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The committee was in agreement that the type or character of a memorial should be permanent, prominent, and appropriate and were
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unanimous in the opinion that the Honor Roll in marble, protected from the weather, met with requirements better than any other suggestion entertained. It was further our feeling that it should be placed prefer- ably in a public building, either presently constructed or to be constructed in the near future, but otherwise that the plans for the memorial em- brace an individual building of seam-faced granite built for the purpose of housing it.
Several of the suggestions received were for the new construction of public buildings to meet present needs of the community. The committee suggests that it be continued to report more definitely at the next Town Meeting, and that it would be necessary for such a study that the com- mittee furnish the cost for adequate plans and estimates of the various suggestions, and recommend that the sum of $1,000.00 be appropriated for our use.
Respectfully submitted, WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL COMMITTEE.
(Signed) Francis A. Gunn, Chairman Clara E. Wooten, Secretary Alice F. Bates Joseph J. Connelly Minot E. Hollis
Helen U. Hughes Philip L. Pingree
MR. FRANK GUNN MOVED THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENT:
That we raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 for the use of this committee.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
That the amendment read - "to appropriate from Surplus the sum of $1,000.00 for use of this committee."
Vote taken on the amendment offered by Mr. Gunn with the Appro- priation Committee's recommendation as to wording, namely:
That we appropriate from Surplus the sum of $1,000.00 for use of this committee. $1,000.00 UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
Vote taken on motion as offered by the Appropriation Committee and thus amended.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 65. That the matter be referred to the Permanent Memo- rial Committee.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED :
ARTICLE 66. That the committee of five to include the Tax Collector, Town Accountant, one member of the Board of Assessors, one member of the Post War Planning Board, and one member of the Appropriation Com- mittee to study the financial condition of the Town and propose a capital outlay program, the report to be submitted to the Appropriation Com- mittee before January 1, 1948.
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MR. CAIN MOVED THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENT:
That a member of the Planning Board be included in that committee. SO VOTED.
Vote taken on the motion as offered by the Appropriation Committee as thus amended.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 67. That no action be taken on this matter.
SO VOTED UNANIMOUSLY.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED :
ARTICLE 68. That no action be taken on this matter.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 69. That no action be taken on this matter.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 70. That the Town accept the Ashwood Cemetery and any funds invested for the care of same.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED :
ARTICLE 71. That no action be taken on this matter.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 72. That the sum of $500.00 be raised and appropriated for the purpose of maintaining during the ensuing year, the mosquito con- trol works as estimated and certified by the State Reclamation Board in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 112, Acts of 1931. $500.00 UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 73. That the sum of $200.00 be raised and appropriated to be expended under the direction of the Board of Selectmen for the pur- pose of stocking the ponds and inland waters located within the Town limits with fish and liberating game all in accordance with General Laws (Ter. Ed.) Chapter 40, Section 5, Clause 41. $200.00 UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 74. That the committee appointed under Article 7 of the special Town Meeting November 12, 1946 be authorized to dispose of the Abigail Adams House with the approval of the Board of Selectmen to the United States Historical Society or in such manner as the committee may decide.
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Miss Lorraine C. Page gave the following report:
January 8, 1947.
To the ANNUAL TOWN MEETING,
Town of Weymouth, Massachusetts
Your Committee on the ABIGAIL ADAMS HOUSE makes the follow- ing recommendations:
1. That the modern addition to the Abigail Adams House be detached and the original portion be put in shape so that it can be moved to Weymouth Heights, near its original location. We estimate the approximate cost to put this house in shape to move at $1,000.00
2. That the original portion of the house be moved to Weymouth Heights at an estimated cost of approximately $1,500.
3. That the new location be prepared for the house by removing suf- ficient soil to reach hard pan and refilling to the level of the street at an estimated cost of approximately $1,200.
4. That a foundation for the house be constructed at an estimated cost of approximately $1,000.
5. That the house be reconstructed and renovated at an estimated cost of approximately $10,000.
Total estimated cost, approximately $14,700.
It is our understanding that sufficient land will be given to the Town for the location of this building.
We recommend that the sum of $15,000:00 be raised and appropriated for carrying out this project.
Respectfully submitted, COMMITTEE on the ABIGAIL ADAMS HOUSE. (Signed) Franklin H. Reed, Chairman Andrew A. Chisholm Lorraine C. Page William B. Dasha Allan C. Emery
MR. ANDREW CHISHOLM MOVED THE FOLLOWING SUBSTITUTE MOTION :
That the sum of $15,000. be raised and appropriated for the relocation, renovation and restoration of the Abigail Adams House, and accept a gift of land by the First Church or any other person or persons, consisting of approximately 15,000 square feet in area between North Street and East Street immediately south of the intersection of said streets, for the Abigail Adams House and for that purpose only.
Discussion followed and pictures showing various views of the Abigail Adams House were shown with explanation by Mr. Harty.
Moderator asked unanimous consent to consolidate the recommendation offered by this Committee and Mr. Chisholm's substitute motion. No ob- jection.
MR. STANLEY TORREY MOVED:
That the vote on this motion be taken by a show of hands.
SO VOTED.
Vote taken and Tellers reported AFFIRMATIVE 29
NEGATIVE 137
Twenty-nine having voted in the affirmative and one hundred and thirty- seven in the negative, the Moderator declared the substitute motion LOST.
Vote taken on the motion as offered by the Appropriation Committee. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
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Mr. William B. Dasha wished to resign as a member of this commit- tee but the Moderator stated he would speak about committees later and requested him to delay his resignation until that time.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED :
ARTICLE 75. That the matter be referred to the Board of Selectmen and the Appropriation Committee.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 76. That the sum of $2,500.00 be appropriated from Surplus for the improvement of the alewife fishery provided the State will pay a . sum of money proportionate to the entire cost.
MR. SANDY ROULSTON MOVED THE FOLLOWING SUBSTITUTE MOTION :
That the sum of $2,500.00 be appropriated from Surplus for the im- provement of the alewife fishery provided that the State will pay a sum of $5,000.00 for this project.
The Appropriation Committee asked unanimous consent to withdraw their motion. No objection.
MR. GEORGE CUNNIFF MOVED:
That the Town shall see to it that the water is kept at the highest level during the spawning season.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
Vote taken on Mr. Roulston's substitute motion.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 77. That the matter be referred to the Planning Board for report to the next special or annual Town Meeting.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 78. That the sum of $1,000.00 be raised and appropriated for the planting of new trees throughout the Town and the work to be done by the Tree Department under the supervision of the Tree Warden. $1,000.00
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 79. That no action be taken on this matter.
MR. V. LESLIE HEBERT MOVED THE FOLLOWING SUBSTITUTE MOTION :
That the Town vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $18,864.00 for complete aerial spraying.
Vote taken and the Moderator declared the substitute motion LOST.
Vote taken on the motion as offered by the Appropriation Committee. SO VOTED.
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MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 80. That the matter be referred to the Tufts Library Trus- tees.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED :
ARTICLE 81. That the matter be referred to the Zoning Committee appointed by the annual Town Meeting 1946.
Mr. Alfred Sheehy submitted the following report.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE TO STUDY REVISION OF ZONING BY-LAWS
The Committee appointed to study and report on the advisability of changes in Article X of the Town By-Laws, known as the "Zoning By-Law of the Town of Weymouth", after meetings, study and conferences, hereby submits the following recommendations:
1. To amend Section 11, paragraph 2, by striking out the words "more than six" in the first line thereof and submitting therefor the words "eight or more" so that said paragraph, as thus amended, would read as follows:
"In a residence district no building shall be erected, altered or used for any purpose except * *
*
2. Two family dwellings in any building containing eight or more rooms, exclusive of halls and bath-rooms at the time this law is adopted, provided such building is not enlarged.
2. To amend Section VII by inserting a new paragraph to be known as 3-A, to read as follows:
3A Any application for hearing by the Board of Appeals, under this by-law, shall be accompanied by a fee of five dollars, paid by the applicant, to apply to the cost of advertising and mailing of notices.
3. To amend Section I, paragraph 1, by adding thereto an additional class of districts, to be known as "Limited Business Districts".
To add a new section to be known as Section IIIA, said section to read as follows:
SECTION IIIA LIMITED BUSINESS DISTRICTS
In a limited business district no building, structure, apparatus or ap- pliance shall be erected, altered, placed or set upon any premises used for business purposes, within twenty feet of the street line, in order to provide sufficient space for "off-street" parking of vehicles, and no occupancy nor plan for occupancy shall be approved by the Building Inspector for business purposes in any such district unless such occu- pancy or plan for occupancy provides sufficient space for the loading and unloading of vehicles on the premises so occupied.
Except as herein provided, all uses permitted in a business district shall be permitted in a limited business district.
4. To amend the Zoning Map of the Town of Weymouth by changing the following districts from residence districts to limited business districts :
(a) The district on both sides of Washington Street between Lin- coln Square and No. 660 Washington Street now set apart as a business district.
(b) The district on both sides of Main Street from No. 1263 Main Street to the present business district at the intersec- tion of Main and Pond Streets known as Fountain Square.
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5. To amend the Zoning Map of the Town of Weymouth by changing the following district from a residence district to an industrial district: (a) The area from 115 East Street, westerly, on both sides of East Street to Green Street.
Respectfully submitted, (Signed) Alfred C. Sheehy Andrew A. Chisholm Charles F. Creham Zoning Committee
PLANNING BOARD TOWN OF WEYMOUTH
February 24, 1947
Mr. Alfred C. Sheehy, Chairman Zoning Committee 742 Broad Street, East Weymouth, Mass.
Dear Sir:
At a meeting of the Planning Board, Friday, February 14, 1947, it was voted to approve revisions to the Zoning By-Laws as submitted by your committee at a public hearing Thursday, February 13, 1947, with the ex- ception of Section (b) Item No. 4, which reads as follows:
(b) The district on both sides of Main Street from 1263 Main Street to the present business district at the intersection of Pond and Main Streets.
Yours very truly, (Signed) T. J. KELLY, Chairman, Planning Board.
TJK /m
MR. ALFRED SHEEHY OFFERED THE FOLLOWING SUBSTITUTE MOTION :
Moved by the Zoning Committee:
That the Town amend Section II, paragraph 2 of Article X of the By-Laws known as the "ZONING BY-LAW OF THE TOWN OF WEY- MOUTH" by striking out the words "more than six" in the first line there- of and substituting therefor the words "eight or more" so that said para- graph as thus amended would read as follows:
"2. Two family dwellings in any building containing eight or more rooms, exclusive of halls and bath-rooms at the time this by-law is adopted, provided that such building is not enlarged."
That the Town amend Section VII by inserting a new paragraph there- in to be known as 3-A, and to read as follows:
"3-A. Any application for hearing before the Board of Appeals, under this by-law, shall be accompanied by a fee of five dollars, paid by applicant, to apply to the cost of advertising and mailing of notices."
That the Town amend Section I, paragraph 1, by adding thereto an additional class of districts, to be known as "LIMITED BUSINESS DIS- TRICTS".
That the Town amend the Zoning By-Law by adding a new section to be known as SECTION IIIA, said new section to read as follows:
"SECTION IIIA LIMITED BUSINESS DISTRICTS
In a limited business district, no building, structure, apparatus or ap- pliance shall be erected, altered, placed or set in or upon any premises used for business purposes, within twenty (20) feet of the street line.
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No occupancy or plan for occupancy of business premises shall be ap- proved in any such limited business district, unless there is provided sufficient space for the loading and unloading of vehicles on the prem- ises so occupied.
Except as herein provided, all uses permitted in a business district shall be permitted in a limited business district.
That the Town amend the Zoning Map of the Town of Weymouth by changing the following district from a residence district to a limited busi- ness district.
The district on both sides of Washington Street between Lincoln Square
and No. 660 Washington Street, not now set apart as a business district. That the Town amend the Zoning Map of the Town of Weymouth by changing the following district from a residence district to an industrial district.
(a) The district on both sides of East Street from No. 115 East Street, westerly to Green Street.
MR. SIDNEY F. PARTRIDGE OFFERED THE FOLLOWING AMEND- MENT TO THE ZONING COMMITTEE'S SUBSTITUTE MOTION:
That the report of the Special Zoning Committee recommending changes in the Zoning By-Laws of the Town of Weymouth be amended by eliminating the following item:
"That the Town amend the Zoning Map of the Town of Weymouth by changing the following district from a residence district to an in- dustrial district.
(a) The district on both sides of East Street from No. 115 East Street, westerly to Green Street."
Vote taken. ,UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
Vote taken on substitute motion offered by the Zoning Commitee as thus amended. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
Mr. Cain wished to present a resolution at this time but the Moderator stated that under this article no resolution would be accepted that merely tries to get the sense of the meeting and he would rule such a resolution out of order.
At this time the Moderator called the attention of the Town Meeting Members to the great amount of work done by all the Committees in the Town and he wished to publicly thank them for their wonderful service to the Town.
Mr. A. Kenneth Martin, who was retiring from the Appropriation Com- mittee after nine consecutive years of service was invited to the platform and thanked by the Moderator.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 82. That the sum of $25,000.00 be appropriated from avail- able funds (Excess and Deficiency Account) for construction of sea walls along Ocean Avenue and Fort Point Road in accordance with plans of Russell H. Whiting, Town Engineer dated January 12, 1946 and January 14, 1946 provided the State appropriates an equal sum of money. $25,000.00 UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 83. That the Post War Planning Committee be continued until the next annual Town Meeting.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
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MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 84. That the Town accept from the Federal Public Housing authority the sewerage system and mains installed at War Housing Project WESSAGUSSET HILL (Mass. 19052) as shown on Defense Housing Pro- ject Plan March 1944.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 85. That the Post War Fund of $529,378.86 and interest established in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 5 of the Acts of 1943 shall be used for the construction of a sewerage system under the direction of the Board of Sewerage Commissioners; and from this Fund the sum of $100,000.00 be appropriated and made available and there be fur- ther raised and appropriated the sum of $80,000.00 for construction of a sewerage system commencing during the ensuing year in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 94, Acts of 1945 and provisions of the General Laws. Of the sums made available for construction $1,500.00 shall be for expenses of the Sewerage Commissioners not to exceed $500.00 for each member. $100,000.00 $80,000.00
MR. HARRY BEARCE MOVED THE FOLLOWING SUBSTITUTE MOTION :
That the Town appropriate the sum of $180,000.00 to be used for the construction of the sewerage system and the Treasurer, with the approval of the Board of Selectmen is hereby authorized to borrow such amount and to issue bonds and notes therefore, such bonds or notes to be payable in accordance with the General Laws (Ter. Ed.) Chapter 44 so that the entire sum shall be payable in not more than ten years from date of the issue of the first bond or notes or at such earlier date as the Treasurer and Selectmen may designate.
Vote taken and the Moderator declared the Substitute motion LOST.
Vote taken on the motion as offered by the Appropriation Committee. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE MOVED : That this meeting adjourn.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED. ADJOURNED AT 11:23 P.M.
A true copy attest :
Chester L. Boyle, Town Clerk
SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS ANNUAL TOWN MEETING March 3, 1947
Raise and Appropriate Appropriate
Article I Item
1. Appropriation Committee
$ 675.00
2. Selectmen's Department
4,000.00
3. Town Accountant's Department
6,214.00
4. Town Treasurer's Department (Foreclosing Tax Titles)
5,042.00
1,300.00
5. Tax Collector's Department
10,232.00
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6. Assessors' Department
7. Legal Department
3,000.00
8., Payment of Damages 6,130.00
9. Town Clerk's Department
6,410.00
10. Elections
1,659.38
Registration of Voters
4,133.25
11. Engineering Department
5,800.00
12. Planning Board
300.00
13. Maintenance of Town Hall
12,118.50
14. Civil War Monument, etc.
100.00
15. Police Department
112,314.50
16. Fire Department
117,675.00
14,000.00
17. Building Inspector's Department
4,945.00
18. Sealer of Weights & Measures
1,250.00
19. Moth Department
6,017.00
20. Tree Department
11,499.00
21.
Street Lighting
40,714.00
22.
Harbor Master's Department
1,560.00
23.
Board of Health
21,470.00
24.
Employment of Nurses
2,500.00
25. Norfolk County Tuberculosis Hospital
19,993.00
26. Garbage Removal
14,000.00
27.
Public Welfare
126,194.00
28.
Old Age Assistance
218,831.00
29.
Pensions
2,200.00
30.
Soldier's Benefits
46,552.00
31. Highway Department
158,950.00
18,300.00
32. Public Schools
710,320.85
3,976.02
33.
Libraries
42,822.25
34.
Observance of Memorial Day
1,350.00
35.
Parks & Playgrounds
13,065.00
36. Miscellaneous Expenses
5,730.00
37. Unpaid Bills
0
38.
Overdrafts
0
39.
Contributory Retirement System
31,295.00
40. Water Department
156,356.00
41. Sewer Construction (Refer to Art. 85)
0
42. Alewife Fishery
500.00
43. Care of Soldier's Graves
1,700.00
44. Care of Old Cemeteries
300.00
45. Interest & Discount
2,477.50
46. Debt Retirement
19,000.00
47. Municipal Building Fire Insurance
1,00
48. Fire and Other Insurance
6,663.43
49. Reserve Fund
25,000.00
Article
Raise and Appropriate Appropriate
2. Town Employees - Permanent Salary Increase $
137,884.78
11,226.00
3. Maintenance of Honor Roll 500.00
10-11-14. Laying out Revere Road, King Oak Terrace and Lone Pine Path 3,900.00
16. To work Pearl and Columbian Streets
17. To work Broad and Washington Streets
3,000.00
28. Construction of Sidewalks and Curbings
29. Drainage in Columbian Square
1,100.00
41. Recreational Program 600.00
46. To Regulate Hours in Fire Department 5,500.30
47. Wiring Inspector 300.00
40,000.00
7,500.00
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14,397.00
60. Ammunition for Veteran's Graves Officer
64. For Use by Committee for Permanent World War II Memorial
72. Mosquito Control
500.00
73. `Stocking Ponds and Inland Waters
200.00
76. Improvement of the Alewife Fishery
2,500.00
78. Planting New Trees
1,000.00
82. Construction of Sea Walls
25,000.00
85. Construction of Sewerage System
80,000.00
100,000.00
$2,057.910.74
$404,858.02
A true copy attest : Chester L. Boyle Town Clerk
TOWN ELECTION March 10, 1947
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 Total
TOWN TREASURER
Harry I. Granger
720
455
666
274
373
434
280
390
558
4150
Blanks
415
387
538
137
167
563
131
165
238
2741
Total
1135
842 1204
411
540
997
411
555
796
6891
SELECTMEN
Sumner F. Bickford
242
149
150
72
76
133
91
159
100
1172
Wallace A. Bicknell
153
65
236
56
56
65
45
61
84
821
Ralph P. Burrell
420
228
332
159
298
225
142
204
443
2451
Everett E. Callahan
463
331
525
223
277
389
233
225
315
2981
Harry Christensen
639
407
815
259
311
393
230
355
498
3907
Ralph T. Cipullo
212
294
138
48
91
448
103
92
99
1525
Joseph Crehan
563
368
824
213
275
423
181
268
449
3564
Charles H. Delorey
79
42
124
26
40
29
20
31
34
425
Walter B. Heffernan
53
48
165
84
42
66
41
32
68
599
Ulick A. Mahoney
99
49
113
18
21
43
21
76
24
464
Edward H. McClune
45
33
39
16
73
29
39
21
56
351
Raymond Morgan
544
441
498
151
214
445
142
277
346
3058
Sandy Roulston
678
321
575
218
303
285
216
326
467
3389
Fred W. Webb
294
423
282
107
104
340
133
150
161
1994
Thomas M. Welch
137
163
131
74
66
188
63
50
187
1059
Scattering
5
5
Blanks
1054
848 1073
331
453 1484
350
448
649
6690
Total
5675 4210 6020 2055 2700 4985 2055 2775 3980 34455
ASSESSORS
Garland G. Bell
331
239
293
127
289
248
156
170
304
2157
Francis A. Gunn
745
508
767
236
318
563
247
342
490
4216
William B. Harty
168
101
112
33
64
127
71
143
93
912
John W. Heffernan Blanks
594
437
738
288
266
453
219
289
484
3768
432
399
498
138
143
603
129
166
221
2729
Total
2270 1684 2408
822 1080 1994
822 1110 1592 13782
53
25.00
1,000.00
SEWER COMMISSIONER, 3 Years
Charles Y Berry
571
512
970
286
313
557
239
330
510
4288
James H. Pitts, Sr.
485
221
150
69
159
241
116
161
164
1766
Scattering
1
1
Blanks
79
109
84
56
68
199
56
63
122
836
Total
1135
842 1204
411
540
997
411
555
796
6891
SEWER COMMISSIONER, 2 Years
J. Herbert Libbey
881
578
773
294
387
593
289
463
580
4838
Blanks
254
264
431
117
153
404
122
92
216
2053
Total
1135
842 1204
411
540
997
411
555
796
6891
SEWER COMMISSIONER, 1 Year
John W. Field
281
362
596
246
367
405
232
262
602
3353
John E. Knights
640
243
224
67
75
247
90
187
85
1858
Blanks
214
237
384
98
98
345
89
106
109
1680
Total
1135
842
1204
411
540
997
411
555
796
6891
TREE WARDEN, 1 Year
V.Leslie Hebert
825
593
849
260
374
634
296
431
504
4766
Edgar C. Stephenson
187
133
240
122
121
169
89
85
199
1345
Blanks
123
116
115
29
45
194
26
39
93
780
Total
1135
842 1204
411
540
997
411
$555
796
6891
SCHOOL COMMITTEE, 3 Years
Wallace H. Drake
799
578
756
306
395
568
290
407
589
4688
Ethel G. Taylor
715
480
673
276
370
466
285
367
572
4204
Nathan Zibel
396
215
361
92
124
281
103
167
152
1891
Blanks
360
411
618
148
191
679
144
169
279
2999
Total
2270 1684 2408
822 1080 1994
822 1110 1592 13782
BOARD OF HEALTH, 3 Years
Francis R. Cashman
153
265
205
96
160
396
111
69
196
1651
Paul V. Coffey
231
332
552
119
108
308
114
98
179
2041
Plumer E. Pope
162
132
186
69
96
87
74
295
164
1265
Clemont L. Robson
453
37
61
26
44
60
35
47
68
831
Scattering
1
1
Blanks
136
76
200
101
132
146
77
45
189
1102
Total
1135
842 1204
411
540
997
411
555
796
6891
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