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Also for Sheriff for the Country of Essex for a Councillor and for District Attorney for the Essex district, for three Commissioners of Insolvency, for a County Commissioner and Two Special Commissioners, for a Senator for the third Essen Senatorial District, and for a Repre- sentative to the General Court for the twentieth district
Under a call of the Selectmen for votes for a Town Clerk Pro. Jem. (the Clerk being absent)
Um & Killam } Clerk Pro. Jem.
At the expiration of two hours from the opening of the Polls that the Poll be closed
The whole number of ballots given in were Seventy
The whole number of ballots were sorted counted and declaration thereof made as by the lon - stitution directed and were as follows viz.
Chose Voted
133
1865
For Governor
Alexander H Bullock of Worcester Fifty four Fifteen
Darius N Couch of Jaunton
For Lient Governor
William Claflin of Newton Fifty four Thomas I Plunkett of Pittsfield Fifteen
For Secretary of State Oliver Warner of Northampton Fifty four S. Q. Lamb of Greenfield Fifteen
For Treasurer and Receiver General Jacob It Loud of Plymouth Fifty four Thomas & Amoury jr of Boston Fifteen
For Attorney General
Chester& Reed of Jaunton Fifty four H & Parker of Cambridge Fifteen
For Anditos Henry 'S Briggs of Pittsfield Fifty four AF Devereaux of Salem" Fifteen
For Representative to Congress 6 th District Nathaniel P Banks of Waltham Fifty one For Councillos, District No 2. Benjamin Evans of Salisbury Fifty four William Nutting ir of Marblehead Fifteen
For Senator 3d Essex District George Forter of Andover. Fifty three James R Nichols of Haverhill Fifteen
For County Commissioner Abram & Wait of Ipswich Fifty five Nathaniel Shatswell of Thewich Fifteen
134 1865
For Sheriff Horatio & Herrick of Sangue Fifty two Moses Jenney of Georgetown Fifteen James Carey of Lawrence, One
For District Attorney Benjamin & Smith of Gloucester Fifty one Alfred A Abbott of South Danvers Seventeen
For Special Commissioners Nathaniel It Griffith of Groveland Fifty four Moses I Whittier of Rowley Fifty four Ebenezer Payne of Sangue Fifteen William & Binney of Amesbury Fifteen
For Commissioners of Insolvency William Howland of Lynn Fifty four Nathaniel & Holden of Salem Fifty four Henry & Sherman of Laurence Fifty four Et Ingalls of Lynn Fifteen John & Choate of Essex Fifteen
H & Johnson of Newburyport Fifteen
For Representative to General Court District 20 Henry Carter of Bradford Fifty four Nathan Munroe of Bradford. Fifteen
Um E Killam Town Clerk ) Pro. Jem.
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1866
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Boxford duly qualified to vote for Town Officers and in Town affairs held in the vestry in the First Parish in said Town on Monday the Fifth day of March A 2 1866.
Chose
Nathan Towne
> Moderator.
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Roscoe W. Lage
Town Clerk.
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Ancill Dorman John F. Kimball
Oliver P. Killam
selectmen, (assessors , and Overseers of Poor
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William E. Killam (Constables. Jonathan &. Porter
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Isaac Hale John N. Janne Daniel U. Conant Franklin Jaques Gardner &. Kimball William R. Kimball
Jything Men
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Moses Dorman Esq. George Perley Joseph N. Pope Daniel Bixby Amos Stevens Henry Barker Samuel B. Carleton William R. Kimball David M. Cole John Day fr.
Field Drivers
136 1866
Chore
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Edward Howe John K. Cole George Perley William R. Kimball Ephraim F. Cole Henry Barker
James P. Cleaveland Isaac Adams Samuel Andrews William R. Kimball Elijah Stiles Charles Perley JohnL Killam Jannes M. Carr Henry A. Joune Henry James Horace Berry Peter Pearl
Robert Anderson Israel Herrick Charles Q. Foster George B. Killamo William &. Savage Jonathan E. Foster Albert Perley
William Lowe Samuel Kimball Augustus Hayward Dean Andrews Joshua J. Day Jonathan &. Porter Israel Fx Spufford Samuel A. Ayers Daniel F Harriman
Fence Viewers
Surveyors
of
Highways
Surveyors of Lumber
137
1866 Chose
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Voted
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William Lowe William J. Badger Samuel Bixby Amos Stevens Samuel Kimball George B. Killam Daniel F Harriman John Pearl Albert P. Hovey Israel F. S pofford Joshua J. Day
Measurers
of
Wood and Bark.
David J. Dale Aaron L Parker
1Pound Keepers
Edward Howe
> Sealer of Leather
Samuel P. Peabody William R. Kimball
Auditors
Roscoe V. Gage, for three years { School Committee John F. Kimball for one year
To pass over the remaining part of the 2d Article To suspend on the 3d Article at present action
Not to abolish the School Districts in this town To take up the 3d Article in the Warrant. 11
To allow each school District to choose their own Prudential Committee ..
138 1866
voted
To allow the Prudential Committee of Each School District, to contract with the Teachers for their respective Districts the Current year.
To allow the several School Districts to divide their proportion of school Money as they think proper for the support of the Summer and Winter terms of school the current year.
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To alter the limits of the Fifth and Seventh School Districts in such manner as to set of the families of John F Kimball and William H. Greenleaf from the Fifth to the Seventh District And the Selectmen are authorized to alter said limits by a line in the present division line between said Districts from a bound between the House of Samuel Morse and the east side of the road leading down the Grave Yard Hill. thence on the southerly side of the road to North Andover line, near the House of James M. Hubbard
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To accept the report of the Selectmen relative to Guide Boards
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To accept of the report of the Committee on school Funds To accept the report of the Auditors
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To allow a bill of charge presented by John I Kimball for services as chairman of Selectmen Assessors Overseers of the Poor the past year including cash paid for Stamps Postage and Stationary 101.29
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To allow a bill of charge presented by Benjamins. Barnes for Services and expenses, as one of the Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor the hast year. $59.00
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1866 Voted
To allow a bill of Charge presented by Edward Howe, for Services as one of the Selectmen, Assesors and Overseers of the Poor, the past year $30.00
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That all bills against the Town, excepting the Selectmen's. for their services, be presented to the Selectmen for allowance on or before the 20th of Feb. 1867
To raise One Thousand dollars for the support of Schools the current year $ 1000
To pass over the remaining part of the 14th Article of the Warrant
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To raise thirty five hundred dollars to defray town charges the current year $ 3500.
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To raise one thousand dollars, for repairs and amendments of the Highways the current year
To take up the 24th article in the warrant
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That the Taxes for the current year, be committed to the Collector on or before the 1st of October
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That a discount of four per cent be allowed on all taxes paid into the treasury before the first day of November , and two percent on all fraid before the first day of december, and that all taxes be paid before the first day of Jan . 1867 To take up the Second article of the warrant. To Choose a Treasurer for the current year. 11
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Chose Joshua J. Day } Treasurer
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Joshua J. Day 3 Collector of Sales
That when the roads are encumbered with snow the Surveyors are instructed to break them out eight feet wide, and to allow for a man, and for a yoke of over each, twelve and a half cents per hour while employed under their direction while breaking out the roads.
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That three fourths of the Highway Jax be worked out previous to the first day ofof uly next, and to allow for a man and for a yoke of open each, fifteen cts per hour, for a horse and horse cart, fifteen it's for an of shovel, and for a Plough each twelve and a half its per hour, and for anox cart five cts per hour, while used on said highways
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To allow the Treasurer and Collector, fifty dollars for his services $ 50.
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To accept the following list of names as Jurors Solomon W. Love Imathan E. Foster
William E. Killano
Charles I Kimball
William J. Savage Leverett S. Houve
William R. Kimball Asa Kimball
Samuel P. Peabody
Alonzo &. Henley
John J. Wood
Albert Perley William Sawyer George B. Killam
Valorns V. Moulton Franklin Jaques
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That the Selectmen be instructed to hay State aid to families of volunteers, at their discretion and draw their orders on the Treasurer for Same
11
That the abatement of Poll Taxes, set to S. G. S. Morse, William B. Brown and Nelson Collins in list of 1864, and a tax of $2,78 set to Ara K. Perley in list of 1862, and the Poll Jak set to Horace Moreland in list of 1863, be referred to the selectmen for settle- ment
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1866
Voted
That the Treasurer, pay the Interest, and ten percent of the principal of the Town debt,
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To pass over the 23d Article in the warrant That the repairing of the Pound in the First Parish, be referred to the selectmen,
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That the Town pay the bounty of $125, with interest on the same, to Willard P. Howe who was accepted as a Soldier from Boxford in March 1864
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That the removal of sidney Eaton, from the Insane Asylum at South Boston, to the Insane Asylum at I howich, or to any other place, be referred to the Overseers of the Poor.
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To dissolve this meeting Roscoe W Gage & Town Clerk
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142 1866
At a legal meeting of the Inhabitants of the town of Boxford, in the country of Essex and Common- wealth of Massachusetts qualified to vote forstate, County , Town officers, held in the vestry in the First Parish in said Boxford, on tuesday the sixth day of November A. D. 1866 for the purpose of giving in their votes to the Selectmen, for a Governor and Lient Governor of this Commonwealth for Secretary. Treasurer, Auditor, and Attorney General of this Commonwealth, for a Representative to Congress, for the Sixth Congressional District in Massa~ chirsetts, for two years from the fourth of March next, Also for Councilor, and for Clerk of the Courts, for Essex County, for a County Commis- sooner, and for a Senator for the third Essex Senatorial District; also for a Representative to the General Court for the Fifth District
Voted
At the expiration of two hours from the opening of the polls that the polls be closed
The whole number of ballate given in were one hundred and nine
The whole number of ballots were sorted counted, and declaration thereof made as by the bonsti- tution directed and were as follows, viz
For Governor Alexander Il Bullock of Worcester Eighty four Theodore H Sweetser of Lowell Twenty five
For Lient Governor William Claflin of Newton Eighty four Horace & Lee of Springfield Twenty five
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For Secretary of State Oliver Warner of Northampton, Eighty four Luther Stephenson er of Hingham Twenty five
For Attorney General Chesterd. Reed of Jaunton Eighty four William & Endicott of Salem Twenty five
For State Treasurer Jacob It Loud of Plymouth Eighty four Harvey Arnold of Adams Twenty five
For Auditor
Henry S. Briggs of Pittsfield Eighty four Arthur F. Devereaux of Roxbury Twenty five.
For Representative to Congress & inth District. Nathaniel Banks of Waltham, Eighty two Frederick @ Prince of Winchester Twenty five
For Councillor Second District Benjamin Evans of Salisbury Eighty four James Il Carleton of Haverhill Twenty five
For County Commissioner James Kimball of Salem Eighty five Jonathan Nayson of Amesbury Twenty five
For Senator Third Essex District George S. Merrill of Lawrence sixty one Charles I. Noyes of Haverhill Fourteen Moses Stevens of NiAndover Twenty nine
For Representative to General Court District 5 Joseph & Stacy of Groveland Eighty Elijah Black of Groveland Eighteen
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For Clerk of Courts Asahel Huntington of Salem Eighty seven E.A. Ingalls of Lynn Seventeen M. M. Hawkes of Lynn eight
Voted
To dissolve the Meeting
Roscoe U rage Town Clerk
1867
At a legal meeting of the Inhabitants of the town of Boxford duly qualified to vote for Town Officers and in Town Affairs held in the vestry in The Second Parish in said town on Monday the Fourth day of March A 2 1867.
Chose
Um R. Kimball } Moderator
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Roscoe U. Lage & Town Clerk
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John F. Kimball Ancill Dorman (Selectmen) Roscoe U. Gage
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Um E. Killam Constables
Gardner G. Kimball 1
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George Perley Daniel U. Conant Samuel Bixby Franklin Jaques William H, Wood Alongo J. Henley
Jything Men
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1867
Chose
Moses Dorman George Perley Daniel Bixby John Sanger Wmf, Savage um R Kimball George B. Austin Samuel Blarleton Oliver P. Killam David M. Cole
Field Drivers
non N. Cleaveland Israel Herrick
1 Fence Viewers
John F. Kimball
11 Won E. Killam Stephen,S. Adams Moses Dorman Isaac b. Day Daniel L. Runnels George W. Chadwick Augustus Hayward Daniel Andrews George Perley Solomon W. Love William Sawyer Oliver P. Killam Aaron L. Parker John B. Jwisden Alonzo &. Henley Eben Gould Charles A. Barnes Samuel Greenwood Edward G. Batchelder
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Surveyors
of Highways
146 1867
Chose
William Love Augustus Hayward Elbridge N. Harris James B. Sawyer Joshua J. Day
Surveyors
Albert P. Hover Samuel Kimball Orville Hovey
Daniel Andrews
Daniel F. Harriman Dean Andrews
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William Lowe Amor Stevens Samuel Bixby Elbridge N. Harris William &. Badger John Pearl Orville L. Hover Benjamin & Peabody Thomas Sawyer Samuel Greenwood Daniel F. Harriman
Measurers
of
Wood &h Bank
Henry W. Dale Aaron L. Parker
Pound Keepers
11 John Hale
} Sealer of Leather
Um N. Cleveland Um H. Wood
Auditors
John F. Kimball }School Committee for 3 years 11
Voted
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to take up the third article in the warrant To allow each school District to choose its own Prudential Committee.
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of Lumber
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147
1867 Voted
That the Town Committee contract with the teachers for the several schools in town the current year
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To allow the several School Districts to divide their pro- portion of school money as they think proper for the support of the summer and winter terms of School the current year.
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To accept the report of the Selectmen relative to Snide Boards
To instruct the Selectmen to erect a Guide Board near the house of David M. Cole with the names Sutton's Mills, North Andover, & Hal's Mills Graveland.
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To accept the report of the Committee on School Funds. To accept the report of the Auditors.
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To allow seven and one half cents per hour, as addi- tional compensation. to the amount voted March 5th 1866, for labor in pathing snow the past winter and that all bills for bathing snow the past winter be referred to the selectmen for allowance.
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To allow a bill of charge presented by Ancill Dorman, for services as chairman of Selectmen, Assessors, and overseers of the poor, including cash fraid for travel, postage, stationary, Express fees &c. 102.86
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To allow a bill of change presented by John F. Kimbal, for services as one of the Selectmen Assessors, and Overseers of the four; and for portage, Stamps, Stationary V.C. $62.50
To allow a bill of change presented by Oliver P. Killam, as one of the Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of the Poor. $ 29.00
To pass over the twelfth Article in the warrant.
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That when the roads are encumbered with snow the Surveyors are instructed to break them out eight feet wide, and to allow for a man and fora joke of oven each, seventeen cents per hour, while employed under their directions, while breaking out the roads
To raise the sum of one thousand dollars, for the support of schools the current year.
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That the school money be appropriated equally between the seven school Districts,
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To raise the sum of twelve hundred dollars for repairs and amendments of the highways the current year
That three fourths of the highway tax be worked out previous to the first of July next, and to allow for a man, and for a yoke of oxen, each twenty cents per hour, for a horse and a horse cart, twenty cents, for an on shore and for a plough twelve cents. and for a cart five cents per hour, while used on said highways.
To raise the sum of thirty five hundred dollars to defray town charges the current year.
That the the Treasurer be instructed to hire from time to time , such sums of money as may be needed to pay state aid to such persons as are entitled there to under the laws of the Commonwealth,
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1867 Voted
Jo abate the Poll taxes set to the following persons in list of 1865 John D. Bixby, Benjamin Fuller and Horatio N. Hill,
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That the tax be committed to the Collector, on or before the first day of October next, and that a Discount of four percent be allowed on all taxes paid before the first day of November next, except School District taxes and Highway deficiencies, and two percent discount on all fraid before the first of December next, and that all Poll Taxes be paid on Demand, and that all Taxes be collected before the first day of January next.
To Instruct the Treasurer to pay such sem of the Town Debt, from time to time, as he may have funda so todo.
To accept the following list of Names as Jurors Wm E. Killam
Charles F. Kimball
Solomon W. Lowe Um R. Kimball
Edward Houve
John J. Wood
Albert Perlez
Valorns V. Moulton
Samuel P.Peabody Franklin Jaques
Leverett S. Howe Charles Perley
Williamo Sawyer
George W. Chadwick
Twenty first To place the 21st, Article before the Selectmen for Them to action and then bring it before the town for further action
Voted
150 1867
Voted
To pass over the twenty third article in the warrant To take up the Second Article in the Warrant
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Chose
Joshua J. Day } Treasurer
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JoshuaT. Day
3 Collector of Taxes
Voted
To take up the twelfth article in the warrant
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To allow the Treasures & Collector fifty dollars for his services
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To Dissolve this meeting
Roscoe W. Sage & Town blesk.
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1867
At a legal meeting of the Inhabitants of the town of Boxford in the Country of Essex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, qualified to vote for State, County and Town Officers, held in the vestry in the second Parish in Said Boxford on Tuesday the Fifth day of November A. D. 1867 for the purpose of giving in their votes to the Selectmen for a Governor and Lieutenant Governor of this Commonwealth, for Secretary, Treasurer, Auditor and Attorney General of this Commonwealth, for a Senator for the third Essen Senatorial District, for a Representative to the General Court for the fifth Essex District, Also for a County Commissioner County Treasurer, and a Register of Deeds, for Essex County
Voted
At the expiration of two hours and nine Minutes from the opening of the Polls that the Polls be closed.
The whole number of Ballots given were one hundred and seventy.
The whole number of ballots were sorted, counted, and declaration thereof made as by the Consti- tution directed and were as follows, viz.
For Governor Alexander It Bullock of Worcester Ninety one John Adams of Quincy Seventy Seven
For Lieutenant Governor William Claflin of Newton Ninety two G. M. Stearns of Chicopee Seventy eight
For Secretary of State Oliver Warner of Northampton Ninety two Charles Brimblecom of Barre seventy eight
152 1867
For Attorney General Charles Allen of Boston Ninety two W. C. Endicott of Salem Seventy eight
For Treasurer & Receiver General Jacob H. Loud of Plymouth Ninety two Harvey Arnold of Adams Seventy eight
For Auditor Henry S. Briggs of Pittsfield Ninety two A. F. Devereux of Roxbury Seventy eight
For Councilor 5th District Roland & Usher of Lynn Ninety two J. P. Jones of Georgetown seventy seven
For County Commissioner Jackson B. Swett of Haverhill Ninety one UmH Huse of Newburyport Seventy eight
Jaz Enty Treasurer MET Allen WDodge of Wenham Ninety two E. A. Ingalls of Lynn Seventy Seven
For Register of Deeds Ephraim Brown of Salem One hundred sixtynine
For Senator 3 d Esser District Julius A Palmer of Boxford Seventy three Moses J. Stevens of No. Andover Ninety two
For Representative to General Court 5th District John J Kimball of Boxford Sixty eight Roscoe W Lage of Boxford Ninety Seven
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To dissolve this meeting, Roscoe W Lage Town Clerk
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153
1867
At a legal meeting of the Inhabitants of the town of Boxford, only qualified to vote in Elections and in Town affairs, held in the vestry in the Second Parish in Boxford on Tuesday, the 5 th day of November A. D. 1867
Chose Voted
William &. Killam } Moderator!
Not to resand the vote wherely the school Money was appropriated among the seven school Districts at the last annual meeting.
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Is pass over the third article in the Warrant To dissolve the meeting Roscoe V. bage HounSterk
At a legal meeting of the Inhabitants of the town of Boxford duly qualified to vote in Elections and in Town affairs held in the Vestry in the Second Parish in said Town on Tuesday the 12th day of November A. D. 1867.
William R. Kimball } Moderator
William R. Kimball Auditor in place of Um N. Cleveland, resigned.
to accept of the Report of the selectmen in regard to laying out a road from the road near Porters Will to the house of Daniel J. Harriman, by request of JoshuaJ. Day &others. Report
The Selectmen of the town of Boyfood agreeably to the petition of Joshua I Day
Chose 11
Voted
and others have laid out a town way as follows Beginning at a point in the road bearing from the North west corner of Porter's Mill North 21 1/2° East 16 ft
Thence from said point over Porter's Dam South 431/2 West 12 rods. Thence South 22 1/2 West & Rods to the southerly end of the Damo, thence South 6° West 17 Rods and 8 Links to a point in the road opposite the south end of the shed at the small barn of D. F. Harriman, thence from the south west corner of said shed on the east side of the proposed road, South 4 12° East 15 Rods 8 links to a Pear tree by the wall a few words wortheasterly of the house of said Harriman laying all the land into the road from said line Westerly to Mr Harman's Buildings and Fence.
This proposed location takes from Daniel J. Harriman 122 Sgr. Rods of Land and requires him to build 15 Rods & Links of Fence,
The width of the proposed road is about 21 feet over Porter's Dam and we have laid it out three rods wide from the south end of said dam to the south end of the shed, near the small barn of D. F. Harriman.
We have awarded Mr Harriman for damages One hundred and thirty dollars, and he is to remove his Ice house, Trees and Fence before the first day of April 1868.
We have also awarded Jonathan & Porter for Damages Sixty Dollars.
John F. Kimball Selectmen Boxford Nor 2ª 1867 Ancill Dorman of
Roscoe WGage Boxford
To pass over the Fourth Article in the warrant
To dissolve this Meeting Roscoe V. Sage Jour Clark
154 1867
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1867
At a legal meeting of the Inhabitants of the town of Boxford duly qualified to vote in Elections, and in town affairs, held in the vestry in the second Parish in Boxford on Monday the 230- day of December Instant
Gardner G. Kimball Moderator
That District No T have one sixth of the School Money and on condition that the District shall maintain a school in what was formerly District No 5, the present winter, they shall have $100 in addition for that purpose provided such school is opened by the 13th of January 1868 otherwise the money shall be divided equally among the Districts, And in case such school is maintained the remainder of the money shall be equally divided among the other five Districts.
to dissolve the Meeting. Roscoe ll, Lage & Town Clerk
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Voted
Chose
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156 1868
At a legal meeting of the Inhabitants of the town of Boxford dily qualified to vote for John Officers, and in Town Affairs held in the Vestry in the First Parish in said town on Monday the second day of March, AD, 1868
Chose
Johnk. Cole } Moderator
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coe # bage } Town Clerk
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Roscoe Usage Joshna J. Day Assessors & ) Overseers of the Poor,
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Daniel S Gillis Um R. Kimball
YConstable 1
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Frederick A. Houve Joseph H. Janes Daniel West Franklin Jagnes
Jything
Um R. Kimball
David M Cole
Men
Charles A Barnes John Peabody
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Moses Dorman Richard F.Gurley John Peabody Eben S, Gould John Pearl W~ R. Kimball
Field
Drivers
Harrison Q. Ross Charles & Foster Oliver P. Killam Daniel Butby
Selectmen
John Pearl
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1868 Chose
Ancill Dorman Charles A Barnes Joshua J. Day
Frence Viewers.
John Peabody Charles A Shofford Samuel Andrews George B. Killam George B. Austin Um E. Perley John Day jr. John Sawyer Daniel Andrews Henry A Joune Joseph H. Janes Elbridge N. Harris John & Kimball
Albert P. Hovey Israel Herrick Alonzo J. Henley Um f. Savage Nelson Bodwell Samuel Perley 2d
Augustus Hayward William Love Dean Andrews Samuel Kimball Elbridge N Harris Joshua J. Day Daniel Fr. Harriman John Pearl Daniel Andrews James B. Sawyer Albert P. Hovey
Surveyors
of
Highways
Surveyors
Lumber
158 1868
Chose
Samuel Bixby William Lowe Elbridge N Harris Amol Stevens Edward Howe Joshua J. Day William J. Badger James Carleton
Daniel F. Harriman John Pearl David M. Cole
Measurers
of Word and Bank
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Walter French Aaron & Parker
$ Pound Keepers
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John Hale
} Sealer of Leather
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} Ande tors
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Voted 11
John Peabody Um R. Kimball Thomas P. Dorman School Committee for 3 years To take up the third Article in the warrant To allow each School District to choose its own Prudential Committee
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