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Whole number of votes for candidates for Associate Commissioners, Essex Co. Democratic Blanks, (0)
Whole number of votes for candidates for Associate Commissioners, Essex Go, O) Pro- que gressive Blanks. (12)
Whole number of votes for candidates for District Attorney, Eastern District, Republican (4) Blanks (0) Henry G. Attwill, of Lynn, (14)
Whole number of votes for candidates for District Attorney, Eastern District, Democratic Blanks (0) Michael A. Sullivan of Lawrence, (0)
Whole number of votes for candidates for District Attorney, Eastern District, Progressive (5) Blanks (1) Edward H. Savary, of Groveland, (4) Henry E. Atwill. (1)
Whole number of votes for candidates for Register of Probate and Insolvency, Essex County Republican, (13) Blanks (1) Horace H. Atherton gr. of Saugus, (LB)
1913.
578
Whole number of votes for candidates for Register of Probate and Insolvency, Essex County, Democratic Blanka (0)
Arthur Bogue, of Lynn, (0)
Whole number of votes & a candidates for Register of Probate and Insolvency, Essex County Progressive, (5)
Blanks (1)
Dominic P. Curran, of Haverhill (5)
Whole number of votes for candidates for State Committee, 4th Essex District, Republican (12). Blanks (2).
J. Franklin Batchelder of Haverhill (12)
Whole number of votes for candidates for State Committee, 4th Essex District, Democrat ic (0)
Blanks (0) John Mc Grath (0)
Whole number of votes for candidates for State Committee, 4th Essex District, Progressive (D) Blanks (6)
Whole number of votes for Delegates to State Convention, Buford, Republican 3, Blank (39) Won K. Cole (1) Charles F. Austin (!) Hiram N. Journe (1)
Whole number of votes for Delegates to State Convention, Boxford, Progressive (15) Blanks (3) Geor. P. Webster (3) Ger. E. Carver (3) N.F. Harriman(3 Harry L. Cole (4), E. V. Foster (2)
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579
1913. Whole number of votes for Town Committee, Boxford, Republican, (13) Blanks (29) William K. Cole of Bofond, ( !! )
Clarence Brown (1) M. P. Whittier (1)
Whole number of votes for Town Committee, Borford, Democratic, (0 ) Blanks (0)
Whole number of votes for Town Committee, Boxford, Progressive, (15)
Blanks (3) E. V. Foster (4) Harry L. Cole (4), John K. Curtis (1) George E. Carver (5), Um F. Harriman (!)
At 3, o clock and 45 minutes in the afternoon it was that the meeting be dissolved
A true record Attest Harry L. Cole, Deputy Clerk.
A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
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1913, 580
State Primary Election 1 recorde line.
Board Massachusetts September 23:913 aqreally to the fore going warr ant the voters Los Precinct Que (I) mit at tie Town Hall
re meeting was called Two order by The warden John Parkhurst at the o'clock, U.M. The warrant read ine the clerk the ballot box was opened and shown to be empty then closed and the key ( Laced in the hands The Constable David miquill. The Rolle we're - whened at ten o'clock M. The polls were closed at o'clock U.M. The ballot box then registered 000 The Check List showed number voir. 1 cart 6.
The number of ballots in tallet boy 6. The ballots were counted publicly declar- ed and recorded as follows
For Governor
Democrat. Lavia I Halsh of Fitchburg 1. Blanks. Republican. Everett C. Benton of Belmont. D augustus . Gardner of Hamilton 4 (Blanks Progressive. Charles Summer Bird of Walpole. Slanke 0 For Lt. Governor. Democrat. Edward F. Barryos Borlow 0
Richard H. Long of Framingham. /
Blanke.
Republican. august of Getting of Springfield. 4 Blanks /
Progresse Daniel Cosgrove of Lowell. banks.
581. . 1913. For Secretary Democratic. Frank I. Donahue of Boston. 1.
Blanke
4.
Republican. Millian . Kindly of Boston Blanks. / 1-20queene. Quell a. Thood of Cambridge. Slanke. For Treasurer. Democrat. Frederick W. Mansfield of Boston. Joseph. L.V. It. Coeur of Cambridge Blanks. Republican. Charles V. Furriel of Boston Maurice Vane of Whitman. Blanke. (Progressive. Warren Q. Keith of Brocton. Blanke.
1.
por cinditor. Democrat. Frank . Pape of Leominster. (Slanke. John C. White of Tilbury 5
( Republican.
( Progressive.
UBlanks. Octave G. La Riviere of Springfield Blanks.
For atlowes General. Remocat. Thomas I. Boynton of Everett. 1. Blanks
Republican, James M. Swift of Fall River. Prograseine. Blanks. H. Acestia Newton of Everett. Blanke. Fr Councilor the District. Democrat. Edward & Carry of Salenr. James C. Donoghue of Lawrence Blanks.
1.
Republican, Edward G. Frothinghan of Haverhill جى
Frederick A. Jan of Rockport James J. Walker of amesbury. 2.
Banks- Blanks.
Progressive.
582.
1913.
For Senator 4th Creek District
De verat Sohn . Donovan , Peabody
Blanks
( Republican. Very G. Wells of haverhill (Blandes
Progressive.
arthur V. Haron a 1; avechele
Blanke.
For representative in General Court. Jenthe Essex District
Democrat.
Charles Perley Boyford
1.
Blanks,
Republican .
Fred reach of North andover.
4.
Danke
1.
Progressive. George Tekster of Soxford. Dianes, For County Commissioner. Cesex. Democrat. John P. Wallace of Lym. 1. Blanks. Republican. John M. Grosvenor Jr. of Swampscott. a. Blanke. Progressive Blanks. For associate Commissioners, Essex County, Democrat
Blanke 1.
Republican . 1 Sohn My Youth of every 4. Bianka 1. Progressive.
Blanka.
For District Attorney Easter District. Demonat. Michael a Sullivan of Lawrence Blanks.
1.
Republican. Henry C. atwill of Lym.
5
Progressive. Edward N. Javary 1. Jaway of Groveland Blanks, Far Gegieter of Probate and Insolvency. Essex County Democrat. arthur Bogue of Lynn .. 1.0
Blanks,
1.
583. Republican. Progressive
1913. Horace A. atherton of uygun. Blanks. Dominic Curran of Haverhill. Blanks. For State Committee. 4 th Essey District - Democrat. John Mc Wrath of amesbury 1.
Blanks.
Republican. & Franklin Batchelder of Haverhill. V. (Blanks.
Progressive Blanks. For Delegatie of to State Convention Democrat. Blanks
Republican. Blanks Progressive. Blankes For Town Committee Borhood. Democrat ! 2. 3.
Blankes Republican. 1. William J. Cole. 4.
1. 2. S. A. Bremmer. 1. 3. Chester Killam. 1. Blanke. 1. Progressive 1. 2. 3.
Blanks.
a true Record. allest: Seo. B. Parkhurst. Click Precinct I
Ative copy Attesti Ahn W. Parkhurst, Jornblesk.
584.
19/3, I hereby certify that I have this day destroy. ed all the Ballots cast at the Primaries held September 23, 1913. Boxford, Nov. 4, 1913, John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
I hereby certify that I have this day delivered to the Wardens of Precinct one and Precinct two, the Ballots, cards of Instruction etc. furnished by the Secretary of the Commonwealth, for the State Election November 4, 1913,
Bafford November 4, 1913, Attest John W Parkhurst, Joun Clerk.
585.
1913.
To the Town blesk of the Town of Boxford:
We, the undersigned, being ten or more voters of the Town of Boxford state that they have reason to believe, and do believe, that the record made by the election officers of said Boxford, at The State Election held Tuesday, November 4, 1913, are erroneous; and they specify that they deem them to be in error in that ballots have been erroneously counted and returned, and that a recount of the ballots cast in said Boxford will effect the result of the vote for Representative in the Tenth Essex District, the candidates beingo George P. Webster of Boxford and Fred Leach, of North Andover,
Therefore, They relation a Recount of said Ballots. Name
Residence April 1, 1913.
Frank W. Leake
William E. Perley
William B. Chadurch West Boxford
Frank N. Chadwick
West Boxford
Marshall P. Whittier
J. Henry Nason James H. Nason. John M. Pearl Simeon S. Pearl M. Everett Pearl Frank W. Pearl Charles F. Austin
West Boxford W. Boxford I. Borford
W. Boxford 2. B ouford W. Boxford
West Boxford West Boxford
George B. Austin
John J. Chadwick Harold E. Movers Albert J. Morris Essex, SS.
West Boxford West Boxford West Bofford West Boxford Boxford, November 6th, 1913.
Personally appeared Charles F. Austin one of the signers of the above hetition and made oath that the foregoing statement by him signed is in all respects correct and true to the best of his knowledge and belief. Before me Arthur Fr. Priest, Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town blesk,
Justice of the Peace.
West Boxford West Boxford
Dame.
Filed in Town Blesk's Office Butford, November 6, 1913, at 6 o'clock P. M. (and recorded.)
586
1913.
Nov. 11,1913. To the Town Clerk of Buford, Masa.
This is to certify that the Board of Registrare of Voters of Boxford, met this day at the Town Hall at eight o'clock P. M. to recount the votes cast at the State Election November 4, 1913. for Representative to the General Court for the 10th Essex District, upon Petition of ter legal voters of Boxford and more; we have examined all the Ballots cast in both Precincts and find no change in the count.
Fired Leach's Counsel protested on the marke- ing of three ballots, but in no case did he doubt the intention of the voter.
This board did not uphold Mr. Leach's counsel in his protest.
Charles Perley Harry F. Moore Registrars of Voters of John H. Parkhurst) Boxford.
A time copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Blesk.
Fred Leach and his counsel Arthur F. Priest and George P. Webster were notified in due season and were all present at the recount held Nov. 1. 1913. Attest: Johnil Parkhurst
1913. Haverhill, Massachusetts- City Clerk's Office, November 14, 1913, At a meeting of the City Clerk of Haverhill, the Town Clerks of Burford, Groveland and North Andrer, said Towns and Ward 7 of the City of Haverhill forming the.
Tenth Essex Representative District
held at noon this day in accordance with the provisions of Section 322, Chapter 835, of the Acts of 1913, when comparing the transcripts of the returns, the following appears as the result of the balloting for Representative in the General Court for said District, at meetings hild on Tuesday, November 4,1913.
To wil?
Haverhill Boxford Groveland N. Andong 7-1 7-21 1-2 1-21-2 55 69 463 131
Total 1164
Fred Reach of North Andere 271 132 24 19
George P. Webster, of Boxford 33 27718
40 159 74 196 69 1166
Blanks
77 40 3 1 25 16 43 4 1.209
Haverhill, Mass,, November 14,1913. It appearing by the firegring returns that George P. Webster
of Boxford received the highest number of votes for Representative in the General Court for the Tenth Essex Representative District, he is hereby declared elected, and a certificate of Election is issued in accordance herewith,
Attest: William H. Roberts City Clerk of Haverhill John W, Parkhurst Town Clerk of Boxford
A True record
Attest: John W. Vart chuist Harry V. Vanghan Town Clerk.
Town Clerk of Groveland Joseph A. Duncan Toun block of North Andover,
587
588
1913. Haverhill, Mass., Dec. 1. 1913.
John W. Parkhurst, Eng., Town Clerk of the Town of Boxford, Boxford, Mass.
Dear Sir :
you are hereby notified that I, Fred Leach of North Andover, a person who received votes for representative in the tenth Essex district in General Court, on November 4, 1913, claim to have been elected to said office and declare my inten- tion to contest the alleged election of George Pearl Webster to said office, you are therefore requested to retain the envelopes containing the ballots for said office, in accordance with the provisions of section 3 91 of Part 111 of chapter 835 of the Acts passed by the General Court of Massachusetts in the year 1 913.
Very respectfully yours, Fred each." by his agent and attorney A. Franklin Priest! Received in the Town Clerk's office in Boxford, on the 2 nd day of December, 1913. at 10 o clock A. M. John D. Parkhurst Town Clerk.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts County of Essex To John W. Parkhurst, Town Blesk of Boxford. I hereby certify that I have delivered to George Pearl Webster of Boxford his certificate of election as Representative in the General bout to be holden on the first Wednesday of January next.
Walter I. Chadwick, Constable of Boxford, Mass. November 17th 1919.
A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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592
List of Jurors drawn beginning May 2, 1903.
J. Henry Nason Traverse Jury, Superior Court, Newburyport.
George P. Webster > Traversefury, Superior Court, Newburyport, May 9,190
Clarence Q. Moulton Traverse Jury, Superior Court, Salem. Jan. 9. 1905 John S. Sias
1. Thomas Jwisden Grand Jury.
Wmn R. Conant Traverse Jung, Superior Court Newburyport.
David A. Anderson Albert D Foster George B. Parkhurst Charles A. Bixby Marshall P. Whittier
May 17, 1909. William B. Howe. Traverse Jury, Superior Court, Newburyport Morris L. Cole
George B. Parkhurst.
Salem.
John W. Parkhurst & Grand Sorry, Salem Jan. 9th 1911. Harry L. Cole Superior Criminal, Newburyport, May 15,181. Clarence . Brown Traverse fung, Newburyport, Apr. 15.1912. William H. Harriman Traverse Jury, Salem, May 20, 1912. JohnJ. Jursden Traversefury, Salem, Sept. 30, 1912.
Albert Morris Traverse Jury, Salern Traverse Jaby, Salem Door case)
Wilson S. Tidd William K. Cote Chester Killam
Simeon S, Pearl
Traverse Jury, Salem April 21, 1913. Traverse Jury, Salem, May 26, 1913 . Traverse bury, Salem, Feb. 24, 1914.
Date drawn 1903. May 2 1904 Apr. 28,
1904. Dec. 21; April 29. 1906. Jan. 1, 1906. May 3 . 1907 May 2 May 8
Oct. 10 1908
May 1 1969. April 27 1910 May Oct. 29 Dec. 31 1911 Apr. 29 1912 Apr. 1. May 11 Sept. 14 Oct. 5 1913. Feb. 1. April 5 May 17 Feb . 14
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Index to Naturalization Notices Recorded. Full Name Max Asner Eli Salois
year 1897 1899
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TOWN MEETING RECORDS 1893-1914 BOXFORD, MA
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