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C. In the case that a single or two family house is constructed in this district the minimum area and set back requirements as specified for the General Resi- dence District shall be required.
D. Distances less than those set forth in paragraphs B and C of this section, but not less than those required by the Building By-Laws or other provisions of law, may be used in specific cases where because of difficul- ties of construction the Selectmen may give permission
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for such less distances, such permission being obtained in the manner set forth in Section # 16.
(Inserted at the request of the Planning Board)
Article 52. To see if the Town will amend Sections 2 and 3 of its Zoning By-Laws by striking out Paragraph (a) of Section 2 as it now reads and inserting in place thereof the following new paragraph: (a) Any industry, trade, manufacturing or commercial purpose, or any private or public use which would be injurious, obnoxious, or offensive to a neighborhood, by reason of noise, vibration, smoke, cin- ders, odor, gas, fumes, dust, chemicals, or other objection- able feature or dangerous to a neighborhood through fire, explosion or for any other cause; and by striking out Para- graph (a) of Section 3 as it now reads and inserting in place thereof the following new paragraph: (a) Any in- dustry, trade or commercial purpose, or any private or pub- lic use which would be injurious, obnoxious or offensive to a neighborhood, by reason of noise, vibration, smoke, cin- ders, odor, gas, fumes, dust, chemicals, or other objection- able feature or dangerous to a neighborhood through fire, explosion or for any other cause.
(Inserted at the request of more than ten (10) registered voters)
Article 53. To see if the Town will vote to alter its Zoning By-Law and Map therein referred to so as to change the area bounded and described in the following from a Single Residence District to a new district to be known as Residence C District. The Zoning By-Law to be changed by adding this new district as shown in detail in the follow- ing description of area :
Beginning at a point on the westerly side of Mystic Street said point being 39.36 feet northerly from the stone bound at the angle point in the westerly side line of Mystic Street opposite Farrington Street, thence southwesterly by lot 47 and 50 a distance of 194.04 feet to a stone bound at
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the division line between lots 50, and 51A; thence north- westerly by lots #51A and 52A, 53, 54, 55 and 56 Richfield Road a distance of 390.06 feet to a stone bound at the divi- sion line between lots 56 and 28; thence continuing north- westerly by lots 28, 27, 26, 25, 24, 23 and 22 Richfield Road a distance of 585.17 feet to a stone bound on the southeast- erly division line of land now or formerly of John J. Mc- Hugh et al; thence continuing northwesterly by said land now or formerly of John J. McHugh et al a distance of 936.20 feet to the division line between said land now or formerly of John J. McHugh et al and lot 52 on Brattle Avenue; thence continuing northwesterly by lots 52, 51, 50, 49 and 48 Brattle Avenue a distance of 133 feet more or less to land now or formerly of John Gomatoes et al; thence northeasterly by said land now or formerly of John Gomatoes et al, a distance of 1262 feet more or less to an angle point; thence southeasterly by said land now or formerly of John Gomatoes et al a distance of 608 feet more or less to an angle point at land now or formerly of Daisy A. Crosby; thence continuing southeasterly by said land now or formerly of Daisy A. Crosby a distance of 425 feet more or less to land now or formerly of John Blevins; thence southwesterly by said land now or formerly of John Blevins a distance of 119.5 feet to an angle point; thence southeasterly by said land now or formerly of John Blevins a distance of 121.56 feet to the westerly side line of Mystic Street; thence southwesterly on said westerly side line of Mystic Street on a curve to the right with a radius of 1538.55 feet a distance of 54.32 feet to a point of tangency in said westerly side line of Mystic Street ; thence continuing southwesterly on said westerly side line of Mystic Street a distance of 518.11 feet to a point of curve in said westerly side line of Mystic Street; thence continuing southwesterly on said westerly side line of Mystic Street on a curve to the left with a radius of 484.0 feet a distance of 219.0 feet to a point of tangency in said westerly side line of Mystic Street ; thence continuing southwesterly on said westerly side line of Mystic Street a distance of 308.09 feet to the point of beginning containing 1,844,695 sq. ft. more or less.
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PROPOSED BY-LAW CHANGES
SECTION #1 ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS
In the third line of this paragraph change the words "districts of six classes to be known as" to "the fol- lowing districts" and add to the latter part of this para- graph the words "Residence C districts", so that this portion of the paragraph will then read as follows; "For the purposes of this by-law, the Town of Arling- ton is hereby divided into the following districts :
Single residence districts
General residence districts
Residence C districts
Semi-Residence districts
Business districts Industrial districts
Unrestricted districts
SECTION # 3 Incorporate in the Zoning by-law an additional section to be known as Section 3B, Residence C districts.
In the residence C districts, no new building or part thereof shall be constructed or used and no building or part thereof shall be altered, enlarged, reconstructed or used, for
(a) Any industry, trade, manufacturing or commer- cial purpose
(b) Any purpose except one or more of the following :
1. Dwellings designed to have not more than eight rentable suites.
2. Such accessory purposes as are customary or usual in connection with any of the foregoing purposes speci- fied in this Paragraph (b) and are incidental thereto, including a private garage and a private stable.
(c) Provided, however, that if permission of the Se- lectmen is obtained in the manner provided in Section
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16, buildings may be constructed, altered, enlarged or reconstructed, and used for one or more of the follow- ing purposes ;
(a) Public or semi-public institution of a philan- thropic, charitable or religious character, hospital, sani- tarium, or other medical institution, but not a correc- tional institution or place of detention.
(b) Such accessory purposes as are customary or usual in connection with any of the foregoing purposes and are incidental, thereto, but not for any industry, trade, manufacturing or commercial purpose.
HEIGHT-Section 9. Add to this line the words "Residence C District" so that it will then read :
Section 9. Single Residence, General Residence, Resi- dence C, and Semi-Residence Districts.
Paragraph A. Add at the end of paragraph A the fol- lowing :
"In the Residence C Districts no building shall be con- structed, altered, enlarged, reconstructed or raised up so as to contain more than two stories, or so as to ex- ceed a height of thirty-five feet except as otherwise provided in this Section."
AREA-Add a new section to be known as Section 12-B. This section will then read.
SECTION #12-B Residence C Districts.
A. In the Residence C Districts, no building or build- ings including garages shall be constructed, altered, enlarged, reconstructed or moved unless there be pro- vided for each such building at least three (3) square feet of open unoccupied space for each one (1) square feet of gross floor area of the building. The gross floor area shall be deemed the sum of the areas of horizon- tal sections through each story of all parts of the build- ing used for residence, exclusive of basement. In com- puting gross floor area, the area of horizontal sections
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shall be that area enclosed by the outside faces of all exterior walls. Interior courts and open passageways may be deducted from this figure.
B. No part of any building measured between the out- side face of nearest foundation or pier and the lot line except uncovered steps, shall be constructed, altered, enlarged, reconstructed or moved, so as to be less than twenty-five (25) feet from any street lines, or less than fifteen (15) feet from the line of any adjoining lot or nearer than thirty (30) feet to any other building on the same lot.
C. Distances less than those set forth in paragraph B of this section, but not less than those required by the Building By-Laws or other provisions of law, may be used in specific cases where because of difficulties of construction the Selectmen may give permission for such less distances, such permission being obtained in the manner set forth in Section #16.
Section 17-A. Add between sections 17 and 18 a new section to be known as Section 17-A. Special Restric- tions-
A. In the Residence C districts, all buildings must be of second class construction except where the build- ing law requires them to be of first class. All buildings must be so designed that each group of two suites shall be separated by a fire-wall if of second class construc- tion. No building in Residence C districts may have more than three such fire-walls.
B. In the Residence C districts, no basement or other part of a building with a floor level more than four (4) feet below the finished grade immediately adjacent may be used for dwelling purposes.
C. In the Residence C districts no pent house shall be used for dwelling purposes.
D. In the Residence C districts, at least one garage
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or private parking space must be provided for each family, but no garage may be attached to or otherwise made a part of any dwelling.
E. In the Residence C districts any road and its side- walks shall have the approval of the Board of Survey. The above roads and sidewalks as well as all sewer, water, hydrants and drainage mains shall be installed at the expense of the developer according to the Town's specifications.
The above facilities shall be completed before the final approval of any building for occupancy shall be granted. F. All land included in a Residence C district shall be used in accordance with the restrictions for that dis- trict and if after completion of one or more group houses the owner wishes to sub-divide the remainder this part must be re-zoned as provided in Section #22 -Amendment and Repeal of the Zoning By-Law of the Town.
(Inserted at the request of more than ten (10) registered voters)
Article 54. To see if the Town will construct a build- ing to be used as a public field house upon land of the Town known as the Arlington Heights Playground adjacent to the Boston & Maine Railroad; determine in what manner the money shall be raised; or take any action relating thereto.
(Inserted at the request of more than ten (10) registered voters)
Article 55. To see if the Town will appoint a com- mittee to consider the amendment, alteration, repeal or re- vision of, or addition to Article 15 of the By-laws of the Town of Arlington, particularly with reference to that por- tion of said By-law relating to Tenement Houses, Apart- ment Houses,. Hotels and Lodging Houses or other portions relating thereto, and to report a draft of any such changes at the next Annual Town Meeting; and that the sum of $200. be and hereby is appropriated for the use of said com- mittee; said sum to be raised by general tax.
(Inserted at the request of more than ten (10) registered voters)
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Article 56. To see if the town will appropriate the sum of four hundred dollars ($400.00) to be expended under the direction of the Board of Selectmen, for the purpose of providing suitable headquarters for Arlington Post 1775, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, in accord- ance with Chapter 40, Section 9, under the General Laws of Massachusetts, said sum to be raised by general tax.
(Inserted at the request of more than ten (10) registered voters)
Article 57. To see if the Town will construct a build- ing or buildings to be used for the purposes of the Board of Public Works and any other Town boards, officers, or committees, for use as a Reclamation plant or for the dis- posal of rubbish and waste materials or for any municipal purpose or purposes, upon land of the Town known as the Town Yard at Hobbs Court or upon any other land; will alter or add to the present building or buildings on said land; make an appropriation or appropriations for such construction, including the cost of original equipment and furnishings, and for such alterations and additions; deter- mine in what manner the money shall be raised and ex- pended; or take any action relating to all or any of the foregoing.
(Inserted at the request of the Committee Investigating Disposal of Ashes, Rubbish & Offal)
Article 58. To see if the Town will acquire by pur- chase, eminent domain or otherwise for the disposal of ashes, refuse and rubbish or for any other municipal pur- pose any land within the Town or any interest in any such land; will make an appropriation for such acquisition; de- termine in what manner the money shall be raised and ex- pended; or take any action relating to anything herein- before mentioned.
(Inserted at the request of the Board of Public Works)
And you will notify and warn the voters of the Town of Arlington to meet at the time and place herein specified by leaving at every dwelling house in the Town a printed
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copy of this Warrant, and also by posting a copy of the same at the doors of the Town Hall, and in a conspicuous place in each of the fourteen precincts of the Town, seven days at least prior to the time of said meeting.
Hereof, fail not, and make due return of this Warrant, with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, on or before said day and hour of meeting.
Given under our hands, at said Arlington, this thir- teenth day of February, in the year of our Lord one thou- sand nine hundred and thirty-nine.
ERNEST W. DAVIS, HAROLD M. ESTABROOK, Majority of the Board of Select- men of the Town of Arlington
CONSTABLE'S RETURN
Arlington, Mass., March 3, 1939.
Middlesex County :
By virtue of this warrant I have notified and warned the legal voters of the Town of Arlington to meet at the times and places and for the purposes herein named by causing a printed attested copy of the same to be left at every dwelling house in the Town, and by posting an at- tested copy at the doors of the Town Hall seven days at least before said day of meeting and by posting attested copies in two or more conspicuous places in each voting precinct in the Town. A notice of the times, places and objects of the meetings was published in the local papers.
(Signed) JAMES J. GOLDEN, Jr.,
Constable, Town of Arlington, Mass.
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Arlington, March 6, 1939.
In pursuance of the foregoing Warrant the legal voters of the Town of Arlington met in their respective voting places in said Town on Monday, the sixth day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine at seven o'clock in the forenoon.
The following places were designated as the voting places for the various precincts.
Precinct One, in the Crosby School Building, entrance on Winter Street; Precincts Two and Four, in the Hardy School Building, entrance Lake Street; Precincts Three and Five, in the Junior High School Building East, entrance on Tufts Street ; Precincts Six and Eight, in the Town Hall ; Precincts Seven and Nine, in the Russell School Building; Precinct Seven, entrance on Medford Street; Precinct Nine, entrance on Mystic Street; Precincts Ten and Twelve, in the Cutter School Building, entrance on Robbins Road ; Pre- cinct Eleven, in the Highland Hose House, entrance on Mas- sachusetts Avenue; Precinct Thirteen, in the Peirce School Building, entrance on Park Avenue North, Heights; Pre- cinct Fourteen, in the Locke School Building, entrance on Park Avenue, Heights.
The following election officers having been duly ap- pointed by the selectmen, and sworn to the faithful per- formance of their duties, were assigned for duty at the various precincts as follows :
Precinct 1. John S. Kelley, Warden, 27 Cleveland St., Ruth M. Kelley, Clerk, 30 Cleveland St., Jennie G. Marker, Inspector, 30 Marathon St., Marion K. Keefe, Inspector, 11 Teel St., Doris D. Slade, Inspector, 23 Cleveland St., Ethel G. Kinney, Inspector, 12 Windsor St., Bertha V. Pichette, Teller, 48 Broadway, Ellen J. Collins, Teller, 21 Cleveland St., H. Joseph Medeiros, Teller, 84 Trowbridge St., Edith L. Donaldson, Teller, 29 Cleveland St.
Extra Election Officers: Jeannette M. Kimball, 56
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Cleveland St., Charles B. Crowley, 41 Teel St., John E. Swensen, 10 Teel St. Pl., James H. Nally, 21 Cleveland St.
Precinct 2. Judson F. Easton, Warden, 62 Melrose St., Raymond H. Elden, Clerk, 85 Egerton Rd., Ivan E. Fales, Inspector, 57 Fairmont St., Robert M. D'Unger, Inspector, 92 Egerton Rd., Flora B. Hudson, Inspector, 42 Varnum St., Elizabeth M. Dobbs, Teller, 45 Melrose St., Charles R. Davieau, Teller, 15 Lafayette St., Mary E. Tremblay, Teller, 48 Fairmont St., Mary S. Keefe, Teller, 53 Fairmont St., Bernard J. Hart, 94 Thorndike St.
Precinct 3. David T. Dale, Warden, 280 Broadway, George H. Peirce, Clerk, 9 Palmer St., Carrie M. Fowle, Inspector, 11 Wyman St., Elizabeth Cain, Inspector, 19 Avon Place, Gertrude M. Kelly, Inspector, 5 Swan St., Roy J. Impey, Inspector, 18 Trowbridge St., Mabel F. Evans, Teller, 260 Broadway, Julia C. Campbell, Teller, 107 Graf- ton St., Henry J. Pierce, Teller, 45 Grafton St.
Extra Election Officers: Harry W. Marden, 11 Wyman St., James H. Young, 103 Grafton St.
Precinct 4. Frederick R. Buckley, Warden, 36 Pond- view Rd., William H. Fitzgerald, Clerk, 165 Brooks Ave., Laura M. Barry, Inspector, 35 Orvis Rd., Daniel J. Maho- ney, Inspector, 70 Mary St., Gladys S. Fitch, Inspector, 66 Freeman St., Grant M. Rogers, Inspector, 286 Mass. Ave., Albert J. Fuller, Teller, 83 Lake St., Peter Pearson, Teller, 49 Lake St., Carl F. Huckins, Sr., Teller, 36 Pondview Rd., Loner L. Lewis, Teller, 56 Newcomb St., Thomas J. Drinan, Teller, 138 Lake St., Mary L. Cashman, Teller, 25 Alfred Rd.
Extra Election Officer : James J. Caraher, 33 Mary St.
Precinct 5. Edward D. McCarthy, Warden, 28 Exeter St., Harold C. Kelley, Clerk, 41 Dartmouth St., Arthur F. Coughlin, Inspector, 38 Bowdoin St., Joseph M. Keohane, Inspector, 4 Park St., William P. O'Connor, Inspector, 15 River St., Martin J. Walsh, Inspector, 37 Cornell St., Thomas J. Green, Teller, 93 Warren St., Agnes T. Flynn, Teller, 46 Park St., Mary G. McCaffrey, Teller, 40 Hilton
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St., Mary A. Clifford, Teller, 16 Cornell St., John B. Half- yard, Teller, 24 Dartmouth St., Priscilla W. Moore, Teller, 53 River St.
Precinct 6. Roger W. Homer, Warden, 25 Addison St., Harold A. Gleason, Clerk, 15 Wellington St., Walter S. Cooledge, Jr., Inspector, 8 Devereaux St., Henry E. Tynan, Inspector, 8 Pond Terrace, Joseph F. H. Ochs, Inspector, 16 Swan Place, Therese N. Turner, Inspector, 130 Jason St., Walter D. Kidder, Teller, 37A Wellington St., Anna F. Power, Teller, 10 Whittemore St., George B. C. Rugg, Teller, 44 Kensington Rd., Matthew F. Canavan, Teller, 11 Moore Place, Edgar T. Chester, Teller, 21 Oak Knoll.
Extra Election Officers: Robert L. Moore, 172 Jason St., Alice C. Perham, 19 Wellington St., William Cunnane, 30 Addison St., Philip W. Alsen, 30 Swan Place, William E. Cronin, 10 Avon Place.
Precinct 7. George T. Daly, Warden, 180 Palmer St., Joseph J. Duffey, Clerk, 93 Medford St., William F. Bench, Inspector, 145 Franklin St., Philip T. Robinson, Inspector, 5 Webster St., Joseph Donahue, Inspector, 129 Warren St., Yvette R. Sullivan, Inspector, 51 Webster St., Theodore D. Gallucci, Inspector, 9 Webster St., Anna Collins, Teller, 11 Webster St., J. Edward McCarthy, Teller, 96 Franklin St.
Extra Election Officers: Estelle R. Nicholson, 48 Web- ster St., Mabel G. Robinson, 14a Webster St., Edward E. Northrup, 475 Mass. Ave., Anne G. Moynihan, 111 Franklin St., Nellie A. Crowley, 101 Franklin St.
Precinct 8. Jack J. Donaldson, Warden, 161 Gray St., John P. Troy, Clerk, 39 Jason St., Hiram W. Colton, In- spector, 92 Churchill Ave., Katherine F. Prout, Inspector, 16 Iroquois Road, Helen B. Titus, Inspector, 101 Irving St., Elizabeth Jenness, Inspector, 83 Bartlett Ave., Mildred E. McCann, Teller, 51 Academy St., Estelle E. Berry, Teller. 79 Jason St., Elizabeth A. Quigley, Teller, 9 Lockeland Ave., Mary V. O'Brien, Teller, 77 Bartlett Ave.
Extra Election Officers: Lida B. Brown, 36 Highland
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Ave., Esther Quirie, 264 Highland Ave., Zulma L. Simonds, 48 Bartlett Ave., Margaret Watson, 112 Highland Ave.
Precinct 9. Russell T. Hamlet, Warden, 15 Victoria Rd., John G. Kelly, Clerk, 8 Farrington St., Margaret J. MacFarlane, Inspector, 10 Russell St., Ruth C. Turner, In- spector, 24 Draper Ave., Helen M. Zwicker, Inspector, 41 Rangeley Rd., Fred J. Barry, Inspector, 169 Mystic St., Ed- mund L. Curtis, Inspector, 707 Mass. Ave., William W. Matheson, Teller, 21 Central St., William H. McNamara, Jr., Teller, 169 Mystic St., Mary F. Breen, Teller, 14 Court St. Place.
Extra Election Officers: Catharine A. Breen, 42 Rich- field Rd., Katherine Brickley, 70 Mystic St., Ernest Hessel- tine, Jr., 38 Russell St., Harold B. Coburn, 21 Court St.
Precinct 10. Guy W. Beddoes, Warden, 59 Newport St., Thomas C. Clancy, Clerk, 105 Highland Ave., Eliza G. Kirsch, Inspector, 48 Walnut St., Mary F. Powers, Inspec- tor, 24 Orchard Place, Ann D. Casey, Inspector, 18 Alber- marle St., Irene R. MacNaughton, Inspector, 131 Highland Ave., Elizabeth F. Lowell, Teller, 163 Highland Ave., Lottie L. Miller, Teller, 66 Walnut St., John W. Willwerth, Teller, 10 Abermarle St., Katherine T. Bartholomew, 51 Newport St., Teller, Warren J. Guild, Teller, 41 Coolidge Rd.
Extra Election Officers, Katherine Commins, 56 Mount Vernon St., Mary L. Ryan, 132 Wildwood Ave., Margery A. Dale, 18 Gloucester St.
Precinct 11. Chester R. Whitman, Warden, 59 Ronald Rd., George W. Fleming, Clerk, 140 Summer St., Edna E. Farley, Inspector, 210 Mountain Ave., Florence M. Fer- moyle, Inspector, 18 Governor Rd., Ernest L. 'Cooper, In- spector, 18 King St., Maurice A. Cameron, Inspector, 126 Overlook Rd., Roland F. Norton, Teller, 26 Mill St., Robert F. Needham, Teller, 10 Winthrop Rd., John J. A. MacNeil, Teller, 87 Overlook Rd., Dennis J. Hayes, Teller, 39 Pine St.
Extra Election Officers : Anne T. Sheahan, 22 Grove St. Place, Alice F. Macauley, 50 Washington St., Theresa
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M. Cutter, 68 Overlook Rd., Florence M. Boyd, 25 Ronald Rd.
Precinct 12. Conrad W. Mellin, Warden, 29 Fessenden Rd., William J. Bailey, Clerk, 6 Appleton Place, Christine C. Cowie, Inspector, 5 Florence Terrace, Ira L. Spaulding, Inspector, 15 Fountain Rd., Estelle R. Wilson, Inspector, 22 Fessenden Rd., Katherine M. Kerr, Inspector, 12 Har- vard St., Mildred L. Peppard, Teller, 7 Gray Circle, Fred- erick A. Surrette, Teller, 30 Harvard St., Mabel B. Evans, Teller, 50 Ashland St., Julia A. Heron, Teller, 75 Appleton St.
Extra Election Officers : Mae H. Walsh, 27 Surry Rd., Josephine S. Dyer, 45 Oakland Ave., Ralph J. Hunt, 98 Quincy St., Frank C. Fowler, 10 Howard St.
Precinct 13. Ernest Cavicchi, Warden, 1257 Mass. Ave., Adrian H. Robinson, Clerk, 91 Westminster Ave., Frederick B. Fallon, Inspector, 52 Bow St., Sidney C. Hegh, Inspector, 38 Forrest St., Bernard F. Queeney, Inspector, 10 Sunset Rd., Thomas H. Eadie, Inspector, 19 Sunset Rd., W. Arthur Taylor, Teller, 90 Alpine St., Edward A. Curley, Teller, 1261 Mass. Ave., Alice Roper, Teller, 22 Crescent Hill Ave., Hazel E. Miller, Teller, 65 Madison Ave.
Extra Election Officers: Josephine Dacey, 1263 Mass. Ave., Grace M. Mullins, 17 Oakledge St., Edith E. Savage, 68 Westmoreland Ave., John E. Ronbeck, 1245 Mass. Ave., Marie Sweeney, 16 Pierce St.
Precinct 14. Chester C. Eaton, Warden, 14 West St., Esther M. Gaddis, Clerk, 221 Wachusett Ave., John S. Burns, Inspector, 15 Wollaston Ave., Gladys M. Carroll, In- spector, 11 Lorne Rd., Bowman O. Nowell, Inspector, 5 West St., Katherine J. Marshall, Inspector, 65 Hillside Ave., Mary A. Deasy, Teller, 210 Florence Ave., A. Francis Knight, Teller, 11 Tanager St., Lenora A. Scannell, 33 Woodbury St., Teller, William J. Henderson, Teller, 344 Appleton St.
Extra Election Officers : John P. Scannell, 33 Wood- bury St., Grace M. Conway, 54 Hillside Ave., Mary E.
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Waters, 112 Hillside Ave., Arthur E. Burns, 184 Appleton St.
The necessary ballots prepared for each precinct and all other paraphernalia for the proper conduct of the elec- tion was supplied by the Town Clerk and turned over to the officers of the various precincts.
The polls were declared open in each precinct at seven o'clock in the morning and remained open until eight o'clock in the evening at which time, after due notice, they were declared closed.
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