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Article 42. Under this article the Moderator appointed Melville F. Cate and John P. Lovell as tellers, and they were sworn by the Moderator.
Voted: That the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000) be raised by loan and appropriated for the laying and relaying of the Town's water mains of six (6) inches or more in diameter, and that the Treasurer of the Town be and hereby is authorized, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow said sum of Fifty Thousand ($50,000) Dollars for said purpose, and to issue bonds or notes of the Town therefor in accordance with the provisions
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of Section 19, Chapter 44 of the General Laws, to be paid in equal installments in fifteen (15) years from the date of issue, as authorized by Chapter 303 of the Acts of 1923, and to bear such rate of interest as may be fixed by the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Board of Selectmen.
The result of the vote was 114 in favor, 2 against.
Article 43. Voted: That the subject matter of this article be referred to the Water Commissioners.
Article 44. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $68,065 for repairs of highways, townways, bridges, street oiling and for removal of snow. $3,000 of this amount is for the do- ing of private work which the street department may do, and for which the town is to be reimbursed.
Article 45. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $3,000 for the building of permanent sidewalks; same to be ex- pended under the provisions of the Betterment Act.
Article 46. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $9,800 for the reconstruction with macadam pavement, of Broad Street, from Central Square to Jackson Square, on the Northerly side of the car track.
Article 47. Passed.
Article 48. Motion offered by the appropriation committee that no action be taken under this article.
An amendment was offered: To raise and appropriate the sum of $4,000 to complete the construction of the road on Broad Street from Central Square to the lower end of Clapp field.
This amendment was so voted.
Article 49. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $500 for the purpose of repairing Derby Street and sidewalk from Main Street to Harold B. Klingeman Square at South Weymouth Railroad Station.
Article 50. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $400 for the purpose of repairing Iron Hill Street.
Article 51. Voted: That the subject matter of this article be referred to the Superintendent of Streets; the money to be taken from the regular appropriation.
Article 52. Voted: That the subject matter of this article be referred to the Superintendent of Streets; if done, the money to be taken from the regular appropriation. .
Article 53. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000 for grading and draining Shawmut Street from Broad Street to Lake Street, thence westerly on Lake Street about 300 feet.
Article 54. Voted: That the subject matter of this article be referred to the Superintendent of Streets; if done, the money to be taken from the regular appropriaaion.
Article 55. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000 for Street signs and Guide Boards.
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Article 56. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $1,423 to reinburse Edwin Clapp & Son for one half the cost of a sidewalk on Charles Street; to reimburse Bessie K. Hunt one half the cost of sidewalk at 718 Broad Street; to reimburse Minot P. Garey one half the cost of sidewalk at 717-719 Broad Street; to reimburse F. Wayland Preston one half the cost of sidewalk in front of his new building on Broad Street; all these sidewalks having been built during the past year and paid for in full by the above mentioned parties.
Article 57. Voted: That the Town accept the report of the Selectmen upon the laying out as a townway of the private way, leading from the easterly side of Union Street and known as May Terrace.
Article 58. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $500 for the purpose of working May Terrace as a town way.
Article 59. Voted: That the subject matter of this article be indefinitely postponed.
Article 60. Voted: That no action be taken under this article.
Article 61. Voted: That the Town accept the report of the Selectmen upon the laying out as a town way the private way known as Johnson Road.
Article 62. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000 for the purpose of working Johnson Road.
Article 63. Voted: That the subject matter of this article be indefinitely postponed.
Article 64. Voted: That no action be taken under this article.
Article 65. Voted: That the Town accept the report of the Selectmen upon the laying out of a town way the private way known as Suwanee Road, in Hia-Leah, so-called.
Article 66. Voted: That the Town accept the report of the Selectmen upon the laying out of a townway the private way known as Pine Circle, lying in Great Pond Park, so-called.
Article 67. Voted: That the Town accept the report of the Selectmen upon the laying out as a town way the private way known as Great Pond Road, lying in Great Pond Park, so called.
Article 68. Voted: That the Town accept the report of the Selectmen upon the laying out of a town way the private way (formerly known as Taylor Street) which runs from the northerly side of Columbian Street in a northerly direction for some four hundred feet and it shall be known as Shaw Street.
Article 69. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $300 for the purpose of working Shaw Street.
Article 70. Voted: That the subject matter be referred to the Superintendent of Streets, and if done the money to be taken from his regular appropriation.
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Article 71. Voted: That the Selectmen be and hereby are authorized to execute a contract of indemnity with the Common- wealth of Massachusetts, subject to the approval of the Town Counsel, against any and all claims for land, grade or drainage damages which may be caused by, or result from the laying out, construction or reconstruction of any state highway in the Town during the present year.
Article 72. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $500 for Memorial Day.
Article 73. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $400 for the alewive fishery and that the Selectmen be a com- mittee of the Town to conduct the alewive fishery.
Article 74. Voted: That the Town authorize its Selectmen to commence suit for the recovery of any money or property due to it, or to prosecute a bill in equity, or any other proceeding in court when in their judgment it is expedient or in the inter- ests of the town to do so.
Article 75. Voted: 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, the sale to be at public auc- tion, said property to include the lockup property located in Ward 3, including land building.
Article 76. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $6,200 for miscellaneous expenses, $750 of this amount to be for the purchase of a safe for the record cards in the Assessor's Department.
Article 77. Voted: That no action be taken under this article.
Article 78. Voted: That a committee of five (5) be ap- pointed to consider this question (collection of garbage) and re- port at some future meeting.
The moderator appointed the following committee: Lottie F. Sampson, Arthur H. Pratt, Patrick Casey, Gertrude C. An- drews, Guy W. C. Hartt.
Article 79. Voted: That the Town accept as a gift from Bradford Hawes a piece of land containing about four (4) acres Adjoining Lovell's Corner Playground, the same to become a part of the playground, and that the thanks of the Town be ex- tended to Mr. Hawes for his gift.
A unanimous vote.
Article 80. Voted: No action was taken under this article.
Article 81. Voted: That a committee of five (5) be ap- pointed by the Moderator to investigate gas and electricity rates in the Town, and that this committee be empowered to call upon the Town Counsel for legal advise in their investigation.
The Moderator appointed the following committee.
The Moderator appointed the following committee: Parker T. Pearson, (resigned), John H. Tower, Edward W. Hunt, Her- bert C. Torrey, Matthew O'Dowd, Benjamin B. Sylvester.
Article 82. Voted: That the subject matter of this article be indefinitely postponed.
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Voted: Upon motion of George E. Cuniff, that any citizen begranted the privilege to address the meeting.
Article 83. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $8,000, the same to be expended in purchasing insurange against loss by fire on all the buildings of the Town, and their contents, and liability insurance covering the trucks of the Street Depart- ment, for a period of 3 years. Any insurance now carried upon buildings is to be cancelled at the time the insurance provided for in this article becomes effective. The fire insurance and lia- bility insurance shall be placed by the Selectmen who shall make arrangements so that the insurance agents conducting business in Weymouth shall receive a substantially equal proportion of the insurance.
Article 84. No action was taken under this article.
Arrticle 85. Mr. John F. Robinson for the committee ap- pointed under Article 95 of the town meeting of March, 1923 (Building laws for different zones in Weymouth) read a report of that committee. Mr. J. Leonard Bicknell moved no action be taken under this article. Mr. F. E. Loud moved and it was voted : That the subject matter of this article be recommitted to the com- mittee appointed under Article 95 of the town meeting of 1923 for further consideration.
Article 86. Voted: That the sum of Fifty Thousand Dol- lars ($50,000) be raised and appropriated for the payment of the Town's proportion of the cost of Monatiquot River Bridge in Braintree, as determined by the Commissioners appointed by the Superior Court for the County of Norfolk, together with accrued interest thereon under the provisions of Chapter 315 of the Acts of 1917, Chapter 269 of the Acts of 1918, Chapter 44 of the Acts of 1919 and Chapter 90 of the Acts of 1920, and that the Treas- urer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is author- ized to borrow of said amount the sum of Forty-Five Thousand ($45,000) Dollars for the purposes aforesaid, and to issue bonds or notes of the Town therefor under the provisions of Chapter 44, Section 7, Clause 5 of the General Laws, same to be payable within twenty (20) years from the date of issue therefor, or at such earlier dates as the Treasurer and Selectmen may determine.
This vote was unanimous, 112 voted in favor and none against.
Article 87. Voted: That the Selectmen, be and hereby are authorized to waive the provisions in favor of the Town con- tained in the will of Helen M. Rhines, allowed by the Probate Court for the County of Norfolk, November 24, 1899, and to ac- cept in behalf of the Town, subject to the approval of the Town Counsel, proposal made by Mrs. Laura F. Knapp and Mrs. Mary L. Nelson, heirs of Helen M. Rhines, to wit :-
To sell the premises No. 60 Commercial Street, in said Wey- mouth, and to add enough to the proceeds of such sale when made to make the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000), which sum to be given to the Town of Weymouth, same to be kept and known as the John C. Rhines Fund, the income thereof to be used for such public purpose as the Town may, from time to time, decide.
Article 88. Voted: That the recommendation (No. 1) of
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the committee chosen at the special Town Meeting of May 31, 1923 (to be found on page 128 of the Annual Report for 1923) be adopted. (This recommendation was that the Square formerly known as Fountain Square and by vote later named William B. Monteith Square, be renamed Parker B. Jones Square, and that the Junction of Central and Union Streets, be changed from Parker B. Jones to William B. Monteith Square).
Article 89. Voted: That a committee of 3 be appointed by the Moderator to consider the subject matter of this article and report at some future meeting.
The Moderator appointed a committee as follows: Richard Halloran, Arthur Cicchese, Irving E. Johnson.
Article 90. Voted: To adopt the following additions of Article 5 of our present By-Laws. (Unanimous vote).
Section 7. No Street or way shall be laid out or accepted by the Town of Weymouth of a width less than 40 feet, unless the same shall have been actually opened and used for public travel prior to January 1, 1924 or is requested and recommended by the Selectmen and Superintendent of Streets.
Section 8. No street or way constructed through lands by the owners thereon shall be laid out or accepted or recommended by the Selectmen or any committee of the Town for acceptance as a public street or way of the Town of Weymouth, unless pre- viously constructed and completed to the sub-grade in accordance with specifications set forth in Section 12.
Sec. 9. Any street or way constructed through private lands by the owner thereon in accordance with the specifications set forth in Section 12, may be laid out and accepted as a public street of the Town of Weymouth provided such action is taken in accordance with provisions of Chapter 50 of the Revised Laws of Massachusetts and amendments thereof; and provided also, that the owners of at least 75 per cent. of the lands through which such street or way passes, have signed releases of all property which the Town deem it necessary to acquire for such layout and accepted and have granted sloping privileges and have agreed to pay betterment assessments.
Sec. 10. When it is necessary in the opinion of the Super- intendent of Streets to construct catch-basins on any street or way, and lay drains to connect with a permanent outlet, such catch-basins and drains may be constructed and laid out and the cost of such work shall be considered as part of the total cost of constructing said street or way.
Sec. 11. Side gutters on any such street or way having a grade of five per cent., or over, may, if in the opinion of the Su- perintendent it be necessary, be paved four feet wide, with stone or concrete, the cost of such work shall be considered as a part of the total cost of constructing said street or way.
Sec. 12. A plan and profile on paper or tracing-cloth 19 inches wide by 28 inches long at a scale of not less than one inch to 40 feet of every street shall be filed in the office of the Super- intendent of Streets who shall fix the grade thereon.
(a) Every such street or way shall be at least forty feet wide and have a road-bed, equal to at least two-thirds of said street or way.
(b) All loam shall be removed from the limits of the street or way to a depth of at least twelve inches below the finished
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grade for the roadway, (and six inches below the finished grade for the sidewalk), or such greater depth as may be required by the Selectmen; all rock or boulders removed from the street or way shall be used in embankment.
(c) The entire area of such street or way shall be first cleared of all stumps, brush, roots and like material and of all trees not intended for preservation.
(d) All work in excavation or embankment shall be brought to a sub-grade of not less than eight inches for the roadway and four inches for the sidewalk, below finished grade, or such greater as the nature of the sub-soil, in the opinion of the Selectmen may require.
(e) All corners of intersecting streets or ways shall be rounded as approved by the Selectmen.
Adjourned.
CLAYTON B. MERCHANT,
Town Clerk.
ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION, MARCH 10, 1924 Town Clerk
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Total
Clayton B.
Merchant
287
266
462
126
349
282
84
1856
Blanks
134
117
369
66
160
179
25
1050
Totals
421
383
831
192
509
461
109
2906
Town
Treasurer
John H. Stetson
284
259
460
136
384
256
84
1863
Blanks
137
124
371
56
125
205
25
1043
Totals
421
383
831
192
509
461
109
2906
Selectmen
William B. Dasha McNamara
218
149
270
89
232
139
51
1148
171
98
130
27
62
137
19
644
Edward P.
Robert S. Mills
71
148
103
16
79
122
31
570
H. Franklin Perry
190
200
519
94
210
181
64
1458
Theron L. Tirrell
208
200
315
164
332
179
84
1482
Winslow M. Tirrell
218
273
277
98
261
311
68
1506
Fred E. Waite
164
175
264
130
432
208
83
1456
John B. Whelan
116
143
374
77
159
224
26
1119
Blanks
749
529
1903
265
778
804 119
5147
Totals
2105 1915 4155
960
2545
2305 545 14530
Overseers of the Poor
William B. Dasha
216
142
269
84
218
143
46
1118
Edward P.
McNamara
165
96
118
28
59
133
21
620
Robert S. Mills
67
145
101
14
73
119
29
548
H. Franklin Perry
187
188
494
88
195
181
66
1399
Theron L. Tirrell
204
194
313
157
315
169
79
1431
Winslow M. Tirrell
219
256
282
97
260
301
63
1478
Fred E. Waite
158
162
261
124
409
196
76
1386
John B. Whelan
112
148
354
75
145
217
23
1074
Blanks
777
584
1963
293
871
846
142
5476
Totals
2105
1915 4155
960
2545 2305 545
14530
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Assessor for 3 Years
Rufus Bates
81
76
105
30
56
74
12
434
Clayton B.
Merchant
248
231
417
106
314
256
73
1645
Blanks
92
76
309
56
139
131
24
827
Totals
421
383
831
192
509
461
109
2906
Assessor for 1 Year
(to fill
vacancy)
Charles W. Burgess 287
239
404
108
307
247
69
1661
Marcus Keene
1
1
Blanks
133
144
427
84
202
214
40
1224
Totals
421
383
831
192
509
461
109
2906
Collector of Taxes
A. Wesley Sampson 287
235
370
103
291
234
74
1594
Blanks
134
148
461
89
218
227
35
1312
Totals
421
383
831
192
509
461
109
2906
Auditors
Frederick C. Bauer
70
67
92
40
159
66
29
523
Timothy Hanifan
68
87
122
19
49
121
14
480
Frank E. Loud
202
258
302
89
272
156
58
1237
Otis L. Soule
47
57
74
29
131
57
32
427
Marshall T. Tirrell .. 205
213
279
81
188
229
59
1254
Wallace L. Whittle 228
179
399
101
203
174
85
1334
Blanks
443
388
1225
217
525
580
85
3463
Totals
1263 1149 2493
576 15271383 327
8718
School Committee
3 Years
William Hyde
97
86
213
30
80
65
16
587
Francis W. Rea
176
165
223
78
203
161
62
1068
John P. Reardon
101
110
200
62
128
167
26
794
Prince H. Tirrell
228
190
339
111
322
189
65
1444
Blanks
240
215
687
103
285
340
49
1919
Totals
842
766 1662
384 1018
922
218
5812
Water Commissioner
(3 years)
Frank H. Torrey
310
256
405
110
323
248
75
1727
Blanks
111
127
426
82
186
213
34
1179
Totals
421
383
831
192
509
461
109
2906
Board of Health (3 years)
Thomas J.
McDonald
95
123
181
29
87
142
16
673
John S. Williams
206
180
299
87
238
155
62
1227
Blanks
120
80
351
76
184
164
31
1006
Totals
421
383
831
192
509
461
109
2906
Park Commissioner
(3 years)
Joseph Kelley
238
222
505
84
139
261
42
1491
Oswald Ralph
56
70
70
61
231
60
51
599
Blanks
127
91
256
47
139
140
60
816
Totals
421
383
831
192
509
461
109
2906
33
Trustees of Tufts Library (3 years)
William A.
Hathaway
246
220
407
101
288
225
66
1553
John B. Holland
267
242
500
123
304
274
70
1780
Kenneth L. Nash
265
235
427
123
321
250
76
1697
Blanks
485
452
1159
229
614
634 115
368&
Totals
1263 1149 2493
576
1527
1383 327
8718
Commissioner James Humphrey School House
Sinking Fund
George W. Perry
248
229
375
95
286
262
72
1567
Blanks
173
154
456
97
223
199
37
1339
Totals
421
383
831
192
509
461
109
2906
Tree Warden
Charles L.
Merritt
263
236
392
126
320
250
74
1661
Blanks
158
147
439
66
189
211
35
1245
Totals
421
383
831
192
509
461
109
2906
Constables
Charles W. Baker
241
234
411
103
268
219
62
1538
James L. Brennan
235
213
397
103
296
214
65
1523
Edward F. Butler
263
257
404
109
284
283
69
1669
John A. Carter
253
216
397
91
256
207
61
1481
George W. Conant
227
216
396
99
292
213
66
1509
Louis H. Ells
225
215
393
113
273
214
62
1495
Thomas Fitzgerald
249
236
410
102
277
238
63
1575
George W. Hunt
389
230
398
93
265
214
61
1550
Arthur H. Pratt
253
246
398
92
267
246
64
1566
Willie F. Tirrell
229
222
398
99
267
217
70
1502
Blanks
1746
1545
4308
916 2345 2345 447
13652
Totals
4210 3830 8310 1920
5090 4610 1090
29060
Annual Moderator
George L. Barnes
.. 204
190
316
97
276
182
56
1321
Blanks
217
193
515
95
233
279
53
1585
Totals
421
383
831
192
509
461 109
2906
Town Meeting Members Precinct 1-3 Years
.
John A. Carter
252
Į Henry A. Day.
230·
Harold A. Desmond
208
Allan C. Emery
203:
J. Herbert Libbey
240
Archibald McCullagh
231
Parker T. Pearson
221
James H. Pitts
188;
Jeremiah E. Pitts
188
Clarence L. Pratt
147
Herbert O. Sullivan
13&
Mabel B. Jones
1
H. O. Tutty
1
W. A. Drake
11
Blanks
1540
Total
3789
34
Town Meeting Members Precinct 2-3 Years
James D. Bosworth 185
Melzar S. Burrell.
207
Arthur Cunningham
210
Peter F. Hughes
215
Harry A. Mattson
202
Joseph W. McDonald
204
John G. Nelson
169
Joseph B. Nosiglia
127
Benjamin B. Sylvester
214
Blanks
1331
Total
3064
Town Meeting Members Precinct 2-1 Year (Vacancy)
1
Blanks
383
Total
383
Town Meeting Members Precinct 3-3 Years
C. Lincoln Abbott 412
Michael W. Coyle
415
Charles A. Coyle
415
Thomas Fitzgerald
422
Frederick H. Hall
407
Newland H. Holmes
419
Edward W. Hunt
414
John P. Hunt
409
Frank A. Pray
412
Thomas Sweeney
135
Blanks
4450
Total
8310
Town Meeting Members Precinct 4-3 Years
Chesley Cormack
108
Richard Halloran
129
Alfred S. Tirrell
114
Thomas H. Melville.
6
Blanks
411
Total
768
Town Meeting Members Precinct 5-3 Years
Albert A. Barnes
291
Charles S. Bicknell
247
Jacob Denbroeder
227
Walter R. Field
272
Frank E. Loud
263
Junie B. Morrill
256
Bates Torrey
269
Benjamin Heffernall
12
George Marshall
10
John W. O'Donnell
9
Arthur I. Negus
1
35
Reginald E. Baron.
1
Harold Mowry
1
Elbert Ford
1
Sarah S. Howe
1
Blanks 3229
Total 5090
Town Meeting Members Precinct 5-1 Year (Vacancy)
Daniel A. Johnson 11
Blanks 498
Total
509
Town Meeting Members Precinct 6-3 Years
George E. Cuniff 251
William H. Doyle
225
Charles L. Gibson
116
Thomas J. Kelley
237
Allen D. Lennox
78
J. Herbert Libby.
221
M. Frank McCarthy
234
William F. Mullen
117
Patrick J. O'Toole.
215
¿ Herbert W. Rockwood.
174
Phillip C. Sheehan
163
Michael Sheehy
214
Blanks
1443
Total 3688
Town Meeting Members Precinct 7-3 Years
Eva Lillian Rea
57
John F. Reardon
3
Willie F. Tirrell
6
Nellie M. Holbrook
5
Charles W. Turner
5
Blanks
251
Total
327
Town Meeting Members Precinct 7-1 Year
Charles W. Turner
1
James C. Stever
1
Irwin B. C. Hawes
5
Blanks
102
Total 109
"Shall license be granted for the sale of certain non-intoxi- cating beverages in this town?"
1
2
3
4 58
5 142
6 153
40
896
No
174
162
292
63
194
174
37
1096
Blanks
111
89
304
71
173
134
32
914
Totals
421
383
831
192
509
461
109
2906
7
Total
Yes
136
132
233
36
"Shall the Town of Weymouth accept the provisions of Sec. 32 of the General Laws, to provide for pensioning the permanent members of its Police Department?"
Yes
153
135
290
37
92
169
31
907
No
109
157
281
75
223
139
36
1020
Blanks
159
91
260
80
194
153
42
979
Totals
421
383
831
192
509
461 109
2906
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East Weymouth, Mass., March 11, 1924.
A meeting of the Board of Registrars of Voters was held at the Town Office on Tuesday morning March 11, 1924 at 1:30 A. M. for the purpose of examining the records from the several precincts of the votes cast in said precincts for town officers and questions on the ballot and found upon examination that the fol- lowing persons having the largest number of votes cast, were duly elected to the respective offices; also the questions submitted to the voters.
Town Clerk Town Treasurer Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor
Assessor three years Assessor one year to fill vacancy Collector of Taxes Auditors
School Committee, 3 years
Water Commissioner, 3 years Board of Health, 3 years Park Commissioner, 3 years Trustees of Tufts Library, 3 years
Trustee of Tufts Library, 1 year to fill vacancy Commissioner of the James Hum-
phrey School House Sinking Fund, George W. Perry 3 years Tree Warden Constables
Clayton B. Merchant John H. Stetson
Winslow M. Tirrell Theron L. Tirrell H. Franklin Perry Fred E. Waite William B. Dasha
Clayton B. Merchant
Charles W. Burgess
A. Wesley Sampson Marshall T. Tirrell Frank E. Loud Wallace L. Whittle
Prince H. Tirrell Francis W. Rea
Frank H. Torrey
John S. Williams Joseph Kelley John B. Holland
Kenneth L. Nash William A. Hathaway
Franklin N. Pratt
Charles L. Merritt
Charles W. Baker
Edward F. Butler
George W. Conant Thomas Fitzgerald Arthur H. Pratt James L. Brennan John A. Carter Louis H. Ells
Georrge W. Hunt
Willie F. Tirrell George L. Barnes
Annual Moderator Town Meeting Members, Prec. 1, John A. Carter 3 years Archibald McCullagh Parker T. Pearson Allan C. Emery J. Herbert Libbey ¿ Henry A. Day Harold A. Desmond James H. Pitts Jeremiah E. Pitts
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Town Meeting Members, Prec. 2, Peter F. Hughes 3 years
Arthur Cunningham Joseph W. McDonald James D. Bosworth Benjamin B. Sylvester Melzar S. Burrell Harry A. Mattson John G. Nelson
Town Meeting Member, Prec. 2, to fill vacancy
No vote .
Town Meeting Members, Prec. 3, C. Lincoln Abbott 3 years
Michael W. Coyle Frederick H. Hall Edward W. Hunt Frank A. Pray Charles A. Coyle Thomas Fitzgerald ¡ Newland H. Holmes John P. Hunt Thomas Sweeney.
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Town Meeting Members, Prec. 4, Chesley Cormack 3 years
Town Meeting 3 years
Members, Prec. 5. Albert A. Barnes Jacob Denbroeder Frank E. Loud Bates Torrey George Marshall Charles S. Bicknell Walter R. Field Junie B. Morrill Benjamin N. Heffernan John W. O'Donnell
Town Meeting Member, Prec. 1 year to fill vacancy
Town Meeting Members, Prec. 6, George E. Cuniff
3 years
5, Daniel A. Johnson
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