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Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was SO VOTED: No action.
ARTICLE 58. (On Petition and By Direction of Selectmen.) To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for the moving, relocation, and restoration of the Cowing House, or take any other action in relation thereto.
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Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was SO VOTED: No action.
ARTICLE 59. (On Petition and By Direction of Selectmen.) To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for addi- tional and proper lighting facilities on Middle Street from Central Square to the junction of Commercial and Middle, and to instruct the Electric Lighting Committee to increase lighting in this municipal area during 1959, or take any other action in relation thereto.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the subject matter of this Article be referred to the Electric Lighting Committee.
ARTICLE 60. (On Petition and By Direction of Selectmen.) To see if the Town will vote to instruct the Board of Assessors to submit to any taxpayer owning homes, lands or other properties a notice of increased assessments on such properties prior to the sending of the annual tax bills, or take any other action in relation thereto.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the Assessors be so instructed.
ARTICLE 61. (On Petition and By Direction of Selectmen.) To see what action the Town will take to direct the Assessors to print pamphlets containing the latest list of owners of real estate, its valuation and loca- tion, said pamphlet to be given free to any Weymouth resident, and, fur- ther, to appropriate sufficient funds for this purpose, or take any action in relation thereto.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was SO VOTED: No action.
ARTICLE 62. (On Petition and By Direction of Selectmen). To see what action the Town will take to direct the Selectmen to call a special town meeting before the closing of schools for the purpose of reducing the number of assessors to three as prescribed by statute, or take any other action in relation thereto.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was UNANIMOUSLY: No action.
ARTICLE 63. (On Petition and By Direction of Selectmen). To see if the Town will instruct the Laban Pratt Hospital Trustees to seek legal action and authority from the court to permit the use of the present Laban Pratt Hospital Fund in the vicinity of $800,000.00 for the construction of an addition to the South Shore Hospital on land owned or adjacent to that institution, and to be named the "Laban Pratt Wing"; to instruct the Laban Pratt Hospital Trustees to initiate and produce legal and proper agreement for the construction of such a Laban Pratt Hospital Wing and the operation and maintenance of such an addition after completion; to instruct the Laban Pratt Hospital Trustees, separately or jointly with the Trustees of the South Shore Hospital, to determine such funds as may be made available by the Federal Government as a matching contribution to such amounts of the Laban Pratt Fund, as may be used for construction
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purposes for the Laban Pratt Hospital Wing; or take any other action in relation thereto that may serve to expedite further hospital facilities sorely needed by the citizens of Weymouth.
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee:
That the subject matter of this Article be referred to the next Town Meeting.
MOVED the following substitute motion by Mr. Fryer of the Board of Selectmen:
That the Moderator appoint a committee of five to make a study of the most urgent interest of building a health center for our Town's people and also study the necessary legal action to be taken to make available the Laban Pratt Fund for this purpose and report back at the next Annual Town Meeting.
Discussion ensued involving several of the Town Meeting members and Town Officials.
Comes now the question on the substiutte motion by Mr. Fryer. Vote was taken and, the Moderator being in doubt, a teller count was ordered. Vote and count were taken and the tellers reported 64 votes in the affir- mative and 62 votes in the negative. The Moderator then declared the substitute motion by Mr. Fryer.
SO VOTED
ARTICLE 64. (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 located 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 $300.00 for the purpose of this Article. $300.00
ARTICLE 65. (On Petition and By Direction of Selectmen). To see what action the Town will take relative to fishing and/or gunning from the shores of the Weymouth Great Pond.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was
SO VOTED: No action.
ARTICLE 66. (At Request of the Committee for Housing of Elderly Persons of Low Income and By Direction of Selectmen). To see whether the Town will approve the construction of a new housing project by the Weymouth Housing Authority, namely, a housing project for elderly per- sons, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 667 of Massachusetts Acts of 1954 and Acts in amendment thereof, or take any other action in re- lation thereto.
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee:
No action.
Mr. Fryer of the Board of Selectmen assumed the following substitute motion for Mr. Cadman who is not a Town Meeting member.
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MOVED the following substitute motion by Mr. Fryer of the Board of Selectmen:
That the subject matter of this Article be referred back to the com- mittee for further study and report to the next Town Meeting.
Comes now the question on the substitute motion by Mr. Fryer.
SO VOTED
ARTICLE 67. (By Direction of Selectmen). To see if the Town will vote to accept the provisions of Chapter 90 of the Acts of 1958-an act increasing the number of voting precincts into which the Town of Wey- mouth may be divided, or take any other action in relation thereto.
MOVED by the Appropriation Committee:
That the Town vote to accept the provisions of Chapter 90 of the Acts of 1958.
Discussion ensued involving Mr. Amabile of the Board of Selectmen and Mr. Christensen, Town Clerk.
MOVED by Mr. Christensen :
No action.
Comes now the question on the substitute motion by Mr. Christensen.
SO VOTED
ARTICLE 68. (By Direction of Selectmen). To see if the Town will vote to accept as a gift from W. Stuart McIsaac, of Weymouth, an Ameri- can Flag given to his grandfather, the late Waldo Turner in the latter's position as State Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic for the State of Massachusetts; or take any other action in relation thereto.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the Town accept the gift as de- scribed in the Article.
ARTICLE 69. (On Petition and By Direction of Selectmen). To see if the Town will vote to appoint a committee of eleven to plan and direct a Fourth of July celebration and to raise and appropriate funds for such purpose, or take any other action in relation thereto.
Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Committee, it was
SO VOTED: No action.
(Article 70 was previously considered prior to Article 1.)
The Moderator then made the following statement:
Before the members leave I wish to express my very sincere apprecia- tion to the Town Meeting Members, the Committees, particularly the Appropriation Committee, of the Town. Also I think it wise to now re- member that we have leaving public office as Selectman a man who has served for twenty years and who has been for the last ten years Chairman thereof, and unfortunately is not here to hear this. We are also losing a man who has been in the office of Selectman for six years. I refer, of course, first to Mr. Joseph Crehan and second to Mr. Warren Burrell. (Applause)
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Upon motion duly made by the Appropriation Commmittee, it was UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That the Annual Town Meeting adjourn at 11:50 P.M.
A True Copy Attest:
HARRY CHRISTENSEN Town Clerk
SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS ANNUAL TOWN MEETING 1959
Article 1
Raise and Appropriate
Appropriate
Item
1 Appropriation Committee
$ 3,000.00
2. Selectmen's Department
10,789.00
3. Accountant's Department
20,411.00
$ 6,500.00
4. Treasurer's Department
20,761.00
5. Tax Collector's Department
31,576.00
6. Assessors' Department
32,140.00
7 Legal Department
11,300.00
8. Payment of damages and payments under Workmen's Comp. Act., etc.
35,000.00
9. Town Clerk's Department
17,658.00
10. Elections
2,849.00
Registration of Voters
10,040.00
11. Board of Public Works Engineering Division Park Division
40,879.00
Highway Division
352,737.00
Tree Division
53,298.00
Water Division
378,809.00 55,000.00
Sewer Division
78,336 00
Equipment
97,800.00
12a. Planning Board
2,000.00
b. Industrial Devel. Commission
1,700.00
13. Maintenance of Town Hall, etc.
36,326.00
14. Maintenance of Civil War Soldiers' Monument, etc.
100.00
15. Police Department
456,751.00
500.00
16. Fire Department
460,198.00
500.00
17. Inspector's Department
19,619.00
18. Sealer of Weights and Measures Dept.
1,888.00
19. Street Lighting
75,214.00
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11,700.00
38,330.00
46,510.00
20 Harbor Master's Department
21. Board of Health
51,978.00
22. Employment of Nurses 7,500.00
23. Garbage Disposal
50,000.00
24. Public Welfare and Old Age Assistance
630,950.00
25. Pensions
43,695.00
26 Korean War Allowance, etc.
137,762.00
27. Public Schools
3,347,354.00
4,370.12
28. Tufts Library, etc.
138,352.00
29a. Observance of Memorial Day
2,200.00
b. Observance of Veterans' Day
400.00
30. Recreation
64,063.00
31. Miscellaneous Expenses
93,627.20
32. Unpaid Bills
1,147.18
33 Overdrafts
0.00
34. Contributory Retirement System
98,261.02
35. Alewife Fishery
200.00
36. Care of Soldiers' Graves
2,352.00
37. Care of Old Cemeteries 475.00
231,985.00
39. Retirement of Bonds and Notes
618,000.00
40. Municipal Build. Fire Ins. Fund
1.00
41. Fire and Other Insurance
42,000.00
42. Reserve Fund
10,000.00
20,000.00
Article
7. Highways
$22,065.00
Water Mains
16,843.00
8. Commercial and Pleasant Streets
50,000.00
9. Reconstruction of Streets
50,000.00
Loan-200,000.00
10. Land Taking Along Streets
1.00
15. Sidewalks and Curbings
40,000.00
16. Sewers (Particular)
39,507.30
65,192.70
17. Sewers (Common)
28,500.00
Loan-300,000.00
20. Drainage (Back River to Whitman's Pond)
55,000.00
55,000.00
21. Drainage (Mill St. to West St. Area)
25,000.00
30,000.00
Re-app .- 22,862.64
22. Wessagussett Beach Improvement
20,000.00
24. Town Landing Marina
3,500.00
25. Parks and Playgrounds
9.97
Re-app .- 12,792.03
28. Dutch Elm Disease Control
29. Land for Protection of Water Supply
Loan-25,000.00
20,000.00
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20,000.00
30. Land for Emergency Water Supply
9,788.00
38. Interest and Discount
31. Developing Additional Water Supply
32. Radio Equip .- Public Works
35. Fleming & Sprague Property
36. Grading-Centre School
Re-app .- 10,000.00
38. Plans-Addition to Police Station
3,150.00
40. Maintenance of Traffic Signs, etc.
7,575.00
54.
South Shore Mosquito Control
55. Mosquito Control Works
64. Stocking Ponds, etc.
300.00
$7,788,452.55
1,496,026.49
A true copy. Attest:
HARRY CHRISTENSEN,
Town Clerk.
ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION March 9, 1959
Returns Received
Time
Votes Cast
Precinct One
10:20
530
Precinct Two
10:20
779
Precinct Three
11:20
631
Precinct Four
11:20
719
Precinct Five
11:15
667
Precinct Six
10:20
1104
Precinct Seven
11:20
750
Precinct Eight
10:20
817
Precinct Nine
10:20
775
Precinct Ten
11:20
519
Precinct Eleven
10:50
656
Total
7947
Signed : EDWARD C. McINTOSH
JOHN J. SANTRY
HELEN R. CORRIDAN
HARRY CHRISTENSEN
Board of Registrars, Town of Weymouth
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Loan-90,000.00
7,000.00
Re-app .- 40,000.00
8,000.00
500.00
Precinct
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 Total
Treasurer, 3 Years (1)
Harry I. Granger
356
492
407
499
492
635
552
574
588
347
445
5387
Scattering
Blanks
174
287
224
220
175
469
198
243
187
172
221
2560
Total
530
779
631
719
667 1104
750
817
775
519
656
7947
Selectmen and Board of Public Welfare, 3 Years (2)
Frank J. Aiello
37
96
57
27
16
294
35
55
18
29
49
713
Lawrence C. Burke
61
66
83
99
66
108
62
79
46
114
55
839
Everett E. Callahan
162
283
208
218
179
380
209
176
159
137
220
2331
Robert S. Carter
156
261
266
230
190
410
278
240
242
173
167
2613
Michael C. Gillen
49
22
21
24
26
42
58
55
77
20
23
417
Joseph G. LaSpada
15
22
14
35
49
28
24
25
87
12
16
327
Otto C. Mason
145
173
167
187
368
150
177
263
330
130
176
2266
Julian R. Merchant
84
233
154
245
166
265
192
202
249
177
151
2118
John C. Nourse
129
137
111
146
110
180
256
247
124
93
125
1653
Gerald L. Thomas
75
25
21
21
22
35
19
69
22
22
152
483
Scattering
Blanks
147
239
160
206
142
316
190
223
196
131
178
2128
Total
1060 1558 1262 1438 1334 2208 1500 1634 1550 1038 1312
15894
Board of Public Works, 3 Years (2)
George F. Brady
336
571
428
516
453
850
558
464
507
363
383
5429
Allan R. Mckinnon
398
450
418
476
469
594
496
548
492
348
465
5154
J. Wallace Oman
165
294
187
204
212
341
241
375
296
173
263
2751
Scattering
Blanks
161
243
229
242
200
423
205
247
255
153
201
2559
Total
1060 1558 1262 1438 1334 2208 1500 1634 1550 1038 1312
15894
Assessors, 3 Years (2)
George H. Bell, Jr.
270
280
258
327
354
322
314
405
386
262
306
3484
John W. Heffernan
260
290
307
395
299
292
319
389
383
270
275
3479
Patrick H. Dwyer
74
124
134
89
38
151
66
87
61
112
94
1030
Frank J. Homeyer
74
106
70
187
257
126
196
124
189
71
97
1497
1
1
1
1
89
Precinct
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Total
John F. Keefe
57
56
39
47
51
132
49
131
29
37
77
705
Edward C. McIntosh
149
363
233
164
131
644
213
240
197
138
216
2688
Allie R. Rubolino
27
97
43
65
73
152
140
45
165
23
53
883
Scattering
Blanks
149
242
178
164
131
389
203
213
140
125
194
2123
Total
1060 1558 1262 1438 1334 2208 1500 1634 1550 1038 1312
15894
Assessor, 1 Year (to fill vacancy) (1)
Alfred W. Cadman
-.: 158 224
124
206
207
278
231
216
202
97
230
2173
Joseph Crehan
311
495
463
450
394
700
449
528
505
384
356
5035
Scattering
Blanks
61
60
44
63
66
126
70
73
68
38
70
739
Total
530
779
631
719
667 1104
750
817
775
519
656
7947
Collector of Taxes, 3 Years (1)
Frank W. Holbrook
426
591
482
579
561
800
617
657
655
404
509
6281
Scattering
Blanks
104
188
149
140
106
304
133
160
120
115
147
1665
Total
530
779
631
719
667 1104
750
817
775
519
656
7947
Park Commissioner, 3 Years (2)
Joseph D. Slattery
336
489
473
465
453
666
488
521
512
373
417
5193
Chester L. Boyle
224
298
281
283
304
471
358
267
367
232
292
3377
James W. Duca
84
177
82
107
67
353
121
104
74
63
102
1333
John Fisher
176
282
177
247
251
259
233
429
241
173
246
2714
Scattering
Blanks
240
312
249
336
259
459
300
313
356
198
255
3277
Total
1060 1558 1262 1438 1334 2208 1500 1634 1550 1038 1312
15894
Park Commissioners, 2 Years (1)
Russell A. Carroll
84
99
124
162
82
173
127
221
166
229
112
1579
Harold F. Dowd
60
123
160
76
37
132
82
100
66
55
63
954
David W. Kelley
85
108
196
292
431
239
316
173
331
128
120
2419
William D. Rodger
177
94
38
40
20
74
50
94
56
23
192
858
Michael J. Waldron
47
235
31
36
30
302
66
79
44
24
78
972
Scattering Blanks
77
120
82
113
67
184
109
150
112
60
91
1165
Total
530
779
631
719
667 1104
750
817
775
519
656
7947
90
2 Precinct 1 3 4 5
6
7
8
9
10
11 Total
Park Commissioner, 1 Year (to fill vacancy) (1)
William H. Murphy
119
133
73
231
142
238
166
122
193
87
87
1591
Grace M. Peterson
119
209
84
119
185
200
197
311
198
93
151
1866
William G. Rennie, Jr.
179
225
395
156
163
408
190
189
177
255
302
2639
George C. Wanzer, 51
85
26
114
80
86
110
102
81
21
53
809
Scattering
Blanks
62
127
53
99
97
172
87
93
126
63
63
1042
Total
530
779
631
719
667 1104
750
817
775
519
656
7947
School Committee, 3 Years (2)
Wallace H. Drake
340
391
333
417
405
508
402
477
506
282
448
4509
N. Robert Olander
274
442
312
391
393
580
416
543
457
273
364
4445
James J. Doherty
133
230
221
167
151
302
210
198
155
165
144
2076
Amy Hill Duncan
198
293
216
276
236
435
290
236
267
196
218
2861
Scattering
Blanks
115
202
180
187
149
383
182
180
165
122
138
2003
Total
1060 1558 1262 1438 1334 2208 1500 1634 1550 1038 1312
15894
Trustees of Tufts Library, 3 Years (3)
Francis N. Drown
405
552
476
549
524
699
580
628
607
385
484
5889
Philip T. Jones
415
615
469
552
536
813
592
641
614
402
495
6144
H. Forrest Wilson
396
555
452
556
519
694
576
617
600
400
468
5833
Scattering
Blanks
374
615
496
500
422 1106
502
565
504
370
521
5975
Total
1590 2337 1893 2157 2001 3312 2250 2451 2325 1557 1968
23841
Board of Health, 3 Years (1) Paul V. Coffey
296
450
357
411
406
592
425
441
493
306
380
4557
Joseph C. Tucci
197
292
242
265
216
462
273
337
211
180
229
2904
Scattering
Blanks
37
37
32
43
45
50
52
39
71
33
47
486
Total
530
779
631
719
667 1104
750
817
775
519
656
7947
Planning Board, 5 Years (2)
Frank G. Hale, Jr. 327
496
395
484
545
648
532
524
631
346
364
5292
William F. White
363
486
411
491
442
658
515
599
526
348
473
5312
Jr.
91
Precinct 1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 Total
William F. Hardwick
151
174
144
162
137
236
176
186
143
113
209
1831
Scattering
Blanks
219
402
312
301
210
666
277
325
250
231
266
3459
Total
1060 1558 1262 1438 1334 2208 1500 1634 1550 1038 1312
15894
Moderator, 1 Year (1)
Daniel L. O'Donnell
443
606
500
615
565
830.
635
671
690
428
528
6511
Scattering
Blanks
87
173
131
104
102
274
115
146
85
91
128
1436
Total
530
779
631
719
667 1104
750
817
775
519
656
7947
Housing Authority, 5 Years (1)
Bertie J. Blanchard
409
572
456
563
524
758
599
658
617
397
500
6053
Scattering
Blanks
121
207
175
156
143
346
151
159
158
122
156
1894
Total
530
779
631
719
667 1104
750
817
775
519
656
7947
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS, Precinct 1-3 years-Vote for Seven
Laughton B. Dasha, 41 Leonard Road
352*
Charles C. Hearn, 74 Prospect Hill Dr.
384*
343* Joseph E. Hill, 15 Ocean Avenue R. Chester Lopaus, 49 Ocean Avenue 310* Wilfred B. Mathewson, 30 Bradley Road 360* Evelyn M. Young, 436 Neck Street John E. Hill, 15 Ocean Avenue
346*
Anne McKinnon, 113 North Street
286*
John E. Murphy, 80 Witawaumet Road James Durant
27
Scattering
3
Blanks
852
Total
3710
TOWN MEETING MEMBER 2 years (to fill vacancy) - Vote for One
Richard A. Dewey, 36 Squanto Road
368*
James Durant 65
Scattering
Blanks 97
Total
530
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS-Precinct 2-3 years Vote for Seven
Harry E. Bearce, 41 Laurel Street 529*
Paul V. Coffey, 16 Drew Avenue 541*
Henry W. Guernsey, 118 Academy Avenue 410*
Frederick V. Nolan, 54 Center Street 477*
92
218
229
Fred J. Bugbee, 630 Broad Street William E. Crozier 160 Clinton Road William A. Dwyer, 27 Academy Avenue Ellsworth W. Garrison, 105 Gilbert Road Alphonso Johnson, 71 Chard Street Francis W. Murphy, Jr., 1152 Commercial Street Paul A. Salvas, 1099 Commercial Street Wendell R Totman, 66 High Street Scattering Blanks
224
240
384*
198
259*
218
167
373*
1433
Total
5453
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS-Precinct 3-3 years-Vote for Six
Harry Bloom, 81 Broad Street
411
Dorothy A. Christensen, 11 Broad Street 384*
Joseph H. Coleran, 25 Lindburgh Avenue 365*
Charles A. Coyle, 17 Granite Street 456* Joseph D. Slattery, 94 Phillips Street 434*
John F. Tracy, 273 Washington Street
433*
James J. Doherty, 42 Brook Terrace
237
Charles H. Turner, 46 Glendale Street Scattering
257
Blanks 809
Total 3786
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS-Precinct 4-3 years-Vote for Seven
Harrison L. Buck, Jr., 100 Park Avenue West
403*
Francis J. Butler, 77 Mill Street 458*
Frank Callahan 111 Belmont Street 429*
Charles H. DeRusha, 1126 Middle Street
395*
Louis H. Ells, 450 Main Street
493*
John W. Heffernan, 1024 Front Street
463*
Alva L. Peckham, 10 Petrell Park
381*
Archibald L. Bishop, 20 Highland Place
277
Theodore D. Hawkes, 7 Blueberry Street
210
George C. Wanzer, Jr., 58 Nash Road Scattering
222
Blanks
1302
Total 5033
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS-Precinct 5-3 years-Vote for Six
Charles E. Adams, Jr., 376 Thicket Street
514*
William A. Donovan, 61 Thicket Street 502*
Earl F. Hannafin, 27 Thomas Road 550*
Otto C. Mason, 210 Pond Street 513*
Edward F. Shields 9 Whitcomb Terrace 474*
Henry P. Tilden, Jr., 7 Swan Avenue
475*
Louis N. Borlenghi, 23 Nelson Road Charles A. Caliri
179
Scattering
112
Blanks 683
Total 4002
93
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS-Precinct 6-3 years-Vote for Ten
George F. Brady, 1165 Pleasant Street
798*
Edward F. Butler, 1127 Pleasant Street
629*
John W. Cicchese, 1265 Pleasant Street Ralph T. Cipullo, 19 Skelly Avenue Edward V. Coyle, 26 Grove Street Henry F. Godin, 1273 Pleasant Street
542*
565*
Philip T. Jones, 52 Iron Hill Street
652*
John E. Reidy, 44 Raymond Street
540*
496*
John H. Reidy, 45 Raymond Street Alfred C. Sheehy, 401 Broad Street Michael Cassese, 183 Lake Street Luther G. Fulton, 81 Hawthorne Street
506*
394
David C. MacDonald, 19 Fairmount Avenue
272
Richard C. McIntosh, 32A Joseph Fern Court
438
157
Russell M. Mugford, 33 Cranch Street Robert L. Schuler, 21 Village Road John A. Spano, 17 Cedar Street Scattering Blanks
245
317
2803
Total
11040
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS-Precinct 7-3 years-Vote for Seven
Howard T. Albion, 1118 Washington Street
478*
Chester L. Boyle, 399 Pleasant Street
457
Andrew A. Chisholm, 377 Ralph Talbot Street 539*
391
Karle G. Lovell, 783 Pleasant Street 430*
443*
Ruth M. Bentham, 86 Circuit Road
186
Howard A. Dempsey, 27 Cherry Lane
246
V. Leslie Hebert, 65 Century Road
413*
John C. Nourse, 55 Leahaven Road
403*
Earl G. Pithie, 69 Mandalay Road Scattering
272
Blanks
992
Total 5250
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS-Precinct 8-3 years-Vote for Nine
N. Herbert Almquist, 58 Mt. Vernon Road West
566*
Prescott B. Brown, 24 Richards Road
584*
Arthur A. Cicchese, 958 Commercial Street 596*
Francis A. Farr, 33 Mt. Vernon Road East 592*
Philip W. Henley, 823 Commercial Street George E. Lane, 92 Mt. Vernon Road West N. Robert Olander, 125 Mt. Vernon Road East
605*
576*
John H. Pflaumer, Jr., 9 Biscayne Avenue
555*
Robert F. Meade, 116 Mt. Vernon Road West
516*
Edward J. Sallaway, 36 Frank Road Scattering
327
Blanks
1816
Total
7353
94
691
641*
354
Bernard J. Gillis, 10 Wycliffe Street
Louis T. Pompeo, 576 Ralph Talbot Street
620
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS-Precinct 9-3 years-Vote for Eight
Herbert W. Causer, 42 Ralph Talbot Street
John W. Field, 15 Bates Avenue 592*
Michael C. Gillen, 87 Great Republic Avenue 523*
575
Francis A. Gunn, 80B Pleasant Street Frederick J. Hackett, 54 Burton Terrace Robert B. Osgood, 27 Newbert Avenue
579*
539*
Wilbur G. Tirrell, 74 Blanchard Road
586*
Anstrice VanKeuren, 57 Newbert Avenue
179*
Chester B. Kevitt, 75 Blanchard Road
171
16
Louise T. Olson, 198 Pleasant Street Scattering 11 Blanks 1840
Total 6200
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS-Precinct 10-3 years-Vote for Six
Robert G. Ahlstedt, 210 Front Street
324*
Celestino J. Alessandrini, 36 Apple Tree Lane 282*
Sumner E. Britton, 50 Judson Road 330*
360*
Joseph F. Cushing, 96 Summer Street Natalie E. Bryson, 44 Summer Street
214
Arthur W. Collins, 16 Walnut Avenue
231*
Thomas P. Foley, 18 Summer Street
218
Frederick T. Hoffman, 24 Byron Road
261*
Philip F. McCarthy, 52 Healy Road Scattering
2
Blanks
667
Total 3114
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS-Precinct 11-3 years-Vote for Seven
Percival A. Ames, 44 Sherwood Road
292*
Milton D. Bailey, 31 Sea Street
352*
Henry F. Clapp, 45 Johnson Road
324
Herman O. Collyer, 16 Sea Street William B. Dasha, 249 North Street
398*
David M. Edelstein, 575 Bridge Street
313*
George W. Hunt, Jr., 53 Standish Street
437*
Arthur H. Desmond, 11 Curtis Street William F. Hardwick, 11 Vanness Road Ralph A. Larsen, 17 Weyham Road Martin E. Raftery, 44 Colasanti Road
238
155
James O. Stevens, 26 Gilmore Street Ruth A. Stevens, 26 Gilmore Street Melville L. Thayer, 46 Standish Street Scattering
231
196
Blanks
802
Total
4592
95
346*
181
155
172
589*
225
CERTIFICATE OF CHOICE FOR TOWN MEETING MEMBER
PRECINCT SIX
Upon petition of Town Meeting Members of Precinct six of the Town of Weymouth, and the following due notice by Harry Christensen, Town Clerk, the Town Meeting Members of Precinct six held a meeting on Monday evening, May 18, 1959 at 8:00 P.M. in the Town Hall for the purpose of filling a vacancy in the full number of Town Meeting Mem- bers in Precinct six.
The meeting was called to order by the temporary chairman, Harry Christensen, Town Clerk. There were twenty town meeting members present.
Upon motion duly made, seconded and voted Philip T. Jones was chosen Chairman. Upon motion duly made, seconded and voted Henry F. Godin was chosen Clerk.
Two names were submitted for nomination, Ralph R. Allen, 45 Revere Road and John E. Butler, 50 Cedar Street. Upon motion made and seconded it was unanimously voted that the nominations be closed.
The members then proceeded to vote by ballot and following the teller count the results showed John E. Butler to be elected by a majority vote.
PHILIP T. JONES, Chairman HENRY F. GODIN, Clerk
Received in Office of Town Clerk
at 10:00 AM. May 19, 1959 HARRY CHRISTENSEN Town Clerk
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