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Art. 104. Voted: No action be taken under this article.
Art. 105. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $420 for reimbursing Dr. Karl H. Giangi for medicines and services rendered Miss Hannah C. Orcutt, late of Weymouth.
Art. 106. Voted: That the town approve, ratify and confirm the action of the Selectmen in selling and conveying to Ralph P. Burrell the Orcutt property at 204 Pond street, South Wey- mouth, as described in deed dated May 15, 1924, and recorded with Norfolk County Deeds, Book 1600, Page 456.
Art. 107. Voted: That the committee
appointed at the annual town meeting of March 5, 1923 on the matter of es- tablishment of Town Forests be continued for another year to further study the subject and make recommendations at some future meeting.
Art. 108. Voted: No action be taken under this article. Art. 109. Voted: No action be taken under this article.
Art. 110. The Appropriation Committee recommended no action, but the same committee to be continued for another year for further investigation.
Guy W. C. Hartt for the Committee on disposal of Garbage moved the following motion: That $12,000 be raised and appro- priated for the purpose of procuring the collection and disposal of Garbage in the town. This amount to be expended under the direction of the Board of Health.
Frank A. Pray offered the following substitute motion: Moved: That the town raise and appropriate the sum of $12,000 to collect and dispose of the Garbage in Weymouth. To instruct the Board of Health to advertise for bids to collect and dispose of Garbage in the Town of Weymouth, and to accept the lowest bidder or taker of the job should be obliged to be bonded, the contract to be drawn by the Town Counsel.
J. Leonard Bicknell moved to amend by adding the following: "And be it further moved that no garbage will be collected from any one without paying to the town through the Board of Health the sum of $3.00 this sum to cover one year's collection."
Voted: That subject matter of this article be referred back to the committee for further consideration.
Further Voted: That the sum of $500 be raised and appro- priated for the use of the committee in further consideration of the question of collection of garbage.
Art. 111. Voted: No action be taken under this article.
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Art. 112. Voted: That the Selectmen be directed to partiy revise the present precincts of the Town by dividing precinct 1, into two precincts. This revision is to be done in accordance with the provisions of Section 1, Chapter 61 of the Acts of 1921.
Art. 113. The Appropriation Committee recommended no action under this article.
William J. Holbrook moved as follows: "That the sum of fifteen hundred (1,500) dollars be raised and appropriated for the employment of a zoning expert, to make a study of the town and to prepare a map of the town showing the proposed zoning areas and for the drafting of proposed zoning by-laws; same to be sub- mitted at a future meeting."
A substitute motion was offered as follows: "That the sum of $200 be raised and appropriated for the purpose of making a study of the town relative to zoning and that the Pianning Board be a committee to carry out the work". So voted.
Art. 114. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of $100 for the purposes of the Planning Board.
Art. 115. Voted: That Section 4 of Article 3 of the By-Laws of the town be amended by striking out the words "twenty-five" in the first line thereof and substituting in place thereof the word "seven", and by striking therefrom the sentence "at the next annual meeting after the adoption of these by-laws, five of these shall be elected for five years, five for four years, five for three years, five for two years, and five for one year", and substituting in place thereof the sentence "at the next annual meeting after this amendment to the by-laws has become effective, three of these shall be elected for three years, two for two years and two for one year", and from striking therefrom the sentence "at each annual meeting thereafter five shall be elected to serve for five years each", and by substituting in place thereof the words "at each annual meeting thereafter the term expiring shall be filled for a term of three years", so that as amended said Section 4 of Article 3 of the By-Laws will read:
Planning Board Section 4
"The Planning Board shall consist of seven members. At the next annual meeting after this amendment to the by-laws has become effective, three of these shall be elected for three years, two for two years and two for one year. At each annual meeting thereafter the term expiring shall be filled for a term of three years" and be it further voted: That the present members be requested to submit their resignations as such, to take effect as of the date of the annual town meeting next following the date when the foregoing amendment to the by-laws takes effect.
The moderator appointed the following to serve on the Ap- propriation Committee for three years.
Sandy Roulston, 146 North Street, Frederick L. Alden, 16 Whitman Street, Edward I. Loud, 20 Front Street, John W. Heft fernan. 900 Front Street, Arthur I. Negus, 81 Thicket Street
Adjourned at 10:40 p. m.
EMERSON R. DIZER, Clerk Pro-tem.
The Police Officers checked 96 Town Meeting Members present at this meeting (The names are on the records of the Town Clerk)
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ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION, MARCH 9, 1925 Town Clerk
Precincts
1 589
2 248
3 371
4 137
5 362
6 260
7 103
Total 2010
Clayton B. Merchant 912 Commercial
Blanks
248
101
230
40
121
115
24
879
Total
837
349
601
177
483
375
127
2949
Town Treasurer
John H. Stetson 544 Main
561
247
361
130
370
224
103
1996
Blanks
276
102
240
47
113
151
24
953
Total
837
349
601
177
483
375
127
2949
Selectmen
William B. Dasha
427
166
263
101
259
141
81
1438
149 North
Edward P. McNamara 196 169 Neck
117
208
36
71
191
23
843
H. Franklin Perry 104 Front
452
252
514
114
285
208
97
1922
Theron L. Tirrell 244 Main
439
222
294
158
332
188
103
1736
Winslow M. Tirrell 121 Hawthorne
309
101
104
42
101
70
21
748
Henry O. Tutty 72 Sea
413
252
319
142
431
235
118
1910
Fred E. Waite 277 Randolph Blanks
1509
403 1033
182
654
606
105
4492
Total
4185 1745 3005
885.2415 1875
635
14745
Overseers of the Poor
William B. Dasha 149 North
414
162
259
95
256
141
80
1407
Edward P. McNamara 196 169 Neck
112
191
33
64
182
21
799
H. Franklin Perry 104 Front
442
236
500
110
283
197
98
1866
Theron L. Tirrell 244 Main
434
222
302
152
327
186
100
1723
Winslow M. Tirrell 121 Hawthorne
429
223
272
104
279
230
91
1628
Henry O. Tutty 72 Sea
301
98
106
45
101
73
20
744
. Fred E. Waite 277 Randolph Blanks
1561
456 1066
208
708
651
111
4761
Total
4185 1745 3005
885 2415 1875
635
14745
440
232
270
110
282
236
87
.1657
408
236
309
138
397
215
114
1817
37
(2) Assessors for 3 years
607
237
366
121
338
207
99
1975
Charles W. Burgess 41 Pearl John F. Dwyer 324 Washington Blanks
553
258
454
137
313
271
104
2090
514
203
382
96
315
272
51
1833
Total
1674
698
1202
354
966
750
254
5898
Assessor for 1 year (to fill vacancy)
D. Frank Daly 792 Main Blanks
303
105
231
43
102
117
24
925
Total
837
349
601
177
483
375
127
2949
Collector of Taxes
A. Wesley Sampson 22 Shaw
594
235
352
117
327
213
91
1929
Blanks
243
114
249
60
156
162
36
1020
Total
837
349
601
177
483
375
127
2949
(3) Auditors
Ralph H. Haskins 18 Lafayette Ave.
495
225
337
113
293
202
91
1756
Frank E. Loud 47 Torrey Wallace L. Whittle 112 Front
507
228
358.
120
295
215
94
1817
Blanks
1007
373
778
180
546
510
99
3493
Total
2511 1047 1803
531 1449 1125
.381
8847
(2) School Committee for 3 years
John P. Hunt 99 Front
527
216
392
120
303
219
98
1875
Dr. J. Herbert Libby 691 Broad
588
247
359
124
313
267
94
1992
Blanks
559
235
451
110
350
264
62
2031
Total
1674
698 1202
354
966
750
254
5898
Water Commissioner for 3 years
George W. Perry
536
234
350
114
307
236
95
1872
Blanks
301
115
251
63
176
139
32
1077
Board of Health for 3 years
Total
837
349
601
177
483
375
127
2949
Dr. George E.
530
216
348
136
343
200
95
1868
Emerson 52 Columbian
Blanks
307
133
253
41
140
175
32
1081
Total
837
349
601
177
483
375
127
2949
534
244
370
134
381
258
103
2024
502
221
330
118
315
198
97
1781
38
Board of Health for 2 years (to fill vacancy)
Dr. Lewis W. Pease 175 Front
526
211
380
116 286
192
96
1807
Blanks
311
138
221
61
197
183
31
1142
Total
837
349
601
177
483
375
127
2949
Park Commissioner for 3 years
Francis W. Rea 706 Pleasant
497
209
331
112
284
190
95
1718
Blanks
340
140
270
65
199
185
32
1231
Total
837
349
601
177
483
375
127
2949
(3) Trustees of Tufts Library for 3 years
Joseph Kelley
514
231
421
120
294
254
94
1928
340 Washington
487
213
354
109
281
198
93
1735
Franklin N. Pratt 1192 Pleasant Clarence P. Whittle 115 Front
479
213
377
110
279
200
90
1748
Blanks
1031
390
651
192
595
473
104
3436
Total
2511 1047 1803
531
1449 1125
381
8847
Commissioner of the James Humphrey School House Sinking Fund for 3 years
William C. Earle 60 High
464
215
315
106
272
205
88
1665
Blanks
373
134
286
71
211
170
39
1284
Total
837
349
601
177
483
375
127
2949
Tree Warden
Charles L. Merritt 42 Highland Place Blanks
512
223
336
139
324
193
96
1823
325
126
265
38
159
182
31
1126
Total
837
349
601
177
483
375
127
2949
Constables
Charles W. Baker
474
217
369
104
290
199
86
1739
139 Washington
J. Lawrence Brennan 23 Central
453
195
326
105
311
183
84
1657
Edward F. Butler 1021 Pleasant
493
231
345
112
304
261
91
1837
John A. Carter 87 North
497
193
330
99
278
181
82
1660
George W. Conant 59 Pleasant
448
196
325
108
307
175
84
1643
Louis H. Ells 160 Main
445
194
326
120
296
177
85
1643
Thomas Fitzgerald 68 Phillips
466
207
373
110
293
217
85
1751
39
George W. Hunt 46 Pearl
529
209
330
102
289
192
87
1738
Arthur H. Pratt 434 East
472
225
328
106
293
213
86
1723
Willie F. Tirrell 940 Washington Blanks
443
196
321
111
288
175
92
1626
3650 1427 2637
693 1881 1777
408
12473
Total
8370 3490 6010 1770 4830 3750 1270
29490
Annual Moderator
George L. Barnes 544 Main
493
172
276
100
263
162
81
1547
Benjamin Bean
1
1
Blanks
343
177
325
77
220
213
46
1401
Total
837
349
601
177
483
375
127
2949
(12) Town Meeting Members
Precinct 1-3 Years
Charles H. Austin, 41 Standish Road
377
Charles T. Bailey, 22 Delorey Avenue
340
Harry A. Bailey, 12 Manomet Road
369
Benjamin Bean, 302 Bridge
237
George W.Beane, 175 North
297
Charles W. Burgess, 41 Pearl
393
George C. Cleaves, 195 Bridge
170
John W. Coyle, 255 Commercial
153
Wallace H. Drake, 88 Sea
415
Sidney G. Dunbar
380
Edgar F. Hayden, 77 North
272
Elmer E. Lunt, 52 Church
184
Alice M. Menchin, 303 North
202
Mabel M. Perkins, 155 Bridge
216
Clarence L. Pratt, 642 Commercial
137
Gerald B. Procter, 93 Bayview
221
Bernard L. Ruggles, 9 Athens
311
Lottie F. Sampson, 19 Lincoln
346
Ernest L. Saunders, 234 Pilgrim Road
250
Oscar S Saunders, 235 Pilgrim Road
182
Charles M. Taylor, 363 North
219
J. H. Pflaumer
1
Blanks
4372
Total
10044
Town Meeting Members Precinct 1-1 Year
(Vacancy)
Oscar F. Cox, 2 Birchbrow Avenue 410
Blanks
427
Total
837
-
1
40
(8) Town Meeting Members Precinct 2-3 Years
George L. Bates, 6 Lafayette Avenue
163
Harry E. Bearce, 41 Laurel
152
Wilfred C. Bonney, 983 Commercial
84
Stuart H. Briggs, 28 Chard
99
Ralph P. Chase, 127 Middle
129
John P. Lovell, 35 Station
133
Francis H. Maguire, 42 High
100
Joseph B. Nosiglia, 60 Madison
79
James I. Peers, 382 East
94
Arthur H. Pratt, 434 East
163
Herman S. Pratt, 9 off Putnam
78
Horace M. Randall, 574 Broad
129
Harry M. Stetson, 46 Cain Avenue
151
Fred W. Webb, 622 Broad
108
Gideon Murray, 74 Putnam Blanks
9.78
Total
2792
(13) Town Meeting Members Precinct 3-3 Years
Charles W. Baker, 139 Washington
313
Wallace H. Bicknell, 258 Front
271
Joseph Browne, 225 Summer
198
Henry A. Cote, 14 Keith
290
Leo F. Cote
271
Timothy L. Gannon, 164 Washington
145
George F. Gloster, 29 Granite
248
Burton F. Johnson, 16 Phillips
214
George A. Mayer, 75 Summer
145
William E. Pray, 93 Front
273
Russell S. Riley, 26 Foye Avenue
235
George C. Smith, 25 Phillips
165
Frank W. Stewart, 31 Commercial
164
Peter E. Sullivan, 21 off Common
160
Lester W. Tisdale, 20 Phillips
129
William H. Trask, 91 Phillips
198
Wallace L. Whittle, 112 Front
244
Frederick Wright, Jr. 14 Sterling
163
John Hutchins, 75 Vine Blanks
3986
Total
7813
Town Meeting Member Precinct 3-1 Year (Vacancy)
John A. Hutchins, 75 Vine Blanks
10
591
Total
601
1:
1
George F. Farrar, 53 Laurel
151
41
(4) Town Meeting Members Precinct 4-3 Years
Carl F. Elsmer, 406 Main
101
Joseph E. Gardner, 77 Mill
119
Ignatious Melville, 8 Highland Place Mary W. Tirrell, 330 Main Blanks
116
262
Total
708
(11) Town Meeting Members
Precinct 5-3 Years
Walter L. Bates, 67 Union
281
Guy W. C. Hartt, 308 Pond
273
Peter J. Healey, 7 Randolph 247
280
Fletcher W. Howe, 9 Burton Terrace
248
Henry C. Jesseman, 141 Pleasant
263
Lida M. McFeaters, off Forest
232
A. Spencer Marsh, 34 Union
275
Walter V. Reed, 26 Burton Terrace
272
Joe Taylor, 627 Main
255
Prince H. Tirrell, 167 Pleasant
305
Anna G. Dudley
1
Blanks
2381
Total
5313
(10) Town Meeting Members
Precinct 6-3 Years
Adeline M. Canterbury, 38 Hillcrest Road
203
Frederick Humphrey, 599 Broad
194
David F. Kearns, 94 Hawthorne
219
Alfred C. Sheehy, 401 Broad
218
Edward F. Butler, 1021 Pleasant
24
Albert Humphrey, 111 Hawthorne
13
Pasquale Santacroce, 20 off Lake
10
Henry A. Taber, 95 Hawthorne
9
Earl C. Fowler, Lakewood Grove
8
Dennis F. Reidy, 20 Grove
8
John T. Upton, 80 Shawmut
7
Ernest R. Dixon, 121 Essex
6
Bartholomew J. Connell, Hillcrest Road
5
Robert Mitchell, 39 Shawmut
5
Eugene F. Miller, 33 Riley Avenue
4
Charles W. White
3
Blanks 2814
Total
3750
Frank W. Holbrook, 55 Torrey
110
42
Town Meeting Member Precinct 6-2 Years (Vacancy) Fred O. Stevens, 114 Hawthorne Albert Humphrey, 111 Hawthorne Blanks
225
1
149
Total
375
(3) Town Meeting Members Precinct 7-3 Years
John J. McDonald, 772 Pleasant
82
Ronald A. MacDonald, 61 Oak
77
Charles N. Turner, 933 Pleasant
90
Roland M. Smith
1
Ernest L. Sands
2
Blanks
129
Total
381
Town Meeting Member Precinct 7-2 Years (Vacancy)
George O. Chamberlain, 32 Oak
91
Blanks
36
Total
13'
Question 1.
"Shall the Town of Weymouth accept the provisions of Section 32 of the General Laws, to provide for pensioning per- manent members of the Police Departments ?"
Yes
322
137
243
59
169
159
49
1138
No
204
154
222
78
176
130
50
1014
Blanks
311
58
136
40
138
86
28
797
Total
837
349
601
177
483
375
127
2949
Question 2.
"Shall the Town accept the provisions of Sections 42, 43 and 44 of Chapter 48 of the General Laws, providing for the appoint- ment by the Selectmen of a Chief of the Fire Department, who shall exercise all the powers and discharge all the duties conferred or imposed by Statutes upon Fire Engineers, also, who shall act as Forest Warden ?"
Yes
362
170
205
69
222
156
64
1248
No
78
68
128
41
71
65
17
468
Blanks
397
111
268
67
190
154
46
1233
Total
837
349
601
177
483
375
137
2949
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Question 3.
"Shall the Town accept the provisions of Sections 3 to 12 both inclusive of Chapter 143 of the General Laws, authorizing the town to enact laws regulating the inspection, materials, con- struction, alteration, repair, height, area, location and use of buildings and other structures within the limits of the town, and the appointment by the Selcetmen of an inspector of buildings ?"
Yes
335
115
209
67
196
115
60
1097
No
113
114
108
45
96
116
19
611
Blanks
389
120
284
65
191
144
48
1241
Total
837
349
601
177
483
375
127
2949
EMERSON R DIZER, Clerk Pro-tem.
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East Weymouth, Mass., March 9, 1925
A meeting of the Board of Registrars was held at the Town Office this evening, for the purpose of examining the records from the several precincts, of the votes cast in said precincts for town officers and referendum questions on the ballot ,and found upon examination that the following persons having the largest number of votes cast were elected to the respective offices, also the ques- tions submitted to the voters, to wit:
Town Clerk Town Treasurer 5 Selectmen
5 Overseers of the Poor
2 Assessors for 3 years
Assessor for 1 year to fill vacancy D. Frank Daly
Collector cf Taxes 3 Auditors
2 School Committee for 3 years
Water Commissioner for 3 years
Board of Health for 3 years
Board of Health for 2 years to fill vacancy
Park Commissioner for 3 years 3 Trustees of Tufts Library for 3 years
Commissioner of James Humphrey School House Sinking Fund for 3 years Tree Warden Constables
Annual Moderator
Clayton B. Merchant John H. Stetson H. Franklin Perry Fred E. Waite Theron L. Tirrell Winslow M. Tirrell William B. Dasha H. Franklin Perry Fred E. Waite Theron L. Tirrell Winslow M. Tirrell William B. Dasha
John F. Dwyer Charles W. Burgess
A. Wesley Sampson Wallace L. Whittle Frank E. Loud Ralph H. Haskins
Dr. J. Herbert Libby John P. Hunt George W. Perry
Dr. George E, Emerson
Dr. Lewis W. Pease
Francis W Rea
Joseph Kelly Clarence P. Whittle Franklin N. Pratt
William C. Earle
Charles L. Merritt
Edward F Butler Thomas Fitzgerald Charles W. Baker
George W. Hunt Arthur H. Pratt John A. Carter J. Lawrence Brennan George W. Conant Louis H. Ells Willie F. Tirrell
George L. Barnes
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12 Town Meeting Members Precinct 1
Wallace H. Drake Charles W. Burgess Sidney G. Dunbar Charles H. Austin Harry A. Bailey Lottie F. Sampson Charles T. Bailey Bernard L. Ruggles
George W. Beane
Edgar F. Hayden Ernest L. Saunders Benjamin Bean
1 Town Meeting Member Precinct 1 to fill vacancy
8 Town Meeting Members for 3 years Precinct 2
13 Town Meeting Members for 3 years Precinct 3
Oscar F. Cox
George L. Bates
Arthur H. Pratt
Harry E. Bearce
George F. Farrar
Harry M. Stetson John P. Lovell Ralph P. Chase Horace M. Randall Charles W. Baker Henry A. Cote William E. Pray Wallace H. Bicknell Leo F. Cote
George F. Gloster Wallace L. Whittle
Russell S. Riley Burton F. Johnson Joseph Browne William H. Trask George C. Smith Frank W. Stewart
1 Town Meeting Member for 2 years to fill vacancy, Precinct 3
4 Town Meeting Members for 3 years Precinct 4
11 Town Meeting Members for 3 years Precinct 5
John A. Hutchins .
Joseph E. Gardner Mary W. Tirrell Ignatious Melville
Carl F. Elsmer Prince H. Tirrell Walter L. Bates Frank W. Holbrook A. Spencer Marsh Guy W. C. Hartt Walter V. Reed Henry C. Jesseman Joe Taylor Fletcher W. Howe Peter J. Healey Lida McFeaters
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10 Town Meeting Members for 3 years, Precinct 6
Alfred C. Sheehy David F. Kearns Adeline M. Canterbury
Frederick Humphrey Edward F. Butler Albert Humphrey Pasquale Santacroce
Henry A. Taber Earl C. Fowler Dennis F. Reidy
1 Town Meeting Member for 2 years to fill vacancy Precinct 6 Fred O. Stevens
3 Town Meeting Members for 3 years Precinct 7
Charles N. Turner John J. MacDonald Ronald A. MacDonald
1 Town Meeting Member for 1 year to fill vacancy, Precinct 7 Vacancy
Referendum Question No. 1 Yes
Referendum Question No. 2 Yes
Referendum Question No. 3 Yes
EMERSON R. DIZER, Clerk Pro-tem.
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WARRANT FOR 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 the Town of Weymouth aforesaid who are qualified to vote in Town affairs to meet at the Hall of the Weymouth High School on MONDAY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1925 at seven o'clock and thirty minutes in the evening, then and there to act upon the following articles, namely:
Article 1. To see if the Town will authorize the Board of Selectmen to sell and convey to The Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston for the sum of $1200 the following two parcels of land the first parcel being described as follows:
Southerly by Broad Street four hundred and twenty-eight and 1-100 (428.01) feet; westerly by land of Weycroft Weymouth Trust six hundred thirty-seven and 45-100 (637.45) feet and by land now or formerly of E. W. Metcalf eight hundred forty-seven and 78-100 (847.78) feet; easterly by land of the Town of Wey- mouth thirteen hundred four and 37-100 (1304.37) feet; southerly by land of Hennessey and land now or formerly of one Caulifield one hundred twenty-eight (128) feet; easterly again by land now or formerly of said Caulifield ninety-nine and 7-10 (99.7) feet, con- taining four hundred sixty-one thousand andeighty-eight (461,088) square feet.
The second parcel being bounded and described as follows:
Northerly by Broad Street three hundred twenty-three and 15-100 (323.15) feet; easterly by land, of Wamsley one hundred twenty-three and 51-100 (123.51) feet; southeasterly by land of R. G Hunt et al two hundred nine and 63-100 (209.63) feet and southwesterly by land of R. G. Hunt et al, two hundred fifty-four and 26-100 (254.26) feet, containing forty-six thousand five hun- dred forty-eight (46,548) square feet; said parcels being shown as Parcel 1 and 2 on a plan entitled "Land owned by the Town of Weymouth, dated March 25, 1925, made by the Street Engineering Department of The Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston" or take any other action in relation thereto.
Article 2. To see if the Town will authorize the Treasurer with the approval of the Board of Selectmen to invest the legacy received by the Town under the Laban Pratt will, or take any other action in relation thereto.
Article 3. To see if the Town will authorize the Board of Water Commissioners to acquire by purchase or take by eminent domain for the protection of the water supply of the Town a cer- tain parcel of land on Weymouth Great Pond owned by the Rayner Corporation, bounded as follows:
Westerly by Weymouth Great Pond; northerly by land of Hoff- man and land of Willie B. Loud two hundred ninety-eight and 6-100 (298.06) feet; easterly by land of the Rayner Corporation eighty-two and 82-100 (82.82) feet; southerly, southeasterly and southerly again by a proposed street by five courses, as follows: thirty (30) feet, fifty-two and 45-100 (52.45) feet; one hundred eleven and 86-100 (111.86) feet, one hundred fourteen and 3-100 (114.03) feet, and twenty-three and 56-100 (23.56) feet; southerly
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by Swan Avenue forty-five (45) feet; easterly by Swan Avenue forty (40) feet: and easterly again by land of Rayner Corporation one hundred forty-four and 7-100 (144.07) feet; southerly again by land of Hanscom two hundred fifteen and 12-100 (215.12 feet; westerly and southerly again by land of Doble; containing two and 55.100 (2.55) acres and being shown as Parcel A upon a plan entitled "Plan of land in South Weymouth, Mass., to be taken for public water supply purposes, dated June 25,1925, Russell H Whit- ing, Civil Engineer"
Article 4 To see what sum of money the Town will raise and appropriate or appropriate for the purpose of the preceding article.
Article 5. To see if the Town will authorize the appro- priation of $1000 from the income of the Water Department for the payment of a note becoming due Oct. 1, 1925.
Article 6. On petition: To see if the Town will accept the report of the Selectmen upon the laying out of a townway the private way known as Pecksuot Road.
Article 7. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appro- priate any sum of money for working the street mentioned in above article.
Article 8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appro- priate $1500. for the completion of Birchbrow Avenue or take any other action in relation thereto.
Article 9. On petition: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for the widening of Forest Street or take any other action in relation thereto.
Article 10. To see if the Town will vote to appoint a com- mittee to arrange a celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Independence of the United States, or take any other action in reference thereto.
Article 11. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise or appropriate for the celebration of the Fourth of July, 1926, being the 150th anniversary of the Independence of the United States, or take any other action in reference thereto.
Article 12. To see what sum of money the Town will raise and appropriate for the payment of pensions to the members of the Police Department under Section 85, Chapter 32, of the General Laws, or take any other action in relation thereto.
Article 13. On Petition: To see if the Town will vote to place a Traffic Officer at Central Square.
Article 14. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for the payment of the above article, or take any other action in relation thereto.
Article 15. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for two Motorcycles for the Police Depart- ment.
Article 16. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for the salaries of two Motorcycle Officers.
Article 17. To hear the report of any committee appointed at any previous meeting and to act thereon.
Article 18. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appro- priate the sum of $2450. for the following purposes:
Changing heater at South Weymouth Engine House and build- ing room for same $925.
Salary for permanent man from Sept.21st to Dec. 31st 1925, $525.
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For Forest Fires $1000.
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