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(13) Country club, yacht club, lodge building, or other non-profit social, civic or recreational use (but) not including any use the chief ac- tivity of which is one customarily conducted as a business).
VOTED : Yes 183, No 22, as printed.
Approved May 24, 1960, EDWARD J. McCORMACK, JR. Attorney-General
ARTICLE 55
Will the Town amend the Zoning By-Laws as follows:
A. By deleting the second, third and fourth paragraphs of Section 11.
B. By substituting for said second, third and fourth para- graphs the following :
"Any person feeling himself aggrieved by a violation of these Zoning By-Laws with respect to any property with- in one quarter of a mile of property owned by him may complain to the Building Inspector in writing, setting forth in detail the facts which he alleges constitute the violation and the section of the By-Laws allegedly violated. If the Building Inspector fails to cause the violation to be abated, or to commence legal action to enforce the By-Laws within thirty days after receipts of said complaint, such failure shall be deemed an order or decision of the Building In- spector and the complainant shall have a right of appeal to the Zoning Board of Appeals. Said appeal must be taken in writing within fifteen days of the expiration of said thirty days, and notice and opportunity for a hearing shall be given in the same manner as on a petition for a variance."
"If after notice and hearing as aforesaid, the Zoning Board of Appeals determines that there exists a violation as alleged by the Complainant, it shall order the Building Inspector to forthwith cause the violation to be abated or institute legal proceedings to enforce the By-Laws. Any person aggrieved by a decision of the Zoning Board of
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Appeals may take an appeal to the Superior Court in ac- cordance with Chapter 40A of the General Laws. The Building Inspector shall take no action during the period permitted by law for appeal to the Superior Court, nor, if an appeal is filed within the period allowed by law, the Building Inspector shall within ten days thereafter execute the order of the Zoning Board of Appeals. If he fails to do so, he shall himself also be deemed in violation of these
By-Laws, and shall be liable to pay a fine of not more than $20.00 for each day of such violation. Upon such failure, the Zoning Board of Appeals shall in its own name or in the name of the Town of Scituate immediately com- mence legal action to enforce the By-Laws both with res- pect to the violation originally complained of and the vio- lation by the Building Inspector."
VOTED : To indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLE 56
Will the Town amend the Zoning By-Laws as follows:
A. By deleting the second, third and fourth paragraphs of Section 11.
B. By substituting for said second, third and fourth para- graphs the following :
"Any person feeling himself aggrieved by a violation of these Zoning By-Laws may complain to the Building In- spector in writing, setting forth in detail the facts which he alleges constitute the violation and the section of the By-Laws allegedly violated. If the Building Inspector fails to cause the violation to be abated, or to commence legal action to enforce the By-Laws within thirty days after re- ceipt of said complaint, such failure shall be deemed an order or decision of the Building Inspector and the com- plainant shall have a right of appeal to the Zoning Board of Appeals. Said appeal must be taken in writing within fifteen days of the expiration of said thirty days, and notice and opportunity for a hearing shall be given in the same manner as on a petition of variance."
"If, after notice and hearing as aforesaid, the Zoning Board of Appeals determines that there exists a violation as alleged by the complainant, it shall order the Building
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Inspector to forthwith cause the violation to be abated or institute legal proceeding to enforce the By-Laws. Any person aggrieved by a decision of the Zoning Board of Ap- peals may take an appeal to the Superior Court in accord- ance with Chapter 40A of the General Laws. 'Ine Build- ing Inspector shall take no action during the period per- mitted by law for appeal to the Superior Court, nor, it an appeal has been taken, until such appeal has finally been determined. If no appeal is filed within the period al- lowed by law, the Building Inspector shall within ten days thereafter execute the order of the Zoning Board of Ap- peals. If he fails to do so, he shall himself also be deemed in violation of this By-Law, and shall be liable to pay a fine of not more than 20.00 for each day of such violation. Upon such failure, the Zoning Board of Appeals shall in its own name or in the name of the Town of Scituate im- mediately commence legal action to enforce the By-Laws both with respect to the violation originally complained of and the violation of the Building Inspector."
VOTED : To indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLE 57
Will the Town amend Section 6-3 of the Zoning By- Laws as authorized by Section 5A of Chapter 40A of the General Laws, by adding thereto the following proviso:
"provided, however, that at the time of building, such lot has an area of not less than 5,000 square feet, a front- age and "Required Lot Width" of not less than fifty feet, and at the time of adoption of this proviso was held in ownership separate from that of adjoining land."
VOTED : To amend. Unanimous vote.
Approved May 24, 1960,
EDWARD J. McCORMACK, JR. Attorney-General
ARTICLE 58
Will the Town adopt the following sections to be in- corporated in the Town By-Laws, or act thereon :
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SECTION 1. The Town Pier will be limited to one day tie-up for vessels with permission given by the Harbor Master. No fee to be charged for this service except for a commercial venture, when the Board of Selectmen shall levy a fee which shall accrue to the Town.
North float at Town pier shall be kept free for taking on and discharging of passengers and freight and no per- son shall tie vessels, boats or tenders to this float longer than reasonably necessary to accomplish such loading and discharging. Each face of other floats shall be kept free for taking on and discharging passengers and freight.
No tender with an overall length greater than 12 feet to be tied to any town float for the season.
SECTION 2. No person shall place or continue to maintain a mooring in Scituate Harbor after the effective date hereof, until he has first filed an application therefor in a form approved by the Harbor Master. No person shall continue to maintain a mooring in Scituate Harbor thereafter unless he shall make such application on or before July 15, 1960. Such application shall set forth the name and address of the owner; the size and type of the boat to be moored, the size and type of the mooring and if the mooring is already in the water, the location thereof with sufficient details to enable the Harbor Master to lo- cate it. No boat shall be regularly moored on a mooring except those described on the application therefor, except with the prior approval of the Harbor Master.
If the Harbor Master is satisfied that such mooring will conform to the requirements of this by-law he shall assign such mooring to a location.
SECTION 3. The Harbor Master shall keep accurate records and books, and shall issue receipts in duplicate, the original of which shall be given to the payor and the duplicate to the Town Accountant.
VOTED: That the Town adopt and incorporate into its by-laws Section 1 and Section 3 as printed under Article 58 in the Warrant and also so adopt and incorporate the following section :
SECTION 2. No person shall place a mooring in Scituate Harbor after the effective date hereof, until he
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has first filed an application therefor in a form approved by the Harbor Master. No person shall continue to main- tain a mooring in Scituate Harbor thereafter unless he shall make such application on or before July 15, 1960. Such application shall set forth the name and address of the owner, the size and type of the boat to be moored, the size and type of the mooring and if the mooring is already in the water, the location thereof with sufficient details to enable the Harbor Master to locate it. No boat shall be regularly moored on a mooring except those described on the application therefor, except with the prior approval of the Harbor Master.
The Harbor Master shall forthwith prepare regula- tions governing the size and specifications of moorings, their hardware and pennants, shall submit the same to the Selectmen for their approval, and shall cause the same to be published in a newspaper published in the town in each of two successive weeks, the second publication to be not later than May 5, 1960. The Harbor Master may amend said regulations from time to time, which amendments shall become effective only after approval by the Select- men and publication in each of two successive weeks as aforesaid.
If the Harbor Master is satisfied that such mooring will conform to the requirements of said regulations, he shall assign such mooring to a location. Yes 207, No. 33.
Approved May 24, 1960,
EDWARD J. McCORMACK, JR. Attorney-General
ARTICLE 59
Will the Town vote to amend its By-Laws by adding thereto the following :
DISCHARGING FIREARMS
No person shall, except in the performance of some legal duty, discharge any firearm upon any public grounds within the Town, nor upon any private property without the written consent of the owner or tenant thereof.
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Any person violating any of the provisions of this By- Law shall be punished by a fine of not more than twenty dollars for each offense.
VOTED : That a Committee of seven be appointed by the Moderator to include three member of the Scituate Rod and Gun Club and Francis W. Navin; the Committee to study the need for the proposed by-law and any other related matters and report its recommendations to the Selectmen not later than January 1, 1961.
ARTICLE 60
Will the Town vote to amend Section 2 of its By-Laws by adding the words "The annual election of officers shall be conducted on the Saturday immediately following the first Monday in March," so that the said Section 2 shall read as follows; Section 2. The Annual meeting shall be held at the first Monday in March. The annual election of officers shall be conducted on the Saturday immediately following the first Monday in March.
VOTED : To Amend (voice vote)
Approved May 24, 1960, EDWARD J. McCORMACK, JR. Attorney-General
Attorney General.
ARTICLE 61
To see if the Town will authorize the Park Commis- sioners to appoint themselves to positions on the labor force of the Park Department for the year 1960, to be compensated at the rate established under W-4, Schedule 2 of the Classification and Salary Plan of the Town.
VOTED : To so authorize (voice vote).
ARTICLE 62
Will the Town vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for additional premiums to raise the hospital bene- fits from $14.00 to $20.00 a day under the Town's Con- tributory Group Insurance Plan.
VOTED : Yes - 114, No 116.
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ARTICLE 63
To see if the Town will vote a sum of money to pay the medical, surgical and hospital bills of John G. Mc- Devitt, Jr., incurred by injuries received in scrimmage, in trying out for a position on the football team at Scituate High School.
VOTED : To indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLE 64
Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $853.99 for the payment of bills of previous years, said payments to be as follows:
1959 Bill of Brockton Edison Company 33.91
1959 Bill of Brooks Pharmacy 7.75
1958 Bill of Colonial Drug Company 65.30
1959 Bill of Colonial Drug Company 37.65
1958 Bill of Harbor Haven Nursing Home_106.70 1959 Bill of Dr. J. E. Joyce 3.00
1959 Bill of Walter M. Klein, D.M.D. 54.00
1958 Bill of Pinkham's 176.68
1958 Bill of Elsie S. Mustadt, M.D. 200.00
1957 Bill of Harry Oppendeim, M.D. 10.00
1958 Bill of Otis Market 70.00
1959 Bill of Clifford L. Ward, Jr.,D.O. 89.00
(Veterans' Benefits)
853.99
VOTED : To raise and appropriate $853.99.
ARTICLE 65
To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $3,210.00 for the purpose of preparing a base- ball field on land now owned by the Town, said field to be used for school and recreational purposes of the Town, and authorize the School and Public Building Committee to execute the intent of this Article, or act thereon.
VOTED: That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $3,210.00 for the purpose of preparing a baseball field on land now owned by the Town in the area adjacent to the new Senior High School, said field to be used for school and recreational purposes of the Town, and author- ize the School and Public Building Committee to execute the intent of this Article, or act thereon.
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ARTICLE 66
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $350.00 for the purpose of providing quarters for the Satuit Post 3169, Veterans of Foreign Wars, in ac- cordance with Provisions of G.L., Chapter 40 (Ter. Ed.) Sec. 9, or act thereon.
VOTED : To raise and appropriate $1.00.
ARTICLE 67
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of three hundred fifty ($350.00) for the purpose of pro- viding quarters for the American Legion Post 144, in ac- cordance with Provisions of G.L., Chapter 40 (Ter. Ed.) Sec. 9 or act thereon.
VOTED : To raise and appropriate $1.00.
ARTICLE 68
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 for the care of soldier's neglected graves in accordance with the provisions of G.L., Chapter 115, or act thereon, (Ter. Ed.)
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $1,000.00.
ARTICLE 69
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of five hundred dollars ($500.00) for a series of band concerts to be given during the summer season, or act thereon.
VOTED : To raise and appropriate $500.00.
ARTICLE 70
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 for the County Aid to Agriculture and author- ize the Board of Selectmen to appoint a Town Director as provided in Chapter 128 of G.L., as amended by Chap- ter 319 of the Acts of 1957, or act thereon.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $100.00.
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ARTICLE 71
Will the Town appropriate the sum of $400.00 for the purpose of stocking ponds and other inland water lo- cated within the Town's limits with fish, and of liberating game, as defined in Chapter 40, Section 5, Subsection 41, within said limits and to meet the necessary expenses in- cidental thereto, including the feeding of game so liberated as provided in Chapter 142 of the Acts of 1938, or act on anything relating thereto.
VOTED : To raise and appropriate $400.00.
ARTICLE 72
To see if the Town will authorize the Town Account- ant to transfer the following unused balances of special appropriations of former years to the Excess and Defi- ciency Account:
Regional School District Planning Committee $262.80
Land-First Parish Road
1.00
Purchase-Grand Army Hall 1.00
Reappraisal & Revaluation
17.16
Purchase-Stagehouse Beach
1.00
Water Dept .- Fitts Well
5,350.17
$5,633.13
VOTED : To authorize the Town Accountant to trans- fer the following unused balances of special appropria- tions of former years to the Excess and Deficiency Ac- count :
Land-First Parish Road
$ 1.00
Purchase-Grand Army Hall
1.00
Reappraisal & Revaluation
17.16
Purchase-Stagehouse Beach
1.00
Water Dept .- Fitts Well
5,350.17
$5,370.33
ARTICLE 73
To see what sum of money the Town will vote to transfer from the Excess and Deficiency Account to be used by the Assessors in reducing taxes for the current year.
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VOTED : To transfer $100,000.00.
RESOLUTION: Be it hereby resolved that the Mod- erator appoint a committee of nine members to report to the next Annual Town Meeting concerning the library needs of the Town; said committee is to be composed of three members representing the Allen Memorial Library, three members representing the Pierce Memorial Library, and three members representing the Scituate Public Schools.
RESOLUTION: Resolved that the citizens of Scituate assembled in Annual Town Meeting include in the records of this meeting an expression of its appreciation to Mr. Fred T. Waterman for his nineteen years of devoted serv- ice to the Scituate Public Schools as a member of the Scituate School Committee.
Voted to accept. Unanimous.
RESOLUTION: Resolved that the Selectmen be, and they hereby are, authorized and instructed to negotiate an arrangement whereby North Scituate Beach would be sufficiently opened to public use so that it would qualify for reclamation under the beach erosion program of the United States Army Engineers, and in the event that it is impossible to accomplish this purpose through negotiation with the owners of said Beach before the end of the cur- rent year, to take preliminary steps toward the taking by eminent domain of a sufficient interest in said Beach to qualify it as aforesaid, including inserting an appropriate article in the Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting of 1961, preparing a detailed estimate of costs and securing from the United States Army Engineers their proposals with reference to said Beach, to the extent that the United States Army Engineers will release the same prior to action by the Town.
Voted Yes (voice vote).
Attest: WILLIAM M. WADE, Town Clerk
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS March 14, 1960
Polls open from 6 o'clock A.M. to 8 o'clock P.M.
Presiding Election Officer: William M. Wade.
In charge of ballot boxes: William L. Tilden and Don W. Freeman.
Town Clerk: William W. Wade.
Ballot Clerks: Grace B. McPherson, Isabel M. Gilley, Marian L. Stone, Helen G. McDonald, Elinor M. McElroy, Jessie M. Story, Virginia E. McCormack, Marjorie A. Gately, Catherine E. Levangie, Dorothy W. Harwood, Amy C. Bates, Alice M. Hallin, Daniel J. Queeney, Elizabeth Y. Robbins, and Charles F. Jenkins.
Tellers: Rogers W. Harwood, George E. Story, Frank W. Dowd, Osborne A. McMorrow, Jr., Elden M. Meyers, Walter L. Enos, William A. Hendrickson, Jr. and Ralph L. Roberts.
Police Officers: Chief William F. Kane, Sgt. James E. O'Connor, Sgt. Bertram C. Stetson and Sgt. Ernest M. Damon.
Total Vote: 3,005.
MODERATOR for One Year
John Barnard, Jr.
2511
Blanks 494
SELECTMAN for Three Years
Robert H. Tilden
1637
Paul M. Sheerin, Sr. 255
Thomas F. White
1078
Blanks
35
ASSESSOR for Three Years
Harry Lewis
1769
Rose M. Eyster 1110
Blanks 126
PUBLIC WELFARE for Three Years
Flanklin T. Sharp
2572
Blanks 433
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TOWN TREASURER for Three Years
Paul A. Reynolds
2621
Blanks 384
TOWN COLLECTOR for Three Years Joseph R. Dillon 2668
Blanks
337
CONSTABLES for One Year Vote for Three
Raymond E. Andrews 1620
Robert W. Jennings 1591
Francis J. Lynch 1421
Charles W. Mithcell, Jr. 1934
Blanks
2449
PARK COMMISSIONER for Three Years
James A. Bagley, Jr. 1400
Phillips N. Weeks 1473
Blanks
132
BOARD OF HEALTH for Three Years
Murray Snow
2577
Blanks 428
WATER COMMISSIONER for Three Years
John R. Brown 2619
Blanks
386
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER for THhree Years
Vote for Two
George C. Young
1780
John W. Carroll 997
Robert C. MacArthur, Jr. 1378
John J. McManus, Jr. 909
Blanks
946
PLANNING BOARD for Five Years
Arthur F. O'Day 1635
Patrick R. O'Donnell
1109
Blanks 261
HOUSING AUTHORITY for Five Years
Louis H. MacDonald
2412
Blanks
593
Attest : WILLIAM M. WADE
Town Clerk
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PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY April 26, 1960
Polls open from 1 o'clock P.M. to 8 o'clock P.M.
Town Clerk: William M. Wade.
In charge of ballot boxes : William L. Tilden and Don W. Freeman.
Ballot Clerks: Marian L. Stone, Elinor M. McElroy, Virginia E. McCormack, Catherine E. Levangie, Amy C. Bates, Helen G. McDonald, Jessie M. Story, Marjorie A. Gately, Dorothy W. Harwood, Alice M. Hallin and Ralph L. Roberts.
Tellers: Rogers W. Harwood, George E. Story, Frank W. Dowd, Osborne A. McMorrow, Jr., Elden M. Meyers, Walter L. Enos, John E. Daniels, Jr., Edward Raymond Gillis and Elizabeth Y. Robbins.
Police Officers: Chief William F. Kane and Sgt. Bertram C. Stetson.
Total vote: Republican 362, Democratic 261.
REPUBLICAN PARTY
Delegates at Large to National Convention
Vote for not more than ten
Leverett Saltonstall 301
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
297
Joseph W. Martin, Jr.
Thomas A. Pappas 289
Ralph H. Bonnell 275
273
Mary R. Wheeler 273
Daniel E. McLean
272
Fred Lamson
273
Frank S. Giles 274
Robert F. Bradford 291
Blanks
802
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Alternate Delegates at Large to National Convention
Vote for not more than ten
Lloyd B. Waring
279
John A. Volpe
.286
Georgia E. Ireland
275
George D. Hammond
274
Bruce Crane 275
Irene K. Thresher 274
Richard F. Treadway 276
Augustus G. Means 278
Andrew A. Hunter 270
George L. Sargent 276
Blanks
857
District Delegates to National Convention-9th District Vote for not more than two
Group 1
Joseph D. Saulnier 152
Joseph A. Sylvia 154
Group 2
John R. Wheatley
218
Raymond Tschaen
177
Blanks
23
Alternate District Delegates to National Convention-9th District Vote for not more than two
Group 1
Mary P. Storer 146
Marion Angell McAlpin 142
Group 2
Alice F. Gretsch 178
Malcolm T. Curtiss, Jr. 199
Blanks
59
State Committee Norfolk and Plymouth District
Vote for one man
Ralph J. Amabile, Jr. 7
James M. Hatch
4
George E. Lane
6
Mark F. Limont
336
Blanks 9
State Committee Norfolk and Plymouth District
Jennie G. Hutchins
Vote for one woman
262
Blanks
100
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Town Committee Vote for not more than thirty-five
Donald H. Whittemore
281
John L. Schultz
267
Dorothy S. Perkins
Earle C. Morse 262
259
John H. McPherson
278
Grace B. McPherson
267
Russell H. Smollet
272
George C. Young
278
Evelin B. Young
269
Marjorie N. Swift
276
Mark F. Limont
305
Florence J. Horan
272
Alden S. Cook
258
Ernest A. Herzog
267
Walter Jay Skinner
284
John D. McPherson
269
Jean M. Dietz
254
John M. Newkirk, Jr.
255
Alden B. Sleeper
256
William J. Leahy
267
M. Jean Foley
266
Joseph V. Feeley
272
Dana G. Mauch
268
Robert I. Carley
261
Charles M. Chase
260
Claudius J. Byrne
249
Edward L. Burnham
260
L. Edwin Bicknell
261
Thomas E. Sears, Jr.
267
William I. Newton
260
Robert W. Jennings
251
Andrews Wyman
274
Alvin C. Brodie
264
Elizabeth B. Smyth
252
Eunice E. Burnham
270
Blanks
329
Presidential Preference
Richard M. Nixon
247
John F. Kennedy
15
Nelson A. Rockefeller
1
Adlai Stevenson
1
Blanks
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
71
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Delegates at Large to National Convention
Vote for not more than twenty-four
Foster Furcolo 190
John W. McCormack
193
John M. Lynch
184
Robert F. Murphy
191
Joseph D. Ward
184
Edward J. McCormack, Jr.
186
Thomas J. Buckley
182
John F. Collins
192
Joseph William Belanger
176
John E. Piwers
185
John F. Thompson 175
Endicott Peabody
181
Robert Francis Kennedy
203
Howard W. Fitzpatrick 183
Garrett H. Byrne 186
169
Mary L. Fonseca
173
John L. Saltonstall, Jr.
180
Betty Taymor
179
Stephen T. Chmura
173
Bernard Solomon
176
Kenneth J. Kelley
178
A. Frank Foster 176
181
Blanks
1888
Alternate Delegates at Large to National Convention Vote for not more than twelve
William F. Donoghue 172
Charles N. Collatos 171
Mary DePasquale Murray 171
Peter J. Rzeznikiewicz 173
Edward King
169
Joseph A. DeGuglielmo 176
Cornelius W. Phillips, Jr.
176
Anthony M. Scibelli 173
Richard Maguire 169
Paul W. Glennon 169
Dan H. Fenn, Jr.
170
Thomas J. Noonan 177
Blanks
1066
54
Balcom S. Taylor
Thomas J. O'Connor, Jr.
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
District Delegates to National Convention-9th District Vote for not more than four
Group
Francis J. Lawler
169
Edmund Dinis 166
George E. Carrignan 149
Helen L. Buckley
168
Not Grouped
Charles Rodrigues
21
Blanks
371
Alternate District Delegates to National Convention-9th District Vote for not more than two
John B. Hynes, Jr. 180
Charles H. McGrath
153
Blanks
189
State Committee Norfolk and Plymouth District
Vote for one man
John F. Brady 76
John Francis Darcy 61
William F. Donoghue 20
Martin E. McCarthy
16
Bartholomew J. Mulhern 18
Blanks
70
State Committee Norfolk and Plymouth District
Vote for one woman
Helen L. Birt
22
Helen L. Buckley
108
Rosalind F. Whittemore
75
Blanks
56
Town Committee Vote for not more than ten
Group 1
James A. Bagley, Jr.
114
John Y. Brady 114
Joseph R. Buttner 106
John W. Carroll
113
William J. Brady 114
99
Paul J. Sullivan
121
Joseph F. Mullen 105
John H. Powers 105
Ellen A. Craig
103
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Group 2
John F. McCormack
106
Osborne A. McMorrow
85
George T. Mahoney
74
James J. Manning
77
Paul J. Gillis
75
James W. Welch
72
Daniel J. Queeney 80
Charles F. Jenkins
73
Paul A. Reynolds
78
William H. McDonald
80
Blanks
716
Presidential Preference
John F. Kennedy
193
Adlai Stevenson 10
Lyndon B. Johnson
3
Stuart Symington
2
Gen. Gruenther
1
Blanks
52
Attest : WILLIAM M. WADE
Town Clerk
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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING May 16, 1960
A legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Scituate qualified to vote in Elections and Town Affairs was held at the High School Gymnasium in said Scituate on Monday, the sixteenth day of May, 1960, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. The meeting was called to order by Mod- erator John Barnard, Jr.
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