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Clarence W. Rowley, 49 Englewood Avenue, Boston
11
4
2
17
David Stoneman, 452 Audobon Road, Boston.
24
12
1
16
52
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Councillor-Sixth District
James G. Harris, 90 Wyman Street, Medford. 188
79
97
364
Fred O. Lewis, 179 Princeton Street, Lowell .. 69
20
19
108
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33
9
20
62
Senator-Sixth Middlesex District
Edwin T. McKnight, 64 Terrace Rd., Medford 240
98
107
445
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50
10
29
89
Representative in General Court, Nineteenth Middlesex District
Eden K. Bowser, 15 Park St., Wakefield. 260
101
126
487
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30
7
10
47
County Commissioner-Middlesex
Smith J. Adams, 11 Gilbridge Terrace, Lowell 49
27
28
104
Erson B. Barlow, 747 Westford St., Lowell ...
119
42
51
212
Arthur W. Colburn, Colburn Ave., Dracut ... 78
30
36
144
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9
21
74
Associate Commissioners-Middlesex County
Frederic P. Barnes, 351 Otis Street, Newton ..
200
86
99
385
H. Harding Hale, Chestnut St., Hudson
209
87
94
390
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171
43
79
293
District Attorney-Northern District ...
1
Nathan A. Tufts, 802 Main Street, Waltham .. 254
101
122
477
Blanks
36
7
14
57
State Committee-Sixth Middlesex District
Russell E. Hamlin, 3 Cedar Road, Medford ..
36
20
18
74
Joseph J. Launie, 25 Fountain St., Medford ...
7
2
3
12
Robert N. Turner, 130 Jason Street, Arlington 219
81
104
404
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28
5
11
44
Delegates to State Convention
Edwin C. Miller, 21 Richardson Avenue
258
100
121
479
Harry M. Wheeler, 25 Park Avenue ..
259
101
121
481
Harris M. Dolbeare, 13 Chestnut Street
257
99
120
476
Andrew A. Magee, Prospect Street ..
243
99
116
458
Nathan W. Eaton, Jr., 18 Emerson Street.
257
100
120
477
Eustace C. Fitz, 75 West Chestnut Street.
250
99
118
467
Carl I. Cheever
245
98
118
461
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261
60
118
439
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Town Committee
Raymond P. Dellinger, Shumway Circle
253
100
112
465
Chester W. Gould, 2 Grafton Street
246
97
111
454
Frank A. Tredinnick, 19 Pearl Street
246
97
114
457
Loring P. Jordan, 12 Church Street
248
98
112
458
Ezra F. Melendy, 8 Overlook Road
239
96
110
445
Frank H. Hackett, 12 Birch Hill Avenue
245
98
112
455
Andrew G. Anderson, 27 Park Street
248
99
111
458
Warner V. Taylor, 10 Summit Avenue
247
97
111
455
Albert D. Oxley, 31 Converse Street
241
96
109
446
Thomas M. Reynolds, 7 Nichols Street
240
96
111
447
Anthony E. Anderson
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Blanks
446
106
247
799
DEMOCRATIC
1
Prec. 1 Prec. 2 Prec. 3 Total
Frederick S. Deitrick, 1664 Mass. Ave., Camb.
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0
3
12
Eugene N. Foss, 11 Revere St., Boston .
0
2
2
4
Richard H. Long, Winter St., Framingham ...
45
4
23
72
George F. Monahan,26 Monument Ave., Boston
6
2
5
13
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1
0
0
1
Lieutenant Governor
John F. J. Herbert, 749 Pleasant Street,
Worcester
50
7
27
84
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11
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6
18
Secretary
Charles H. McGlue, 45 Suffolk Street, Lynn ..
47
7
22
76.
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14
1
11
26
Treasurer
Chandler M. Wood, 12 Sheffield Road, Win- chester
48
6
21
75
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13
2
12
27
Auditor
Arthur J. B. Cartier, 1107 South Main Street, Fall River
47
7
21
75
Blank
14
1
12
27
Attorney General
Joseph A. Conry, Rockwood Street, Boston ...
54
7
21
82
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1
12
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Councillor-Sixth District
John J. Butler
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1
1
William N. Osgood
2
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2
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59
8
32
99
Senator-Sixth Middlesex District
Whitfield L. Tuck, 9 Winthrop Street, Win-
chester
47
7
23
77
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14
1
10
25
Representative in General Court, Nineteenth Middlesex District
Edward T. Clothey, 21 Crescent Street, Wake-
field
49
8 29
86
John J. Butler
Charles A. Dean
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3
14
County Commissioner Middlesex
James F. Curley
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Charles A. Dean
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59
8
33
100
Associate Commissioners-Middlesex County
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122
16 66
204
District Attorney, Northern District
William E. Russell, 174 Brattle Street, Cam-
bridge
41 6 20
67
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13
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State Committee, Sixth Middlesex District
Whitfield L. Tuck, 6 Winthrop Street, Win- chester
44
7 20
71
Harry E. Clemons, 79 Gould St., Wakefield .. 35
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24
65
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1
12
30
Delegates to State Convention
Town Committee
Thos. E. Dwyer
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1
1
James F. Curley, 2 Birch Hill Avenue
43
6
21
70
Edward T. Clothey, 21 Crescent Street
40
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1
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John F. Coakley, 236 Albion Street.
32
6
26
64
Augustus M. Baxter, 5 Greenwood Street.
35
7
23
65
Joseph C. Dinan, 12 Fairmount Avenue.
35
7
24
66
Frank N. McIntire, 36 Emerson Street.
37
6
25
68
Joseph Low, 56 Bennett Street.
35
6
22
63
Edward H. Sullivan, 43 Melvin Street.
44
6
22
72
John M. Widell, 10 Cedar Street
32
6
26
64
John F. Waters, Maple Avenue.
28
7
21
56
John J. Butler
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Michael Kelly
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Richard Trahy
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James Huston
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272
18
103
393
Delegates to State Convention
George W. Killorin
Thomas E. Dwyer
3
1
4
8
"Walter Cosman
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4
5
Joseph Dinan
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2
3
Edward Clothey
2
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1
3
John M. O'Hea
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1
2
8
Albert D. Cate
2
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3
Edward A. Sullivan
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2
Joseph Low
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A. M. Baxter
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J. F. Waters
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James F. Curley
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William F. Bowman
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Wiliam H. Butler
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Daniel H. Regan
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Patrick Kelley
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John F.Conway
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Frank Harrington
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Samuel K. Hamilton
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Patrick J. Lally
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Charles A. Dean
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Alstead W. Brownell
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.John J. Butler
Frank McIntire
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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK
TOWN MEETING, OCTOBER 20, 1919
Meeting called to order at 7:40 P. M. by Town Clerk Hartshorne,
- who, in the absence of the Moderator, read call for meeting.
On Motion of F. H. Emerson,
Voted: That the reading of the remainder of the warrant, with the exception of the Constables return, be omitted. Constables return read.
Announcement of absence of Moderator, made by Clerk.
On Motion of J. A. Meloney,
Voted: That the meeting proceed to the election of a Moderator pro tem.
The name of Maynard E. S. Clemons was placed in nomination by Mr. Meloney, and no other names being offered, the meeting proceded to ballot. Maynard E. S. Clemons received three ballots, and no other being cast he was declared elected Moderator pro tem, and was sworn in to office by the Clerk.
Article 1
To see if the Town will authorize the Water Department to expend twelve thousand dollars to relay the mains and services in Albion Street, from Main Street to North Avenue, preparatory to the resurfacing of the street by the Highway Department in 1920.
A Motion by the Finance Committee to indefinitely postpone was lost.
On Motion of J. J. Round,
Voted: That the subject matter of this article be referred back to the Finance Committee with instruction to confer with the Water Board, and report at the first adjourment of this meeting, or the next town meeting the amount necessary to spend on the water and sewer main and connections of Albion Street to put them in condition so that a new pavement may be laid with a reasonable likelihood of its not being necessary to take it up at frequent intervals for repairs.
Affirmative 157.
Negative 34
Article 2
To see if the town will raise and appropriate the sum of twelve thousand dollars for the purpose outlined in the preceding article, or to see if the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, will issue bonds, notes or scrip, etc.
On Motion of F. J. Henkel,
Voted: That article 2 be laid upon the table until the report of the Finance Committee be received.
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Articles 18 to 21 inclusive
On Motion of J. J. Round.
Voted: That the meeting take up Articles 18, 19, 20, 21.
Affirmative 80. Negative 2.
Article 18
To hear and act upon a report of the High School Building Com- mittee.
Mr. Willard B. Atwell offered a report of the High School Building Committee as a report of progress, and read the same.
On Motion by W. F. Bowman.
That the town accept and adopt the report of the committee.
Motion by S. K. Hamilton.
That all action under this article be indefinitely postponed.
Motion by J. C. Hartshorne.
To postpone action under this article to an uncertain date was with- drawn.
No objection being made by the meeting, Mr. Bowman withdrew the words "and adopt" from his motion, making the same read, "That the town accept the report of the committee."
The motion to indefinitely postpone by Mr. Hamilton was also with- · drawn. The report of committee as moved by Mr. Bowman was then ac- cepted by a unanimous vote.
Article 19
To see if the Town will authorize the High School Building Com- mittee to expend a sum of money not exceeding $450,000 for the erection, equipment, etc., of a new High School Building.
On Motion of George A. Cowdrey.
Voted: That the Town authorize the High School Building Com- mittee to expend a sum of money not exceeding $450,000 for the erection, equipment, etc,, of a new High School Building.
Article 20
To see if the Town will appropriate the amount authorized in the preceamg article and authorize the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow said amount for the town, and issue the bonds, notes or scrip of the town therefor. Also to see what action, if. any, the town will take regarding the vote of the town on Article 23 of warrant of March 12th, 1917, whereby the issue of bonds was authorized for the building of a High School.
On Motion of J. J. Round.
Voted: That the sum of $450,000 is hereby appropriated for the construction and equipment of a new high school building, and grading the surroundings thereof on the high school lot on Main Street adjoining the State Armory, and that the Town Treasurer be and hereby is author-
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ized with the approval of the Selectmen to borrow for the town and issue its notes or bonds to an amount not exceeding $450,000, $300,000 of which shall be isuued under authority of Chapter 123 of the Special Acts of 1919, all of said notes or bonds to be payable as follows: $22,500 in each of the twenty years next succeeding their issue, all of said bonds to bear interest payable semi-annually; all particulars as to date, form, issuance and sale of said notes or bonds to be determined by the Town Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen, and that the vote under Article 23 of the warrant for the meeting called for March 12, 1917, authorizing an issue of bonds be and hereby is rescinded.
Affirmative 192. Negative 54.
Article 21
Article 21. To see if the Town will vote to change the time when the bonds authorized for building the New High School under Article 23 of the warrant for the town meeting called for March 12th, 1917, shall be payable, or what they will do about it.
No action taken under Article 21.
On Motion of W. V. Taylor.
Voted: That this meeting stand adjourned to Wednesday, October 22, at 7:30 o'clock P. M.
Adjourned at 10:50.
Attendance 350.
ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING October 22, 1919
Meeting called to order at 7:45 o'clock P. M. by Moderator Clemons.
Article 1
Voted: That the Finance Committee be granted further time in which to report under Article 1.
Article 3
To see if the town will instruct the Board of Light Commissioners to install a street light on Byron Street, at or near No. 11, or what they will do about it.
On Motion of Finance Committee.
Voted: That the Board of Light Commissioners be and hereby are instructed to install a street light on Byron Street as called for in Article 3, cost of same to be taken from depreciation fund.
Article 4
To see if the town will vote to instruct the Municipal Light Board to extend the gas mains from Parker Road to and into the private way known as Davidson Road, or what they will do about it.
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?" "Voted :. That the Light Board be and hereby are instructed to ex- tend at such time as it deems proper the gas mains from Parker Road into the private way known as Davidson Road as called for in Article 4, the cost of same to be taken from depreciation fund. .
Article 5
To see if the town will instruct the Municipal Light Board to extend' the electric service to and into Davidson Road, and install electric lights. therein, or what they will do about it.
Voted: The Municipal Light Board be and hereby are instructed to, extend at such time as it deems proper the electric light service to and in Davidson Road and to install electric lights therein as called for in. Article 5, the cost of same to be taken from depreciation fund.
Article 6
To see if the town will vote to instruct the Municipal Light Board' to extend the gas main from Harrison Street, Greenwood, through Essex: Street for about 400 ft., or what they will do about it. -
Voted: That the Municipal Light Board be and hereby is instructed to extend at such time as it deems proper the gas mains from Harrison Street, Greenwood, through Essex Street, as called for in Article 6, the- cost of same to be taken, from depreciation fund.
Article 7
To see if the town will vote to require certain hawkers and pedlers of fish, fruit and vegetables to be licensed, and fix the free therefor.
On Motion of Loring Jordan.
Voted: That the subject matter of this article be indefinitely post-®" poned.
Article 8
To see if the town will adopt in substance the following as an amend- ment to the town by-laws, "Article VIII, Section 16: No person shall hawk or peddle fish, fruit or vegetables within the limits of the town of Wakefield, except as authorized by law, without first obtaining a license so to do from the Selectmen upon payment of a fee of five dollars."
On Motion of Loring Jordan.
Voted: That the Town adopt as an amendment to the town by-laws,. "Article 8, Section 16: No person shall hawk or peddle fish, fruit or vege -- tables within the limits of the town of Wakefield, except as authorized by" law, without first obtaining a license so to do from the Selectmen upon payment of a fee of five dollars."
Article 9
To see if the town will vote to accept deeds of the premises on Main. Street and Avon Street, including the land formerly of Edward Mansfield,. now standing in the name of Arthur L. Evans, the land formerly of Cush --
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ing, now standing in the name of Evans, and the land now of Mrs. Hickok, the same to be used as a site for a library building for the use of the peo- ple of Wakefield, the purchase price of these premises having been raised by the Library Site Committee from contributions from twelve hundred citizens of the town.
On Motion of Arthur L. Evans.
Voted: That the Town authorize the acceptance of deeds of the premises mentioned in the article with the understanding that the Town "will erect a' library building on this land for the use of the people of Wakefield.
Article 10
To see if the town will accept a gift of sixty-five thousand dollars with its accumulations which has' been deposited in the Wakefield Trust "Company by the family of Lucius Beebe, the same to be used by the town for the purpose of erecting a library building for the use of the town to ibe known as the Beebe Public Library.
On Motion of H. M. Dolbeare.
Voted: That the Town authorize the acceptance of the gift of sixty- .. 'five thousand dollars with its accumulations which has been deposited in .: "the Wakefield Trust Company by the family of Lucius Beebe, and that this .. . money shall be used by the Town for the purpose of erecting a library building for the use of the Town to be known as the Beebe Public Library.
RESOLUTION
With the consent of the meeting Mr. J. Lowe McMahon offered the -following resolution, which was unanimously adopted:
The Town of Wakefield, having accepted at this meeting the gift of $65,000 from the family of the late Lucius Beebe, for the purpose of erecting a Library Building to be known as the Beebe Public Library, expresses hereby, through its legal voters assem- bled, its grateful appreciation of the generous offer, and records with genuine gratification the public spirit that has prompted the gift, and extends to Mr. Junius Beebe and other representatives of the Beebe family the sincere thanks of the citizens of the Town of Wakefield.
Article 11
." To see if the town will choose a committee who shall be authorized to procure plans and to enter into contracts for the erection of a library building on the land at the corner of Main Street and Avon Street, to be known as the Beebe Public Library and to bear) that inscription, the cost of which shall not exceed the amount deposited by the family of Lucius Beebe as a Library Building Fund in the Wakefield Trust Company plus any accumulations thereon or additions thereto, and to see if the town
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will authorize the committee to expend said fund for the purposes stated. in this article.
On Motion of H. M. Dolbeare.
Voted: That a committee of twelve be appointed by the Moderator who shall be authorized to procure plans and contracts for the erection of a library building on the land at the corner of Main and Avon Streets, to be known as the Beebe Public Library with that inscription, the cost of which shall not exceed the amount deposited by the family of Lucius; Beebe as a Library Building Fund in the Wakefield Trust Company plus any accumulations thereon or additions thereto, and that this committee shall be authorized to expend said fund for the purpose of erecting a libra- ry building as stated in this article.
Article 12
To see what action the Town wishes to take in reference to the dis- continuance of the trolley service on the Wakefield Park-Montrose line, as set forth in notice to Selectmen by the Trustees of the Eastern Massa- chusetts Street Railway Co., under date of Oct. 6th, 1919.
On Motion of W. E. Eaton.
Voted: That the Town appoint a committee of three, to confer with the trustees of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company on he subject matter of this article and report at an adjournment of this meeting or the next town meeting.
Article.13
To see if the Town will vote to increase the pay of the permanent members of the Fire Department, including the chief, thereof by the sum of fifty cents per day, and vote to provide the money therefor or what they will do about it.
On Motion of Finance Committee.
Voted: That the pay of the permanent members of the Fire Depart- ment, including the Chief, be and hereby is increased by the sum of fifty cents a day from and after November 1st, 1919, and that a sufficient sum of money be transferred from the general appropriation account of the Fire Department to the chief's salary account to take care of the in- creased salary of the chief for the balance of the year.
Article 14
To see if the Town will vote to increase the pay of the regular mem- bers of the Police Department including the chief, thereof by the sum of fifty cents per day, and vote to provide the money therefor, or what they will do about it.
On Motion of Finance Committee.
Voted: That the subject matter in Article 14 be referred to the Se- lectmen for action and that there be transferred from the general appro-
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priation acocunt of the Police Department to the Chief's salary account a sum sufficient to take care of any increase that may be granted by the Selectmen.
Amendment by J. A. Meloney.
That the compensation of the regular and permanent men of Police Department, including the chief, be increased by fifty cents per day per man from November 1, 1919, and that a sufficient sum of money be trans- ferred from the general appropriation account of the Police Department to the chief's salary account to take care of the increased salary of the Chief for the balance of the year.
Amendment was voted in the affirmative and the original motion as amended was then voted.
Article 15
To see if the town will accept a deed of the following described lot of land, bounded westerly by Main Street 210 feet, northerly by Richard- son Street 78 feet, easterly by land of the Boston & Maine R. R. 200 feet, southerly by Bennett Street about 25 feet, and direct the same be placed under the charge of the Park and Cemetery Commissioners.
On Motion of W. S. Goodwin.
Voted: That the Town accept a deed of the following described lot of land, bounded westerly by Main Street 210 feet, northerly by Rich- ardson Street 78 feet, easterly by land of the Boston & Maine R. R. 200 feet, southerly by Bennett Street about 25 feet, and direct the same be placed under the charge of the Park and Cemetery Commissioners.
Article 16
To see if the Town will place a screen at the outlet of Lake Quanna- powitt, and appropriate enough money to pay for the same and appoint a committee to do the work.
On Motion of Finance Committee.
Voted: That the subject matter of this article be referred to the Selectmen.
Article 17
To see if the town will vote to discontinue the construction of the new schoolhouse now being built on Farm Street, and direct the Com- mittee to build said school in another location, and determine the new location.
Voted: That the subject matter of this article be indefinitely post- poned.
Article 22
To see if the Town will authorize and instruct the Board of Select- men to remove the barn on the Wakefield Estate, to land owned by the
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towh on North Avenue, near the brook, and further authorize the Board of Selectmen to take from the Highway appropriation such amount as. .. may be necessary to complete this work.
On Motion of Finance Committee.
Voted: That the Town authorize and instruct the Board of Select -- men to remove the barn on the Wakefield estate to land owned by thei. town on North Avenue, near the brook, and further authorize the Board ?: of Selectmen to take from the highway appropriation such amoun as may be necessary to complete this work.
COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS
Article 11
Harris M. Dolbeare
Dr. J. William O'Connell
Arthur L. Evans
Theodore Eaton
Dr. Richard Dutton
Winfield S. Ripley; Jr.
Charles N. Winship
J. Lowe McMahon
J. Lowe McMahon
A. Leon Cutler
Dr. T. Fulton Parks
J. Theodore Whitney
Harry M. Wheeler
Article 22
Wm. E. Eaton . Philip A. Bruorton Willis C. Robbins:
· Voted: That this meeting be dissolved. Attendance 150.
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286,8
Result of Election November 4, 1919
Governor.
Prec., 1 Prec. 2, Prec. 3 Total
Calvin Coolidge of Northampton
800
313
367
1,480
Charles B. Ernst of Worcester
1
2
William A. King of Springfield
12
4
8
24
Richard H. Long of Framingham
418
36
222
676
Ingvar Paulsen of Boston
7.
1
2
1.0
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23
7
5
35
Lieutenant. Governor
Charles J. Brandt of Brockton
19
5
10
34
Channing H. Cox of Boston
773
308
345
1,426
H. Edward Gordon of Boston
4
0
2
.1,6
John F. J. Herbert of Worcester
397
37.
. 232
666
Patrick Mulligan, of Boston
14
1
2
Xr .. 17
Blank
54
10
15
79
Secretary
Harry W. Bowman of Boston.
13
6
4
23
James Hayes of Plymouth
16
1
4
1 21
Albert P. Langtry of Springfield
777
302
352
1,431
Charles H. McGlue of Lynn
326
26
204
556
Herbert H. Thompson of Haverhill
33
5
7
:45
Blank
96
21
35
152
Treasurer
Fred J. Burrell of Medford
605
243
283
1,131
David Craig of Milford
16
2
2
.20
Charles D. Fletcher of Somerville
10
3
5
1.8
Louis Marcus of Boston
23
5
10
38
Chandler M. Wood of Winchester
505
93
276
874
Blank
102
15
30
147
Auditor
Arthur J. B. Cartier of Fall River
333
41
192
566
Alonzo B. Cook of Boston
741
289
337
1,367
Oscar Kinsalas of Springfield
17
0
4
21
Walter P. J. Skahan of Springfield
25
5
7
$37.
Henry J. D. Small of Boston
9
6
4
19
Blank
136
20
62
218
1
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Attorney General
J. Weston Allen of Newton
750
300
339
1,389
Morris I. Becker of Chelsea
15
0
3
18
Joseph A. Conry of Boston
335
28
207
570
Conrad W. Crooker of Melrose
30
13
9
52
William R. Henry of Lynn
23
5
7
35
Blank
108
15
41
164
Councillor-Sixth District
James G. Harris of Medford
811
307
367
1,485
Blank
450
54
239
743
Senator-Sixth Middlesex District
Charles P. Hare of Medford :
36
4
12
52
Edwin T. McKnight of Medford
735
292
330
1,357
Whitfield L. Tuck of Winchester
389
43
215
647
Blank
101
22
49
172
Representative in General Court, Nineteenth Middlesex District
Eden K. Bowser of Wakefield
728
281
334
1,343
Edward T. Clothey of Wakefield
486
67
247
800
Blank
47
13
25
85
County Commissioner-Middlesex County
Erson B. Barlow of Lowell
721
283
325
1,329
Charles J. Barton of Melrose
368
51
198
617
Blank
172
27
83
282
Associate Commissioners-Middlesex County
Frederick P. Barnes of Newton
792
291
367
1,450
H. Harding Hale of Hudson
499
185
227
911
Blank
1,231
246
618
2,095
District Attorney, Northern District
William E. Russell of Cambridge
387
50
212
649
Nathan A. Tufts of Waltham
768
289
355
1,412
Blank
106
22
39
167
Rearrangement of the Constitution
Yes
676
210
335
1,221
No
138
37
73
248
Blank
447
114
198
759
Act Relative to the Establishment and Maintenace of Continuation Schools
Yes
742
234
368
1,344
No
98
24
48
170
Blank
421
103
190
714
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK
45
Chapter 116, General Acts of 1919
Yes
739
184
352
1,275
No
183
95
109
387
Blank
339
82
145
566
1
46
TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
9101 2
TOWN MEETING, NOVEMBER 24, 1919
In the absence of the Moderator, the meeting was called to order, at 7:40 P. M., by Town Clerk Hartshorne, who read the call for the meeting.
On Motion of John J. Round.
Voted: That further reading of the warrant, with the exception of the Constable's return, be omitted.
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