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ARTICLE 16-Referred to the voters at Town Meeting.
Article 17. To see what action the Town will take in regard to paying for telephones for Town Officers.
ARTICLE 17-The Finance Committee recommends that the Town pay for NO telephones in private homes except those
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of the Chief of Police, Chief of Fire Department and one telephone in Cochesett to cover the Tapper system of the Fire Department located there.
Article 18. To see if the Town will vote to accept Sin- nott Street as laid out by the Selectmen.
ARTICLE 18-The Finance Committee recommends that this be referred to the Selectmen as action on this proposi- tion was taken at the Town Meeting last year.
Article 19. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $300.00 for the maintenance of Visiting Nurse service in West Bridgewater.
ARTICLE 19-The Finance Committee recommends favor- able action.
Article 20. To see what action the Town will take in regard to rearranging the Town Offices and appropriate money for the same.
ARTICLE 20-The Finance Committee does not recommend the appropriation of any money for this purpose at this time.
Article 21. To see what action the Town will take in regard to printing a list of tax payers in the Town Report every year.
ARTICLE 21-The Finance Committee recommends that this list be omitted in the Town Report.
Article 22. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of $6281.00 from Water Revenue to pay bonds and interest of the Water Loans.
ARTICLE 22-The Finance Committee recommends the appropriation of $6105.09 for this purpose.
Article 23. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of $9050.00 from Water Revenue for maintenance of the Water Department.
ARTICLE 23-The Finance Committee recommends the appropriation of $9000.00 for this purpose.
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Article 24. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of $95.20 from the Reserve Surplus to pay a bill of the Highways of 1930.
ARTICLE 24-The Finance Committee recommends favor- able action.
Article 25. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate from the Surplus Reserve $8.65 to pay overdraft of the Public Welfare.
ARTICLE 25-The Finance Committee recommends favor- able action.
Article 26. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell the Schoolhouse on North Elm Street at Public Auction.
ARTICLE 26-The Finance Committee recommends favor- able action.
Article 27. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $2000.00 to build a sidewalk on West Center Street beginning at Elm Square and going westerly as far the appropriation will go. By petition.
ARTICLE 27-The Finance Committee does not recommend the construction of this sidewalk this year.
Article 28. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 for the use of the Plymouth County Trustees for County Aid to Agriculture and choose a Town Director as provided in Sections 41 and 45 of Revised Chapter 128 of the General Laws and act thereon.
ARTICLE 28-The Finance Committee recommends the appropriation of $100.00 for this purpose.
Article 29. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1258.36 for maintenance of Plymouth County Hospital.
ARTICLE 29-The Finance Committee recommends favor- able action.
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Article 30. To if the Town will vote to appropriate from Overlay Surplus the sum of $310.50 for overdraft on East Street, 1930, as ordered by the State Auditor.
ARTICLE 30-The Finance Committee recommends favor- able action.
Article 31. To transact any other business that may legally come before the meeting.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Town Officers
OF THE TOWN OF
West Bridgewater
1932
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Town Officers and Committees
OF THE TOWN OF
WEST BRIDGEWATER
FOR THE YEAR 1932
AH-WILLIS PRINTER BRIDGEWATER MASS
EDWARD H. CROCKER, Town Clerk.
Born in Barnstable, Mass,, August 5th, 1864. Died in West Bridgewater, November 12th, 1932.
On March 15th, 1909 he was sworn in as Town Clerk, and con- tinued in that capacity for Twenty-three Years. Mourning the loss of his wife who died in 1927, and with continually fail- . ing health, he strove on, meeting his misfortunes and valient- ly striving to perform his obligations of Office and his self- imposed duties to the Public, who will long remember him for his many helpful acts, performed without publicity.
A Faithful and Competent Official.
Town Officers for 1932.
MODERATOR Howard B. Wilbur
TOWN CLERK Edward H. Crocker
TOWN ACCOUNTANT Arthur C. Peckham
SELECTMEN AND BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Elected Term Expires
James A. Hemenway,
1930
1933
Morton A. Simmons,
1931
1934
Gustaf A. Peterson,
1932
1935
ASSESSORS
Elected
Term Expires
Edwin H. Thayer,
1930
1933
Robert G. Dean,
1931
1934
Albert Manley,
1932
1935
TREASURER AND TAX COLLECTOR Catherine M. Howard
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TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY
Elected Term Expires
Basil M. Soule,
1930
1933
Ada M. Wood,
1930
1933
Louis P. Hayden,
1931
1934
Martha B. Mason,
1931
1934
Edith F. Howard,
1932
1935
Daniel J. Lothrop,
1932
1935
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Elected
Term Expires
Frank G. Chadwick,
1930
1933
Edwin H. Thayer, resigned Sept. 12, 1932, 1930
1933
Corelli C. Alger,
1931
1934
Walter C. Whiting,
1931
1934
Edith M. Alger,
1932
1935
Harold S. Lyon,
1932
1935
Faelton C. Perkins, appointed to fill vacancy by joint action of School Committee and Selectmen.
WATER COMMISSIONERS
Elected Term Expires
Faelton C. Perkins,
1930
1933
Warren P. Laughton,
1931
1934
Hervey Dunham,
1932
1935
TREE WARDEN Christopher Read
CONSTABLES
Ervin W. Lothrop Chester R. Ripley
May 9th, 1932, Christoper Read was appointed a Con- stable and was sworn to faithful performance of his duties on same date.
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SURVEYORS OF LUMBER, WOOD AND BARK Albert A. Howard Elmer Sullivan James A. Hemenway Chester R. Ripley Robert G. Dean
FIELD DRIVERS
George F. Ryder Albert A. Howard John Fallon
FENCE VIEWERS
Charles E. Kinney George Tucker
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Bert L. Carter, Ralph S. Frellick, Emmons C. Porter, John M. Richards, Alfred T. Wells, term expires 1933.
Mason W. Alger, Kenneth L. Hardenbrook, George W. Smith, B. Frank Hanscom, Nils P. Nillson term expires 1934. G. Willard Peterson, Arthur E. Ryder, George N. Davis, John Olson, Chester Thayer, term expires 1935.
OFFICERS APPOINTED BY SELECTMEN
SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS Daniel A. Penpraese
TOWN PHYSICIAN Dr. Adolor O. Belmore
CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT Warren P. Laughton
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ASSISTANT CHIEF Edward L. Bourne
CHIEF OF POLICE Warren P. Laughton
POLICE OFFICERS
Ervin W. Lothrop
Chester R. Ripley
SPECIAL OFFICERS
Daniel A. Penpraese Christopher Read
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS
Elected
Term Expires
Paul Revere,
1930
1933
Francis A. Mahoney,
1931
1934
John L. Sullivan,
1932
1935
Edward H. Crocker, Town Clerk
SUPERINTENDENT OF MOTH WORK Christopher Read
FOREST FIRE WARDEN Warren P. Laughton
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Christopher Read
INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS AND SLAUGHTERING David Dailey
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DOG OFFICER Ervin W. Lothrop
BURIAL AGENT' Edward H. Crocker
TOWN COUNSEL Harold S. Lyon
PUBLIC WEIGHERS
Arthur D. Todd Chester R. Ripley Gustav A. Peterson
DEPUTY FOREST FIRE WARDENS
Albert Manley, Ervin W. Lothrop, Levi T. Nute, Gerald L. Wilbur, Edward L. Bourne, William I. Irwin.
Town Clerk's Report.
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
A meeting, duly warned, of the inhabitants of the Town of West Bridgewater, qualified to vote in Elections and Town Affairs was held in the Town Hall on Monday, March 7th, 1932 at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, and the following is a record of the doings of said meeting, viz:
The meeting was called to order at 9 o'clock by the Moderator, Howard B. Wilbur, and the call for the meeting was read by the Town Clerk. After Article one had been read, which was to elect the Town Officers named on the Official Ballot, it was voted to waive the reading of the other articles. The record of the service by the Constable was read by the Town Clerk, Edward H. Crocker. Following the reading of the call for the meeting and the Constable's return of the Warrant, the Polls were declared open. The ballot box was inspected by the election officers, and then locked and the key delivered to Ervin W. Lothrop, Constable at the ballot box.
The following persons were sworn as election officers by Town Clerk Edward H. Crocker: Thomas Luddy, Orrin King, Grace G. Keenan, Mary H. Pratt, Daniel T. Sullivan, Margaret Kent, Lulu B. Gardner, Stella J. Snow, Arthur C. Peckham, James A. Hemenway.
The polls were open ready for the reception of ballots at 9 o'clock a. m. and at 8 o'clock p. m. it was voted to close same.
Upon counting the ballots from the ballot box it was found the total number of ballots cast was 872, which agreed
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with the number registered on the ballot box. 493 men and 380 women voted.
The result of the count and tabulation was as follows:
MODERATOR
Howard B. Wilbur
697
Fred J. McCormick
3
John J. Kent, Jr. John Courtney
1
1
TOWN CLERK
Edward H. Crocker
750
Joseph Nugent
3
Faelton C. Perkins
2
Raymond Keith
1
SELECTMAN (for three years)
Gustav A. Peterson 458
Walter C. Whiting 386
ASSESSOR (for three years)
Albert Manley 683
William McGarry
4
TREASURER
Catherine M. Howard 611
Arthur E. Ryder 247
Martha B. Mason
1
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Gustav A. Peterson 447
Walter C. Whiting 380
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TAX COLLECTOR
Catherine M. Howard Arthur E. Ryder Martha B. Mason
604
244
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TREE WARDEN
Christopher Read
708
Bert Carter
2
Arthur Peckham
1
Francis Luddy
1
WATER COMMISSIONER (for three years)
Hervey Dunham
677
John Toomey
2
John Courtney
2
A. Eldridge
1
Elmer Sullivan
1
SCHOOL COMMITTEE (for three years)
Edith M. Alger
646
Harold S. Lyon
640
John Courtney
3
Bill Ellis
2
Arthur E. Ryder
1
Margaret Mahoney
1
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY (for three years)
Edith F. Howard
682
Daniel J. Lothrop
634
Frank Hanscom
3
Liz Crosby
2
Mary Courtney
1
12
John Kent John Courtney John Murray
1
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CONSTABLES
Ervin W. Lothrop
720
Chester R. Ripley
663
Fred McCormick
8
Armando Gamboa
3
John Kent, Jr.
ยท
2
Elmer Sullivan
2
Mary Laughton
1
Raymond Keith
1
Charles Andrews
1
George W. Peterson
1
Walter C. Whiting
1
Francis Dupuis
1
Edgar Perkins
1
After the result of the balloting had been announced the Moderator declared the meeting adjourned until Monday night, March 14th, 1932 at 7.30 o'clock.
Edward H. Crocker was sworn to a faithful performance of his duties as Town Clerk by the Moderator, Howard B. Wilbur.
The oath was administered to the Moderator by the Town Clerk.
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ADJOURNED MEETING, MARCH 14, 1932
In accordance with the vote passed at the meeting, March 7, 1932, the adjourned meeting was held Monday, March 14, 1932 at 7.30 o'clock p. m. in charge of the Moderator, Howard B. Wilbur. The following action was taken on the articles in the Warrant:
Article 2. To choose Town Officers for the ensuing year not elected on the Official Ballot.
Surveyors of Lumber and Measurers of Wood and Bark- Albert A. Howard, Elmer Sullivan, James Hemenway, Ches- ter R. Ripley and Robert G. Dean.
Field Drivers-George F. Ryder, Albert A. Howard and John Fallon.
Fence Viewers-Charles E. Kinney and George G. Tucker.
Members of Finance Committee for three years-G. Willard Peterson, Arthur E. Ryder, George N. Davis, John Olson and Chester Thayer.
Article 3. Voted to accept the Reports of the Town Officers and Committees as printed in the Town Reports. It was also voted to accept the verbal report of the Committee on Road Program for the year as made by G. A. Peterson.
Article 4. Voted-That the Town Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time to time, in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1st, 1932, and to issue a note or notes therefor payable within one year, and any debt or debts incurred under this note to be paid from the revenue of said financial year.
Article 5. The following sums were raised and appro- priated to defray the Town charges for the ensuing year:
Moderator
$25.00
Selectmen
900.00
Town Accountant 700.00
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Treasurer and Collector
1,700.00
Assessors
1,600.00
Other Financial Officers and Accounts
25.00
Town Clerk
600.00
Election ond Registration
700.00
Law
25.00
Town Hall and Offices
2,800.00
Police
2,700.00
Dog Officer
30.00
Fire Department
2,400.00
Hydrant Rental
1,800.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
125.00
Moth Suppression
2,000.00
Tree Warden
500.00
Board of Health
1,200.00
Inspection of Animals
100.00
Inspection of Slaughtering
300.00
Plymouth County Hospital (maintenance)
1,258.36
Highways
10,000.00
Snow Removal
1,000.00
Sidewalks
250.00
Street Signs and Bridges
500.00
Street Lights
3,950.00
Public Welfare
7,500.00
State Aid
250.00
Soldier's Relief
600.00
Military Aid
300.00
Soldier's Burial
200.00
Public Library
875.00
School Appropriation
50,500.00
Care of Monument Grounds
60.00
Flags and Parks
50.00
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Memorial Day Observance
100.00
Town Reports
485.00
Fire Insurance
600.00
Liability Insurance
550.00
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Reserve Fund
2,000.00
Interest 2,000.00
Care of Cemeteries 150.00 50.00
Finance Committee
Old Age Assistance 7,000.00
Under this article it was voted, on motion of Orvis F. Kinney, that the sum of $4,500.00 be appropriated for the improvement of Copeland Street, provided that the County and State make no allotments of money. Yes 122; No 7. (Found to be illegal by State Official. )
Article 6. Voted-That the matter of building a tarvia top road on East Street from East Center Street south, be referred to the Selectmen and Road Committee.
Article 7. Voted-To raise and appropriate $2,250.00 for a tarvia top road on Copeland Street providing the State will pay $4,500.00 and the County $2,250.00.
Article 8. On a motion made and duly seconded it was Voted not to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,500.00 to widen Plain Street. Yes 3; No 51.
Article 9. No action taken on the article.
Article 10. Voted-To refer the matter to the Select- men and Road Committee.
Article 11. Voted-To raise and appropriate $1,500.00 to construct a bituminous concrete sidewalk on Matfield St. The vote was unanimous.
Article 12. No action taken on the article.
Article 13. No action taken on the article.
Article 14. Voted-To refer the installation of a street light in front of the Town Hall to the Selectmen, and that any money so used be taken from the Town Hall appropria- tion.
Article 15. No action taken on the article.
Article 16. No action taken on the article.
Article 17. Voted-That the Town pay for no telephones in private homes, except those of the Chief of Police, Chief of the Fire Department, Treasurer and Tax Collector, Tree
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Warden, and the one in Cochesett covering the tapper sys- tem of the Fire Department located there. The vote was unanimous.
Article 18. No action taken on this article.
Article 19. Voted-To raise and appropriate the sum of $300.00 for the maintenance of a Visiting Nurse service in West Bridgewater.
Article 20. No action taken on this arnicle.
Article 21. A motion was made and seconded that the list of Taxpayers be omitted in the printing of the Town Report. Motion lost by a vote of Yes 17, No 112.
Article 22. Voted-To appropriate the sum of $6,105.09 for Water Revenue to pay Bonds and Interest of the Water Loan.
Article 23. Voted-To appropriate the sum of $9,000.00 from Water Revenue for maintenance of the Water Depart- ment.
Article 24. Voted-To appropriate from the Surplus Revenue the sum of $95.20 to pay a bill of the Highway De- partment of 1930.
Article 25. Voted-To appropriate from the Surplus Revenue, the sum of $8.65 to pay overdraft of the Public Welfare Department.
Article 26. Voted-That the Selectmen be authorized to sell the schoolhouse on North Elm street at public auction.
Article 27. Voted-To raise and appropriate the sum of $2,000.00 to build a sidewalk on West Center Street, begin- ning at Elm Square and extending westerly as far as the appropriation will go. By unanimous vote.
Article 28. Voted-To raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 for the use of the Plymouth County Trustees for County Aid to Agriculture, and chose Mrs. Corelli C. Alger Town Director, as provided in Sections 40 and 41 of Revised Chapter 128 of the General Laws.
Article 29. No action taken on this article. Cared for in article on Bridges.
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Article 30. Voted-To appropriate from Overlay Surplus the sum of $310.50 for overdraft on East Street 1930 as ordered by the State Auditor.
Article 31. Voted-That a committee of three be ap- pointed by the Moderator to investigate the advisability of, and method by which the number upon the Finance Com- mittee be reduced to five (5) or less, that the committee hold public hearings, investigate Statutes regarding the duties pro. and con. of Town Finance Committees, that this committee have printed and distributed their report and rec- ommendations with the next Town Report, and cause to be inserted in the Warrant an article on the above question, for action by the voters at the Annual Town Meeting. The Mod- erator appointed as the members of that committee, Herbert E. Bryant, Lynn H. Harris and Ralph S. Frellick.
There being no further business it was voted to dissolve the meeting at 9.40 o'clock P. M.
EDWARD H. CROCKER,
Town Clerk.
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PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES, APRIL 26, 1932.
Whole number of ballots cast, 46. 13 Female, 33 Male. 27 Republicans, 19 Democrats.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
George F. Booth, 64 Beachmont St,, Worcester.
William M. Butler, 231 Commonwealth Ave., Boston.
Alvin T. Fuller, 81 Appleton St., Malden.
Mary Pratt Porter, 486 Main St., Greenfield.
ALTERNATE DELEGATES AT LARGE.
Frank G. Allen, 289 Walpole St., Norwood.
Gasper G. Bacon, 222 Prince St., Boston.
Leverett Saltonstall, 240 Chestnut Hill Road, Newton.
Louise M. Williams, 3 Dean St., Taunton.
DISTRICT DELEGATES, FIFTEENTH DISTRICT. Oscar V. Dionne, 220 Wood St., New Bedford. Mary B. Besse, 120 Main St., New Bedford.
ALTERNATE DISTRICT DELEGATES, FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Charles B. Barnes, Jr., Summer St., Hingham. Lois C. Turner of Norwell.
REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE. Herbert C. Hoover.
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
DELEGATES AT LARGE. Group 1.
James M. Curley.
James Roosevelt
James H. Brennan.
Thomas F. Cassidy.
James T. Moriarty.
Edward A. Mclaughlin, Jr.
Primo R. Robichard.
Joseph Santosuosso.
Nellie L. Sullivan
Joseph J. Hurley
Paul H. Hines
Joseph H. Hanken
DELEGATES AT LARGE. Group 2.
David I. Walsh.
Joseph B. Ely.
Marcus A. Coolidge.
William J. Foley.
William C. Connery, Jr.
Joseph J. Douglas. John W. McCormack.
William J. Granfield.
Mary J. Bacigalupo.
Helen G. Roth.
Charles H. Cole.
John F. Fitzgerald.
Not Grouped. Roland D. Sawyer, District No. 9 Ware.
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ALTERNATE DELEGATES AT LARGE. Group 1.
Helen C. Galvin.
Dorothy Whipple Fry.
Edward G. Morris. Mabel R. Worthy. Agnes H. Parker.
Francis J. W. Ford.
Eugene Wambaugh.
Alice E. Cram.
Arthur W. Heidks.
Francis E. Zaletskas. Matthew P. Money. M. Grace Barry.
ALTERNATE DELEGATES AT LARGE. Group 2.
William G. Thompson.
Edward P. Barry.
John C. Mahoney,
Charles H. Slowey.
Mary H. Ward. J. Henry Gognen. Samuel Kalesky. Charles F. Riordan. J. Leo Sullivan. John P. Buckley. Leo M. Birmingham. Daniel F. O'Connell.
DISTRICT DELEGATES, FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Group 1. John H. Backus. Arthur Goular. Group 2. Patrick M. Doyle. Thomas H. Buckley.
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ALTERNATE DISTRICT DELEGATES. FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Group 1.
August J. Cormier.
Thomas F. Kelleher.
Group 2.
Alphonse Normandin.
John F. Mannion.
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE.
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
STATE PRIMARY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1932
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
GOVERNOR
Joseph Ely
46
Blanks 12
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Edward P. Barry
16
David J. Brickley
1
Raymond A. Fitzgerald
8
William I. Hennessey
2
Francis E. Kelley
3
John F. Malley
1
Michael C. O'Neill
3
John E. Swift
15
Blanks 9
22
FOR SECRETARY
John F. Buckley
23
J. Edward Callahan
2
John W. Cussen
2
Arthur G. Flynn
0
George F. Gilbody
1
George F. Grogan
1
Edward J. Gurry
3
John D. O'Brien
4
Joseph Santosuosso
2
Ray H. Shattuck
0
Charles R. Sullivan
5
Henry J. Sullivan
1
Blanks
14
FOR TREASURER
Charles F. Hurley
46
Blanks
12
FOR AUDITOR
John E. Buckley
12
John I. Harrington
1
Francis X. Hurley
21
Alfred J. Moore
6
Leo A. Spillane
5
Blanks
13
FOR ATTORNEY
John P. Buckley
19
Harry E. Casey
3
Daniel J. Dempsey, Jr.
6
William R. Sharton
0
Harold W. Sullivan
11
Raymond E. Sullivan
3
Blanks
16
23
FOR CONGRESSMAN FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
Thomas H. Buckley
36
Charles E. Harrington
7
Blanks 15
FOR COUNCILLOR, FIRST DISTRICT
James McQuade
8
Robert G. Clark, Jr.
40
Phillip J. Russell 0
Blanks 10
FOR SENATOR, PLYMOUTH DISTRICT
Christopher M. Clifford
12
John C. Handricken
7
Joseph La Fountaine
16
Edmund P. Neafsey
14
Blanks 9
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTH PLYMOUTH DISTRICT
J. Frank Currie 33
Raymond S. Hill
18
Blanks 7
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Louis A. Reardon 40
James F. Shanahan,
27
Blanks 49
FOR SHERIFF, PLYMOUTH COUNTY
Daniel B. Daley 45
Blanks 13
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FOR STATE COMMITTEE, PLYMOUTH DISTRICT Arthur A. Hendricks 28
Blanks 30
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION
Henry J. Pomeroy 34
Daniel T. Sullivan
37
Blanks 45
FOR TOWN COMMITTEE
Henry J. Pomeroy 36
Margaret M. Kent
40
Grace G. Keenan 40
Thomas Luddy
35
Daniel T. Sullivan
36
Dennis E. Drislane
39
Jennie M. Sullivan
35
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Walter D. Crowley
37
REPUBLICAN PARTY
FOR GOVERNOR
Walter E. Brownell 12
Frank A. Goodwin
515
E. Mark Sullivan 3
270
William Sterling Youngman
Blanks 81
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Gaspar G. Bacon 357
Chester I. Campbell 360
Blanks 164
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FOR SECRETARY
Frederic W. Cook 655 Blanks 226
FOR TREASURER
Francis Prescott
550
Max Ulin
97
Blanks
234
FOR AUDITOR
Emerson Johnson Coldwell
191
Alonzo B. Cook
478
Blanks 212
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Joseph E. Warner
670
Blanks 211
FOR CONGRESSMAN, FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
Charles L. Gifford
633
Blanks 248
FOR COUNCILLOR, FIRST DISTRICT
Edmund Cote 485
Joseph R. Glennon
116
John T. Mahoney
54
Blanks 226
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FOR SENATOR
Frank E. Barrows
71
Frank W. Eaton
171
John Holmes
176
Michael J. McCarthy 85
Charles G. Miles
239
Blanks 139
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTH PLYMOUTH DISTRICT
William F. Churchill
62
Lester R. Fisher
45
Orvis F. Kinney
763
Blanks 11
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, PLYMOUTH COUNTY
Frederic T. Bailey
295
Harold D. Bent 424
Elroy S. Thompson 296
Oscar E. Young 190
Blanks 557
FOR SHERIFF, PLYMOUTH COUNTY
Charles H. Robbins
642
Blanks 239
STATE COMMITTEE, PLYMOUTH DISTRICT
Fred D, Rowe 543
Blanks 338
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION
Edward H. Crocker 677
Lulu B. Gardner 608
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Alice M. Dean Fealton C. Perkins William G. May Blanks
600
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TOWN COMMITTEE
Albert C. Snow
628
Warren P. Laughton
679
James A. Hemenway
621
Sarah H. Richards
602
Faelton C. Perkins
609
Lulu B. Gardner
609
Jane T. Dunbar
602
Howard B. Wilbur
610
Mary H. Pratt
601
Alice M. Dean
605
Elmer Howard
1
Blanks
2,643
SPECIAL PRIMARY, OCTOBER 25, 1932
FOR NOMINATIONS OF CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY TREASURER
REPUBLICAN PARTY
William H. Armstrong
0
Henry W. Barnes
1
Avis A. Ewell
47
Knowlton B. Holmes
2
E. Leroy Lane
0
28
Robert F. Schindler
12
Philip L. Schuyler Chester T. Swanson
2
Elroy S. Thompson
20 47
Harry S. Torry Blanks
1
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Albert C. Snow
1
Blanks
0
STATE ELECTION, NOV. 8, 1932
Whole number of ballots cast, 1,304.
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT
Foster and Ford
9
Hoover and Curtis
940
Reynolds and Aiker
0
Roosevelt and Garner
309
Thomas and Nauver
20
Upshaw and Regan
1
Blanks 25
FOR GOVERNOR
John Ballom
10
Joseph B. Ely
318
Alfred Baker Lewis
11
Charles S. Oram
0
William S. Youngman
927
Blanks 38
1
1
:
29
FOR LIEUTENENT-GOVERNOR
Gasper G. Bacon
933
Morris I. Becker
7
James W. Dawson
10
Walter S. Hutchins
17
John H. Swift
265
Blanks
72
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
John F. Buckley
218
Frederic W. Cook
960
Albert S. Coolidge
26
Max Lerner
10
Albert Waterman
3
Blanks
87
FOR TREASURER
Dominick A. Digivolamo
5
Eva Hoffman
15
Charles Hurley
265
Francis Prescott
904
Glen Trumble
20
Blanks
95
FOR AUDITOR
Jule Babbitt
7
Daniel T. Blessington
5
Alonzo B. Cook
942
Daniel A. Eisenberg
8
Francis X. Hurley
248
Blanks
94
30
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
John B. Buckley
224
Maria C. Correia
11
Fred E. Ollcher
1
George E. Roewer
15
William R. Scharton
1
Joseph E. Warner
964
Blanks 88
FOR CONGRESSMAN
Thomas H. Buckley
245
Charles L. Gifford
931
Jacob Minkin
19
Blanks
109
FOR COUNCILLOR
Edmund Cote 941
Philip J. Russell
221
Blanks 142
FOR STATE SENATOR
Charles G. Miles 942
Edward P. Neafsey
261
Blanks 101
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
J. Frank Currie 178
Orvis F. Kinney
1072
Blanks 54
31
TWO FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Frederick T. Bailey
791
Harold D. Bent
864
Louis A. Reardon 168
James F. Shanahan
169
Blanks
616
FOR COUNTY SHERIFF
Daniel Daly
232
Charles H. Robbins
958
Blanks
114
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
Theodore E. Andrews
245
Avis A. Ewell
932
Blanks
127
QUESTION NO. 1 Law Proposed by Initiative Petition- Chiropractic
Yes 317
No
474
Blanks 513
QUESTION NO. 2 Law Proposed by Initiative Petition- Pre Primary Convention
Yes 370
No
256
Blanks 678
QUESTION NO. 3 Proposed Amendment to the Constitu- tion of the United States, relative Expiring Terms
Yes 617 No
149
Blanks
538
32
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING, NOV. 19, 1932
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