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Latedat Boxford this twenty four ith day of October in the year 1873 Ancill Doman ) Selectmen Oliver P. Killam of
Voted
Voted
John KLole Boyford To accept the doings of the Selectmen in widen- ing the road as above recorded. To dissolve the meeting
Ancill Dorman? Town blesk
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1873
At a legal meeting of the Inhabitants of the town of Borford qualified as by the Constitution required to vote in Elections, holden at the Vestry in the second Parish on Tuesday the fourth day of November in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy three, for the purpose of giving in their votes for a Governor Lieutenant Governor, Secretary, Treasurerand
Receiver General, Anditor of Accounts and Attorney General of this Commonwealth; a Councilor for the Fifth District; a Register of Probate and In - solvency; a Senator for the Third Essex District, and a Representative to the next General Court for District No Five: Also for a County Treasurer one County Commissioner; and a Register of Needs for the Southern District of Essex.
The polls were open at fifteen minutes past one o clock and at fifteen minutes hast three it was voted that the polls be closed
The whole number of ballots given in was Seventy two
The whole number of ballots were sorted counted recorded and declaration there of made, as by the Constitution directed, and were for the following persons Viz
For Governor William B. Washburn of Greenfield Fifty one William Gaston of Boston Twenty one
For Lieutenant Governor Thomas Talbot of Billerica Fifty one William LS mith of Springfield Twenty one
For Secretary of State. Oliver Warner of Northampton Fifty one Benjamin J. M ills of Williamston Twenty one
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For Treasurer and Receiver General Charles Adams In. of North Brookfield Fifty one Nathan Clark of Lynn Twenty one
For Auditor of Accounts. Charles Endicott of Canton Fifty one 6. Osgood Morse of Newburyport Twenty one
Jor Attorney General Charles R. Train of Bostono Fifty one Waldo Coburn of Dedham Twenty one
For Councillow Fifth District. Daniel H. Stickney of Groveland, Fifty one Johns Glover of ipswich Twenty one
For County Treasurer Allen W. Dodge of Hamilton Fifty one Daniel B. Lord of Salem Twenty one
For County Commissioner Zachariah Graves of Lynn Forty nine Joseph S. Howe of Nethier Twenty two
For Register of Deeds Essex South District. Ephraim Brown of Salem Fifty one Henry S. Putnam of Salem Twenty one
For Register of Probate and Insolvency. Abner C. Goodale of Salem Fifty one (51) Jonathan Nason of Amesbury Twenty one
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ForSenator Third Essex District, Nathan W. Harmon of Lawrence Fifty H. C. Bacon of Lawrence Twenty one
For Representative to GeneralCourt Fifth Essex District Joseph E. Barley of Georgetown Fortynine Charles W. Jenney of Georgetown Twenty two
Voted
To dissolve the meeting Ancill Dorman down Clerk
Choice of At a meeting of the blocks of the towns of Georgetown, presentation I noveland and Boxford held in the office of the town clerk of Georgetown on Wednesday the fifth day of November A. D. 1873 for the purpose of ascen- tdining the result of the election of a Representa- tive to the General Court for the Fifth Essex Dis- trict, the votes returned by the officers of the said towns were as follows. In Georgetown Joseph E. Bailey of Georgetown had Two hundred and tivo seven
„. One hundred fifty 1
Charles N. Jenney .. George H. Carleton,. Four ", E. S. Daniels " " Three J. G. Elliott 11
one
John Q. Davis
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In Groveland
one
and fourteen Joseph E. Barley of Georgetown had one hundred, J.E. Bailey 11 11
" Twenty two
Charles W. Jenney ". 11
· Eighty four 11
In Boxford
Joseph E. Bailey of Georgetown had Forty nine Charles Il Jenney " "1 Twenty two And it was ascertained that Joseph & Bailey of Georgetown was elected, and certificates were made out accordingly.
Attest
Ancill Dorman {Jown Clerk
1873
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to Gen, Court
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At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Boxford qualified to vote in elections and in town affairs, held in the Vestry in the First Parish in sand town on Monday the second day of March A. D. 1874.
Thomas . DormanEso Moderator
Ancill Dorman Town Clerk
11 Ancill Dorman ?
George W. Chadwick (Selectmen) Israel F. Shofford
Joseph H. Janea Constables Villiano F. Harriman
Voted
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Not to choose Tythingmen To choose five Field Drivers C.C. Stevens Asa Kimball William R. Kimball Field Drivers Andrew- Frame John B. Lake 1
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Henry Newhall. (Pound Charles R. Anderson ) Keepers
Voted "
To take up the fourth article of the warrant Not to accept the provisions of Chapter 158 laws of 1871. in regard to choosing Road Commissioners
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To resume the second article James P. Cleaveland Andrew Frame David M. Cole Cornelius Pearson Samuel P. Peabody
Surveyors
Highways
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1874
Chose
Ephraim & Cole John Hale J. H. Nason S. V. Howe Sammel B. Carleton Charles Perlen John K. Cole
Surveyors
G. M. Twitchell Joseph H. Janes Um R. Kimball
Israel Herrick
Augustus M. Perley I. M. Pearl Samuel Sias
Voted Chose
To choose three France Viewers John K. Cole
- Ephraim F Coole Daniel Gould
Fence Viewers
Voted Chose
To choose ten measures of Wood and Back
Amor Stevens Samuel Bixby John Parkhurst Solomon W. Howe Daniel F. Harriman John Pearl Samuel B. Carleton
Measurers
Ephraim Fr. Cole
William J. Badger Israel Herrick
Word and Back
Voted Chose
To choose twelve Surveyors of Lumber Daniel F. Harriman Jonathan & Porter Surveyors
John Pearl of
Lumber
John Day John Parkhurst
(remainder on next frage)
of
Highways
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Solomon U. Howe Andrew Frame Israel Herrick Stephen A Bixby William Sawyer James Carleton William E. Perley
(see previous page)
Surveyors of Lumber
Voted Chose
To choose two Auditors William E. Killano ( Anditors William H. Wood
Chose
William &. Killam Treasurer
Voted, Chose
To defer the choice of Collector for the present Rev. S. D. Gammel, School Committee for three years
Voted
To adopt the vote of last year in regard to repairs and amendments of Highways which was as follows "That the Selectmen on or before the fifteenth day of April next, apportion to cach Surveyor such part of the amount voted for repairs of Highways as they may think best haring regard as far as may be, to the con- dition of the roads in each Highway District, And it shall be the duty of each surveyor faithfully and econom. ically to expend the sum thus committed to him in making the necessary repairs of Highways within his District.
Voted
That Surveyors of Highways and those under their em - ploy be allowed as follows.
For a man twenty cents per hour- for a yoke of vien twenty cents per hour- for a horse and Horse cart twenty cents per hour - for two Horses and a cart twenty fine cents per hour- for an ox shovel and Plough each fifteen cents per hour-and for an ox cart five cents her hour while employed, on the Highways,
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voted
That one half of the money appropriated for Highway beextended before the first day of fine - three fourths before the first day of July, and the remainder before the first day of September.
Voted
Voted
To accept the report of the Selectmen relative to Guide Posts and Boards. That a new board be put on the Post near f. H. Nasons or the old one repainted as may be thought best,
Voted
Jo accept the Report of the Committee on School Funds (Recorded)
Voted
To accept the Report of the Auditors (Printed)
Voted
To accept the following list of Jurors Horace Berry George B. Austin
Daniel Billy James H. Nason
Richard F. Gurley Isaac b. Day
Solomon W. Howe Nathan K. Fowler
Peter Strout Charles A. Spofford John J. Wood Alonzo &. Henley
Voted
Leveretts Howe JohnL. Killam To sell the Town found in the First Parish to Cafet. Henry Moulton for Fifty Dollars, the said Moulton to furnish a convenient site on his land for a new Pound, and give up to the town the Gate and Posts of the old Pound.
Voted
That the selectmen be a committee to build a new Pound in the First Parish.
Ancill Dorman declined serving on said bom- mitter and John R. Cole was chosen in his stead. That Captain Moulton beadded to this Committee
Voted
Voted
To allow a bill of change presented by Ancill Dor- man for his services as Chairman of the selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Pour the past year 82.57 To cash paid for sundry purposes 19.44
$10201
232 1874 Voted
To allow a bill of charge presented by Oliver P. Killar. for his services as one of the selectmen Assessore and overseers of the Pon the past year $ 39.00
Totid
To allow a bill of charge presented by John K. bole for his services as one of the Selectmen Assessors and Overseers of the Poor the past year $28.50 Alsooto services as one of the Committee on letting out the new Road in West Boxford
Voted
To allow a bill presented by Ancill Dorman for services as Town Clerk the past year $10,00 Jocash paid for sundry purposes 3.62 Jo recording Ve Births Marriages and Deaths 13,50 27.12
voted
To allow a bill presented by Ancill Dorman for services as one of the Committee to let out and see to the working of the newly Highway in the West Paris 6.50
To cash paid for Horse and Wagon ,90
Voted
Voted
7.40 To allow a bill presented by John Pearl for grading road 39.35 To allow a bill presented from M. Griffin of Groveland for Supplies furnished Chandler B. Hardy In 1872. $ 6,50
vated. That the Treasurer and Collector and all others harina bills against the town preser the same to the Selectmen forallowance on or before the eighteenth day of February 1875. present their fille and that the Selectmen to the town for allowance Toraise Twelve Hundred Dollars (1200) for the support of Schools, and that it be divided equally among the several Schools
Voted
Voted
To raise Three Thousand Five Hundred Dollar 80
3500. to defray the necessary charges and expenses of the town.
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1874
Voted
Voted
Jo raise Twelve Hundred Dollars (1200) for repairs and amendments of Highways. That the taxesbe committed to the Collector within three days of the first of September, and that a dis,- count of four percent be allowed on all taxes volunta- vily hard to the Collector before the first day of October and two percent on all paid before the first day of November and thatall taxes be collected before the first day of December 1874.
Voted
That when the roads are encumbered with snow the surveyors be instructed to break them outeight feet wide, and that they allow a man twenty cents per hour, a joke of 0 yen twenty cents per hour and for a horse fifteen cents per hour while er- gaged in such service.
John K. Cole to serve as one of the Committee on
School Funds in place of Sammel Perley (resigned) That the thanks of the town be given to Major Sam- nel Perley for the care and fidelity with which he has discharged the duties of said office for over forty years.
Oliver P. Killam to serve as one of the Committee on School Funds in place of Moses Kimball(resigned) That the thanks of the town be given to Mores Kim- ball for the fidelity with which he has discharge- ed the duties of said office for 28 years.
voted
To refer the matter of erecting a Word house for the use of the School near the second Parish Meeting house to theis chool Committee, with instructions to build forthwith.
Voted Voted
To pass over the twentieth article of the Warrant. To abate the Poll taxes set to George Bruce in Um E. Kil- lam's lists of 1872 and 1873, Also a Poll tax set to Jeremiah Grant in 1872.
Voted Chose Voted
To take wh the second article of the warrant. William E. Killam Collector That this meeting be dissolved Attest Antill Dorman Town Clerk.
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Chose
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At a legal meeting of the Inhabitants of the townto ? Boyfordstratified as by the Constitution requir ed to vote in elections holden in the Vestry in the First Parish on Tuesday the third day of November in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy four for the of giving in their votes for a Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary, Treasurer, Auditor of accounts and Attorney General of this com- monwealth, a Councillor for the fifth Mass. District a Senator for the Third Essex District and a Representative to the next General Court for District No Fire, also a Representative in Congress for District No 6. also for a District Attor- mey a Sheriff. Three Commissioners of insolvency, ne County Commissioner and Two Special Commissioners all on one ballot
The polls were open at fifteen minutes
hast hast twelve o'clock and by vote of the town were closed at fifteen minutes before three o'clock P.M.
The whole number of ballots given in was ninety two
The whole number of ballots were sorted counted recorded and declaration thereof made as by the Constitution directed and were for the following persons Viz
For Governor
Thomas Talbot of Billerica Sixty William Gaston of Boston Twenty nine
For Lieutenant Governor
Horatio G. Knight of Easthampton Sixty two William L. Smith of Springfield Thirty
For Secretary of State Oliver Warner of Northhampton Sixty two Benjamin, F. Mills of Williamstown Thirty
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For Treasurer and Receiver General Charles Adams In of North Brookfield Sixty two Nathan black of Lynn Thirty
For Auditor
Charles Endicott of Canton Sixty two C. Osgood Morse of Newburyport Thirty
For Attorney General
Charles R. Train of Boston Sixty two Waldo Lolburn of Dedham Thirty
For Representative to Congress
Benjamin F. Butter of Gloucester Forty five Charles P. Thompson of Gloucester Thirty Two
For Councillos
Robert Couch of Newburyport Sixty two John S. Glover of Ipswich Thirty
For County Commissioner Joseph Q. Procter of Gloucester Fifty eight Joseph S. Howe of Methuen Thirty one
For Special Commissioners
Aaron Sawyer of Amesbury Fifty eight
Daniel M. Bartlett of Essex Fifty eight Nathaniel Greely of Newburyport Thirty R. W. Burnham of Essex Thirty
For Sheriff Horatio G. Herrick of Lawrence Sixty two Jonathan Nason of Amesbury Thirty 1
For District Attorney
E. J. S herman of Lawrence Sixty Two Jeremiah P. Jones of Georgetown Thirty
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For Commissioners of Insolvency William S. Thompson of Lawrence Sixty two Dean Peabody of Lynn Sixty two Nathaniel I. Holden of Salem Sixty two
Fin Senator District No Three
GeorgeL. Davis of North Andover Sixty two Horace & Bacon of Lawrence Twenty eight
rict.
J'ai Representative to General Court 5"Essex List, Daniel. Hopkinson of Groveland Sixty one Norman Nichols of Groveland Twenty seven
Meeting Dissolved Ancill Doiman } Jon Blesk
broice At a meeting of the blecke of the towns of George- town Groveland and Boxford held in the 1 Representative office of the Town Clerk of Georgetown in Wednes i to day the fourth day of November 1874 for the Gen Court purpose of ascertaining the result of the election of a Representative to the General Court for the Fifth Essex District The votes returned by the officers of the said towns were as follows.
In Georgetown Daniel P. Hopkinson of Groveland One hundred. and eighty Norman Nichols of Groveland one hundred and sixty one In Groveland Daniel P. Hopkinson of Groveland. One hundred and fifty Norman Nichols of Groveland. One hundred and fifty nine. In Boxford Daniel P. Hopkinson of Groveland, Sixty one. Norman Nichols of Groveland. Twenty seven. And it was ascertained that Daniel P. Hopkinsone! Groveland was elected, and certificates were made out accordingly Attest Ancill Dorman } Town Clerk.
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1875.
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Boxford qualified to vote in elections and in town affairs held in the Vestry in the Second Parish in said town on Monday the first day of March A. D. 1895 William R. Kimball Esq. Moderator.
Chose
Ancill Dorman Town blesk swoimby J. S. Sayward Bag
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George W. Chadwick Anall Dorman
selectmeno. fohn K. Cole
11 Joseph & Janes William R. Kimball
}Constables.
Voted
11
Chose
To choose five Field Drivers E. G. Stevens
Valorus V. Moulton William R. Kimball Field Drivers. Andrew Frame Williams Sawyer.
Henry Moulton 2 Pound
William R. Kimball Keepers.
Voted Voted
To take up the 4th Article of the warrant. Not to choose Road Commissioners To resume the 2 nd Article
Isaac Hale Thomas Sawyer. Elbridge Perley Henry A. Joune Samuel P. Peabody Ephraim F. Cole Benjamin F. Barnes
Surveyors
Highways
continued on next page.
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those
Not to choose Tythingmen
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Jonathan &. Porter Solomon W. Howe Samuel B. Carleton George W. Chadwick John K. Gyte George W. Twitchell Caleb ML. Cole Augustus M. Perley John Pearl Reginald D. Foster Israel Herrick Joseph H. Janes
Continuation of
Surveyors of Highways
Voted Chose
To choose three Fence Viewers John K. Cole Ancill Dorman George B. Anstino
Fence Viewers
Voted Chose
To choose ten Measures of Wood and Back. James H. Nason Amos Stevens Samuel Bixby Measurers Solomon W. Howe Israel Herrick John Parkhurst Frank &. Nason s. by W RK. William J. Badger William B. Howe Wood and Back. David M. Cole
Voted Chose
To choose twelve surveyors of Lumber Israel Herrick Solomon W. Howe John Parkhurst William Sawyer Stephen A. Birby Lumber Andrew Frame J.J. Porter
Surveyors
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1875
Daniel Andrews John Pearl John Day James Carleton Paul le . Davis
Continuation of Surveyors of
Lumber
Chose
John S. Sayward Esq & Auditor
Chose
William E. Killam } Treasurer
Voted Chose Voted
To take up the third Article William E. Killam School Committee for 3 years. To accept the Report of the Selectmen relative to Guide Boards.
Chose
William E. Killam a member of the Committee on School Funds in place of Samuel Andrews resigned.
rated
The thanks of the town to Samuel Andrews for his long and faithful service as a member of the Committee on School Funds.
Voted Voted
To accept the Report of the Auditors (Printed) To accept the following list of gurois presented George B. Austin by the Selectmen
Horace Berry John H. Nason
Benjamin F. Barnes Paul &. Davis
Richard F. Gurley
Nathan K. Fowler
Solomon W. Lowe Samuel Sias
Peter Strout Edward Howe John L. Killam
John J. Word Alonzo J. Henley
Voted
To allow a bill of charge presented by Ancill Dorman for his services as Chairman of the Selectmen Assessors and Overseers of the Poor for the year ending March 1, 1875 $87.00
- cash To paid for stationery Express Instices fler Postage & Travel 16.24
$103.24
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Voted
Voted
Joallow a bill of charge presented by Leo. W.Chadwick $ for services as selectman Assessor I Overseer of the Poor for the past year $ 43,00 Jocash hard for Travel Postage & Painting safe. 4.00 47.00 Toallow a bill of charge presented by S. F. Spofford for services as Selectman, Assessor & Overseer of the Poor The past year including cash paid for Guide Brands 20.00 To allow a bill presented by S. M. Greenwood for damages to steran Harness &c occasioned by a defect in the Highway Feb. 28, 1874. $25.00
Voted
Voted
That the Treasurer and Collector and all others. having bills against the town present the sam to the Selectmen for allowance on or before the eighter the day of February 1876, and that the Selectmen presen .. Their bills to the town for allowance
Voted
To raise One Thousand Dollars(1000.) for the sup- port of schools.
Voted
Voted
To raise Three Thousand Dollars (3000,) to defray the necessary charges and expenses of the Town. To raise One Thousand Dollars (vVO.) forrepairs and amendments of Highways -
Voted
That the Selectmen on or before the fifteenth day of April next, apportion to each surveyor of Highway such part of the amount voted for repairs of Highways as they may think best, having regard as far as may be to the condition of the roads in each Highway District, and it shall be the duty of each surveyor faithfully and impartially wochen. the sum thus committed to him in making the necessary repairs of Highways within his District.
Voted.
That Surveyors of Highways and those under their employ be allowed as follows
For a man twenty cents per hour-for a yok of Over twenty cents per hour-for a Horse & House Bart twenty cents per hour- for two houses and a cart twenty five cents per hour.
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1875
Voted
for an ox shovel and Plongli each fifteen cents per hour - and for an ox cart five cents per hour while em ployed on the Highways.
That one half of the money appropriated for Highways be expended before the first day of June three fourthe before the first day of July, and the remainder before the first day of September next.
That the lakes be committed to the Collector within' four days of the first of September, and that a discount of four per cent be hard on all taxes voluntarily hard to the Collector before the first day of October and two per cent on all paid before the first day of November and all taxes are to be collected before the first day of December 1875.
Voted
Voted
That when the roads are encumbered with snow the Surveyors be instructed to break them out eight feet wide. And that they allow for a man and for a yoke of oven each, twenty cents per hour, and for a Horse fifteen cents per hour while employ- ed under their directions in said service. To discontinue The touro way leading from sou theasterly of the house of Mordy Perly to the functions near the residence of J. M. Twitchell, (formerly Moses Gould place) Established 1785) To pass over the remainder of the 18th Article ré- lating to the discontinuance of the Chapman & Dresser roads.
Voted
Voted.
To refer the matter of putting in a Bridgenear the house of James Carleton to the Selectmen with Authority to do as they think best. To pass over the 20th article relative to taking a Valuation of E states.
To abate the Poll tax set to R. B. Anderson in list of 1873. To take up the 6th article Funds To accept the Report of the Committee on School To take up the 2 nd article
William E. Killano Collector of taxes.
To dissolve the Meeting. Attest Ancill Dorman Town Clerk.
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Atalegal meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Boxford qualified to vote in town affairs held in the Vestrin the second Parishon Monday the fourth day of October 1875
Vôtid
Voted
Chose
Voted
William R. Kimball was chosen Moderator That the Selectmen be empowered to fruit in one or two bridges and to round up and gravel the road from near the Soldiers Monument to Porter's Brookso called, That the aforesaid repairs be made on or before the first day of November next. Benjamins. Barnes Auditors in place of William R. Kimball J &.S. Sayward deceased, To accept and allow the widen ing of a road as re - hosted by the Selectmen in words following.
He the Selectmen of the town of Boxford at the request of S. W. Howe and others having complied with the requirements of the law in relation to notifyingthe owners of the land on which we were petitioned to widen a town way have videned the same as follows, 1st Beginning at the corner westerly of the house of Daniel S. Gillis at a stake by the wall one rod south of the Guide Post: thence south 1º east ten rods and six links to a stake; thence south 130 west five rods and nineteen links to a stake, which stake is fine rods from the wall on the easterly side of the road; thence south 150 west seven rocks to a stake by the wall where said course forms a junction with the westerly line of the present road; the east- erly line of the road to remain as before. The whole of this widening being on land of Mra. MelissaP. Batchelder. 2nd Beginning at a stake on the northerly side of Fish Brown six links easterly of the stone work of the Bridge which crosses said Brook below Howie's Mills; thence north 11º east five rods and eight links to a stake; thence worth 470 east fourteen rods
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and fifteen links to a stake by the wall on the easterly side of the present road: the westerly line of the road to remain as before: The whole of this widening being on land of Mrs. Hannah Perley.
And we have assessed and awarded damages to. the owners of the land thus taken as follows. To Mrs Melissa P. Batchelder Thirty five Dollars " Mrs Hannah Perley Twelve Dollars.
And we hereby allow the said owners seven months in which to remove the fence and trees from the land thus taken. And we hereby respectfully report our actions in this case to the tour for its acceptance.
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Dated at Boxford this twenty third day of September in the year 1875. Geo. W. Chadwick Selectmen Ancill Dormano of John T. Coole 1 5
Boford
To accept the proposition of James Carleton for the removal of the Pound in the second Parish which was as follows. If the town will relinquish the present Pound site and materials, to the said tarleton he agrees to give a satisfactory men- site and build a new found as good as the front of the present one was when built provided the tour will furnish the posts. (The foregoing proposition was verbally report ed to the town from Mr. Carleton, by C. R. Ander- son and Um R. Kimball)
That the Selectmero be a Committee to see to carrying out the provisions of the foregoing vote
To dissolve the Meeting Attest Ancill Dorman Town Clerk.
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At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Boxford qualified as by the constitution required to vote in elections, holden in the Vestry in the second Parish on Tuesday the second day of November in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy five, for the purpose of giving in their votes for a Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary Treasurer, Anditor of accounts and Attorney General of this Commonwealth-a Council- lor for the Fifth Mass. District-A Senator for the Third Essex District and a Representative to the next General Court for District No. Five, also for one bounty Commissioner. Allon one ballot
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