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And the Road Commissioners shall not expend more money than the town has appropriated for them until they consult the selectionen and get their permission to do so.
Voted"
That the same amount of money be raised for the supportof Schools as was raised last year and expended in the same mannu namely Voted to raise Fifteen Hundred Dollars for the support of the Town Schools the ensuing, and that Two Hundred Dollars of this money shall be expended for musical Instruction in the said schools
Voted? To raise Three Thousand Dollars to defray the necessary charges and expenses of the town the year ensuing
Voted 10
To raise One Thousand Dollars to expend for the repairs and amendments of the Highways and Bridges the ensuing year
Voted 11
That the Road Commissioners shall act as they think best in regard to making the roads passable when end umbered with snow
Voted 12
That the Taxes shall be committed to the Collector the same as last year as follows, Noted That the taxes shall be committed to the Collector on or before the first day of September next, and that a dis count of four per cent be allowed on all taxes paid before the first day of October and afterwards two per cent on all taxes
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1892 paid before the first day of November and that all taxes shall be collected before the first day of January 1893
Voted 13 That the action relative to supplying Fuel for the town schools shall be the Same as last year, as follows Voted that the fuel to be used in the town Schools the ensuing year, shall be taken from the town farm, and shall be paid for from the money raised for the support of schools the ensuing year
Voted to take up the artill 5th
Noted that the same action in regard to the Treasurer hiring money be taken is was taken last year as follows Noted that the Treasurer is authorized with the approval of the selection to hire such amounts of money as may be needed from time to time to pay demands against the town that may be made upon him. In anticip ation of the taxes of the ensuing year and payable therefrom
Voted 16
To raise One Thousand Dollars to be used in reducing the town debt
Voted to accept the following named persons as suitable for Jurors James I Cleaveland William H Anderson Daniel W Conant Alonzo & Henley Albert I Hurlbutt David m bole Hiram & Joune George WChadwick John J Jaisden
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Voted to take up Article t
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1892 Charles Perley Edward & Teakl John J Wood
Alvin F marden Albert & Huntoon
Noted to take up Art 18
Voted to divide the money that may be refunded on account of Dogday. equally between the two Libraries in town
Joted to take up Art 17th
Shall licenses be granted for the sale of Intoxicating Liquors in this town the ensuing year. The register of the Ballot soy when the first ballot or vote was presente. indicated 000 and the Ballot Boy was empty, at the close of voting the register on the Ballot Bot indicated 62 votes and the check list indicated 63 votes Upon opening the Ballot Isox it was found to contain 63 votes the register attached to the Ballot Boy had failed to record one vote that was cast. The ballot were sorted counted and declared as follow. ( yes five) - (No fiftyeight)
Voted to take up
Noted that Twenty Dollars be allowed to Captain & Io Hooper to be expended by him in repairing Kald Hill road
Voted 21
That the town shall print annually the names and numbers of books added to our libraries, the previous year
Voted 22
To abate that part of the tax set to Benjamin Hale in list of 1891 as relates to Eighteen Thousand Dollars worth. of personal property
1892 Noted That the followings bills of charge be allowed Jours of Boxford To FA Howein for services as Town blesk #37,80
Town of Boxford To John Parkhurst or To services as one of the selectionen Assessor and oversees of the Poor the past year 151,69
Noted That John & Dormans bill for milk furnished mary Goodwin, be referred to the incoming Board of Overseers of the Pool 18,55
The Town of Boxford To Poufus W Emerson To services as selectman Assessor and overseer of the Poor 100.00
The Town of Boxford To Geo Wchadwick To services as selectman Assessor and overseer of the for the past year including cash paid for can fare stationery postage nc in connection therewith" 100,00
The Town of Boxford to Geo WChadwick To services as Assessor taking valuation of Estates the past year 72.00 Also preparing copy of said valuation list for printer 8.00
The Town of Boxford To Health & House Medical attendance upon Moses Hill $ 10,00
Noted That the bill presented by I W Chadwick for money paid samuel black on account of the town. be referred to the inco of Selectinen mr chadwick amount of the Bill is 1% instead of 21,92
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Voted to take up Art 25
Noted to take up Art 6
1892 Voted to authorize the selectores to pay a bounty as follows for the evidence of the destruction of a woodchuck or a skunk within the township by a citizen of the town, satisfactory to the Selectoren, Vis for each woodchuck or skunk killed. during the month of April forty cent. per head, for each such animal killed during other months of the year twenty cents
Noted that the action in regard to the Report to be made out by the auditors shall be the same as it was in 1890 as follows, Noted that the Auditors be requested to make out their report of all of interest to the town and can the report to be printed so that copies of it may be distributed one week befu the next annual town meeting is held, also that the warrant calling the next annual town skall be printed. in this report, and the selectmen. shall close all accounts on or before February 1et 1893 and have their booksrea at that time for the Auditors to exa mine, It is further moved that the School Committee be requested to mak. out their report so that it may be inserted in the Auditors report
Noted that the thanks of the town be extended to the ladies for the collation given in the lower Hall of Banquet Room
Noted to the up Art 24 ---
Voted
That the thanks of the town be extended to the moderator for the faithful and impartia. ~ in which he has presided auch the meeting
Noted 2
- The Meeting
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1892
At a legally called meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Boxford legally qualified to vote at Elections and in town affairs. Held at the down Hall of said town on Saturday April 2 1892, The following record was made
Francis & stevens } Moderator
To rescind the vote whereby the town at the last annual meeting voted to pay a bounty for the debt ruction of noxious animals
Voted That the bounty for the destruction of noxious animals. that have been killed up to this date April 2) shall be paid out of the money raised at the last annual meeting to defray the necessary charges and expenses of the town The current year
Noted
To indefinitely postpone Astice 4thof the warrant.
Voted
That the Selectmen shall attend to the grading of the grounds around the Town Hall, and all expenses there for shall be paid from the raised at the last annual meeting to defray the necessary charges and expenses of the town the current year
Noted
Not to assume the debt on the Piano which is in the Town Hall
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Voted
1892 Not to refund the money to Walter & Smith which he paid on account of taxes assessed to him in the years of 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890,
Chose
William K Cole } 3d Selectman To fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of George B Austin
Voted Not to choose an Auditor to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of William K Cole
Chose Stephen K Fowler
A Committee Jon the school Fund
Voted That the Selection shall procure Earth Closets for the Town Hall
Voted
That the thanks of the town are due Augustus & Bachelder, for his generous gift to the town of the land on which the Town Hall was built
Noted
That the thanks of the town are due John Parkhurst Esquire for the interest that he manifested in soliciting subs criptions of money which was used to aid in building our Town Hall
Voted
To Dissolve this meeting
Attest of A Howe } Town blesk
1892 At a legally called meeting of the inhabitants of Boxford legally qual ified to vote at Elections and in town affairs. Held at the Town Hall of Said Boxford on April 23d 1892 The following record was made
Chose Warren m Cole } moderator
Voted
Scot to rescind the action where by the town voted to rescind a previous vote to pay a bounty for the destruction of notions animals
Voted Not to assume the debt on the Piano which is in the Town Hall
Noted 1
That the Committee who purchased the Piano which is in the Town Hall may allow it to remain there free of any expense to them for storage. And the committee may have the Town Hall atanominal cost for the purpose of holding entertainments to raise money to be used in reducing the debt on this Piano
Noted
To Dissolve the meeting
Attest FA Howe Town blesk
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1892 The following named officers were appointed by the Selectionen, as follows April 14th William K Cole } Auctioneer
John m Pearl William & Perley Warren I Cole
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Charles A Andrew & Frank Ayers 1 )
Charles A stetson Albert
Special Police Officers
August "30th April 30th George B Killam Inspector of Provisions Charles A Andrew and of Animals intended for slaughter on Kept for the products milk Attest FA Howe } Jown blesk
1892 Precinct officers Precinct one
Rufus W. Emerson Hardens John Parkhurst
Stephen A Bixby ( Inspectors Frederic K Bremmer ) of Elections
William W Howe (Deputy Inspectors of Elections
Samuel A Frye
Francis & Stevens
Precinct Click
Precinct Juro
Isaac & Day George W Chadwick
Wardens
Edward & Pearl
William K Cole Inspector of Elections
John J Chadwick \Deputy Inspectors Nathan K Fowler ) of Elections
James 76 Webster } Precinct blesk
Boxford October 5th 1892 Rufus W Emerson Selectmen Isaac & Day of Boxford
Attest FA Howe } Town blesk
1892
To Frederick Howe town clerk The following is the vote for officers at the first precinct in Boxfort. Nov. 8,1892.
Electors for President and Vice President. Prohibition Candidates five (5)
Democratic
thirty three (3.3)
Republican
Peoples Party
one.
Blanks
three (3 )
IN Governos.
William H. 26 aile of Springfield fifty two (52)
Ir alcott Hamlin of amherst? (3)
Im. C. Russell of Cambridge thirty five (35)
Blanks
five (5)
For Lieutenant Governor.
James B. Carroll of Springfield twenty nine (29) Edward Kendall of Cambridge five (5)
Roger Walcott of Boston forty seven (47)
Im. J. Shield of Boston two (2)
Blanks.
twelve 12
For Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Charles S. Hamlin of Brookline twenty eight (28)
George Kempton of Sharon one (1)
William M. Olin of Boston forty seven (4)
Samuel B.Shapleigh of Boston six
Blanks
thirteen
For Treasures and Reciever General. Gilbert D. Farnham of Somerville four (4)
James S. Chinnell of Greenfield twenty six (26)
George a. Warden of Lowell forty eight (48)
Blanks
seventeen 17
fifty three (53)
1892 For auditor. alfred . Evans of askburnham five " (5)
John W. Kimball of Fitchburg forty seven (47)
Maurice W. L anders of Springfield! one (1)
Cliving B. Sayles of Military twenty six (26)
Blanks sixteen
In Attorney General.
Charles S. Lilley of Lowell twenty nine (29)
albert E. Pillsbury of Boston forty seven
Robert F. Raymond of bedford four 4
Blanks
fifteen 5
For Representative to Congress sixth district.
Elbridge A. Brown of Boston one (1)
William Cogswell of Salem forty seven (47)
John H. Davis of Haverhill
four (+)
Henry , Little of Newburyport
twenty eight (28)
Blanks (3)
For Councilor fifth Dist.
arthur B. Breed of & yun fifty one (51)
Francia & Hines of Salem twenty seven
Blanks seventeen 7
For District Attorney. Robert & Burke of Newburyport thirty one (31)
William H. Moody of Haverhill fifty one
Blanks, thirteen (13)
For Sheriff. William S. H out of Byun Samuel a. Johnson of Salem Blanka
twenty nine 2
fifty two 52
fourteen
1892
For County Commissioner. William F. XH. Collina of Sacom twenty eight (28) JohnM. Douforthe of Lynnfield fifty four (54)
Blankes
thirteen 13)
Special Commissioners. Gange W. Biatchford of Rockport twenty eix (26) Helson P. Cummings of Merriman
forty four
Jeremiah J. Melony of Lawrence
nineteen (9)
Thomas A. Pedrick of Synn thirty four (34)
Blanks
sixty seven (6)
If ou Commissioners of insolvency.
Benjamin @ Times of Lawrence forty five (45)
Viciam Q Chappel of Salem
forty three 43
26 arry J. Cole of Haverhill
forty three (43)
Freace. Haynes of Haverhill
twenty seven (2)
Daniel D. Sanders of Gloucester twenty two (22)
twenty three 23)
George L. Weil of North andover Blaules
eighty three (83)
For Senator fifth district. George & Batchelder of Lynnfield Samuel M. Brock of Lynn
four (4)
thirty (30)
Samuel L. Sawyer of Danvers
fifty (50)
Blanks
eleven
For Representative in General Court 7th. Essex List Darren In. Cole of Boxford thirty two (32)
Gardner S. House of Boxford
fifty three 53
Horace Ray of Topsfield
three (3)
Blanks
amendment to the Constitution
yes. twenty one
Ho fourteen 14
Blinks
sixty (60)
It hole number of Ballots
ninety five 5
attest Francis J. Stevens blesk of Precinct 1. A true copy attest of A Howe Town black
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1892
Boxford Nov. 8 1892. Pursuant to the fore going warrant the inhabitants, of Precinct 2, qualified to vote as the law directs assembled at the time and place and for the purpose thereis expressed. (it(10) ten O'clock. a. M. the warrant calling the meeting was read by Precinct-Clerk who then publicly ofmed. the balloblo and the same having been person- ally examined by the election officers and the public, was found to be empty. The ballot-fox was immediately locked, the register indicating 000, and the key of the box was taken and retained by Charles F. Austin the Constable in attendance. The Precinct Clerk then called upon the inhabitants of said Precinct qualified to vote, to give in their ballots for the purpose expressed in said warrant. The ballot box remained locked while the polls were open. at two O'clock and forty minutes a.M. the polls were closed. The ballot box was found to register seventy four 74. The Officers in charge of the checklist in the presence of the other officers and the public counted in a distinct and audible voice the names checked on vid list, and annown- ced the whole number to be seventy four 74. The ballot boy was then opened by the wander without being removed from the public view, ti ballots taken there from cut audibly con fox one by one and the Precinct Clerks publicly announced the whole number to be seventy- four 74. The precision Officers, then proceeded to count the number of votes received by such person voted for with the following result.
Viz.
Electors of President and Vice President.
Bidwell and Canfill
Prohibition
189.0
at Large John Bascom & Williamstoure Richard IN Love of Boston
Prohibition " one (1) " one. (1) Dish 1 augustus R. Smith of Lee one (1)
2 Charles . Allen of Barnes "
one
3 Charles B. Kuigler of Worcester
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4 Edmund Y, Show of Hudson one, *
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5 Varnum Lincoln of andover one (1)
6 George H Hoyb of Haverhill one
= 7 George H. Buttrich of Everett one (1)
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& John S. Paine of Cambridge
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one (1)
"1 9 James M. Soy of Boston one (1) "1
10 Henry W. Shuge of Boston one (1) 11 =
" 11 Charles , Brandon of New tow one (1) 12 William H. Phillips of Taunton one (1)
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13 Robert a. Sherman of New Bedford, one (1) "1
Cleveland and Stevenson Democratic. at &targe Patrick a. Collins of Breton twenty one (21)
John G. Russell of Leicester twenty one (01)
Diet. I James M. Mark of Holyoke, twenty, rue (@) . 2 John B. C. Dannel Con onthe f cuptor ... twenty one (2) twenty one (21)
3. Quales if agyerty of Southbridge 4 Charles, J. Williams of Actor
5 Peter H. Donolive of Lowell "
.6 James F. Dean of Salem "7 Samuel A. Hamilton of Wakefield. . 8 Ferdinand'S. French of Winchester , twenty one (2) , 9 Edward J. Flynn of Boston
" 10 Josiah Funcy of Luncy 11 Robert Blackie of Hyde Park 12 Jocekl & Sweet of littleborough 13 Ashul coughlin of Fall River =
twenty one (21)
twenty one (21) twenty one (21) twenty one (21)
twenty one (2) twenty one (21) twenty one ( 2) , twenty ve (2) " twenty one (2)
(1)
1892.
Harrison and Reid Republican. at Large. forty-nine (49)
Nathaniel . Banks of Waltham John D. Long of Hingham forty-nine
forty-nine (49) Dist. I Joseph Griswold of Greenfield,
2 George W. Johnson of Brookfield ..
forty nine (+ 9 )
= 3 Edward B. Glasgow of Arrester fortymine (17) 4 Henry A. Goodrich of Fitchburg" =
5 Peter B. Smith of andover =
6 Frank Cousins of Salem =
. 7 George W. Walker of Walden
= 8 Edward Ilines of Somerville 9 Jonathan a. S ance of Boston = 10 John Shaw of Quincy =
11 John R. Bullard of Setham 11
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12. Benjamin S. Lovell of Weymouth " forty-nine (49) forty-nine (49)
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13 John Simpkins of yarmouth 11
Weaver and Field People's Party. at Large Edward Bellamy of Chickokee George Fr Mashburn of Boston Dish. I having M. Miller of Pittsfield
2 William Q. Talor of Orange
. 3 Lot Berry of Spencer =
" 4 asa & Hall of Hudson
5 Hiram H. K. Eastman of Lawrence .. 6 I. B. Woodfin of Marblehead
17 A. E. Clements of Lynn 71
. 8 anthony. Philpott of arlington
= 9 Henry SI emon of Boston "
" 10 George- J. Moulton of Boston "
" Il Erastus' S. Metcalf of Franklin .. „ 12 Thomas S. Hodgson of Middleborough , 13 Frank &. Peck of Winelam "
forty- nine (49)
forty-nine (+) forty- nine (+9) forty -nine (+9) forty- nine (49) forty-nine (+9) forty-nine (19) forty nine (1+)
1892. Hing and Hatchett at Large. Jacob Thomas of Springfield Disk. I augustus Kleiner of adams . 2 3 1,
Socialist Lalor.
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8 Nathan Stahl of Boston
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9 J. Robert Simmons of Boston
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10 Emil Roers
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11 Thomas Money
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Governor of the Commonwealth. Whole number of votes for Governor seventy four (4) William H. Haile of Springfield Republican fifty (50)
A alcott Hamlin of Gemberst Prohibition one (1)
Sauire, & Putney of Somerville Socialist & abov William & Russell of Cambridge, Democratic. twenty (20)
Henry Winn of Malden Peoples Party Blanks three (3) Lieutenant Governor. It hole number of votes for Lieutenant Governor seventy-four (74)
James B. Carroll of Springfield Democratic. Twenty (20)
Edward Kendall of Cambridge Prohibition one (1)
William J. Shields of Boston Peoplea Party
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1892. Charles , Wentworth of Lynn Socialists Section Roger Wolcott of Boston Republican Charty-six (46)
Blanks seven (7)
Total number of votes for secretary seventy four (14) Charles S. H moulins of il online, Democratic nineteen (19 )
George, Kempton of Sharon Peoples Party
Frederick a. Hagler of West Springfield Socialist I abov one (1)
William M. Bliv of Boston Republican, frade- five (5)
Samuel B. Sharpleigh of Boston, Prohibition. one (1)
Blankes eight (8)
Treasures and Receiver General Total number of votes for Treasurer and Receiver General seventy-four (7++)
Wilbert Q. Farnham Ir. of Somerville, Prohibition. one (1)
James S. Grinnell of Greenfield, Democratic Eighteen (18)
George a. Marder of Lowell, Republican. fortyeight (48)
James R. Mugent of Breton Socialist Labor Thomas Nation of Braintree People Party
Blanks seven 7
auditor Total number of votes for auditor seventy four(74)
alfred H. Grans of ashburnham, Prohibition one (1)
1892. John H. Kimball of Fitchburg, Republican C forty-seven (47)
Maurice . Sanders of Springfield Doples Panty
Michael Lynch of Boston Socialist sabor Irving B. Sayles of Millbury, Democratic twenty (20)
Blanks six ( 6)
Total number of votes for attorney General seventy four ( 74) Quarles, S. Lilley of Lowell, Democratic eighteen (18)
Herber Ms. Dutoch of Worcester, Peoples Party
albert & Pillsbury of Boston, Republican. forty six (46)
Robertet, Raymond of New Bedford. Prohibition two (2)
James Haldock of Breton. Socialist Labor, Blanks, eight (8)
Representative in l'ongress
Total number of votes for Representative in Congress, 6th Niet. seventy- four (74) Elbridge Sony Brown of Boston People Party,
Millium Pogewell of Salem, Republican forty-nine (49)
John H. Davis of Haver hill, Prohibition one (1)
Henry B. Little of Newburyport, Democratic, nineteen (19)
Blanks five (v)
1842. Counciller Fifth district. Total number of votes severity- four Arthur B. Breed of Lynn, Republican Forty-six (+6)
Francis E fines of Salem. Democratic Eighteen (18)
Blanks y en (10)
District Attorney eastern district. Total number of votes seventy- four (14)
Robert E. Burke of Harburyport. Democratic. Seventeen (17) William If Hority of Havenbise Republican Forty-nine (44) Blanks Eight (8)
Sheriff Essex County.
Total number of votes seventy-forum
(7)
William S.Hogy of Linguw. Democratic. Eighteen (18)
Samuel, Po. Johnson of Salem Republican
Fifty-one
(51)
Blanks Five (5)
County Commissioner of Essex
Total number of votes seventy- four
(74)
William F. M. Colline of Salem. Democratic, Nineteen (19)
John D. Danforth if Lynnfield Republican. Forty-six
Blanks Hine (9)
Special Commissioner of Essex Total number of votes seventy four (74)
George W. Blatchford of Rockport Democratic. Seventeen (17)
Helson P. Cummings of Merrimac. Republican. straty- one
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1892. Jeremiah Q. Maloney of Laurence Democratic Sixteen Thomas, at Fedrick of Lynn. Republican Thirty-three (33)
Commissioners of Insolvency. Essex Total number of votes seventy- four (74)
Benjamin @ Area of Laurence -. Republican. Forty-three (43)
Siccome I Chapel of Salem Republican Forty-three (43) 26 any- 1). Cole of Gravertill Republicans. 4 - Forty-four ( 44)
Hned A. Haynes of Haverhill Democratic, Eighteen (18)
Daniel. D. Saunders of Gloucester Democratic. Sixteen
Menge IL. Weil of North (Andover Democratic Twenty (30)
Blankes Thirteen (13)
Senator. Frifthe district, Total number of votes for Senator seventy for(74) George S. ABlatihelder of Lynnfield. Prohibition Three (3)
Sennel M. Brock & Lyme Democratic Seventeen
Forty-eight (48) Blanks Six (6)
Representative in General Work 7th Essen Sistrich. Total number of votes seventy four (24)
Warren IN. Role of Boxford. Democratic. Seventeen (7)
I undnews. " More of Doplant. Republiceen . Fifty- three 53)
1892. Gerace Kay of Topfield Protibutions un. Blanks Two (2)
Amendement to the Construction yes and No. Shall the proposed amendment to the Construction abolching the property qualification for the office of Governor be approved and ratified ?
The number of votes for Ve2: wenty three (23) The number of votes for Do. Thirteen (3)
Blanks Thirty-eight (38)
The ballots were sorted, counted, recorded, and declared in open Precinct Meeting. Then by a vote the meeting was dissolved.
IN the copy of record. (Ittest Dich & March & of Boxford. Baylor & November 8,1892.
A true Copy attest OF A Howe & Town link
November 16th 1892 The Selection and Town blesk assembled this day and recounted the Ballots cast for Governor and for Senator in 5 Esser Senatorial sist in Said town on November 8th 1892 and find a gain of two votes for William. Haile of Springfield for Governor And again of one vote for Sammel Lo Sawyer of Danvers for Senator 5th Esly District
Attest of A Home Town black
February 1893. destroyed
# f Home Town black This may certify that I have this 23d day the Ballets cast in the two precinct at the state & National election 11 held in November 1892
1892
November 18th The Town Clerks of Topsfield Boxford Groveland and Georgetown met at the Town blesks office in Georgetown this day to ascertain who was chosen as Representative to General Court in the 7th Essen District and the following is the result of the canvas
Warren I Cole had in Boxford Votes 49
Jopsfield " 43
11 Georgetown " 212 11
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Groveland, 219 523
Gardner & Morse .... Boyford
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Graveland . .. 185
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Horace Bay of Topsfield had in Baford Voter
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114 Gardner& Morse has a majority of and is elected to represent this District in the General Court
during 1893
Attest of A Howe Brown werk
( Note, Warren In Cole and Gardner & Morse sidents of oxford
Topsfield 111 276
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1893. at a legally called meeting of the inhabitants; of the Town of Boifind, legally qualified to vole, at elections, and in Town affairs Held at the Vesting in the Second Parish i said Jours of Burford on Monday the sinth day of March 1893 it being the annual. Town meeting. The following record was made.
Edward &. Pearl
3 moderator outh administered by John Parkhurst es in open Jon meeting.
John WParkhurst
3 Jours Clerk Oath administered iz Edward & Pearl In Open Jan Meeting
That Rer. I.L. Hulland be invited to unite with the people in lager, and he came forward and offered prazer.
Isaac & Day ? First Selectman. John Parkhurst 3 Second Third "
Hiram A Joune 3
That the Selectmen shall be the board of assessors of takes, and. I reviews of the Food the ensuing year.
albert Me. Frune Genetabler. Charles F. austin
Edward E. Pearl Treasurer.
To choose but one auditor
George B. Parkhurst } auditor
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