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Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: £ That Section 623 be so amended.
E. Delete Section 626 which now reads "If a person is employed by the Town and receives as salary and compensation for such employment a sum in excess of two thousand dollars ($2,000.00), he shall not receive any other compensation or salary from the town derived from any other office, position or employment by the Town unless otherwise authorized by vote of the Town."
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee:
No Action.
MOVED the following substitute motion by Mr. Nover, Chairman of the By-Laws Committee:
To delete Section 626.
Lengthy discussion ensued involving several of the Town Meeting Members.
Comes now the question on the substitute motion by Mr. Nover.
Vote was taken and the Chair declared the substitute motion by Mr Nover LOST.
Comes now the question on the motion by the Appropriation Com- mittee.
- SO VOTED
F. Amend Section 703 of the Building Code (By-Laws) by striking out the present Section 703 and inserting in place thereof the following section which was voted at the 1955 Annual Town Meeting under Article 69: Section 703 "The Inspector of buildings shall grant permits for the erection, or alteration, removal or tearing down of buildings, and no struc- ture or foundation shall be built, altered, or torn down without such a permit, but no permit shall be issued unless the street is on a plan duly filed and recorded, and that before the permit shall be issued, such street shall have been suitablyy improved to the satisfaction of the Town Plan- ning Board as adequate in respect to public health, safety, and general welfare for the special circumstances of the particular street, and an affi- davit filed by a registered engineer that plans and profiles of said street have been complied with, and until the inspector has carefully examined the plans and specifications of the proposed building or alterations, and ascertained that the building has sufficient strength, that means of ingress and egress are sufficient and the building conforms to the requirements of these by-laws, and the regulations of Chapter 143 of the General Laws.'
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That Section 703 be so amended.
G. Amend Section 704 of the Building Code (By-Laws) by adding after the word "inspector" in line three the following: "Plans may be re- quired for construction of all buildings and shall show in every case the depth and dimensions of all footings, foundation walls, piers and columns, thickness of all walls and partitions, the size and spacing of all beams, joists, rafters or other floor construction details, all required exit facilities, the location of all soil, waste and vent lines, all sanitary equipment, with such drawings thereof as the building inspector may require.
The building inspector may also require that all plans and computations bear the name of the person designing the plans and name of owner of proposed building." So that Section 704 will read: "A copy of the plans and specifications of every public building shall be deposited in the office of the inspector. Plans may be required for construction of all buildings
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and shall show in every case the depth and dimensions of all footings, foundation walls, piers and columns, thickness of all walls and partitions, the size and spacing of all beams, joists, rafters or other floor construction details, all required exit facilities, the location of all soil, waste and vent lines, all sanitary equipment, with such drawings thereof as the building inspector may require.
The building inspector may also require that all plans and computations bear the name of the person designing the plans and name of owner of proposed building.
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee:
That Section 704 be so amended.
Discussion ensued between Mr. Nover, Chairman of the By-Laws Com- mittee, Mr. Cicchese, Town Counsel, and the Chair.
Comes now the question on the motion of the Appropriation Com- mittee.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED
(Consideration of Article 59 will be found on page 4 of this record.)
(Consideration of Article 60 will be found on page 17 of this record.)
ARTICLE 61. (At Request of George E. Lane and Others and By Direction of Selectmen). To see if the Town will vote to amend its by- laws and add a new section limiting the opening of its roads, streets and highways as follows: "No street, road or highway in the town shall be opened for installation of sewers, water mains, drains, public utilities or other purposes, except for emergency services, for three years after such street, road or highway has been reconstructed, rebuilt or relocated. Prior to reconstruction, rebuilding or relocation of any street, road or highway the Board of Selectmen shall notify sewer, highway and water departments and telephone, gas and electric companies not less than three months before actual work will be started," or taken any other action in relation thereto.
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee :
That the Town amend its By-Laws and add a new section numbered 629, as follows: "No street, road or highway in the town shall be opened for installation of sewers, water mains, drains, public utilities or other purposes, except for emergency services, for three years after such street, road or highway has been reconstructed, rebuilt or relocated. Prior to reconstruction, rebuilding, or relocation of any street, road or highway, the Board of Selectmen shall notify sewer, highway and water depart- ments and telephone, gas and electric companies not less than six months before actual work will be started."
Discussion ensued between Mr. Newton, Secretary of the Appropriation Committee, Mr. Nover and Mr. Lane.
Comes now the question on the motion by the Appropriation Com- mittee.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED
(Consideration of Article 62 will be found on page 1 of this record.)
ARTICLE 63. (At Request of George R. Bean Post No. 401). To see if the Town will vote to dedicate a square at the corner of Elmer Road and Thicket Street in honor of Lt. Elmer J. Hollis who was killed in ac- tion in World War II, or take any other action in relation thereto.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the sum of $100.00 be raised and
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appropriated to be expended under the direction of the Board of Select- men for the purchase of a bronze plaque and the dedication of the square at the corner of Elmer Road and Thicket Street in honor of Lt. Elmer J. Hollis who was killed in action in World War II. $100.00
ARTICLE 64. (At Request of Wessagusset Post No. 1399, Veterans of Foreign Wars). To see if the Town will vote to appoint a committee to serve for both Memorial and Veteran's Day, 1956 and the sum of $2,000.00 be appropriated for Memorial Day and the sum of $400.00 be appropriated for Veteran's Day, said appropriation to be expended by the committee, or take any other action in relation thereto.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was .
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the sum of $400.00 be raised and ap- propriated for Veterans' Day and the sum appropriated shall be expended by the committee set up under Article 1, Item 32.
ARTICLE 65. (At Request of George E. Lane and Others and By Di- rection of Selectmen). To see if the Town will vote to accept Chapter 41, Section 69C through 69F of the General Laws to establish a Board of Public Works.
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee:
No Action.
Discussion ensued between Mr. Lane, Mr. Newton, Secretary of the Appropriation Committee, and the Chair.
Comes now the question on the motion by the Appropriation Com- mittee.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED
ARTICLE 66. (By Direction of Selectmen). To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate by taxation or otherwise a sum of money to make the necessary repairs to Town Hall, or take anny other action in relation thereto.
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee:
That the sum of $3,500.00 be raised and appropriated to make the necessary repairs to the Town Hall, said sum to be expended by the Board of Selectmen. $3,500.00 Discussion ensued between Mr. Cain and Mr. Crehan, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen.
Comes now the question on the motion by the Appropriation Com- mittee.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED
ARTICLE 67. (On Petition and By Direction of Selectmen). To see if the town will vote to accept Chapter 41 Section 100A of the General Laws "Indemnification of Officers or Employees for Damages etc. Incurred on Account of Injuries Arising Out of Their Operation of Publicly Owned Vehicles or Vessels" as follows:
"A city which accepts this section by vote of its city council subject to the provisions of its charter, or a town which accepts the same by vote of its inhabitants at an annual town meeting, may, after an appropriation has been made therefor, indemnify an officer or employees thereof for ex- penses or damages incurred by him in the defense or settlement of a claim against him for bodily injuries, including death at any time resulting there- from, or for damage to property, arising out of the operation of a motor or other vehicle or vessel owned by such city or town to an amount not exceeding $15,000.00 on account of injury to or death of one person, or
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not exceeding seventy-five thousand ($75,000) dollars for any one accident, and not exceeding five thousand ($5,000) dollars on account of damage to property, provided, that after investigation it shall appear to the Mayor or Selectmen that such officer or employee was at the time the claim arose acting within the scope of his official duties or employment, and provided further, that the defense or settlement of such claim shall have been made by the City Solicitor or the Town Counsel, or, if the Town has no Town Counsel, by an attorney employed for the purpose by the Selectmen, upon the request of said officer or employee and at the direction of the Mayor or Selectmen. This section shall not apply in respect to so much of a claim against an officer or employee as is covered by a policy of an in- surance affected by the city or town under clause (1) of section five of Chapter forty."
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee :
That the Town accept Chapter 41 Section 100A of the General Laws. Mr. Flynn spoke on the motion.
Comes now the question on the motion of the Appropriation Com- mittee.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED
ARTICLE 68. (By Direction of Selectmen.) To see if the Town will vote and appropriate by taxation or otherwise the sum of $8,000.00 for the Town's share in the South Shore Mosquito Control District, or take any other action in relation thereto.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the sum of $8,000 be raised and ap- propriated for the Town's share in the South Shore Mosquito Control District. This sum includes any funds required by the State Reclama- tion Board in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 112, Acts of 1931. $8,000.00
ARTICLE 69. (By Direction of Selectmen). To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $300.00 to be expended under the direction of the Board of Selectmen for the purpose of stocking the ponds and inland water, located within the Town limits, with fish and of liberating game, all in accordance with General Laws (Ter. Ed.), Chap- ter 10, Section 5, Clause 41, or take any other action in relation thereto.
Upon motion duly made by the appropriation Committee, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the sum of $300.00 be raised and ap- propriated to be expended under the direction of the Board of Select- men for the purpose of stocking the ponds and inland waters located within the Town limits with fish and of liberating game all in accord- ance with the General Laws (Ter. Ed.) Chapter 40, Section 5, Clause 41.
$300.00
ARTICLE 70. (At Request of the Planning Board). To see if the Town will accept Chapter 40B of the General Laws as approved 5/19/55, an act to permit the establishment of a Metropolitan or Regional Planning District within the Commonwealth, or take any other action in relation thereto.
MOVED by the Appropiation Committee :
That this matter be referred to the next Town Meeting.
Mr. Newton, Secretary of the Appropriation Committee, spoke on the motion.
Comes now the question on the motion of the Appropriation Com- mittee.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED
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ARTICLE 71. (At Request of the Planning Board). To see what sum of money the Town will provide to issue copies of a new Town Atlas, 01 take any other action in relation thereto.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the sum of $1,500.00 be raised and appropriated for the printing of a new Town Atlas, said sum to be trans- ferred to the Town Engineering Department. The new atlases are to sold by the Board of Selectmen publicy at $15.00 each. $1,500.00
ARTICLE 72. (At Requset of George E. Lane and Others and by Di- rection of Selectmen). To see if the town will appoint a committee of seven citizens to study and report on a plan for future expansion of our civic center in East Weymouth, or take any other action in relation there- to.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the moderator appoint a committee of seven citizens to study and report at the next annual town meeting on a plan for future expansion of the civic center in East Weymouth.
ARTICLE 73. (At Request of George E. Lane and Others and by Direction of Selectmen.) To see what action the Town will take to com- plete plans and specifications and to locate a site for a new town hall to meet the demands of a community of 65,000 citizens anticipated for 1965 and to transfer to the School Department the present town hall for administrative purposes, or take any other action in relation thereto.
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee:
No action.
MOVED the following substitute motion by Mr. Lane:
That a committee of seven be appointed to study the suggestion in this Article.
Discussion ensued between Mr. Cain and Mr. Almquist.
MOVED by Mr. Cain the following amendment to the substitute motion by Mr. Lane.
That the subject matter of this Article be referred to the committee to be appointed under Article 72.
Comes now he question on the amendment by Mr. Cain to the sub- stitute motion by Mr. Lane.
SO VOTED
Comes now the question on the substitute motion by Mr. Lane as thus amended.
SO VOTED
ARTICLE 74. (At Request of George E. Lane and Others and By Direction of Selectmen). To see what sum of money the Town will vote for the purchase of rubbish containers to be located in all principal centers under the direction of the Board of Selectmen and Highway De- partment.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the sum of $400.00 be raised and ap- propriated for the purchase of rubbish containers to be located in all principal centers under the direction of the Board of Selectmen and High- way Department. $400.00
ARTICLE 75. At request of George E. Lane and Others and by Direction of Selectmen.) To see what sum of money the Town will raise
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and appropriate for the construction of a Public Works Building on land purchased on Winter Street for this purpose, or take any other action in relation thereto.
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee:
That the subject matter of this article be referred to the committee for the Public Works and/or Highway Building for a report at a future town meeting.
Discussion ensued between Mr. Lane, Mr. Newton, Secretary of the Appropriation Committee, Mr. Christensen, Town Clerk, and Mr. Nolan
Comes now the question on the motion by the Appropriation Com- mittee.
SO VOTED
Discussion of Article 76 will be found on page 28 of this report.)
Discussion ensued between Mr. Newton, Secretary of the Appropria- tion Committee, Mr. Garrison and Mr. O'Donnell with reference to a referendum appearing on the ballot for the forthcoming town election.
ARTICLE 77. (By Direction of Selectmen). To see if the Town will vote to accept Chapter 670 of the Acts of 1955, an act relative to increas- ing the amounts of pensions, retirement allowances and annuities payable to certain former public employees, or take any other action in relation thereto.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the Town accept Chapter 670 of the Acts of 1955 as of April 1, 1956; and that the sum of $375.00 is hereby raised and appropriated for the additional pension allowances. $375.00
The Chair expressed his thanks to all committees for their fine ser- vices during the past year.
Upon motion duly made, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the Annual Town Meeting adjourn at 11:10 P. M.
A True Copy Attest :
HARRY CHRISTENSEN
Town Clerk
SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS
March 5, 7 & 9, 1956
Article
Raise and Appropriate
Appropriate
Item
1. Apppropriation Committee
$ 1,300.00
2. Selectmen's Department
10,267.00
3. Town Accountant's Department
19,292.00
4. Town Treasurer's Department
17,594.20
5. Tax Collector's Department
26,955.70
6. Assessor's Department
29,822.20
7. Legal Department 6,000.00
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Raise and Appropriate Appropriate
Article
8. Payment of damages and payments required under Workmen's Comp. Act 25,000.00
9. Town Clerk's Department 15,227.60
10. Elections 8,698.00
Registration of Voters
10,513.00
11. Engineering Department
33,875.00
12. Planning Board
1,300.00
13. Maintenance and upkeep of Town Hall, Town Hall Annex and War Memorials
33,324.03
14. Maintenance of Civil War Soldiers' monument and King Philip War Memorial 100.00
15. Police Department
352,510.00 $ 10,500.00
16. Fire Department
356,823.00
1,700.00
17. Inspector's Department
16,895.80
18. Sealer of Weights and Measurers Dept.
1,820.00
19. &
20. Gypsy Moth and all other insect pest extermination
54,982.00
21.
Street Lighting
64,750.76
22. Harbor Master's Department 8,884.16
23. Board of Health
63,325.00
24. Employment of Nurses
7,500.00
25. Garbage disposal
52,000.00
26. Public Welfare and Old Age Assistance
624,111.00
27. Pensions
36,216.91
28. Benefits and War Allowances, Burial of Indigent Soldiers and Sailors
129,847.80
29. Highway Department
355,493.00
39,810.00
30. School Department
2,469,812.60
4,525.07
31. Libraries
113,955.75
32. Observance of Memorial Day
2,000.00
33. Parks and Playgrounds
61,047.00
500.00
34. Miscellaneous Expenses
29,890.00
35. Unpaid Bills
45.00
36. Overdrafts
0
37. Contributory Retirement System
72,538.50
38. Water Department
341,882.00
38,800.00
39. Sewer Department
71,190.00
10,150.00
40. Alewife Fishery
200.00
41 .. Care of Soldiers' Graves
2,160.00
42. Care of Old Cemeteries
475.00
43. Interest and discount
124,130.00
44. Retirement of Bonds and Notes
433,000.00
45. Municipal Buildings Fire Ins. Fund
1.00
46. Fire and other insurance
24,682.09
47. Reserve Fund
5,000.00
20,000.00
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785.00
Raise and Appropriate
Appropriate
Article
7. Highways
15,768.00
Water Mains
14,905.00
Water Mains (Southern Avenue)
17,000.00
Water Mains (Mountainview Road)
15,000.00
11. Highways
50,000.00
56,000.00
Loan
200,000.00
9. Resurfacing Vine Street
980.00
10. Resurfacing Summer Street
2,000.00
12. Rebuilding of Fort Point Road
1,260.00
13. Sidewalks and Curbings
40,000.00
17. Sidewalk and curbing (Academy Ave.)
6,800.00
21. Rectify drainage system on certain streets
50,000.00
24. Parking area So. Wey. depot
4,750.00
28. Rectify drainage system (Swan Ave.)
1,750.00
30. Sewer Construction 121,159.60
10,000.00
Loan - 300,000.00
31. Construction of particular sewers
62,000.00
33. Land for purposes of Water Supply
3,000.00
35. Addition to Hollis Street Garage
30,000.00
38. Water main (Thicket Street)
7,500.00
10,000.00
39. Telephone Exchange Building 21,425.00
41. Land adjacent to High School on Middle St. 7,750.00
42. Plans, etc. for walkway to Ralph Talbot Street School 500.00
43. Land for park purposes (Wessaguset Rd.)
4,500.00
45. Playground (Julia Road)
4,000.00
46. Playground (Idlewell)
7,500.00
48. Bleachers at Weston Park 2,000.00
49. Playground (Birches)
3,200.00
50. Portable bleachers
2,400.00
51. Snow fence for ball fields
650.00
53. Use of committee to study the construction of boat ramp and landing
100.00
54. Swimming Pool Committee
100.00
55. Dutch Elm Disease Control Work
2,500.00
63. Plaque and dedication of square in honor of Lt. Elmer J. Hollis
100.00
64. Veteran's Day 400.00
66. Repairs to the Town Hall 3,500.00
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34. Erection of standpipe, etc.
Loan - 200,000.00
Raise and Appropriate Appropriate
Article
68. South Shore Mosquito Control District
69. Stocking ponds and inland waters
300.00
71. Printing new Town Atlas
1,500.00
74. Purchase of rubbish containers
400.00
77. Additional pension allowances
375.00
$6,370,850.10
$1,163,429.67
A true copy. Attest :
HARRY CHRISTENSEN
Town Clerk
ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION March 12, 1956
Returns Received
Time
Votes Cast
Precinct One
11:00 P.M
671
Precinct Two
10:32 P.M.
860
Precinct Three
10:32 P.M.
691
Precinct Four
10:32 P.M.
582
Precinct Five
10:32 P.M.
591
Precinct Six
11:18 P.M.
1127
Precinct Seven
12:15 A.M.
717
Precinct Eight
11:00 P.M.
905
Precinct Nine
10:32 P.M.
682
Precinct Ten
10:32 P.M
508
Precinct Eleven
11:00 P.M.
791
Total
8125
EDWARD C. McINTOSH JOHN J. SANTRY
HELEN R. CORRIDAN
HARRY CHRISTENSEN
Board of Registrars Town of Weymouth
93
8,000.00
Precinct 1 2 3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 Total
TOWN TREASURER (1) 3 years
Harry I. Granger
515
658
525
492
514
798
583
749
600
429
623
6486
Blanks
154
202
166
90
77
329
134
156
82
79
168
1637
Total
671
860
691
582
591
1127
717
905
682
508
791
8125
SELECTMEN AND BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE (2) 3 years
Warren P. Burrell
353
516
380
342
479
523
426
581
527 319
456
4902
Joseph Crehan
450
564
512
371
408
690
499
652
513
403
482
5544
Everett E. Callahan
311
320
255
276
172
491
306
293
185
167
332
3108
Blanks
227
320
235
175
122
550
203
284
139
127
312
2694
Total
1342 1720 1382 1164 1182 2254 1434 1810 1364 1016 1582
16250
SELECTMEN AND BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE (2) 2 years
Radph J. Amabile, Jr.
382
534
450
355
355
739
400
546
408
328
460
4957
Franklin Fryer
361
533
459
411
447
669
573
541
545
371
467
5377
Joseph M. Nover, Jr.
339
288
218
205
186
338
244
419
225
182
343
2987
Scattering
Blanks
260
365
255
193
194
508
217
304
186
135
312
2929
Total
1342 1720 1382 1164 1182 2254 1434 1810 1364 1016 1582
16250
SELECTMAN AND BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE (1) 1 year
James T. O'Sullivan
465
295
319
251
319
423
315
345
349
238
436
3755
Patrick I. Coyne
34
54
27
37
9
104
41
19
16
22
77
440
Dominic A. DiCristofaro
29
39
141
43
16
80
37
35
27
41
12
500
N. Robert Olander
120
414
145
195
181
368
254
461
245
177
230
2790
Scattering
Blanks
23
58
59
56
66
152
70
45
45
30
36
640
Total
671
860
691
582
591/ 1127
717
905
682
508
791
8125
COLLECTOR OF TAXES (1) 3 years
Frank W. Holbrook
476
649
516
442
495
756
519
722
585
395
601
6156
Albert J. Holbrook
110
102
94
78
59
192
133
97
67
77
97
1106
Blanks
85
109
81
62
37
179
65
86
30
36
93
863
Total
671
860
691
582
591 1127
717
905
682
508
791
8125
Scattering
2
2
Scattering
1
1
2
Scattering
94
Precinct 1 2 3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 Total
ASSESSORS (2) 3 years
George H. Bell, Jr.
467
537
440
401
496
576
506
654
535
364
556
5532
John W. Heffernan
463
518
467
448
477
609
533
631
545
385
532
5608
John L. Striano
176
323
238
141
85
558
187
248
145
145
207
2453
Scattering
2
2
Blanks
236
342
237
174
124
509
208
277
139
122
287
2655
Total
1342 1720 1382 1164 1182 2254 1434 1810 1364 1016 1582
16250
PARK COMMISSIONER (1) 3 years
Joseph D. Slattery
532
690
565
480
502
846
594
728
583
437
628
6585
Scattering
Blanks
139
170
126
102
89
281
123
177
99
71
163
1540
Total
671
860
691
582
591 1127
717
905
682
508
791
8125
SCHOOL COMMITTEE (2) 3 years
Wallace H. Drake
486 490
387
324
406
570
413
591
459
319
555
5000
George H. Thompson
400
549
457
394
439
591
481
622
523
386
495
533'7
Amy Hill Duncan
275
371
279
249
232
567
325
378
247
201
317
3441
Scattering
Blanks
181 310
259
197
105
526
215
219
135
110
215
2472
Total
1342 1720 1382 1164 1182 2254 1434 1810 1364 1016 1582
16250
WATER COMMISSIONER (1) 3 years
Stanley T. Torrey
311
451
347
328
402
456
368
510
443
282
424
4322
John H. Pitts
313
321
264
184
145
495
289
312
182
191
311
3007
Scattering
Blanks
47
88
80
70
44
176
60
73
57
35
56
786
Total
671
860
691
582
591 1127
717
905
682
508
791
8125
SEWER COMMISSIONER (1) 3 years
Charles J. Masterson
515
639
523
452
470
761
568
726
555
417
599
6225
Scattering
1
1
Blanks
155
221
168
130
121
366
149
179
127
91
192
1899
Total
671
860
691
582
591 1127
717
905
682
508
791
8125
95
Precinct 1 2 3 4 5
6
7
8
9
10
11 Total
TRUSTEES OF TUFTS LIBRARY (3) 3 years
Francis N. Drown
507
594
506
453
473
708
544
712
548
408
581
6034
Philip T. Jones
514
682
513
462
483
829
562
732
569
429
609
6384
H. Forrest Wilson
493
577
480
456
472
692
541
701
541
422
566
5948
Scattering Blanks
499
727
574
375
345 1152
504
570
381
265
617
6009
Total
2013 2580 2073 1746 1773 3381 2151 2715 2046 1524 2373
24375
TRUSTEES OF TUFTS LIBRARY (1) (to fill a vacancy) 1 year
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