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(655'); thence running in a Westerly direction from the Weymouth Back River for a distance of eighty-five feet (85.0') to a point being the com- mon property corner of land now or formerly of Marshall G. and Cecelia F. Smith and Alexander J. and Bessie M. Balinski; thence turning and running in a Northwesterly direction for a distance of two hundred sixty - seven and 56/100 feet (267.56'); thence turning more Northerly and run- ning for a distance of one hundred forty-two and 86/100 feet (142.86'); thence turning in an Easterly direction and running for a distance of twenty-five feet (25.0') thence turning and running in a Northerly di- rection for a distance of one hundred forty feet (140.0') to the Southerly sideline of River Street; thence turning in a Northeasterly direction and running along the Southerly sideline of said River Street for a distance of one hundred forty feet (140.0') to point of beginning; containing ap- proximately 160,020 square feet or 3.67 acres.
This taking also includes the tidewater rights of the Cove described as follows:
Beginning at a point forty-five feet (45.0') Westerly of the Westerly sideline of Beach Road (Private Way) and running around the shore- line of the Cove for a distance of about six hundred sixty-five feet (665'); thence turning in an Easterly direction and running for a dis- tance of two hundred seventy feet (270.0') to a point of beginning con- taining 27,360 square feet.
Discussion ensued involving Mr. Roulston, Acting Town Accountant, and Mr. Lane.
Comes now the question on the motion by the Appropriation Com- mittee.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED
ARTICLE 54. (At Request of the Weymouth Youth Commission). To see if the Town will vote to add Section 306 to the By-Laws of the Town to create a Recreation Committee in accordance with Chapter 45 Section 14 of the General Laws of the Commonwealth or take any other action in relation thereto. Said Section 306 to read as follows: SECTION 306. There shall be created in the Town of Weymouth a Recreation Com- mission with the power to conduct and to promote recreation, play, sport and physical education on playgrounds, playfields, parks, gymnasiums, and swimming areas pursuant to Chapter 45, Section 14 of the General Laws of Massachusetts.
The said Recreation Commission shall consist of seven members who shall be elected at the 1959 annual town election in the following man- ner: The initial members thereof shall be elected to serve, three for three years, two for two years and two for one year from the date of an- nual town election at which they are elected and thereafter when the term of any member expires his successor shall be elected to serve for three years. In all cases the members of the Board shall serve until their successors are qualified. Vacancies shall be filled for the unex- pired terms in the same manner that full term members are elected. Im- mediately after election the members of the Recreation Commission shall meet and elect a Chairman and Secretary and select all other necessary officers to serve for a period of one year.
The Recreation Commission shall hold meetings regularly at least once a month and shall designate the time and place thereof. The Com- mission shall have the power to adopt rules and regulations for the con-
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duct of business within its jurisdiction and shall keep a record of all its proceedings. Four regular members shall constitute a quorum.
The powers and duties of the Recreation Commission shall be exer- cised and performed as herein provided and in conformity with the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
The Recreation Commission shall study matters of recreation in re- gards to needs, advantages and benefits, and shall plan a municipal pro- gram to coordinate with the programs of other agencies;
The Recreation Commission shall have the power to conduct recrea- tion that will employ the leisure time of people in a constructive and wholesome manner. It may conduct such activities on properties under its own control, on public properties with the consent of the authorities thereof, and on private property with the consent of the owners;
The Recreation Commission shall have the power to employ a Super- intendent of Recreation, who is properly trained for the work and such other personnel as the Superintendent and Commission deem proper;
The Recreation Commission shall have the authority to conduct at reasonable charges such facilities for amusement, entertainment, refresh- ment of the public as are suitable for recreation purposes and may let privileges therefor, but such privileges shall be subject to the supervision of the Recreation Commission;
The Recreation Commission, at the regularly designated time, shall submit to the Board of Selectmen an estimate of anticipated revenue and expenditures for the ensuing fiscal year to be approved in whole or in part by the Town Meeting and included in the budget. Said Commis- sion shall operate within the budget as approved, and the expenses therof shall be payable by the treasury of the Town;
The Recreation Commission shall make an annual report to the Town. showing its operation and expenditures and shall make such other re- ports from time to time as may be requested by the Board of Selectmen.
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee:
That the Town vote to add Section 306 to the By-Laws of the Town to create a Recreation Commission in accordance with Chapter 45 Sec- tion 14 of the General Laws in Massachusetts.
Mr. Lane of the Weymouth Youth Commission spoke on the subject matter of the Article.
MOVED the following substitute motion by Mr. McIntosh:
That the Park Board under Chapter 45 Section 2 of the General Laws of Massachusetts be increased in number from three to five at the 1959 Annual Town Election. The new members shall be elected to serve one for three year and one for two years from the date of the Annual Elec- tion at which they are elected, and thereafter shall be elected to serve three years.
Discussion ensued involving Mr. Lane, Mr. McIntosh and Mr. Gal- lagher.
MOVED the following substitute motion by Mr. Gallagher:
No action.
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Comes now the question on the substitute motion by Mr. Gallagher.
Vote was taken and the Moderator declared the substitute motion by Mr. Gallagher LOST.
Comes now the question on the substitute motion by Mr. McIntosh. SO VOTED
ARTICLE 55. (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 waters, Incated within the Town limits, with fish and/or liberating game, all in accordance with General Laws (Ter. Ed.) Chapter 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 Town vote to raise and appro- priate 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 waters located within the Town limits with fish and/or liberating game all in ac- cordance with General Laws (Ter. Ed.) Chapter 10, Section 5, Clause 41. $300.00
ARTICLE 56. (At Request of Industrial Development Commission). To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate by taxation or otherwise for the use of the Industrial Development Com- mission.
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee:
No action.
MOVED the following substitute motion by Mr. O'Brien, Chairman of the Industrial Development Commission :
That the Town vote to appropriate from available funds in the treasury (Excess and Deficiency Account) the sum of $3.000.00 to be ex- pended by the Industrial Development Commission under the direction of the Board of Selectmen; not more than $2,000.00 of which will be spent in developing and publishing a descriptive brochure; not more than $700.00 of which shall be for supplies, equipment, clerical help, and personal services of the Commission; not more than $300.00 to be used for travel outside the Commonwealth in accordance with Section 5, Chapter 40, Clause 34 of the General Laws.
Discussion ensued involving Mr. Amabile of the Board of Selectmen, Mr. Newton, Secretary of the Appropriation Committee; Mr. O'Brien, Chairman of the Industrial Development Commission; and Mr. McCaf- rey.
Comes now the question on the substitute motion by Mr. O'Brien.
Vote was taken and the Moderator declared the substitute motion by Mr. O'Brien LOST.
MOVED the following substitute motion by Mr. Lane:
That the Industrial Development Commission be instructed to pre- sent a preliminary plan and report for advertising Weymouth industrial areas at the next Special Town Meeting.
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MOVED the following substitute motion by Mr. Pompeo of the In- dustrial Development Commission :
That there be raised and appropriated the sum of $500.00 for clerical help for the Industrial Development Commission.
Further discussion ensued involving Mr. Heffernan, Chairman of the Planning Board, and Mr. O'Brien, Chairman of the Industrial Develop- ment Commission.
Comes now the question on the substitute motion by Mr. Pomepeo.
Vote was taken and the Moderator declared the substitute motion by Mr. Pompeo LOST.
Comes now the question on the substitute motion by Mr. Lane.
SO VOTED
ARTICLE 57. (At Request of Swimming Pool Committee). To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation, or otherwise, the sum of six thousand ($6,000) for the purpose of preparing complete drawings and detailed specifications for the construction of a swimming pool and fa- cilities to be located in the southern part of the town, or take any other action in relation thereto.
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee:
No action.
Discussion ensued involving Mr. Lonergan, Chairman of the Swim- ming Pool Committee, and Mr. Lovell.
MOVED the following substitute motion by Mr. Carter:
That the Town vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $6,000.00 for the purpose of preparing complete drawings and detailed specifications for the construction of a swimming pool and facilities to be located in the southern part of the Town.
Further discussion ensued involving Mr. McIntosh and Mr. Tirrell.
MOVED the following substitute motion by Mr. Tirrell:
That the Swimming Pool Committee be continued for another year and submit a report at the next Annual Town Meeting.
Comes now the question on the substitute motion by Mr. Tirrell. SO VOTED
ARTICLE 58. (By Direction of Selectmen). To see if the Town will vote to re-name the new Jackson School at East Weymouth in honor of Lawrence W. Pingree who was killed in action in World War II or take any other action in relation thereto.
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee:
No action.
MOVED the following substitute motion by Mr. Fryer of the Board of Selectmen:
That the Town vote to re-name the new Jackson School at East Wey- mouth in honor of Lawrence W. Pingree who was killed in action in World War II.
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Discussion ensued involving Mr. Lane and Mr. Cain.
Comes now the question on the substitute motion by Mr. Fryer. SO VOTED
ARTICLE 59. (By Direction of Selectmen). To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money for the construc- tion of a wall and the installing of a chain link fence along brook at the Herring Run on Commercial Street; in the netting area, or take any other action in relation thereto.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: No action.
ARTICLE 60. (On Petition of George E. Lane and Others. To see if the Town will appoint a Committee of five members of the medical pro- fession to review the administration, operation, policies, procedures and services of the Department of Public Health and to recommend and re- port on the establishment of a Public Health Commissioner and such other changes as may be beneficial to the health of the citizens of Wey- mouth, or take any other action in relation thereto.
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee:
That the subject matter of this article be referred to a committee of five to be appointed by the Town Moderator for recommendations and a report at a future Town Meeting.
MOVED by Mr. Coffey, Chairman of the Board of Health, the follow- ing amendment to the motion by the Appropriation Committee:
That the Town vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $500.00 to hire the services of a public health consultant or consultants to assist the committee. $500.00
Discussion ensued involving Mr. Amabile of the Board of Selectmen. Mr. Coffey, Chairman of the Board of Health, and Mr. Lane.
Comes now the question on the amendment by Mr. Coffey to the motion by the Appropriation Committee.
SO VOTED
Comes now the question on the motion by the Appropriation Com- mittee as thus amended.
SO VOTED
ARTICLE 61. (By Direction of Selectmen and at Request of the com- mittee to prepare preliminary plans for a memorial tablet or tablet rela- tive to World War II and Korean War Veterans). To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise by taxation or otherwise, and appro- priate for the use of a Committee of seven members to be appointed by the Moderator to erect a memorial tablet or tablets providing for the names of World War II Veterans and Korean Veterans to be attached to the west side of the existing permanent brick memorial wall located on the high school grounds and to refinish and resurface the present bronze tablets on the east side of the permanent brick memorial wall and the stone tablet at the top center of the front wall and for clerical assistance and incidental expenses in preparing the necessary list of names of the veterans or take any other action in relation thereto.
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Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the Town raise and appropriate by tax levy the sum of $14,200.00 for the use of a committee of seven mem- bers to be appointed by the Moderator for the purpose of erecting a Mem- orial Table or Tablets provided for the names of World War II and Korean War Veterans to be attached to the west side of the existing permanent brick memorial wall located on the High School Grounds and to refinish and resurface the present bronze tablet on the east side of the permanent brick memorial wall and the stone tablet at the top center of the front wall, and for clerical assistance and incidental expenses in preparing the necessary list of names of the veterans, said funds to be expended under the direction of the committee to be appointed by the Moderator.
$14,200.00
Upon resolution presented by Mr. Olander, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the Town Meeting express its sincere appreciation for the service rendered by Mr. William F. Shields during his tenure of twenty-three years on the School Committee of the Town of Weymouth; Mr. Shields having announced his retirement as of March 10, 1958.
Upon resolution presented by Mr. McIntosh, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the Town Meeting express its sincere appreciation for the service rendered to the Town by those gentlemen who are retiring as of March 10, 1958, from the Water Commission and Sewer Commission.
The Moderator expressed the sincere thanks of the Town Meeting to the Chairmen and Members of all Committees for their dedicated service during the past year.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the Annual Town Meeting adjourn at 11:20 P.M.
A true copy. Attest: HARRY CHRISTENSEN
Town Clerk
SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS .. 1958 Annual Town Meeting
Article 1
Raise and Appropriate
Appropriate
Item
1. Appropriation Committee
$ 3,000.00
2. Selectmen's Department
11,735.00
3. Town Accountant's Department
18,431.00
4. Town Treasurer's Department
22,792.00
5. Tax Collector's Department
29,515.00
6. Assessor's Department
31,780.00
14,800.00
7. Legal Department
8. Payment of damages, payment under Workmen's Comp. Act., etc.
35,000.00
9. Town Clerk's Department 17,676.00
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10. Elections
8,243.00
Registration of Voters
10,836.00
11. Engineering Department
53,036.00
12. Planning Board
1,100.00
13. Maintenance of Town Hall, etc.
44,052.00
14. Maintenance of Civil War Soldiers' Monument, etc.
100.00
15. Police Department
423,004.00
23,040.00
16. Fire Department
421,249.00
1,475.00
17. Inspector's Department
18,111.00
18. Sealer of Weights and Measures
1,500.00
19. and
20. Gypsy Moth and all other insect pest extermination
54,889.00
21. Street Lighting
73,754.00
22. Harbor Master's Department
9,397.00
23. Board of Health
59,365.00
24. Employment of Nurses
7,500.00
25. Garbage Disposal
46,350.00
26. Public Welfare and Old Age Assist.
653,753.00
27. Pensions
42,726.40
28. Korean War Allowance, etc.
136,404.00
29A. Board of Public Works
12,995.00
29B. Highway Department
367,821.00
30. Public Schools
3,000,871.27
5,368.73
31. Tufts Library
127,200.00
32A. Observance of Memorial Day
2,200.00
32B. Observance of Veterans Day
400.00
33. Parks and Playgrounds
81,384.00
34. Miscellaneous Expenses
94,905.00
35. Unpaid bills
549.83
36. Overdrafts
0
37. Contributory Retirement System
102,859.84
38. Water Department
355,408.00
54,000.00
39. Sewer Department
74,826.00
40. Alewife Fishery
200.00
41.
Care of Soldiers' Graves
2,160.00
42.
Care of Old Cemeteries
475.00
43. Interest and discount
173,188.00
44. Retirement of Bonds and Notes
558,000.00
45. Municipal Buildings Fire Ins. Fund
1.00
46. Fire and other insurance
36,050.00
47. Reserve Fund
10,000.00
20,000.00
Article
7. Highways
25,530.00
Water Mains
27,673.00
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9. Reconstruction of streets
10. Land for widening Pleasant St.
12. Parking area for Police Station
14. Water mains and working Witawamat Rd 14,549.00
15. Land taking-Front, Summer, and Broad St.
1.00
16. Sidewalks and curbings
40,000.00 5,294.29
5,205.71
22. Drainage
Loan - 100,000.00
8,774.61
92,025.39
24. Sewers
Loan
- 285,000.00
28. Water Department-well fields
15,000.00
33. Printing of By-Laws
750.00
39. Dutch Elm disease
20,000.00
40. Mosquito Control Work
500.00
41. So. Shore Mosquito Control District assessment
8,000.00
43. Seawall-Aspinwall Ave
4,400.00
46. Shore Protection
27,300.00
38,800.00
47. Playground Wessagussett Village
2,000.00
50. Lease-Weymouth Housing Project
1.00
51. Development of playground - Weymouth Housing Project
2,000.00
53. Development of playground-Bradley Park
4,000.00
55. Stocking ponds and inland waters 300.00
60. Health consultant or consultants
500.00
61. Memorial Tablet-World War II and Korean War Veterans 14,200.00
$ 7,457,415.24
$ 848,882.83
A true copy. Attest:
HARRY CHRISTENSEN
Town Clerk
58,000.00
Loan - 100,000.00
8,000.00
4,000.00
23. Sewers
38,968.00
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ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION
March 10, 1958
Returns Received
Time
Votes Cast
Precinct One
11:35 P.M.
743
Precinct Two
11:35 P.M.
960
Precinct Three
12:27 A.M.
776
Precinct Four
1:22 A.M.
722
Precinct Five
10:36 P.M.
645
Precinct Six
1:22 A.M.
1306
Precinct Seven
12:27 A.M.
921
Precinct Eight
11:05 P.M.
1016
Precinct Nine
11:56 P.M.
776
Precinct Ten
11:05 P.M.
645
Precinct Eleven
9:58 P.M.
747
Total
9257
HELEN R. CORRIDAN
EDWARD C. McINTOSH JOHN J. SANTRY HARRY CHRISTENSEN Board of Registrars Town of Weymouth
Precinct
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 10
11 Total
Board of Public Works (3) 3 years
Russell A. Carroll
219
243
279
265
139
283
242
304
197
365
219
2755
Gerlermo V. Cavallo
128
251
153
107
60
433
158
150
67
72
109
1688
Samuel French
130
215
134
169
169
258
433
221
282
90
137
2238
Frank J. Homeyer
128
207
142
267
374
262
317
215
339
142
155
2548
George E. Lane
478
504
417
357
365
621
397
658
443
352
409
5001
Everett J. McIntosh
341
476
524
384
364
554
420
552
444
449
367
4875
Joseph M. Nover, Jr.
343
297
187
229
144
436
276
388
189
163
357
3009
Scattering
Blanks
462
687
492
388
320 1071
520
560
367
302
488
5657
Total
2229 2880 2328 2166 1935 3918 2763 3048 2323 1935 2241 27771
97
Precinct 1 2 3
Board of Public Works (2)) 2 years
Robert G. Ahlstedt
94 197 240
174
94
264
161
162
112
244
138
1880
William H. Brocklesby
25
222
44
35
24
194
36
78
40
44
33
775
Ralph T. Cipullo
48
175
55
58
90
293
92
89
80
35
61
1076
Henry F. Giguere
12
22
9 115
46
40
73
21
71
35
18
462
Lawrence S. Gilligan
61
71
90
88
53
131
146
92
90
59
53
934
John E. McCaffrey
89
156
239
207
143
264
218
209
196
163
127
2011
Gordon J. O'Brien
78
146
85
141
66
198
149
147
87
102
81
1280
J. Wallace Oman
141
199
127
120
115
206
172
329
166
122
154
1851
Gregory Oteri
32
86
163
55
30
158
94
77
57
82
35
869
John H. Pitts
292
87
56
56
63
131
108
156
71
57
220
1297
Clarence W. Taylor
92
131
131
119
311
133
159
192
243
103
137
1751
Edward I. Woodrich
265
98
66
70
70
83
101
138
84
63
158
1196
Scattering
Blanks
257
330
247
206
185
517
333
342
255
181
279
3132
Total
1486 1920 1552 1444 1290 2612 1842 2032 1552 1290 1494 18514
Board of Public Works (2) 1 year
Michael Bartsch
27
96
206
69
36
95
87
146
49
83
43
937
George F. Brady
197
571
250
298
189
896
421
287
228
225
201
3763
John W. Field
124
171
218
196
287
161
217
258
405
173
161
2371
Garold E. Kelso
68
132
94
114
83
168
281
93
99
101
98
1331
Allan R. Mckinnon
549
316
290
334
277
494
304
489
317
289
480
4139
Robert F. Meade
216
220
141
123
143
164
169
334
138
162
210
2020
Scattering Blanks
305
413
353
310
275
634
363
425
316
257
301
3952
Total
1486 1920 1552 1444 1290 2612 1842 2032 1552 1290 1494 18514
Town Clerk (1) 3 years
Harry Christensen
642
823
661
652
593 1054 817
893
691
581
644
8051
Scattering
Blanks
101
137
115
70
52
252
104
123
85
64
103
1206
Total
743
960
776
722
645 1306
921 1016
776
645
747
9257
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 Total
98
1
1
Precinct 1
2 3 4 5 6
7
8
9
10
11 Total
Selectmen and Board of Public Welfare (2) 3 years
Ralph J. Amabile, Jr.
Franklin Fryer
453
585
527
515
486
748
677
681
577
457
502
6208
Everett E. Callahan
359
393
267
312
245
538
396
377
263
220
322
3692
Blanks
225
297
179
164
138
449
217
281
206
150
228
2534
1486 1920 1552 1444 1290 2612 1842 2032 1552 1290 1494 18514
Assessors (2) 3 years
Charles W. Burgess
597
737
616
577
530
893
756
833
625
536
613
7313
Edward F. Butler
590
773
620
589
532 1005
784
830
648
543
601
7515
Scattering
Blanks
299
401
316
278
228
713
302
369
279
210
280
3684
Total
1486 1920 1552 1444 1290 2612 1842 2032 1552 1290 1494 18514
Park Commissioner (1) 3 years
Otto C. Mason
579
722
601
579
544
918
753
811
614
522
592
7235
Scattering
Blanks
164
238
175
143
101
388
168
205
162
122
155
2021
Total
743 960
776
722
645 1306
921 1016
776
645
747
9257
School Committee (3) 3 years
Theodore L. Hanabury
345 359
419
361 397
357
420
151
507
382
349
4411
Edward J. Howley
382
575
416
374
367
675
436
578
424
365
371 4963
Amy Hill Duncan
278
263
251
222
198
329
281
310
195
229
249 2805
Evelyn C. Harington
210
319
216
201
151
496
400
352
182
168
227
2922
Robert D. Hunt
252
350
197
201
198
359
244
330
236
185 250
2802
Ernest B. Remondini
69
164
67
74
46
320
76
124
64
46
84
1134
Thomas F. Shields
267
365
392
345
306
567
439
411
418
304
311
4125
Scattering
Blanks
426
485
370
388
272
815
467
428
302
256
400
4609
449
644
579
453
421
877
552
693
506
462
442
6078
Scattering
1
1
2
Total
Total
2229 2880 2328 2166 1935 3918 2763 3048 2328 1935 2241 27771
99
1
1
2
1
1
Precinct 1 2 3 4 5
6
7
8
9
10
11 Total
Trustees of Tufts Library (3) 3 years
Alice E. Fulton
562
684
574
576
587
865
722
797
649
525
563
7104
Franklin N. Pratt
566
696
572
555
523
862
727
804
605
523
570
7003
Richard Reidy
573
747
573
566
521
953
726
808
605
523
564
7159
Scattering
Blanks
528
753
609
469
304 1238
588
639
469
364
544
6505
Total
2229 2880 2328 2166 1935 3918 2763 3048 2328 1935 2241 27771
Trustees of Tufts Library (1) 2 years (to fill vacancy)
Henry F. Godin
120
506
202
199
246
709
382
301
278
147
143 3233
Raymond M. Scott
446
182
103
136
134
176
188
333
166
83
436
2383
E. Biden Whitney
63
145
365
276
161
204
193
244
187
339
70
2247
Scattering
Blanks
114
127
106
111
104
217
158
138
145
76
98
1394
Total
743
960
776
722
645 1306
921 1016
776
645
747
9257
Board of Health (1) 3 years
Norman J. Reilly
415
519
487
145
433
655
514
582
469
401
467
5357
Joseph C. Tucci
238
343
215
240
145
549
325
340
211
193
204
3003
Scattering
Blanks
90
98
74
67
67
102
82
94
96
51
76
897
Total
743
960
776
722- 645 1306
921 1016
776
645
747
9257
Planning Board (1) 5 years
Walter B. Heffernan
568
700
590
567
546
903
732
801
620
526
575
7128
Scattering
Blanks
175
260
186
155
99
403
189
215
156
119
172
2129
Total
743
960
776
722
645 1306
921 1016
776
645
747
9257
Planning Board (1) 4 years (to fill vacancy)
Alrfed J. Dion
20
137
320
109
70
214
83
147
53
109
39
1301
Ralph A. Larsen
219
218
127
156
162
225
163
316
183
189
359
2317
Paul H. McIver
50
146
73
178
194
218
449
154
260
108
52
1882
Charles J. Mclaughlin
335
176
109
118
71
256
83
186
90
100
197
1721
Scattering
Blanks
119
283
147
161
148
393
143
213
190
139
100
2036
Total
743
960
776
722
645 1306
921 1016
776
645
747
9257
100
2 Precinct 1 3
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 Total
Moderator (1) 1 year
Daniel L. O'Donnell
604
750
633
605
558 1000
789
860
682
548
613
7642
Scattering
Blanks
139
210
143
117
87
306
132
156
94
97
133
1614
Total
743
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