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Voted that the selectmen include in addition to the vote passed at the annual meeting relative to petitioning the General Court for Rights to take Stiles Pond and Fish Brook for a water supply ; any
489
1911. other source or sources they may see fit.
Voted to dissolve this meeting.
Atrue record Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Check.
West Boxford Mass, May 15th 1911 . Mr. John W. Parkhurst Town Clerk, Dear Sir:
Acceptan- ce of
I hereby accept the office of Forest Forest Warden for the town of Boxford for the current Warden, year Sworn May 19, W.KBRe
Respectfully Harry L. Cole
baird Mighill
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July 12, 1911. before me Poho. W. Partchat Town Cluck. m
Boxford, July 12, 1911. We the undersigned do hereby appoint David Mighill, as dog officer, and truant officer for the ensuing year, for the town of Boxford.
Selectmen
Charles Perley Geor B, Parkhurst. Boxford.
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490
1911. Election Officers appointed by the Selectmen August 12# 1911, Precinct 1
John Parkhurst, Warden
Charles Perley, Dept. " George B. Parkhurst,
Clerk.
Hiram N. Towne, Dept . "
Stephen A. Bixby Inspector
John J. Jwisden. Inspector
SamuelA. Frye
Dept. Inspector
Henry Perley
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Precinct 2.
Walter S. Chadwick, Warden
William J. Doherty, Dept.
Edward &. Pearl, Clerk
Harry L. Cole,
&. Henry Nason,
Dept. " Inspector 11
Nathan K. Fowler
Charles F. Austin Dept. 11
Marshall P. Whittier 11
Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
This is to certify that I have this day delivered to the Wardens of Precincts one and two the Ballots, cards of instructions etc. for the Primaries to be held This day. Sept. 26, 1911. Attest. John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
491
1911. Record of the Primaries.
Precinct 1. Boxford Sept. 26, 1911. Primary Election. Aq really to the foregoing warrant the voters of Precinct I met at the Town Hall.
The meeting was called to order by Wardens John Parkhurst at 7.35 P.M.
The warrant nas read by #flerk and the ballot box was opened andshown to be empty, then closed, locked, and the kay placed in the hands of Constable Mighill.
Vote taken to keep meeting open till 9.30 Polls opened at 730 P. M. closed" 9.30. " "
Ballot box then registered 19 Check list then showed no. of votes cast 19 Number of ballots in box. 19.
Ballots were counted, recorded, & publicly declared as follows.
For Governor.
Republican Nom, Louis A. Frothingham of Boston 7
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Joseph Walker of Brookline 5
11 Norman H. White " 2
11
Blanks 2
Democrat Nom. Engene-N. Foss of Boston 3
11 Thomas L. Hisgen W. Springfield. 0 "1
For Lieutenant Governors. merville Republican Non, Robert Luce, of 12
Blanks 4
Dem, Nom, David. Walsh, [Fitchburg/ 3
492
1911. For Secretary Rep. Nom. Albert P. Langtry, of Springfield 8
11 " Russell A. Wood ", Cambridge
11 11 Blanks Dem, Non, Frankl. Donahue of Boston Edward Q. Skelton 11 "1
2
For Treasurer.
Rep. Nom. Elmer A. Stevens of Somerville 13
Blanks Lower County Road) 2 Dem. Nom. Aug. L. Thorndike L. Co. Brewster 3
Blanks 1
For Auditor. Rep. Non. Herbert U. Burs of Boston 6
11 1 Johnc. White "Tisbury 7
Blanks 3 Dem. Nom, Chas. B. Strecker of Brookline 3
For Attorney General. Rep. Nom. James M. Swift of Fall River 12
Blanks
Dem. Nom, Geo. W. Anderson of Boston 2 11 1
" Joseph disseonard .. 11 ~For Councilon 5 The District.
Rep. Non, Edward &. Inothingham, Haverhill, 9 11 11 James H Walker Amesbury, 5
4 Blanks 4
Dem. Nom. Frank A. Foster, of Manchester F
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"1 Ed. I. Carney of Salem 0
For Senator 4th. Essex Dist.
Rep. Non. Arthur. L. Nason of Haverhill 10
11 Blanks 6 Dem. Nom. James B. barbey of Peabody 1
2
Blanks
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493
1911. For Representative General Court 10th EssenDist.
Rep. Nom. Stephen A, Lanen of Groveland 2
11 Frank E. Noyes 4
" 11 11 Geo. P. Webster
on Soxford 11
11
Blanks 2
County Commissioner, Essex Rep. Nom, Chas. O. Every of Beverly 2
11 11 Moody Kimball. Newburyport 8
11 Winslow-L. Webber, of Gloucester 4 Dem, Now, P. J. Murphy 3
Blanks 2 =
For Register of Deeds, Essex South District, Ref. Nom, Willard J. Hale, Newburyport 10 11 11 John H. Roberts, salem, 3
Dem, Nom. 3 1.
Blanks
For Clerk of Courts, Essex Rep Nom. Edward B. George of Haverhill
14
Blanks < 1
5
For State Committee, 4 th Essex Dist. Rep. Nom, J. Franklin Batchelder of Haverhill. 10 11 11 Horace P. Farinhano of Peabody, 3
Blanks 3 Dem, Nom John Ma Grath of Amesbury 3
For Town Committee.
These three Rep. Non, Um K. Cole of West Boxford 13
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Hiram N. Towne of Boxford 12
Elected 11 John J. Jwisden of "
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11 Daniel U. Conant 1 Blanks 21
were
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494
1911.
For Delegate to State Convention. Rep. Nom. Daniel U. Conant of Boxford, 3
"1 " H. N. Joune 11 1
11 11 - Um, K. Cole "1 West Boxford 1
11 11 Geo. B. Parkhurst
Boxford 1
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11 Blanks 13
A time record. attest Geo. B. Parkhurst, Clerk Precinct one.
Atruecopy of record, Attest John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
495
1911. Record of the Primaries
1911 Record of Precinct Two, Journ of Boxford September 26th, 1911.
Prinswant to the foregoing Warrant the inhabitants of Precinct Two, Town of Buford qualified to vote in elections as the law directs assembled at the time and place and for the purpose therein expressed.
At seven o'clock and thirty minutes in the afternoon the Warrant calling the meeting was read by the Precinct Blesk who the publicly opened the ballot box and the same having been examined by the precinct officers and the public was found to be empty,
The ballot boy was immediately locked the register indicating 000. and the keys of the box was taken and retained by Walter. Chadwick the Constable in attendance. The clerk then called upon the inhabitants of said Precinct at seven aclock and minutes in the afternoon qualified by law to vote in elections to give in their ballots for the purpose expressed in said Warrant,
At nine oclock and forty minutes in the afternoon the polls were closed,
The ballet box was found to register (4). The officers in charge of the checkliste in the presence of the other officers and the public counted in a distinct and audible voice the names checked on said lists and found the number to be (41)
The ballot box without being removed from the public view was then opened by the Warden,
The ballots were taken therefrom one by one and credibly counted, and the Clerk announced the whole number to be (41)
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496
1911. The precinct officers then proceeded to count the votes receivedby each /serson with the following results:
Whole number of votes for Republican candi- dates for Governor. (38)
Blanks (2)
Louis A: Fnothing ham of Boston (27)
Joseph Walker off Brookline (6)
Norman H. White of Brookline (5)
Whole number of votes for candidate for Governor, Democratic One.
Blank 0 Eugene N. Fross, of Boston One (1) Thomas L. Hisgen of Springfield
Whole number of votes for candidate for Governor Democratic Progressive Blanks.
Engene N. Loss of Boston
Whole number of votes for candidate for Lieutenant Governor. Republican (38) Blanks (2)
Robert Luce of Somerville 38
Whole number of votes fn candidate for Lieutenant Governor. Democratic Blanks David I. Walsh of Fitchburg One (1)
Whole number of votes for candidate for Lieutenant Governor. Democratic Progressive Blanks. David I. Walsh of Fitchburg.
144
497
1911,
Whole number of votes for candidate for Secretary Republican (36)
Blanka (4)
Albert P. Langtry of Springfield. (27)
Russell A. Wood of Cambridge. (9)
Whole number of votes for candidate for Secretary Democratic
Blanks
Frank& Donahue of Boston One (1)
Edward Q. Skelton of Boston,
Whole number of votes for Secretary Democratic Progressivo.
Blanks
Edward Q. Skelton of Boston
Whole number of votes for Treasures (37) Republican.
Blanks (3)
Elmer A. Stevens of Somerville 37
Whole number of votes for Treasurer Democratis Blanks
Augustus L. Thorndike of Brewster, One (1)
Whole number of votes for candidate for
Treasurer Democratic progressive
Blanks
Augustus L. Thorn dike of Brewster
Whole number of votes for candidate for Auditor. Republican 35
Blanks. (5)
Herbert W. B wir of Boston (16)
John E. White of Tisbury (19)
497
191.1. Whole number of votes for candidate for Anditos Democratic
Blanks. Charles B. Strecker of Brookline, One (1)
Whole number of votes for candidate for Auditor, Democratic progressive, Blanks, Charles B. Strecker of Brookline
Whole number of votes for candidate for Attorney General Republican 36
Blanks 4 James M. Swift of Fall River (36)
Whole number of votes for candidate for Attorney General, Democratic
Blanks.
George W. Anderson of Boston One (1) Joseph J. Leonard of Boston
Whole number of votes for candidate for Attorney General Democratic Progressive Blanks.
Whole number of votes for candidate for Councillos, Republican 36
Blanks (4)
Edward G. Frothinghan of Haverhill (31) James H. Walker of Amesbury (5)
Whole number of votes for candidate for Councilloo, Democratic Blank.
Edward &. Barney of Salem One (!) Frank A. Foster of Manchester
Whole number of votes for candidate for Councillos, Democratic Progressive Blanks.
498
1911.
Whole number of votes for candidate for Senator 4th Essex District Republican (40) Blanks (4)
Arthur L. Nason of Haverhill (36)
Whole number of votes for candidate for Senator, Democratic
Blanks. James B. Carbery of Peabody One (!)
Whole number of votes for candidate for Representative in General Court. Jenth Essex District. Republican ( 40 )
Blanks.
Stephen A. Lanen of Groveland (16)
Frank &, Noyes, of Groveland (2)
George P. Webster of Boxford (22)
Whole number of votes for candidate in General Court, Democratic.
Blanks (1)
Whole number of votes for candidate for County Commissioner, Essex Republican 36 Blanks (4)
Charles of Cressey of Beverly. (5)
Moody Kimball of Newburyport (27)
Winslow L. Webber of Gloucester
(4)
Whole number of votes for candidate for County Commissioner, Democratic Blanks.
Patrick J. Murphy of Peabody, One (1)
Whole number of votes for candidate for Register of Deeds, Republicano. Blanks (5)
(35)
Willard I. Hale of Newburyport. (34) John H. Roberts of Salem One (1)
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499
1911. Whole number of votes for candidate for Clerk of Courts, Republican (35)
Blanks (5)
Edward B. George of Haverhill (35)
Whole number of votes for candidate for Clerk of Courts, Democratic. Blanks One (1)
Whole number of votes for candidate for State Committee, Republican ( 35)
Blanks (5)
8. Franklin Batchelder of Haverhill (26)
Horace P. Farnham of Peabody (9)
Whole number of votes for candidate for State Committee Democratic.
Blanke.
John Mcgrath of Amesbury One (1)
Whole number of votes for Delegate to State Convention
Blanks. One (1) Democratic
Whole number of votes for delegate to State Convention
Republican (23)
Blanks (27)
William B. Chadwick (8)
Edward &. Pearl (2)
Charles F. Austin
William K. Cole (2)
Whole number of votes for Town Committee Republicano.
Blanks (9)
William K. Cole (36)
Hiram N. Joune (37)
John J. Jwisden (36)
500
1911. George &. Carrer (2)
Democratic: Whole number of votes for Town Committee
Blanks One (1)
One (1) 11
One-
At eleven o clock and 30 minutes it was voted that the meeting be dissolved.
A true record. Attest. Edward &. Pearl, Precinct blesk.
A true copy of record, Attest: John U. Parkhurst, Town Elerk.
Boxford, Sept. 27, 1911. This is to certify that I have this day notified the following named persons of their election at the Primaries held in Boxford, Sept. 26, 1911, vi3; William K. Cole, He iramo N. Towne and John J. Inisden as Republican Town Committee; William B. Chadwick as Delegate to the State Convention.
I have also notified the Chairman of the Republican Town Committee of the election of William B. Chadwick as Delegate to the State Convention in accordancewith the provisions of Section 16, Chapter 550 of the Acts of 1911.
Attest: John U. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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1911.
Precinct I Boyford, november 7. 1911. Unreally to the pressvia marrant the value of Precinct one mi at the Town Je all. The meaning www cried to order by the Warden John Parkhurst at Ten o'clock a. M. The warrant read by the clerk, the ballot boy was opened and Shown to be conkte then closed and the key placed in the nande of the contable Lavid mighill.
The ballot box registered 000 The polls were lokened at 10.06 a. 'IN. closed 2.10. P. In. The ballot for then registered 43 The check list showed no. of votes cast 44
The number of ballote in bock. 44 The various were counted, recorded, and publickey ( declared as follows.
For Governor.
James F. larey, Haverhill Socialist 7 Eugene nr. Force, Boston Democratic 14 Dem, Prog.
Louie a. Frothingham Boston, Republican 19
Varenve The yo Shur Bedford Socialiet Labor
Frand YV. Round. Haverhill Prohibition, 3 Blanke 1
For Lieutenant Governor.
Gratter S. Hutchins, Greenfield Socialist. 6
22 Robert Luce, Somerville, Republican. William S. Merrill Salden, Prohibition. 3 Patrick Mulligan Boelow Socialiel Labor, 0 David & Graben, Fitchburg, Dem. Dem. Prog. 11 Blanke 2
1911.
502 Hor Secretary of le commonwealth Davi Graus Milford. Socialist Lation 0
Frank ConDonance, Breton, Dem Kog & Den. 9 alfred Je Evane, Northampton Ponibilion 2 3 albert P. Lavastry Springfield, Republican 2.3 Blanke. 5
For Measures. Joseph In Coldwell, Guilford Socialiet 6 Jeremiah P. Ichally. Salem, Socialist Labor. 1 Charles & Peaker. Welow, Prohibition. Elmer Q. Stevene, Somerville, Republican. 22 aug, L. Thorndike, Bremeter, Dem, Prog. & Dem. Blanke. 6
For auditor.
Earl Linstrand, Lynn, Socialiet Labos 1 Sylvester S. In Bride, Watertown, Socialist 5 Www. Nach, Westborough, Prohibition. 2 Charlee B. Strecker, Brookline Dem Prog, & Dem. 8 John & White, Tisbury. Republican,. 24 Blanke 4
For attorney General "eo. W. anderson, Boston. Dem. Prog. &Dem. Henry C. Leere Borton. Socialiet Labor 8 Geo: S. Roewer Or. Boston, Socialist, 7 Samer In Swift Fall River Republican 24 Blanke
Fov Councilor 5th Vichict. Colon ie, Blacketoch, amesbury, Socialist. Edward & Larney. Salem, Democratic, 8 Edward S. Frocking ham Haverhill, Republican 28 Jawere 16. Walker, anneebury, Dem. Prog. 1 Blanke 5
1911.
For Perator 4th EReen District. ganas de carbeu. Perbodi Democratic. 11
le harlee Q. înétatele, de vechile Socialiet arthur L. hacon Republican 20 Blanke 5
Sidney Perley 1
For Representative in General Court 10th Leser Stekhow . La new, Groveland. Republican. 12 George & Webster, Hoy Lord, Ref. Prog. Nov. Paper. 22 Blanke. 9 Chester Killam 1
For bounty Commissioner, Exsey keo: Chavier 73. Le recey Beverly, Ref. Sind, None. Paper. nathan Huntington, Perrimac, Socialiet. 6 Moody Kimball, Newburyport, Republican. 21 Patrick marlehy, Peabody Dem, Hogy Den. Y Blanke
For leclerk of le ourte ERrez les: Edward B. George, Haverhill, Sem, & Ref. 92 Blanke. 12
To Register of Leede, Essex South Diet. Miliard &. Heal Newburyport, Republican Wesley & Ball Georgetown. Socialiet John H. Roberts, Salem Dem. Prog. & Dem. 9 Blanke 5
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Shall the proposed amendment to the constitution authorizing the use of voting machines at all elections be approved und ratified. yer 10 no 22 Blanke 12
503
1911.
504 Shall the cropscex amendment to the constitution increasing the power of the recculature to authorize the taking a card and property for firmaile à êtrexte be averonar and ratified 1 yes uno 28 Blanke 11
a true copy atleet recorcx
Seo. B. Parkhurst Clerk Precinct one.
A time copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst Town Clerk.
503
1911. Record of Precinct Tavo, Town of Boyford november 7th 1911.
Perswant to the foregoing Marrant the inhabitants of Presence In Town of Boyard qualified to vote in electione as the last directo assembled at the time and place, and for the purpose there expressed It ten oclock in the forenoon the Warrant Calling the meeting drar read by the Precinct lekerk who then publicly opened the fallout boy
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and the Rave having been personally ex
amined on the breacha ficere and the public was found to be lefty. The ballot voy was immediately locked the register indicating cor and the key of the for war. taken and retained by Walter I. lechadwick the officer in attendance, The black then called ukon the inhabitants of Raid precinct at ten atclock, and three minutes in the forenoon. qualified by law to vote in elections to give in their ballote for the purpose expressed in raid Tarrant, at two o clock and 18 minutes in the afternoon the polle were closed. The fallout boy was found to register 59. The of cere in charge of the check ivete in the presence of the other officeve and the public counted in a distinct and audible voice The namer checked on card liste and found the number to be Sixty (60)
The ballot box without being removed from the public view was then opened in the Wonder He ruote were taken therefrom one on one vid audibly counted, and the lelerle an- nounced the whole number to be Sixty (60) He precinct officere the proceeded to count the votre received by each person with the Following result. Whale, number of votes for Governor 57 /
Blanke
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1911.
Sande Money of isawill Socialist? 1 504 Queene v. Love of Barton Democratic for Eugene IV. FOR Il Elevero. Eugene ri Vala af 18 sito no Democratic Progressive 3 Three Lewis OFnothingham of Boston Republican. 42 Fortytwo. Jennie MEGoff of New Bedford Socialiet abou Frank Dr. Raind of Saverbull Prohibitions. 3 Three Whole number of votes for aceitenant & archivar 38 Blankes. 2
Walter S. Hutchings of Greenfield. Socialist One 1. Robert Luce of Breton Republican. Forty four 44. William &. Merrill &walden, Prohibition Three 3 Patrick mulligan of Boston Socialist Labor ... David I Watch of Fitchburg Democratic Prog. Democratic. Jew 10.
Whole number of votes you Secretary Blanke
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David Icraig of Tilford, Socialiet xfor. Frank & Anahue De Breton Denveratic Dog. Sem. alfred He. Erano Seven ?.
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alfred il. Evanes northampton Prohibition The Server of Acorcenter Soc. Three &. albert P. Langtry of Springfield Republican Forty four. Whole number of hate for treasurer 58. Blanker, 2
Coreph EN. holdmall of milford Socialist Jeremiah P. In: nally of Salem Socialist Labor. One 1. Charia E. Peaker & inton, Prohibition Jmy 2.
1911. Elmer a. Sterone of fineville Apublican Forty five 45 !! Augustus, & Thorndike, of Themter Democratic Progressive Democratic Jen 10
Phone number of votes for auditor 57. Blanke 3.
Farb Lindstrand Lynn Socialiet Labor.
Influenter & I Bride of Watertown Socialist Onel.
William M. Nach & Greetborough, Prohibition Three 3!
Charles B. Strecker of Brookline
Denweratic Progressive Democratic Eleven "1. John & White of Tisbury Republican Forty two 42.
Whole number of votes for attorney General 58. Blanke 2
George Mr. Anderson of Boston
Democratic Progressive, Democratic Eleven "1. Henry C. Here of Boston Socialiet Labor One !. George &. Roemer Jr. , Boston Socialvel- (Laves In West of Fall River Republican Forty ain'tx, ( Whole number of votes for Councillow 57. Blanke 3
John H. Blacktock. One ?
Edward Jalearner. Five 5.
Edward G. Frothingham. Fortynine 49. Jamie H. Walker. For5 2.
Whole number of votes for Senator 4# 8220 Fifty eight 58 blanke 2. James B. learbrey of Peabody Democratic Eight 8 Charles ilbert mitchell Haverhill. Socialiel. arthur L. Mason of Haverhill Republican Fifty 50!
$5.05 50B
1711.
Okroce number of votes a Representative in Central Court Tevithe Seeix District Fifty eight. Blanke, Two 2.
Stephen A Lanew of Groveland Republican Imentyfine 25, George P. Nekter of Bo ford RER Progressive hom Paper. Thirty three 38.
Whole number of votes for County le commissioner Fifty Seven 57
Blanke. Three 3
Charles de Bracy of Ben orly Republican Sindlefondement nom. Palzer Five 5
nathan Huntington & Merriman Socialist.
Today Kimball of Newburyport Republican Forty four 44.
Patrick & murphy of Peabody Democratic Progressi c. Democratic Eight 8.
Whole number of votes of or le terk of Courts Excercounty Fixty four 54, Six 6.
Blanke
Edward B. George of Heavenhill Democratic. Ref. Fifty four 54. Whole number of votes for Register of Seede Evren Southern District Fifty eix 56. Blanke Four 4 Willard 2. Hale of Newburyport, Republican.
Freeley L. It all of Forty mine 49. Wesley L. Hall of Georgetown, Socialiet One !. JohnH. Roberts of Salem
Democratic Progressive, Democratic Sit 6.
Shall the proposed amendment to the le ou stitution Luthorizing the use of voting machine at all election be approved and ratified ? no 8.
yes 34. Blanke 1 8.
1911.
Shall the proposed amendment to the Constitution increasing the power of the Legislature to authorize the taking of land and property for highwaye or streets be L'ex 22 approved and ratified? (Qis 20 Blank. 18.
It your oclock and 15 minutes in the afternoon it was voted the meeting he diserlived. I true record attest Edward &. Pearl Black of Precinct 2 Town of Boxford.
A time copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boxford, Nov. 7, 1911. This is to certify that I have this day delivered to the Warden's of Precincts one and two; 150 Ballots, Specimen Ballots etc. to each Precinct.
Attest: John U. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
1911. Haverhill, mareachusette. City leleite Ofice, november 17, 1911. at a meeting of the City le leite a Hovernice. The Down Sterke of Boyford, Groveland and north indover, said Vomve and Grand 1 of the City of Haverhill forming the Tenth Green Representative District
held at inoin the day in accordance with the provisions of Section 290, Chapter 360, of the acts of 1987, "kow comparing the trane- cripts of the returne, the following appears as the result of the balloting for Representatives in the Several Court for said District, at meetings need on Juiceday, November1, 1911.
Haverhill, Botford Groveland ho lindove 7-17-2 1-2 1-2 56 56 27 85 1000 161 84 258 96 1056 / 1 / 1 2 1
1 - 2 Total
Stephen Q Laven of Groveland 295 194 George K Grebeter of B, oxford 223 179 & texter Killam of Boyford Frank E. hoylee William Halliday William I terrort Harry Rea
12 25 22 98 1
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Blanke 46 36 9 2 23 19 59 15 203 Je averbill, Maxx, November 17, 1911.
It appearing by the foregoing returne that Ledige P. Grebeter
of Boxford received the highest number of votes Representative in the General Court Nos the South ERREY Representative District, he is hereby declared elected, and a certificate of Election le veever in accordance herewith. attext: William W. Roberte City Clerk of Homerhill. John W. Parkhurst Form Click of Boxford Barry .r. Wvanghan Jon Clerk of Szereltund Jacekh 2. Duncan com Clerk of no. Andover
A true record Attest. John D. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boxford, Sport 29, 1912.
This is to certify that I have this day destroyed the ballots cast Attest: John W. Parkhurst, down Clerk.
at the State Election held Nov. 7, 1911.
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1911. Lo John W. Parkhurst, John Black of Boffinse ( I hereby certify that I have delivered to & corge keleten of Bayard News certificate of electron a representative in General De ourt from District number Ven. Walter & Chadwick Gonetable o Boyford Boxford Essex County Tard. November, 18.191. A time copy Attest. John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Son of Boyford. June 1 st. 1911. Aust of names of I creone selected by the Registran of /Solford- to serie
Charles F. Quetin, Farmer. main Street Next Biofford. H Harriman Farmer. Main St.
West Boxford Kamer A. Mason. Washington St. West Bokforde. albert, J. Morris. Carpenter. Nachington St. West Boford Henry m. Niekam. Farmer. makle ave. Next Boford. Clarence E, Brown, Laborer! West Boford Road, Borford
Chester tillam. Farmer. Salem Road. East Bolford. Frank Willam. Farmer! Cross Road. Bofford.
A. Thomas Muiden. Lacy Street, Boxford.
5:09 1911
510
1911. Jorge B. Parkhurst. Carpenter. Joksfield Road. Boxford.
Edward E Pic. Boazai of Charles Perley. Registrars of
George B. Parkhurst. Boxford.
Town of Boxford
Dec. 26, 1911. The undersigned do hereby grant an Wikile auctioneers license to William K. Cole of Auction- West Boxford, Mass. for the terms of one year, er's in consideration of two dollars hard there- License for. 1
Signed Charles Perley Selectmen Geo. B. Parkhurst of Boxford Recorded in the records of Boxford Dec. 26, 1911. Book 6, Page 510. John W. Parkhurst Town Black.
1912.
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At a legally called meeting of the Inhabitants of the Town of Boxford, legally qualified to vote at Elections and in Town affairs, held in the Town Hall in said Boxfor on Monday, March 4th 1912, it being the Annual Town meeting, the following record was made.
The meeting was called to order, and the Warran. was read by the Town Clerk at 9-30 o'clock no the forenson.
Chose
William K. Bole o's Moderator, sworn by Town blesk.
Voted
to take up the Articles as they come in order on the Warrant.
Voted
that a Board of Jellers be appointed by the Chair, to count and assort the votes.
William B. Chadwick Tellers appointed by
Henry C. Perley the Moderator and
the
S. Arthur Gurley O Jsworn by the Moderator.
Rev. Edrille A. Roys opened the meeting with prayer
Chose
Charles Perley
0$ $ Selectmano
Chose
Harry L. Cole
0$ 2 nd Selectmano
Chose
Ernest W. Foster
ok3rd Selectman
Chose
David Mighill
Constable, East Parish
Chose Walter I. Chadwick
IConstable, West Parish
Chose
William K. Cole
0} Treasurer
Chose
William K. Cole
0} Collector of Taxes.
Chose George B. Parkhurst . Jassessor for 3 years.
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