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J. P. Whitney-G. A. Harriman I.S. Sias Q.P. Killamo G.S Morse
Chose Henry Moulton Aldin Spofford Sound Keepers.
Chose W. P. Cleaveland & H. Janes Geo. Curtis - Saml A. Frye Israel Herrick- J. Dacy Geo. W. Switchel - W. M. Andrews Marshall P. Whittier John Parkhurst S.A. Bixby-J. S. Dorman- Henry Perley- Chas. Perley-and
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Highwaya.
Annual Meeting 1887.
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374 1887
Chose Geo. Doncty G.B. Austin John J. Word-E. E. Pearl H. M. Spoford
(surveyora Highways
Chose John Parkhurst R. W. Emerson B. S. Barnes. Warren M. Cole Geo. A. Harriman S.W. Houve D.S. Gillis - M. Pearl J. H. Webster - J. J. Word
Measurers
of (wood and Bark- veyors Israel Herrick- John Parkhurst S. W. Howe-J. H. Nason-J. J. Porter Lumber
Chore G.P. Frame - R.W. Emerson
Albert Hovey-W.K. Cole-J.H. Webster
Chose-B. S. Barnes John Parkhurst Vienes J. W. Chadwick Viewees 1
Chose Samal P. Peabody Um R. Kimball
}Auditors.
Chose blows, Perley 2nd Soaler of weights & measures
Chose Israel J. Spoford-School Committee Voted to dispense with Supretendant of schools
Voted- that the School committees, the Selectmen's & all extra bills shall be brought before the town-All other bills to be settled by the selectmen.
Voted to raise 1400,00 for Schools-It is left discretionary with the School committee rather. they will use one hundred and fifty or two hundred dollars of this money for musical
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Voted to raise twenty five hundred dollars for town charges.
voted to raise one thousand dollars for high ways; two hundred dollars of it to be left in the hands of the Selectmen to be used as they think best
Voted that the Selectmen apportion the money to the several surveyors and that the said sur- veyors be directed to expend three fourths of the money assigned them before the first day of July next and the remainder before the first day of September And that they allow foi a man fifteen cents per hour, for a yok of oxen twenty cents per hour for a hoe heart twenty cents fies how. for two horses I can't thirty cents per hour and for a flow, ox shovel Is oxcant, each five cents per hour while used on the highways
Voted- That the manner of breaking out the roads when encumbered with know and the amount to be done in the way of covering with snow, bare spots in the road be left to the discretion of the surveyors and that they shall allow for a man & for a yoke of over each twenty cents per hour and for a pair of horses thirty cents per hour.
Voted That the taxes be committed to the Collector on or before the first day of September next, and that a discount of four per cent be allowed on all taxes hard before the first day of october and two percent on all paid before the first day of November and that all taxes shall be collected before the first day of January 1888.
376 1887
Voted That the schools be supplied with wood from the town farm- same as former years to be paid for out of the School money.
Voted to leave to the selectmen the matter of regulating fishing on the leased fonds,
Voted To allow E. L. Hooper twenty dollars the ensuring year to expand on the road from his house to the road near the house of Andrew Frame-
Voted To divide the money refunded on account of Dog licenses equally between the two Public libraries in the town -
Voted Not to purchase a road machine-
Voted To allow the following bills of charge. Geo. W. Chadwick for services as chairman of the selectmen, assessors and overseers of the Pour the past year 84.00 To preparing displicate valuation list 8.00 To cash haid Justice's fees 3,50
To " " postage 126 1.50
11 Carfase
Stationary 86
Express. $
.15.
Total 99,27 John Parkhurst for services as one of the Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of the Poor the past year . $76,25
W. K. Cole for services as one of the Selectmen Assessors hoverseers of the Pan and as one of the board of Registrars for the past year including cash for Portage & c. 34.900
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377
1887
John S. Dorman and S. A. Birby for bathing snow from the First church to Chas. Things 0 4.00
Voted To accept the following list of names of persons presented by the Selectmen as Jurors,
Geo: 3. Austin Stephen A. Billy
William K. Cole John W. Parkhurst
Walter I. Chadwick
Israel Herrick
James & Whitney Solomon W. Howe
David M. Cole
Henry Perley
Geo. A. Harriman John J. Jwisden
Isaac b. Day
Joseph B. Fisk.
Art 17-
18th
Voted Toaccept the Statute of 1886 introducing precinct voteing-Chap 264- Voted To authorize the Treasurer with the appro- val of the Selectmen to hire such amount of money as may be necessary for the payment of demands upon him in anticipation of the taxes of the ensuring years payable therefrom. Voted not to exempt the Real Estate of the Banker free School from taxation Voted To accept the report of the Auditors-
Voted-On the question shall licenses be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in This town yes, one -. No nineteen. Voted To accept this report of the Selectmen relative to Guide posts and boards. Voted To accept the report of the Committee on School Funds. Voted Jo abate a tax of 7.64. set to William M. Andrews in tax list of 1886- Voted To pass over the 13th × 14th articles or not to adopt them, als the 28 the article Jo D esolve the meeting
Voted
(Attest) B.S. Barnes Joun Clerk-
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See change) northerby Раде 442 1890.
Where as the inhabitants of Boxford qualified to rote in elections, at a legal meeting held March 7th of the current year, voted to accept the provisions of Chapter 264 Acts of 1886, which is An Act to provide for precinct voting in towns"-
In accordance with the requirements of Section first of said Act, the subscribers, the Selectmen of said town of Boxford hereby certify that we have divided the town into two convenient voting precincts as follows, viz:
Beginning at a stone monument at George- town line, near the house of Patten & Metcalf, next westerly there of - thence by the house of Charles A. Stetson, southerly thereof- thence by the house of William K. Cole, southerly thereof to a Stone monument at North Andover line.
And all that portion of Boxford East and sontherly of said line shall be known as the first precinct and that portion west and north- only of the above mentioned line shall be known as the second precinct :-
Given under our hands at Borford this twenty seventh day of April A. D. 1887.
Der. U. Chadwick [selectmen John Parkhurst} of
Stephen A. Bixby ) Boyford.
A true copy Attest, B. S. Barnes, Town Clerk,
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At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Boxford qualified by law to vote in election of town officers-held lect 11th 1887-
Chose George W. Chadwick Moderator
To see if the town will accept the doings of the Selectmen relative to precinct lines in said town, and establish the same - the doings of the Selectmen was read in ofen town meeting I unanimously accepted To act on other business.
Voted that the Town Clerk provide a ballot-box I record books for Precinct voting records- Voted to Desolve the meeting
A trice Copy - Attest B. S. Barnes, Clerk
The Subscribers Selectmen of Boxford in accordance. with the provisions of the Public Statutes Chapter 264 Sec 7th hereby appoint the following named. persons for wardens in the first Precinct in said Town for the terms of one year, James, blearland and John Parkhurst and for blesk of said pre- cinch F. J. Stevens .-
and for the Second precinct, Wardens George W. Chadwick & William K. Cole, and for Clerk of Said precinct James H, Webster Leo W. Chadwick John Parkhurst
Selectmen
Boxford Oct 13 th 1887 Stephen A, Bixby Boxford
A true Copy Attest B.S. Barnes Joun Clerk .-
The above appointed officers have been Sworn to the faithful discharge of their several dirties, before me B. S. Barnes, Town Clerk
Boxford Nov 20/87 Except Mr. W.K. Cole who was Sworn by Edw. E. Pearl Justice of the Peace.
Art 1st 11
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30
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At alegal meeting of the inhabitants of Boxford (in) Precinct No 1) qualified to vote in elections held in the Vestry in the First Parish of said town on Tuesday the eigth day of November A. D. 1887 to give in their votes for-
Governor, Lieutenant Governor Councilor 5th Dis Secretary of the Commonwealth Treasurer and Receiver General, Anditor of the Commonwealth Attorney General, Senator 5th Essex District, Representative in General Court for yth Essen District, and for a bounty Commissioner
All on One ballot. Before opening the Polls the ballot box was opened and shown to be empty and then closed and locked and the key given to Consta- ble Town-
The Polls wer opened 10 oclock The Register set at 0
The Polls wer Closed 2-22 o clock
Register indicated 64 Sixty four Checklist 64 Number of ballots 64-Sixty four
The ballots wer all counted Sorted and Public declaration made thereof in open meeting as the can directs and wer as follows .-
For Governor of the Commonwealth
Oliver Ames of Easton Forty two Henry B. Lovering of Lynn, Thirteen Um H. Earle of Worcester- Nine
Fin Lieutenant Governor John 2 A Brackett of Arlington Forty two Walter E. Cutting of Pittsfield Thirteen John Blackmer of Springfield Nine
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For Secretary of the Commonwealth Henry B. Prince of Abington Forty two John F. Murphey of Lawrence- Thirteen Amos &. Hall of Chelsea- Nine
For Treasurer and Receiver General Alanson W. Beard of Boston Forty two Henry G. Thacker " Yarmouth Thirteen John L. Kilbon " Lee Nine
For Auditor of the Commonwealth
Charles E. Ladd of Springfield Forty two Wan J. Book of Springfield Thirteen Edmund M. Store of Hudson Nine
Fior Attorney General Andrew J. Waterman ,, Pittsfield 42 forty two John . Corcoran " Clinton Thirteen
Allen Coffin of Nantucket Nine
For Senator - Fifth Essex David Walker of Lynn 37 thirty seven Asa J. Newhall". 11 Sixteen William B. Alcott of Boxford Eleven
For Councillor Fifth District Frank D. Allen of Lynn Forty two John H. Cheever, Manchester Thirteen Ezra Woodburn " Salem Nine
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For County Commissioner John W. Raymond of Beverly Forty two George H. Blinn of Salem Thirteen Daniel Worthen of Amesbury Nine
Representative in General Court Essex 7th District WilliamA. Butter of Georgetown Thirty eight- Edwin S. Daniels .. Georgetown Seventeen Amos J. Millet " Georgetown Nine
Meeting Desolved- The above is a true copy of the above votes east
F. J. Stevens block of
Atino copy Precinct No) Attest) -- B.S. Barnes Town Click
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At a legal Meeting of the legal voters of 2 precinct of the town of Boxford held in the vestry of the 20 Parish Church in Said Town on Tuesday the 8 th day of November 1887 for the purpose of give- ing in their votes for Governor of the Common= Wealth, Lieutenant Governor, Secreterry, Treasurer, Auditor and Attorney General, Also for a Councilor for the fifth district, for a Senator for the 5 Esser district for a Rep- presentative to the Gen Const for the 7th Essex district and for one County Commissioner for the bounty of Essex, Allon one ballot The polls wer opened at 9 o clock o clock and may be closed at one Before opening the Ballot boy was publicly exposed to view and shown to be empty and im - mediately locked
The poll wer closed at 1.40 o clock The Register indicated 47 - forty seven Checklist 47 forty seven Whole number of ballots 47 forty seven
The ballots were all sorted counted and recorded and public declaration made there of in ofen meeting as the law directs and wer for the following persone viz
For Governor Clover Amis of Easton thirty one Henry B. Lovering of Lynn Eleven William H. Earl of Worcester four Scattering- one
For Lieutenant Governor John 2. A. Brackett of Arlington Thirty one Walter Cutting of pittsfield Twelve John Blackmer of Springfield Four.
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For Secretary of the Commonwealth Henry B. Pierce of Abington Thirty two John F. Murphy of Lowell Eleven Amos &. Hall of Chelsea Four
For Treasurer and Receiver General Alanson V. Board of Boston Thirty one Henry &. Thatcher of yarmouth Twelve Schul. Kilton of Lee Four
For Auditor
Charles R. Ladd of Springfield Thirty me William F. Book of Springfield Twelve Edmund M. Stow- of Hudson Four
For Attorney General Andrew J. Waterman of Pittsfield Thirty two John W. Corcoran of Clinton Eleven Allen Coffin of Nantucket Four
For Councilor Fifth District Frank D. Allen of Lynn Thirty one
John H. Cherer of Manchester Twelve Ezra Woodbury of Salem Four
For County Commissioner John W. Raymond of Beverly Thirty two George H. Blinn of Salem Twelve Daniel Worthen of Amesbury Three
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For Senator fifth Essex District
David Walker of Lynn Thirty Asa J. Newhall of Lynn Twelve William P. Alcott of Boxford Fire
For Representative to Seventh Essex District William A. Buttor of Georgetown Nineteen Edwin S. Daniels of Georgetown Twenty five No. of blanks Three
Meting Desolved This is to Certify that the alove is a true copy of the above votes Cast No. 2 James H. Webster blesk of Precinct
Attest. B.S. Barnes Town Clerk
I hereby certify that the votes castfor Senator for the 5th Essex District) in this town at the recent election wer recounted. Nov. 15th and they were found to be correct, and no change. whatever for either candidate,
Boxford Nov. 17th/87 Attest. B. S. Barnes, Town Clerk .-
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At a meeting of the Clerks of the Towns of Grove- land Georgetown Topsfield & Boxford held at the office of the Town Clerk of Georgetown Nov 18th 1887 for the purpose of assertaining the result of the vote for Representative to the General Court for the7th Essex District, the vote of each Town as presented by their blesks was as follows -
In Groveland
Um A. Butter of Georgetown 130
Edwin S. Daniels - 184
Amor f. Millet - 7
In Georgetown
Nm A. Butter of Georgetown 273
Edwin S. Daniels .. 132
In Boxford
Wm. A. Butler of Georgetown 57
Edwinos. Daniels ". 11
42 9
Amos &. Millet
11
In Topsfield
Nm A. Butter of Georgetown 77
Edwin S. Daniels " 11
= ve 43
Amor J. Millet " 14
And it was assertained that Um A. Butter was elected by a Majority of one hundred and six votes, and certificates of his electron wer filled out and signed.
Attest B. S. Barnes Joun Clerk -
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last NovElection in Boxford B.S. Barnes For Glass-
Boxford Nov. 8th /87
The following is a Gondenced record of the returns from the two Precinct Clerks as reported from the Precincts Nov 8 th/87 and the votes wer for the following officers viz-
For Governor of Commonwealth Oliver Amer, of Easton Seventythree 73 Henry B. Lovering of Lynn Twenty four 24 Williamod. East, of Worcester Thirteen 13
Scattering one 1 For Lieutenant Governor
John 2. A. Brackett of Arlington Seventy three 73 Walter Cutting of Pittsfield Twenty five 25 John Blackmmer, of Springfield Thirteen 13
For Secretary of the Commonwealth Henry B. Pierce, of Abington Seventy four 74 John F. Murphy, of Lowell Twenty four 24 Amor E. Hall, of Chelsea Thirteen 13
For Treasurer and Receiver General Alanson W. Beard, of Boston, Seventy three 73 Henry &. Thacher, of yarmouth, Twenty five 25 John L. Killon, of Lee, Thirteen 13
For Auditor
Charles R. Ladd, of Springfield, Seventy three 73 William F. Look, of Springfield, Twenty five 25 Edmund M. Stow, of Hudson, Thirteen, 13
For Attorney General
Andrew J. Waterman, of Pitts field Seventy four 14 John W. Corcoran, of Clinton Twenty four 24 Allen Coffin, of Nantucket Thirteen 13
Feel: 20th/88 This is to Certify that I have this day destroyed the votes cast at to
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For Councilor Fifth District Frank . Allen, of Lynn Seventy three 73 John H. Cheever, of Manchester Twenty five 25 Egra Wordbury, of Salem Thirteen 13
For County Commissioner
John W. Raymond, of Beverly Seventy four 74 George H. Bliss, of Salem Twenty five 25
Daniel Northern, of Amesbury Twelve 12
For Senator Fifth Essex Drift
David Walker, of Lynn Sixty Seven 67
Ara J. Newhall, of Lynn
Twenty eight
28
William P. Alcott of Buford
Sixteen
16
For Representative Seventh Essex District William A. Butler of Georgetown Fifty seven 57 Edwin S. Daniels of Georgetown Forty two 42
Amor f. Millet of Georgetown Nine 9
No of blanks three 3
A true body of the votes as returned
Attest- B. S. Barnes Town Clerk
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389
1888
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of Boxford qualified to vote in Elections and Town affairs hold. March 5th 1888 at the Vestry in the East Parish. Chose J. P. Cleaveland Moderator & Sworn Chose B. S. Barnes Town blesk , Sworn by J . P. C . John Parkhurst, Um K. Cole VSsaacle. Day , Selectmen assessors, I overseers of the Poor
3hose
Chose
Albert H. Town & Charles R Anderson Constables. Francis &, Stevens School committee for 3 yrs Warren M. Cole Treasurer & Collector
11
Chose
John S. Dorman J. W. Chadwick John W. Parkhurst Charles B. Carleton Albert H. Town James H. Nason
Field Drivers
Benj Hord Charles Perley
Alden Spofford
Chose
George W. Curtis Stephen A, Bixby, StephenA, Billy Vom K Cole Thomas P. Killam Samuel Sias L. B. Jidds Henry Perley
Hiram Town John Parkhurst
Surveyors
Charles B. Carlton
of
Israel Herrick
S. W. Howe
George A. Herriman Highways J.M. Chadwick
Samuel A. Frze Warren M. Cole George W. Chadwick
Chose
George P. Frame S. P. Peabody
Israel Herrick I. H. Nastro
Surveyors
S.W. Houve Q.q. Porter
op!
Albert Hover J. H. Webster Lumbers
John Parkhurst W. K. Cole
Chose
Henry Moulton & E. E. Pearl Pound Keepers
J. b. Day
390
1888
Choose
John Parkhurst- B. S. Barnes
R. W. Emerson George B. Austin Surveyors
George H. Harriman D.S. Gillis Warren M. Cole
5.2%. Howe
J. M. Pearl J. J. Word
of Sword & Back
Chose
B. S. Barnes, J. Warren Chadwick, George W. Chadwick 0 Frence Viewers
Voted
That the Selectmen make out the Town report With the Treasurers report of the Town Warrant added and that it be prepared for the people one week before town meeting.
Voted
That the School Committee Choose the Superenten- dant of Schools & that the Salary shall be one hundred dollars. To accept the report on Guide boards-
Voted Voted
Voted
To accept the report of the Committee on School Funds To raise 1400. for Schools 200, of it for Musick Toraise 2100, for Town expenses-
Voted
Voted
To raise 1000. for Highways & 200. to be put into the Selectmens hand in case of need-
Voted To buy a road Machine & that the Selection buy it Article 11 Postponed-
Voted
Voted
That the Surveyors use their discretion in regard to bathing Snow bo that they shall allow for a man Is for a yoke open 20 cts per hour and for a pair of horses 30 cts per hour while at work on the road in pathing Snow- And that the Surveyors allow for a man 15 cts per hour for a yoke of over 20 cts for a Plough, bart, ox shovel, 5 cts per hour each That the taxes be assessed & committed to the Collector by the first of August. In 4 per cent will be allowed on all taxes paid by Sept 1200 2 per ct on all fie by leoctober1 st Vithey shall all be Collected by Jan 1st 1889 That wood shall be furnished the schools same as last year except that it shall be paidfor from the Town Treasury.
Voted
Voted That in regard to regulating Fishing in our leas- ed ponds beleft with the Selectmen -
391
1888
Voted
Chose
That the Town petition the General Court of Hussa- chusetts for leave to controle their least fonds after the expiration of the present leave- and Chose a Com- mittee to attend to it.
Warren M. Coole, George W. Chadwick and J. W. Chadwick said Committee,
The following is a list furore accepted be the Town George B. Austin Stephen A. 03 illy
Morris L. Cole James P. Cleaveland
David M. Cole John W. Parkhurst
Walter I. Chadwick 0
A.G. Hvirbutt A.S. Hwillult Henry Perley
James C. Whitney
George A. Harriman JohnJ. Jursden
Alonzo J. Mentar
Daniel W. Conant
To allow the following bills of Charge George W. Chadwick for Service as
Chairman of the Selectmen assessors & overseers of the Poor the past year $ 110.00 Jo Cash paid for Car fare 4.55 Jo Jo " .. Postage 1,04
". Stationary 75
. Insticefees 1.50
11 total 15 1 Express $ 117.99 John Parkhurst for Service as one of the Assessors Selectmen & Overseers of the Pour the past year $78.00 Stephen A. Bixby for services as one of the Select- men Assessors and Overseers of the from the past year 32.50
Francis & Stevens for Services as School. Committee The past year 100.00 Jo bash paid for block for School No ! 5.00
$105.00 6
Voted
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392
Town of Boxford to Edward & Pearl Dr. To extra labor on Highways for 1887 $50.00 Je George Doherty for Extra labor on Highways 23,50
To C. R. Anderson to posting town warrant
2.00
To licking up unlicensed Dogs 1,50 350
Voted
S. P. Cleaveland to service as Precinct Warden 2.50 Charles Serkin to laber on Highways 3.66 Israel T.S poford to service as shoot Committed 8, 95 To authorize the Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen to hire such amount of Money as may. be necessary for the payment of demands upon him in anticipation of the Taxes of the insuring year and pay able there from
Their was 51 Votes Cast in regard to granting licenses for the sale of intoxicating lignors in this Town
Voted
The Checklist indicated 51 the Ballot box 51& the votes 51 46 No & 5 yes - before voting the box was opened and was empty & set at 0-
Voted
That the Money refunded from Dog licenses Shall be divided amongst the Schools In regard to Highway District No 16 be left with the Selectmeno
Voted
That Mr Geretts Claime for damage be left with the Selectmen for settlement by a suit at law or otherwise, they being authorized to employ Council if necessary .-
Voted Voted
That the Seleckker paint the Alma House
That Eben L. Hooper be paid 20, 00 to expand on his Road
Voted
Viled
That a vote of thanks beextended to Mr. - Wilmarth for his extended out-lays in beautifying the grounds about his Mansion in the West Parish of Boxford - The thanks of the Meeting wer voted to I.P. Cleaveland for his service as Moderator of the present Meeting. Meeting Desolved Attest B. S. Barnes. Town Clerk.
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Boyford Oct 1st 1888 The Subscribers hereby appoint John Parkhurst and James P. Cleaveland Wardens, and Francisf. Stevens Clerk for Precinct one ( first Parish)
Also Um K. Cole and George W. Chadwick for Wardens and James H. Webster, Clerk for Precinct Two Second. Parish- Said officers to serve for one year from November first 1888
Selectmen UmK. Cole of Boxford
A tine Coffy Attest B. S. Barnes, Town Clerk
Nov 5th/ 88 the above Wardens &Clerks have been sworn to the faithful discharge of their duties - B. S. Barnes, Town Clerk
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At a Meeting of the Clerks of the towns of Groveland Georgetown Boxford & Topsfield held at the office of the Bleck of Georgetown Nov 16th/88 For the purpose of assertaining the result of the votes for Repre- sentative to the General Court for Essex District Not The vote of each town as presented by the Clerks was as follows
For - Pike. - Woodbury- Donaldson
Groveland 219 - 218 7
Georgetorino 277
176 4
Boyford 96
64 8
Topsfield 104
114 11
696
572 30
Pikes Majority ninety four
And it was assertained that Baxter P. Pike was elected by ninety four Majority and a Certificate was made out & signed- of his Electiono.
Attest B. S. Barnes, Joun Clerk.
The following is a true record of votes in The two Precincts in Boxford cast Nov. 6th/88 Attest B.S. Barnes .- .
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For Electors at large for President & Vice President George D. Robinson of Chicopee 107 William J. Draper " Hopedale 107 James H. Roberts of Cambridge nine John Blackmer of Springfield, nine
John Boyle O' Reilly of Boston, fifty one George M. Stearns of Chicopee, fifty one
District No ByDistricts, One hundred and seven 1 John H. Reed of Barnetable, One hundred to seven
2 George &. Freeman of Brocton, One hundred & seven 3 Halsey &. Boardman of Boston, One hundred & seven Elijah Mertain Hatch " Boston, One hundredh sever 4
5 Henry g. Wells of Cambridge, Onehundred & seven
6 Horatio Wellington of Boston, One hundred seven 7 Francis Norwood of Beverly, cene hundred In seven 8 Charles U. Bell of Lawrence, One hundred & seven Charles 2. Jirrell of Natick, One hundred & seven 9 10 Frank P. Goulding of Worcester, One hundred & seven
11 Chester &. Conant of Greenfield, One hundred seven 12 Elisha Morgan of Springfield, Onehundred 4 seven
Thomas b. Day of Barnstable, fifty one 51
Bushrod Morse of Sharon, fifty one 51
Nathan Matthews In Boston, fifty one 51 Matthew Keaney of Boston, fifty one 51 Charles H. Taylor Boston, fifty one 51
Henry Bradlee of Medford, fifty one 51
James J. Dean of Salem, fifty one 51
JohnCe, Sanborn, Lawrence, fifty one 51
William Aspinwall Brookline, fifty one 51
Frederic S. Coolidge of Ashburnham fifty one
Edward W. Lincoln of Worcester, fifty one 51 Walter Cutting of Pitts field fifty one 51
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John D. Flint of Fall River nine
William J. Smith of Jaunton nine James M. Gray of Boston nine Israel S. Trafton of Boston nine Andrews Howves ", Boston nine George H. Harwood of Lynn nine
Daniel U. Friend of Manchester nine Green & Mallory " Lowell nine
Charles M Bowers of Clinton nine
Edward D. Conant, Worster nine Julius H. Selye " Amherst nine
Howard A. Gibbs " Lee nine
For Governor
Oliver Ames of Easton, One hundred & six Williamo &. Russell of Cambridge, fifty two William H Earl , Worcester. ten Lieutenant Governor
John D. A. Brackett of Arlington, One hundred& seven John W. Corcoran of Clinton, fifty two John Bascom " Williamstown, nine For Secretary of State Henry B. Pierce of Abington, One hundred & eight William N. Cesgood of Boston, fifty one Henry L. Smith of Williamsburgh nine For Treasurer George A. Marden of Lowell, One hundred & seven Henry b. Thacker of yarmouth, fifty two John M. Fisher of Attlborough, nine
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