at seven o'clock and forty-five minutes in the evening, then and there to act upon the following articles, namely :
Article 1. To see what additional sum of money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for the purpose of celebrating the anniversary of the town.
Article 2. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for the continuance of passenger transporta- tion on the streets of the town by the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company for the year ending May 31, 1924, or take any action in relation thereto.
Article 3. To see if the town will vote to change the name of Independence Square to Ralph Talbot Square, and to discon- tinac the time of Ralph Talbot Square at the junction of Park and Pleasant Streets, also to change the name of William B. Mon- tieth Square formerly known as Fountain Square at the junction of Main and Pond Streets, to Parker B. Thomas Square, and that the junction of Pond and Thicket Streets be named William B. Montieth Square, and to discontinue the name of Parker B. Thomas Square at the junction of Central and Union Streets, or take any other action relating to the naming of Squares as passed under article 54 of the adjourned annual town meeting held at the High School March 13, 1922.
And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting a copy thereof attested by you in writing in each of two public places in each voting precinct seven days at least before the time of holding of said meeting.
Hereof, fail not and make due return of this warrant to the 'Town Clerk of said Town at or before the time of said meeting.
Given under our hands at Weymouth this twenty-second day of May, in the year of our Lord Nineteen hundred and twenty- three.
THERON L. TIRRELL, WINSLOW M. TIRRELL, ALFRED W. HASTINGS, ANNIE S. LYNCH, WILLIAM B. DASHA, Selectmen of Weymouth.
A true copy. attest :
ARTHUR H. PRATT, Constable of Weymouth.
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Return of Service COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Weymouth, Mass., May 23, 1923 I have this day served the within warrant by posting a copy attested by me in writing in each of two public places in each voting precinct in said town of Weymouth seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting.
ARTHUR H. PRATT, Constable of Weymouth.
A true copy, attest : CLAYTON B. MERCHANT, Town Clerk.
Weymouth, Mass., May 31, 1923 Pursuant to the within warrant a special meeting of the Town Meeting Members of the Town of Weymouth was held at the Assembly Hall of the Weymouth High School this Thursday, the 31st day of May, 1923. The meeting was called to order by the Town Clerk at 7:45 o'clock p. m. and the warrant was read by said Town Clerk.
Voted : That the Town Clerk be instructed to cast one ballot bearing the name of William J. Holbrook for Moderator pro-tem.
By vote the Town Clerk cast one ballot bearing the name of William J. Holbrook as Moderator pro-tem, there being no other ballots he was declared elected, he was sworn to the faithful per- formance of that duty by the Town Clerk.
Before proceeding to the articles of the Warrant the follow- ing Town Meeting Members having been elected as such at the Annual Town Meeting, were sworn to the faithful performance of their duty, by the Moderator. Charles A. Tobin, William Hyde, Raymond P. Stein, Alton W. Jones, A. Wesley Sampson, William B. Dasha, Ralph S. Wilder, George W. Hunt, Lottie F. Sampson, Peter Gallant, Ralph H. Haskins, John H. Moran, Carl F. Prescott, David J. Toomey, Charles Y. Berry, Patrick Casey, Edward A. Hunt, Henry S. Litchfield, Arthur R. Lohnes, Dennis McCarthy, Arthur E. Pratt, John B. Whelan, Gertrude C. An- drews, Samuel S. French, Joseph E. Gardner, Frederick T. Merrill, John F. Robinson, Mary W. Tirrell, Darwin C. Adams, Chesley Cormack, Richard Halloran, Frederick C. Bauer, Melville F. Cate, Percy L. Bicknell, Howard Joy, Josiah B. Reed, Calvin C. Shep- herd, Bartholomew Coughlin, Patrick H. Dwyer, Nicholas Gorof- alo, H. Frank Holmes, Clayton B. Merchant, Irving E. Johnson, Walter W. Pratt, Francis W. Rea, James C. Stever, Annie S. Lynch, Winslow M. Tirrell, Theron L. Tirrell, L. Henry Godin, Ronald A. MacDonald, Russell H. Whiting, David F. Kearns, Charles L. Merritt, Alfred W. Hastings.
Article 1. Voted: That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $4,000 for the purpose of celebrating the 300th anniver- sary of the settlement of the Town of Weymouth, the same to be expended under the direction of the Selectmen.
A unanimous vote.
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Article 2. Motion offered by Edward I. Loud, a member of the Appropriation Committee, "That the town raise and appropri- ate a sum not exceeding $3,750 for the purpose of meeting one- half the actual deficit incurred by the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company during the nine months period ending February 29, 1924, for maintaining passenger transportation on the streets of this town, provided that the Transportation Com- mittee are able to arrange with the Trustees of the Eastern Mass- achusetts Street Railway Company that this town shall receive an equal credit for its share of the revenue received from the East Weymouth-Quincy line."
The Moderator appointed Melville F. Cate and William A. Hodges as tellers, they were sworn to the faithful performance of that duty.
The question was put before the Town Meeting Members present, the tellers reported 36 voted in the affirmative and 72 in the negative, the Moderator declared the motion lost.
Article 3. Voted: That a committee be appointed by the Moderator, to consist of one or more veterans of the World War, one or more veterans of the Civil War, one or more veterans of the Spanish War, a member of the Weymouth Historical Society, a Member of the Board of Selectmen to make a thorough investi- gation of the question of re-naming certain squares in the town, also a Memorial to veterans of all wars ..
Mr. Russell H. Whiting moved as an amendment that the Representative from this district, Prince H. Tirrell, be added to this committee.
The amendment was so voted.
The question as amended was so voted, 79 in favor and 23 against the motion.
Voted : To adjourn.
A true copy, attest : CLAYTON B. MERCHANT, Town Clerck.
Later the Moderator appointed on this committee: Bradford Hawes, William A. Drake, William L. Swan, Frank E. Briggs, Stanley T. Heald, Roland H. Haviland, Howard H. Joy, Mrs. Annie S. Lynch and Prince H. Tirrell.
WARRANT FOR A SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Norfolk, ss.
To the Constables of the Town of Weymouth in said County, Greeting:
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of Wey- mouth aforesaid qualified to vote in elections, to meet at the polling places in their respective precincts, to wit: in Precincts
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one, three, five and six in the halls of the Fire Engine houses lo- cated in those Precincts respectively; in Precinct two, at G. A. R. Hall, on Commercial Street; in Precinct four, at the Citizens Association, Inc., Building, on Front Street; in Precinct seven. at the Lovell's Corner Improvement Association Building on Washington Street, on Tuesday, June 19, 1923, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, then and there to bring in to the Wardens of their several Precincts, their vote on one ballot "Yes" or "No" upon the following referendum question:
Shall the Town ratify the action of the Representative Town Meeting held on May 31, 1923, voting NO on the following motion?
"That the town raise and appropriate a sum not exceeding $3,750, for the purpose of meeting one-half the actual deficit in- curred by the Eastern Mass. St. Railway Co. during the nine months period ending February 29, 1924, for maintaining pas- senger transportation on the streets of this town, provided that the Transportation Committee are able to arrange with the Trust- ees of the Eastern Mass. St. Railway Co. that this town shall re- ceive an equitable credit for its share of the revenue received on the E. Weymouth-Quincy line."
The polls will be closed at eight o'clock in the evening.
And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting a copy thereof, attested by you in writing, in each of two public places in each voting Precinct in said Town, seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting.
Hereof, fail not, and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk of said Town, three days before the holding of said meeting.
Given under our hands at Weymouth this seventh day of June in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty- three.
THERON L. TIRRELL, ANNIE S. LYNCH, WILLIAM B. DASHA, ALFRED W. HASTINGS, Selectmen of Weymouth.
A true copy, Attest: Arthur H. Pratt
Constable of Weymouth.
Return of Service
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Norfolk, ss.
Weymouth, Mass., June 12, 1923.
I have this day served the within warrant by posting a copy thereof, attested by me in writing, in each of two places in each voting Precinct in said town of Weymouth, seven days before the time of holding said meeting.
ARTHUR H. PRATT, Constable of Weymouth.
A true copy, attest : CLAYTON B. MERCHANT, Town Clerk.
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Result of the Vote REFERENDUM QUESTION June 19, 1923.
"Shall the town ratify the action of the Representative Town Meeting held on May 31, 1923, voting NO on the following mo- tion ?
"That the town raise and appropriate a sum not exceeding $3,750, for the purpose of meeting one-half the actual deficit incurred by the Eastern Mass. St. Railway Co. during the nine months period ending February 29, 1924, for maintaining pas- senger transportation on the streets of this town, provided that the Transportation Committee are able to arrange with the Trus- tees of the Eastern Mass. St. Railway Co. that this town shall receive an equitable credit for its share of the revenue received on the East Weymouth-Quincy line."
PREC.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Total
YES
32
58
100
52
95
44
49
430
NO
32
63
75
51
22
97
26
366
BLANKS
1
0
0
0
0
2
0
3
TOTAL
65
121
175
103
117
143
75
799
A true copy, attest :
CLAYTON B. MERCHANT,
Town Clerk.
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East Weymouth, March 13, 1923.
A meeting of the board of Registrars of Voters was held at the Town Office on Tuesday March 13, at 8:30 A. M. for the purpose of examining the records from the several precincts of the votes cast in said precincts for Town Officers, and found that the following persons having the largest number of votes, were duly declared elected to their several offices, to wit:
Town Clerk Town Treasurer
Clayton B. Merchant John H. Stetson
Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor William B. Dasha
Theron L. Tirrell Annie S. Lynch Winslow M. Tirrell Alfred W. Hastings
Assessors for three years
Charles H. Clapp Richard Halloran
Collector of Taxes
A. Wesley Sampson
Auditors
Frank E. Loud Marshall T. Tirrell Wallace L. Whittle
School Committee for three years
Sarah S. Howe Edwin R. Sampson
Water Commissioner for three years
Board of Health for three years
Park Commissioner for three years
Trustees of Tufts Library for three years
Wallace H. Drake Arthur E. Pratt Alfred S. Tirrell
Trustee of Tufts Library for two years to fill vacancy
Joseph Kelley
Commissioner of the James Hum- phrey School House Sinking Fund Henry A. Nash
Tree Warden Annual Moderator Constables
George E. Bicknell
Frederick L. Doucett
Charles W. Burgess
Charles L. Merritt George L. Barnes Charles W. Baker James L. Brennan Edward F. Butler John A. Carter George W. Conant Thomas Fitzgerald Bertie T. Hobart George W. Hunt Arthur H. Pratt Willie F. Tirrell
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Town Meeting Members Precinct 1 for three years
William Hyde Joseph H. McEnroe Edward P. McNamara Raymond P. Stein Charles A. Tobin Stanley T. Torrey Herman O. Collyer Alton W. Jones George W. Hunt
Town Meeting Members Precinct 2 for three years
Arthur A. Cicchese Charles R. Denbroeder Peter A. Gallant Ralph H. Haskins Carl F. Prescott David J: Toomey Thomas L. Howley
Town Meeting Members Precinct 3 for three years
Charles Y. Berry Harry I. Bicknell George E. Bicknell Patrick Casey Edward A. Hunt Henry S. Litchfield Arthur R. Lohnes Dennis McCarthy Arthur E. Pratt John B. Whelan
Town Meeting Members Precinct 4 for three years
Gertrude C. Andrews Charles H. DeRusha Samuel S. French
Town Meeting Members Precinct 4 for two years
Joseph E. Gardner Frederick T. Merrill Mary W. Tirrell
Town Meeting Members Precinct 4 for one year
Darwin C. Adams Chesley Cormack Richard Halloran Alfred S. Tirrell
Town Meeting Members Precinct 5 for three years
Frederick C. Bauer Melville F. Cate Richmond Litchfield Matthew O'Dowd Percy L. Bicknell Howard H. Joy Josiah B. Reed Oswald Ralph Calvin C. Shepherd Chandler W. Smith
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Town Meeting Members Precinct 6 for three years
Bartholomew Coughlin Patrick H. Dwyer Nicholas Gorofalo H. Frank Holmes John E. Mulligan George W. Perry Daniel Reidy, Jr. Thomas B. C. Wade
Town Meeting Member Precinct 6 for two years to fill vacancy
Town Meeting Members Precinct 7 for three years
Frederick Humphrey
Irving E. Johnson Walter W. Pratt Alston A. Shaw
Town Meeting Members Precinct 7 for two years
Town Meeting Members Precinct 7 for one year
George O. Chamberlain John L. Maynard Ronald A. MacDonald
James C. Stever (2 vacancies) :
VITAL STATISTICS BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF WEYMOUTH FOR THE YEAR 1923
DATE
NAME
PLACE OF BIRTH
PARENTS
Jan. 1 Margaret Frances Conroy
Boston Weymouth
Cyril C. and Margaret F. (Gannon) Alfred and Helen M. (Keefe)
2 Dorothy Helen Roughteon
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Thomas F. and Mary E. (David)
3 Margaret Elizabeth Brown
66
Edwin and Emily (Ray)
6 Gertrude Helen Miller
Stephen and Josephine (Merluzzo)
6 Edwin Debs Amoraso
66
Charles W. and Mary ( Mccullough)
9 Jean Elizabeth Ellis
66
Gaicomo and Mary (Pecoraro)
10 Simon De Young
66
Simon and Gladys L. (Studley )
14 Goerge Waldron Rugman
Samuel and Georgianna (Brooks)
17 Elizabeth McLean Cole
66
Walter C. and Beatrice (Van Buskirk)
18 Dorence Elizabeth O'Leary
66
Lawrence and Doris M. (Kennedy)
22 Ruth LaMere Leigh
Joseph L. and Ethel T. (Hay)
22 William A. Morse, Jr.
66
John and Helen (McEnroe) Michael and Angelina (Fasca)
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