Town of Agawam, Massachusetts annual report 1951-1955, Part 25

Author: Agawam (Mass. : Town)
Publication date: 1951
Publisher: Agawam (Mass. : Town)
Number of Pages: 1034


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Article 11. To see if the Town will vote to transfer the sum of $1,300.00 from available funds to the Police Department to replace a 1951 cruiser, and to authorize the Police Commis- sioners to trade in said car to make up the balance of purchase price. Pass any vote or take any action relative thereto.


Article 12. To transact any other business that may legally come before the meeting.


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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING SEPT. 15, 1952


The meeting convened at the time and place specified, Paul B. Johnson elected moderator pro tempore, a quorum declared present, the call of the warrant read by the Town Clerk and under:


Article 1. Voted unanimously to transfer the sum of $6,000.00 from the Excess and Deficiency Account to South Westfield Street Sewer Construction, said construction to be done under the Betterment Act.


Article 2. Voted unanimously, that this article be amended so that the sum of $14,759.27 be transferred to the Suffield Street Sewer Construction from the following accounts: Mill and Perry Street Sewer, $486.65; Hall Street Sewer, $212.81; Franklin Street Sewer, $1,619.10; Main St. Sewer, $605.14; South Park Terrace Sewer, $675.57; Venturi Meter House Sewer, $2,160.00; and Excess and Deficiency Account, $9,000.00. Said construction to be done under the Betterment Act.


Article 3. Voted to transfer the sum of $490.00 to the Civil Defense Account from the following accounts: Liability Insurance, $154.47; Insurance on Town Vehicles, $244.85; Surety Bonds, $26.00; Main Street Sidewalk, $32.00; Wyman Street Surface Drainage, $21.67; Kensington Street Surface Drainage, $11.01, to make the necessary repairs in the Observa- tion Tower at the airport property located on Silver Street.


Article 4. Voted unanimously to pay the sum of $65.40 for a 1951 hospital bill, from the 1952 appropriation for Wel- fare, General Relief.


Article 5. Voted to transfer the sum of $500.00 to the Addressograph Account from the following accounts: 1951 Springfield Street Sidewalk, $282.58; Ottawa Street Resurfac- ing, $126.00; Bridge Street Sidewalk, West Side, $87.00; Bridge Street Sidewalk, East Side, $4.42; for the cutting of plates.


Article 6. Voted to adopt the redistricting of voting pre- cincts under the authority of General Laws, Chapter 54, Sec- tions 6 and 7 as provided in a report of the Selectmen, filed with the Town Clerk on July 29, 1952. "For Report see next Page."


Article 7. Voted to authorize the Board of Selectmen to


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execute and deliver any and all deeds rectifying and confirming prior deeds from Town of Agawam to purchasers of land in said Town. This vote being for the purpose of correcting errors in prior deeds.


Article 8. Voted to authorize the Agawam Housing Au- thority to construct not more than 32 additional dwelling units on their present site.


Article 9. Voted 72 YES - 13 NO - to amend the Personnel By-Law adopted June 2, 1952, by inserting in Section 8 thereof the following new classification and pay scale there- fore :


Grade S-2-A


Assistant Director of Recreation $35.00 $37.20 $39.40


Also to further amend said by-law by inserting in Grade S-1 a minimum wage of $20.00 per week and Grade S-4 a minimum wage of $42.00 per week.


Article 10. Voted to pass over.


Article 11. Voted to transfer the sum of $1,300.00 from the Excess and Deficiency Account to the Police Department for the purchase of a cruiser, and the Police Commissioners are hereby authorized to trade in a 1951 cruiser to make up the balance of purchase price.


Article 12. Voted to adjourn at 8:25 P.M. Town Clerk RE - ARTICLE 6 REDISTRICTING OF THE TOWN OF AGAWAM, MASS. EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1953


In accordance with a vote of the Town Meeting of June 2, 1952, under Article 16, we, the Board of Selectmen, hereby sub- mit our report of the redivision of the voting precincts of the Town into five precincts to be known as Precincts 1 to 5 inclusive.


The number of voters registered in each of the five pre- cints for the past town election was as follows:


Precinct 1. - 1395


Precinct 2.


1174


Precinct 3. 891


Precinct 4.


1176


Precinct 5.


1286


Total


5922


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The boundaries of the proposed precincts will be as follows :


Precinct 1. All that portion of the Town included within the following lines: Beginning at the center of the Agawam Bridge, and running thence southwesterly through the center of said Bridge and westerly and southwesterly through the center of Springfield Street to the point of its junction with Letendre Avenue; thence northerly through the center of Letendre Ave- nue to its junction with North Street; thence westerly through the center of said North Street to its intersection with a brook or stream, commonly called White Brook; thence northerly and westerly through the center of said stream to the Westfield River; northeasterly, easterly and southerly by the said West- field River to the place of beginning.


Precinct 2. All that portion of the Town situated westerly of the westerly boundary of Precinct 1 as described, extending from the junction of said White Brook and the Westfield River southerly to the intersection of Letendre Avenue and Springfield Street and running thence southwesterly through the center of said Springfield Street to its junction with Poplar Street; thence southwesterly through the center of Poplar Street to its junction with Garden Street; thence southeasterly through the center of said Garden Street to its junction with Silver Street; thence easterly through the center of said Silver Street to its intersection with Suffield Street and thence southerly through the center of Suffield Street to the Connecticut State Line.


Precinct 3. All that portion of the Town included within the following lines: Beginning at the point of the intersection of Main Street and Springfield Street and running thence westerly and southwesterly through the center of said Springfield Street to its junction with Poplar Street; thence southwesterly through the center of said Poplar Street to its junction with Garden Street; thence southeasterly through the center of said Garden Street to its junction with Silver Street; thence easterly through the center of said Silver Street to its intersection wtih Suffield Street and thence northerly through the center of Suffield Street to the point of beginning.


Precinct 4. All that portion of the Town lying between the center lines of Suffield Street and Main Street from the point of their intersection to the Connecticut State Line.


Precinct 5. All that portion of the Town lying easterly of Main Street and not included within the limits of the previously described Precincts 1, 2, 3, or 4.


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WARRANT FOR State Primary


COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS


Hampden SS.


To either of the Constables of the Town of Agawam Greeting :


In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of said town who are quali- fied to vote in Primaries to meet in their respective polling places, viz:


Precinct A-Katherine Danahy School Precinct B-Clifford C. Granger School Precinct C-Benjamin J. Phelps School


Tuesday, the Sixteenth Day of September, 1952, at 2:00 P.M. o'clock for the following purposes :


To bring in their votes to the Primary Officers for the Nomination of Candidates of Political Parties for the following offices :


GOVERNOR - for this Commonwealth


LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - for this Commonwealth


SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH - for this Commonwealth


TREASURER AND RECEIVER-GENERAL - for this Com- monwealth


AUDITOR OF THE COMMONWEALTH - for this Com- monwealth


ATTORNEY GENERAL - for this Commonwealth


SENATOR IN CONGRESS - for this Commonwealth


REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS - Second Congression- al District


COUNCILLOR - Eighth Councillor District


SENATOR - Hampden, Hampshire and Berkshire Senatorial District


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2 REPRESENTATIVES IN GENERAL COURT - Eleventh Hampden Representative District


CLERK OF COURTS - Hampden County REGISTER OF DEEDS - Hampden District


COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (2) - Hampden County The polls will be open from 2:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.


Hereof fail not and make return of this warrant with your doings there on at the time and place of said meeting.


Given under our hands this 25th day of August, A. D., 1952.


FREDERICK C. EMERSON EDWARD W. TALMADGE


Selectmen of Agawam


I have served the above warrant as directed by posting attested copies thereof this 25th day of August, 1952.


CHAS. M. ROBINSON


Constable


According to the foregoing warrant, voters assembled in their polling places September 16, 1952


REPORT OF PRECINCT OFFICERS


Prec. A Prec. B Prec. C Total


Box registered at opening of polls .. 000


000


000


000


Box registered at close of polls


.... 286


195


595


1076


Number of ballots found in box


286


195


595


1076


Number of ballots checked on list ..


286


195


595


1076


Number of Democratic ballots


219


90


201


510


Number of Republican ballots


67


105


394


566


RESULT OF COUNTING BALLOTS DEMOCRATIC TICKET


Governor


Prec. A Prec. B Prec. C Total


Paul A. Dever


136


53


128


317


Blanks


83


37


73


193


Lieutenant Governor


Charles F. Jeff Sullivan


105


47


102


254


Thomas B. Brennan


11


2


11


24


Edward C. Carroll


23


6


20


49


Thomas J. Kurey


1


2


5


8


C. Gerald Lucey


18


8


9


35


213


Joseph L. Murphy


33


15


35


83


Blanks


28


10


19


57


Secretary


Edward J. Cronin


167


74


167


408


Blank


52


16


34


102


Treasurer


William R. Conley


2


1


2


5


Cornelius P. Cronin


3


0


5


8


James E. V. Donelan


4


0


1


5


Foster Furcolo


190


83


175


448


John F. Kennedy


10


2


5


17


Jeremiah F. Murphy, Jr.


1


0


1


2


Alexander Francis Sullivan


2


2


3


7


Blanks


7


2


9


18


Auditor


Thomas J. Buckley


171


76


172


419


Blanks


48


14


29


91


Attorney General


Francis E. Kelly


105


45


100


250


Robert T. Capeless


64


32


65


161


George Leary


13


5


8


26


John V. Moran


16


7


18


41


Blanks


21


1


10


32


Senator in Congress


John F. Kennedy


174


74


174


422


Blanks


45


16


27


88


Congressman


Lionel G. Angers


30


18


32


80


Edward P. Boland


102


13


88


233


Frank Hurley


12


7


7


26


J. Frank Murphy


50


16


60


126


Blanks


25


6


14


45


Councillor


Michael W. Albano


25


7


18


47


James L. Bresnahan


5


4


3


12


Daniel B. Buckley


4


0


3


7


Thomas F. Burke


0


2


7


9


Justin G. Cavanaugh


8


2


7


17


Francis M. Collins


49


31


57


137


John Joseph Collins


58


7


20


85


Robert W. Coughlin


3


0


8


11


Edward J. King


3


5


6


14


214


James J. Landers


2


2


2


6


Frank Long


3


1


3


7


Albert L. Mastroianni


29


11


28


68


John Norman McLean


0


0


1


1


John J. Moriarty


3


1


14


18


Charles V. Ryan, Jr.


6


6


10


22


Luke F. Ryan


6


1


0


7


George A. Smyrl


7


3


3


13


John T. Quirk, Jr.


2


4


2


8


Blanks


6


6


9


21


Senator


(Hampden, Hampshire and Berkshire)


John E. O'Connell


61


23


57


141


John J. Riordan


135


61


122


318


Blanks


23


6


22


51


Representatives in General Court


Gerald A. Grucci


166


58


151


375


F. M. Collins


2


4


6


Blanks


270


118


251


639


Clerk of Courts


John F. Hennessy


36


12


32


80


Daniel E. Lynch


48


26


72


146


Edward G. Shea


109


40


80


229


Blanks


26


12


17


55


Register of Deeds


James F. Barrett


23


18


15


56


Frederick T. Burns


22


9


32


63


Joseph E. Kennedy


71


19


43


133


John Pierce Lynch


81


42


103


226


Blanks


22


2


8


32


County Commissioners


William F. Stapleton


133


56


126


315


Ralph P. Walsh


130


45


117


292


James R. McQueen


58


27


75


160


Blanks


117


52


84


253


Rent Control


Yes


215


RESULT OF COUNTING BALLOTS REPUBLICAN TICKET


Governor


Christian A. Herter


62


100


388


550


Blanks


5


5


6


16


Lieutenant Governor


Sumner G. Whittier


61


102


390


553


Blanks


6


3


4


13


Secretary


Beatrice Hancock Mullaney ....


57


101


386


544


Blanks


10


4


8


22


Treasurer


Fred J. Burrell


31


65


241


217


Roy Charles Papalia


30


39


148


217


Blanks


6


1


5


12


Auditor


David J. Mintz


58


101


384


543


Blanks


9


4


10


23


Attorney General


George Fingold


59


102


385


546


Blanks


8


3


9


20


Senator in Congress


Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.


61


102


390


553


Blanks


6


3


4


13


Congressman


Troy T. Murray


61


99


367


527


Blanks


6


6


27


39


Councillor


J. Albin Anderson, Jr.


44


57


173


274


Bruce Crane


18


40


207


265


Chester J. Szetela


0


7


12


19


Blanks


5


1


2


8


Senator


(Hampden, Hampshire and Berkshire Districts)


Ralph Lerche


62


101


386


549


Blanks


5


4


8


17


216


Representatives in General Court


William A. Cowing


57


90


354


501


George W. Porter


62


90


373


525


Blanks


15


30


61


106


Clerk of Courts


Lewis A. Twitchell


57


100


377


534


Blanks


10


5


17


32


Register of Deeds


Elliott K. Baker


16


22


93


131


Henry E. Churchill


6


19


62


87


Honore Savaria


23


33


93


149


Leland A. Stone


16


28


137


181


Blanks


6


3


9


18


County Commissioners


Lewis H. Aldrich


57


100


379


536


Raymond H. Bourbeau


56


87


356


499


Blanks


21


23


53


97


Rent Control


Yes


190


117


279


586


No


52


55


153


260


Blanks


44


23


163


230


WARRANT FOR


National and State Election


COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS


Hampden SS.


To either of the Constables in the Town of Agawam in said County


Greetings :


In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereby directed to warn and notify the inhabitants in the Town of Agawam qualified to vote in elections, to meet in their respective polling places, viz:


Precinct A-Katherine G. Danahy School Precinct B-Clifford M. Granger School


Precinct C-Benjamin J. Phelps School


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on Tuesday the Fourth day of November next at eight o'clock A.M., then and there to bring in their ballots for election of :


Electors of President and Vice-President of the United States; Governor; Lieutenant Governor; Secretary; Treasurer; Auditor; Attorney General; Senator in Congress; Representa- tive in Congress, (Second District) ; Councillor, (Eighth Dis- trict) ; Senator, (Hampden, Hampshire and Berkshire Districts) ; Two Representatives in General Court, (Eleventh Hampden District) ; Two County Commissioners, (Hampden County) ; also upon the same ballot bring in their votes "Yes" or "No" to the following questions :


A. Shall licenses be granted in this city (or town) for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages (whiskey, rum, gin, malt beverages, wines and all other alcoholic beverages) ? YES- NO-


B. Shall licenses be granted in this city (or town) for the sale therein of wines and malt beverages (wines and beer, ale and all other malt beverages) ? YES- NO- -


C. Shall licenses be granted in this city (or town) for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages in packages, so called, not to be drunk on the premises? YES- NO-


The polls will open at eight o'clock A.M. and will close at eight o'clock P.M.


And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting attested copies thereof in each of the Post Offices of said Town and one in the Riverview Market in North Agawam, seven days at least before the day of election.


Hereof fail not and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk before the day of said election.


Given under our hands this 21st day of October 1952.


FREDERICK C. EMERSON EDWARD W. TALMADGE WILLIAM E. VIGNEAUX Selectmen of Town of Agawam


I have served the above warrant as directed this 22 day of October, 1952.


CHAS. M. ROBINSON Constable


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According to foregoing warrant voters assembled in their polling places on November 4, 1952


REPORT OF PRECINCT OFFICERS


Prec. A Prec. B Prec. C Total


Box registered


1637 1509 2678 5824


RESULT OF COUNTING BALLOTS ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT


Eisenhower and Nixon - Republican


Precinct A. Six Hundred Fifty-Two 652


Precinct B. Eight Hundred Fifty-Nine 859


Precinct C. Eighteen Hundred Eighteen 1818


Total-Thirty-Three Thousand Twenty-Nine 3329


Hallinan and Bass - Peace Progressive


Precinct A. Three


3


Precinct B. Three


3


Precinct C. One


1


Total-Seven 7


Hamblen and Holtwick - Prohibition


Precinct A. None


0


Precinct B. None


0


Precinct C. Two


2


Total-Two 2


Hass and Emery - Socialist Labor


Precinct A. None 0


Precinct B. Two


2


Precinct C. One


1


Total-Three 3


Stevenson and Sparkman - Democratic


Precinct A. Nine Hundred Fifty-Five 955


Precinct B. Six Hundred Eighteen 618


Precinct C. Eight Hundred Twenty-Nine 829


Total-Two Thousand Four Hundred Two 2402


219


Blanks


27


Precinct A. Twenty-Seven


Precinct B. Twenty-Seven 27


Precinct C. Twenty-Seven 27


Total-Eighty-One 81


GOVERNOR


Paul A. Dever - Democratic


Precinct A. Nine Hundred Fifty-Five 955


Precinct B. Six Hundred Twenty-Three 623


Precinct C. Eight Hundred Sixty-Two 862


Total-Two Thousand Four Hundred Forty 2440


Christian A. Herter - Republican


Precinct A. Six Hundred Thirty 630


Precinct B. Eight Hundred Forty-Five 845


Precinct C. Seventeen Hundred Fifty-Five. 1755


Total-Thirty-Two Hundred Thirty 3230


Lawrence Gilfedder - Socialist Labor


Precinct A. Two 2


Precinct B. Four 4


Precinct C. Four


4


Total-Ten 10


Florence H. Luscomb - Peace Progressive


Precinct A. Six 6


Precinct B. Four


4


Precinct C. Six


6


Total-Sixteen 16


Guy S. Williams - Prohibition


Precinct A. Five 5


Precinct B. Four


4


Precinct C. Four


4


Total-Thirteen 13


Blanks


Precinct A. Thirty-Nine 39


Precinct B. Twenty-Nine 29


220


47


Precinct C. Forty-Seven


Total-One Hundred Fifteen 115


LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR


Charles F. Jeff Sullivan, Democratic


Precinct A. Nine Hundred Ninety-One 991


Precinct B. Six Hundred Seventy-One 671


Precinct C. Nine Hundred Eight 908


Total-Twenty Five Hundred Seventy 2570


Sumner G. Whittier, Republican


Precinct A. Five Hundred Eighty-Three 583


Precinct B. Seven Hundred Eighty-Five. 785


Precinct C. Sixteen Hundred Ninety-Eight. 1698


Total-Three Thousand Sixty-Six 3066


William R. Ferry, Prohibition


Precinct A. Three


3


Precinct B. Two


2


Precinct C. Six


6


Total-Eleven 11


Francis A. Votano, Socialist Labor


Precinct A. Nine


9


Precinct B. Five


5


Precinct C. Nine


9


Total-Twenty-Three 23


Blanks


Precinct A. Fifty-One


51


Precinct B. Forty-Six


46


Precinct C. Fifty-Seven


57


Total - One Hundred Fifty-Four 154


SECRETARY


Edward J. Cronin, Democratic 1030


Precinct A. One Thousand Thirty


Precinct B. Six Hundred Seventy-One 671


Precinct C. Nine Hundred Ninety-Eight 998


Total-Twenty-Six Hundred Ninety-Nine. 2699


221


Beatrice Hancock Mullaney, Republican


Precinct A. Five Hundred Twenty 520


Precinct B. Seven Hundred Forty-Seven 747


Precinct C. Fifteen Hundred Eighty-Two 1582


Total-Twenty-Eight Hundred Forty-Nine 2849


Alice M. Ferry, Prohibition


Precinct A. Eleven 11


Precinct B. Seven


7


Precinct C. Nine


9


Total - Twenty-Seven 27


Fred M. Ingersoll, Socialist Labor


Precinct A. Six


6


Precinct B. Four


4


Precinct C. Seven


7


Total - Seventeen 17


Blanks


Precinct A. Seventy- 70


Precinct B Eighty


80


Precinct C. Eighty-Two 82


Total - Two Hundred Thirty-Two 232


TREASURER


Foster Furcolo, Democratic


Precinct A. Twelve Hundred Fifty-Nine 1259


Precinct B. Nine Hundred Seventeen 917


Precinct C. Fourteen Hundred Sixty 1460


Total - Thirty-Six Hundred Thirty-Six 3636


Roy Charles Papalia, Republican


Precinct A. Three Hundred Forty-Eight 348


Precinct B. Five Hundred Forty-Nine 549


Precinct C. Eleven Hundred Seventy-Nine 1179


Total - Twenty Hundred Seventy-One 2071


Henning A. Blomen, Socialist Labor


Precinct A. Four


4


Precinct B. Three 3


222


Precinct C. Three 3


Total - Ten 10


Harold J. Ireland, Prohibition


Precinct A. Three


3


Precinct B. Two


2


Precinct C. Two


2


Total - Seven


Blanks


Precinct A. Twenty-Three 23


Precinct B. Thirty-Eight


38


Precinct C. Thirty-Nine


39


Total - One Hundred 100


AUDITOR


Thomas J. Buckley, Democratic


Precinct A. Ten Hundred Eighty 1080


Precinct B. Seven Hundred Twenty-Six 726


Precinct C. Ten Hundred Seventy-Nine 1079


Total - Twenty-Eight Hundred Eighty-Five 2885


David J. Mintz, Republican


Precinct A. Four Hundred Seventy-Six 476


Precinct B. Seven Hundred One 701


Precinct C. Fifteen Hundred Nineteen 1519


Total - Twenty-Six Hundred Ninety-Six 2696


Anthony Martin, Socialist Labor


Precinct A. Eight


8


Precinct B. Four


4


Precinct C. Six


6


Total - Eighteen 18


Robert A. Simmons, Prohibition


Precinct A. Two


2


Precinct B. One


1


Precinct C. Two


2


Total - Five 5


223


Blanks


Precinct A. Seventy-One 71


Precinct B. Seventy-Seven


77


Precinct C. Seventy-Two 72


Total - Two Hundred Twenty 220


ATTORNEY GENERAL


Francis E. Kelly, Democratic


Precinct A. Ten Hundred Thirty-Four 1034


Precinct B. Seven Hundred Six 706


Precinct C. Nine Hundred Eighty-Three 983


Total - Twenty-Seven Hundred Twenty-Three 2723


George Fingold, Republican


Precinct A. Five Hundred Nineteen 519


Precinct B. Seven Hundred Twenty-Two 722


Precinct C. Sixteen Hundred Twelve 1612


Total - Twenty-Eight Hundred Fifty-Three 2853


Arthur W. Blomen, Socialist Labor


Precinct A. Seven 7


Precinct B. Ten


10


Precinct C. Eight


8


Total - Twenty-Five 25


Howard B. Rand, Prohibition


Precinct A. Three 3


Precinct B. Two


2


Precinct C. Four


1


Total - Nine 9


Blanks


Precinct A. Seventy-Four 74


Precinct B. Sixty-Nine 69


Precinct C. Seventy-One 71


Total - Two Hundred Fourteen 214


224


SENATOR IN CONGRESS


Henry Cabot Lodge, Republican


Precinct A. Five Hundred Ninety-Four 594


Precinct B. Eight Hundred Nineteen 319


Precinct C. Sixteen Hundred Eighty-Three 1683


Total - Thirty Hundred Ninety-Six 3096


John F. Kennedy, Democratic


Precinct A. Nine Hundred Ninety 990


Precinct B. Six Hundred Fifty 650


Precinct C. Nine Hundred Thirty-Eight 938


Total - Twenty-Five Hundred Seventy-Eight 2578


Thelma Ingersoll, Socialist Labor


Precinct A. Six


6


Precinct B. One


1


Precinct C. Three


3


Total - Ten 10)


Mark R. Shaw, Prohibition


Precinct A. One


1


Precinct B. None


0


Precinct C. One


1


Total - Two 2


Blanks


Precinct A. Forty-Six 46


Precinct B. Thirty-Nine 39


Precinct C. Fifty-Three 53


Total - One Hundred Thirty-Eight 138


CONGRESSMAN


Edward P. Boland. Democratic


Precinct A. Ten Hundred Thirty-Five 1035


Precinct B. Seven Hundred Nineteen 719


Precinct (1. Nine Hundred Sixty-Four 964


Total - Twenty-Seven Hundred Eighteen 2718


225


Troy T. Murray, Republican


Precinct A. Five Hundred Fifty-Nine 559


Precinct B. Seven Hundred Forty-Six 746


Precinct C. Sixteen Hundred Sixty-Four 1664


Total - Twenty Nine Hundred Sixty-Nine 2969


Anthony D. Hall, Republican


Precinct A. One 7


Precinct B. Three 3


Precinct C. Three


3


Total - Seven 7


Blanks


Precinct A. Forty-Two 42


Precinct B. Forty-One 41


Precinct C. Forty-Seven 47


Total - One Hundred Thirty


130


COUNCILLOR


Daniel B. Buckley, Democratic


Precinct A. Ten Hundred Fifty-One 1051


Precinct B. Seven Hundred Seventeen 717


Precinct C. Ten Hundred Seventy-Three 1073


Total - Twenty-Eight Hundred Forty-One


2841


Bruce Crane, Republican


Precinct A. Five Hundred One 501


Precinct B. Seven Hundred Twenty 720


Precinct C. Fifteen Hundred Thirty-Eight 1538


Total - Twenty-Seven Hundred Fifty-Nine


2759


Blanks


Precinct A. Eighty-Five 85


Precinct B. Seventy-Two 72


Precinct C. Sixty-Seven 67


Total - Two Hundred Twenty-Four 22-1


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SENATOR-Hampden, Hampshire and Berkshire Districts


Ralph Lerche, Republican


Precinct A. Five Hundred Two 502


Precinct B. Seven Hundred Twenty- Two 722


Precinct C. Fifteen Hundred Seventy-Nine 1579


Total - Twenty-Eight Hundred Three 2803


John J. Riordan, Democratic


Precinct A. Ten Hundred Fifty-Seven 1057


Precinct B. Seven Hundred Seventeen 717


Precinct C. Ten Hundred Thirty-One 1031


Total - Twenty-Eight Hundred Five 2805


Blanks


Precinct A. Seventy-Eight 78


Precinct B. Seventy 70


Precinct C. Sixty-Eight 68


Total - Two Hundred Sixteen 216


REPRESENTATIVES IN GENERAL COURT


William A. Cowing, Republican


Precinct A. Six Hundred Five 605


Precinct B. Seven Hundred Fifty-Two 752


Precinct C. Fifteen Hundred Ninety-Nine 1599


Total - Twenty-Nine Hundred Fifty-Six 2956


George W. Porter, Republican


Precinct A. Eight Hundred Ninety-Nine 899


Precinct B. Nine Hundred Eighty-Two 982


Precinct C. Twenty Hundred Thirteen 2013


Total - Thirty-Eight Hundred Ninety-Four 3894


Gerald R. Grucci, Democratic


Precinct A. Eight Hundred Eighty 880


Precinct . B. Five Hundred Ninety-One 591


Precinct C. Eighty Hundred Three 803


Total - Twenty-Two Hundred Seventy-Four 2274


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Blanks


Precinct A. Eight Hundred Ninety 890


Precinct B. Six Hundred Ninety-Three 693


Precinct C. Nine Hundred Forty-One 941


Total - Twenty-Five Hundred Twenty-Four 2524


CLERK OF COURTS


Lewis A. Twitchell, Republican


Precinct A. Five Hundred Seventy-Nine 579


Precinct B. Seven Hundred Eighty-One 781


Precinct C. Sixteen Hundred Sixty-Three 1663


Total - Thirty Hundred Twenty-Three 3023


Edward G. Shea, Democratic


Precinct A. Nine Hundred Eighty-Five 985


Precinct B. Six Hundred Seventy 670


Precinct C. Nine Hundred Forty-Nine 949


Total - Twenty-Six Hundred Four 2601


Blanks


Precinct A. Seventy-Three 73


Precinct B. Fifty-Eight 58


Precinct C. Sixty-Six 66


Total - One Hundred Ninety-Seven 197


REGISTER OF DEEDS


John Pierce Lynch, Democratic


Precinct A. Ten Hundred Nine 1009


Precinct B. Seven Hundred Six 706


Precinct C. Nine Hundred Seventy-Eight 978


Total - Twenty-Six Hundred Ninety-Three 2693


Leland A. Stone, Republican


Precinct A. Five Hundred Forty-Seven 547


Precinct B. Seven Hundred Thirty-,Six 736


Precinct C. Sixteen Hundred Twenty-Nine 1629


Total - Twenty-Nine Hundred Twelve 2912


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Blanks


Precinct A. Eighty-One 81


Precinct B. Sixty-Seven 67


Precinct C. Seventy-One 71


Total - Two Hundred Nineteen 219


COUNTY COMMISSIONERS


William F. Stapleton, Democratic


Precinct A. Nine Hundred Sixty-Nine 969


Precinct B. Six Hundred Fifty-Four 654


Precinct C. Ten Hundred Ten 1010


Total - Twenty-Six Hundred Thirty-Three 2633


Ralph P. Walsh, Democratic


Precinct A. Nine Hundred Nineteen 919


Precinct B. Six Hundred Twelve 612


Precinct C. Nine Hundred Fifty-Four 954


Total - Twenty-Four Hundred Eighty-Five 2485


Lewis H. Aldrich, Republican


Precinct A. Five Hundred Eight 508




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