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Solt F. Mc Kamara Sa of 18 Franklin St. Haverhill . Blanks.
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For Representatives in Several Court 4the Essex Vist. Frank a. Oberts of Wrigh St. Jameshill. 10. George Q Webster. of ourford 13.
Blanks. 5. For County Commissioner_ Essex. Frank . Forsythe of 12 Pleasant St. Saker. 5. John M. Groeven Ja of 73 Monument hoe Swampscott ! Blanks . 1.
For acrociate Communciones - Essex. Charles Leighton of 80 Nahaut St. Lynn. 11. Horace W. Wargent of Marchland St. Haverhill. 12. Colantes. 5.
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Fordistrict attorney, Eastern Dit. E. Howard Donnell of 10 andrer It. Peabody 4. Henry G. Helle of 4 arlington I. Haverhill 9.
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For State Committee Fourth Esser District Samuel L. Porter of 6 Carver St. amesbury. 13. Blanks.
For Delegate to State Convention. S.C. Boxford. 14.
Rep. Dem.
Queso. Dem.
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Youre Committee 14,
Town Committee
atrice record. attent. Geo. B. Garkhuet. Clerk.
itrue copy. Atak JohnW Parkhurst
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1919.
State Primary September 23, 19.9. In accordance with the requirements of the foregoing Tarrant the inhabitants of precinct 2 tower of Burford qualified to vote in Primaries met in Lincoln Hall at 7o clock Q.M. Sept. 23. 1919, The Hanaut calling the meeting was read by the Clock. The ballot- box after being examin- Red by the Precinct, officers _ and the public was found to be infety and was immediately locked- and the key taken and retained by the officer in attendance the register indicating 000. at 7:10 o'clock the presiding officer called upon the persone qualified by law to vote 'in primaries to give in their ballots for the fourposee expressed in the warrant. at One, o' clock_ and 20 minutes M. the Polls were closed the register indicating 25 twenty five. The officers in charge of the check lists then counted the names check- ed on said lists and found the number to be 25. The ballot- box was then opened and the ballots taken therefrom and audibly counted one by one in the presence of the Precinct officers and the public and the whole number was found to be 25. The Precinct officers the farveceded to count the votes received by each person with the following recultil
Whole number of votes for Governor. 24. Blanks. 1.
Calvin Coolidge Republican. Frederick S. Weitrick Democratie. Eugene M. yves. /
Richard H. Long George F. Monahan
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hole number of votes for Lt. Governor 24. Blank 1. Channing N. Cox. Republican 24. John F. S. Herbert. Democratic.
Whole number of votes for Secretary 24. Blanks
albert Langtry Republican.
24.
Charles H. WeGlue Democratic
thole number of votes for Treasurer 20.
Blank
2.
Fred Burrell. Republican.
6.
Charles Gifford
Fred . Greenwood
7.
Frederick I Ken
Frank S. Perkeine
9.
Frederick &. Pierce
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1.
Chandler M. Good. Democratic.
Whole number of votes for auditor. 23.
Blanks
2.
Alonzo . Cook Republican.
23.
arthur &B. Cartier Democratic.
hole number of votes for attorney General 21.
Blank
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Hexton allen Republican.
7.
Robert J. Bottomly.
4.
James no ott Hallowell ..
William Harold Hitchcock
8.
Clarence H. Rowley
1
David Stoneman
1
Joseph G. Conny, Democratic.
Whole number of votes for Councilor.
22
3. Blank James J. Ingraham. Republican. 22.
Edward A. Savary. Democratic.
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265
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Hole number of votes for Senator Fourth Essex District. 24. Blank 1. arthur J. Nason. Republican. 19. Thomas L. Good . 5. Lott F. Mcnamara Junior Democratic
It hole number of votes for Representatives in General Court Fourth Essex District. 36. Blank. 14.
Frank Q. Oberti. Republican. 16.
George P. Chebeter Republican. 20.
Whole number of votes for County Commissione Essex County 24. Blank 1. Frank A Forsyth. Republican 8. John MC. Grosvenor. 16.
Whole number of votes for acrociate
Commissioner.
33.
Blank 17.
Charles Leighton Republican 10
Horace Doc. Sargent. 23.
Whole number of votes for District
attorney. Carter District
23.
Blank 2.
S. Howard Downell. Republican. 3. Henry G. Wells. 20.
Whole number of water for State Committee.
Blank 1.
Samuel L. Carter Fejemblican. 6
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Frale number of votes for Delegate to Republican State Convention. ( 8. Slank. 17. Geo. Shelter. 1.
Charles F. auchin. 3.
E. E. Pearl. 1.
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EL. Bradford. 1.
Dr. J. Cole. 2.
1.
hole number of votes for Republican
Town Committee
15.
Blank. 60.
Halter & Chadwick. 1.
A.D. Cole 2.
Deo. B. Parkhurst 1.
I. A. Cole. 3.
Charles F. Quetin. 3.
John . Parkhurst. 1. A. M. Towne.
2.
Chas. M. Moulton
1.
Seaac A. Sawyer. 1.
at two o'clock and 15 minutes One.
it was voted that the meeting be discovered.
a true record. attext. Edward E. Pearl Clerk Precinct 2. Town of Conford
I tre copy. Witteet! John W. Parkhurst. Joure Clerk .
Nov. 4. 1919. This is to certify that I have delivered to the Election Officers of each Precinct, the Ballets, Specimen Ballots etc. for the State Election. Attest, John W. Parkhurst Town Clerk.
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State Election November 4, 1919 . Doreally to the Fore going warrant the voters of realych I. met at the Town Hall at Jo'clock a.M. to cast their fallote for the following named officers and questions. The meeting was called to order by Harden Charles Verley at 7 a.m. The reading of the Marrant was dispensed with. The Faceof Lox was opened and shows to be empty.
Then cloud locked, and the key Placed fin the hands of Conetable Tiloose. Tolle opened at 7:05 a.m. closed _at 1:25 P . m .
The fallout boy then registered 61.
The check list showed number of votes cast. 61.
The number of ballots in tablet- Lox 6%. The ballots were counted, publicly declared - and recorded as follows: For Governor.
Calvin Coolidge of Northampton 57.
Charlie B. Einet of Worcester 0.
William a. King of Springfield 3.
Richard M. Song of Framingham 1.
Ongran Canlein ul Breton 0.
Blanke 0
For ouentenant Governor
Charles J. Brandt of Brockton 3.
Channing . Cox of Loveton. 55.
H. Edward Gordon Boston
John F. J. Herbert Worcester. 26 Patrick Mulligan of Boston
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For Secretary.
Harry . Bowman of Breton
Sames Nayes of Thismonth U.
albert . Langtry of Springfield 52
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Soc Donc. Soc. Lab.
Socialist Gep Frohit. Dem . Doc. Lat.
Proht. Sec. Lab. Cep.
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Charles H Mc Gee of Lym. 4. Hubert A. Thompson of Haverhill 3.
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Fred& Burrell as Medford 34.
David Craig al Milford 0
Charles Fletcher of Somerville 1. Sowie Marcus Boston 3. Chanceler M. Good a. Since hecter 17. i Blanks 6
For auditor
arthur J. G. Cartier of Fall. Given. 6. alongo B. Cook of Doctor 45.
Secar Sinealas of Springfield 0. Walter I Skahan 3.
Henry J. D. Small. of Boston. 0.
Colombes. 7.
For attorney General I Heston allen of Newton 49.
Courir I Becker of Chelsea 0
Joseph a. Coury a Boston 4. ( Conrad St. Trooper Dal Tile Croce 2.
Gillian R. Henry of Lyme 3.
Blanks 3.
For Councillor- Fifth District.
Charles S. Grieves of amesbury 3.
James J. Ingraham Jr. de Geabody. 47. Edward . Savary of Groveland 4. blanks. 7 For Senator, Fourth Essex District.
Lalt F. M. Namara Wi of Haverhill. 4.
Larthur. L. Hawon 50
Blanks.
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Representatives in General Count Fourth Essey District. (vote for two).
Charles St. Morrill of Haverhill. 7.
Frank Q. Oberti. 30.
George C. Hebeter Bonfocal
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Socialist.
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Blanks. 39. For County Commissioner- Essex County John Fi. Grosvenor S. of Swampscott. 45 George W. Webster of Groveland. 8 Bidule 8
For Guanciale Commissioners. Essex County, Parkman B. Flanders ~ Haverhill. Grote war two A
Charles Deighton of xyn. 36. Horace M. Sargent of Haverhill 38. Blanke 43.
For District attorney- Carter Dietrich
S. Howard Donnell a Peabody. 48. James & Proney and Haverhill. 5.
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Questions.
Shall the Rearrangement of the Constitution of the Commonwealth submitted by the Constitutional Convention, he ave proved and ratified" ?
yes 720 5. Blankes 28. "Shall an act feared by the General Court in the year nineteen hundred and nineteen entitled " an act relative to time establishment and maintenance of - continuation schools and courses of instruction for employed minore" he
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accepted"?
Blanks 29
Shall Chapter 116 General actor, 9,9, approved by the General Court without division, which l'évides that diferente de carige - Service and savings departments of trust companies man the Placed the mati
Pej. Socialist
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once a month and not oftener, that dividends on such deposits may he declared semi- annually and not oftener, and that interest shall not be paid in - auf euch - deposits with drawn between dividend days be approved"? yes 32. no. 6. Blanks 23. Shall the Senator from this district he instructed to vote for legislation to regulate and licence the manufacture and sale of beverages containing not over four per cent of alcohol by weight and to- define same to the non- intoxicating ? Vea, 8. ( no. 25. Blanko. 18. Staci the Representatives from this district he instructed to vote for legislation to regulate - and licence the manufacture and Rate of Leverages containing not over your fear cent of alcohol for weight and to-define came to he non intoxicating;
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yes. 21. 7. 24. Blanks. 16.
Rhall the Representatives From this district support legrélation reckoning the public ownership land oker ation Sal the Fuel and Ice bunnies"
yes 19. 720 23. Blanks 19. 9 the record-attert: Jev. B. Parkhurst. Clerk. a true copy attest : John W. Parkhurst,
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Record Precinct Two November 4, 9.9. In accordance with the requirements a the Foregoing warrant the inhabitants ~ Cestuet ? Town of Borford qualified to vote in elections and tour- affaire met ne Jurcolu fall on needay November 4, 1919. no warrant calling the meeting was read by the meniet beck. The vailots box after being examined by the precinct officer and the public was found to the empty, and was immediately in ked-und the key held by ward you the officer in attendance the requete indicating in. at seven o'clock and fifteen minutes the presiding officeve called upon the persone qualified by law to vote in elections and town affacie to give in their ballots por the purposes exercered in the wariant. at two o'clock and fifteen minutes the polls were closed the register indica- ting 56.
The officers in charge of the check iets then proceeded to count the name checked on said liste and found the whole number to the 56.
The ballot- box was then opened and the ballots taken therefrom and audible. But counted one by one in the presence of the precinct officer and the public and the whole number was Forced to Le 56.
The precinct officers then proceeded to count the voter received in cac teenon and for other purposes as expressed in the warrant with the following would .- It hole number of votes for Governor 56 Blanks
Calvin Coolidge Républicain
Charies 3. East, Prohibition
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99
William
Q Ang Socialist.
Richard H. Long Democratic
Ingraz
Pauleau, Socialist Labor.
1.
Whole number of votes for Lieutenant Governor S. Blanks 1.
Charles & Brandt Socialist.
Channing N. Cox. Republican.
52
H. Edward Gordon Prohibition
John F. D. Herbert Democratic.
2.
Patrick mulligan Socialist Labor.
Whole number of votes for Secretary
55.
Blank
1.
Harry . Cowman, whibition.
3.
James Hayes Socialist Labor. Albert Langtry Republican 52 Charles H. W. Glue, Democratic Herbert Nr. Thompson, Socialist.
Whole number of votes for Treasures
54.
Blank
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Fred & Burrell Republican
48.
David Craig, Socialist Labor
Charles D. Fletcher, Prohibition. 3. (forus Marcus Socialist
Charles M. Word, Democratic 3.
Whole number of votes for auditor. 54. blank 2.
arthur J. Cartier Democratic 2.
Alonzo S. Cook. Republican 50
Oscar Ainsalas Socialist Labor
Halter &. Skahan, Socialist. Henry S. N. Small. Prohibition. 2.
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Whole number of votes for attorney General Blank 4.
Sexton allen. Republican 49.
Morris I Becker, Socialist Labor. freeph G. Conry. Democratic 1. Conrad . Crocker Prohibition And. Tvq. 2 William Q. Henry, Socialist.
hole number of votes for Councilor. 53. Blank 3. Charles S. Grieves. Socialist.
Samex 7. Ingraham Jr. Gefenblican.
51
Edward H. Savary. Democratic.
2.
Whole number of votes for Senator- fourth Becer District 54. Blank 2. Dott J. M. Namara , Democratic. 4, arthur . Haron, Republican. 50.
Whole number of votes for Representatives in General Court, 4th Cesex District. 84. Blank 28. Charles H. Morrill, Socialist. 5. Frank Q. Oberti: Republican. 36. George Q. Sebeter, Republican. 43.
SéTrace number.
j' voler for counter amines
tioner_ Creer Counter
5%.
Blank.
5,
John M. Grosvenor Se. Arepublican,
47,
George W. Hebeter. Socialist.
4.
Whole number of votes for associate 81.
Commissioners.
Blank. 31.
Parkman C. Flanders, Socialist. 2.
Charles Leighton. Republican. 41
974
99
Forace M. L'argent. Republican. 38. Whole number of votes for Districtattorney 5%. L Blank 0 S. Howard Donnell. Republican 50. James J. Looney Socialist 1 Shall the Gearrangement of the Conti- duction à the Commonwealth submitted In the Constitutional Convention be approved (and ratified ?"
Yes 24
10 Blanck 22.
Shall are act parred by the General Court in the year nineteen hundred and nineteen entitled "an act relative to the establish- ment - and maintenance of continuation Schools and-cources of instruction for employed minore be accepted" yes 31. no 7. Blank. 18.
Shall Chapter, 16 General Neto, al, 919 takkroved by the General Count without division which provides that deposite fre Savage (Danke and Savings Nekait. ments of trust companies may the placed on interest once a month and not aftener, that dividends on euch -deposita mante-declared semi- annually and not oftener and that interest shall not he said on any each deposits with drawn
between dividend.
days he approved? yes 28.
7.20 8
Blank. 20.
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"Shall the Senator from this district he instructed to vote for legislation to regulate -and licence the manufacture and Rale beverages containing not over four four cent of alcohol by weight and to define the same as non- intoxicating? 2/12 / 6 6 2.20 24. Blank 16.
"Shall the Representatives From this district Le instructed to vote for legislation to regulate and license -the manufacture and sale of beverages containing not over four per cent of alcohol by weight - and to define the same as ton intoxicating ?
yes 1 6. V no 23. Blank 17.
Shalf the Representatives from this district support legislation seeking the public owner chile and operation of the fiel and ice business?
Ver , 3. U no 26. Blank 17. at three o'clock and fifty minutes in the afternoon it was volled that the meeting be dissolved
2 true record allert: Edward C. Veal Clerk Precinct Two WSoyford.
a true copy. atleet: John W. Parkhurst, Your Click
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Haverhill, Massachusetts. City Check's Office, November 14. 1919.
CE a meeting of the City Clarke of Haverhill, the own (Clerks / Boxford Groveland, and Georgetown said onne and havde 5 and 7 0" the City of Haverhill forming the 0 Forthe Essex Representative District
held at noon this day in accordance with the provisions of Section 322 Chapter 835. a. the Vieta at 1913, upon Comparing the transcript of the returne, The Following a pescare is the result tive acting for Representative in the General count from said District, at meeting held on Tuesday, November 4, 1919. To wit:
Haverhill, Boxford Grove, Georgetown.
5+ 5-2 5-3 7-1 7-2 1 21 2
1 Total
Charles H. Morrill of Haverhil (21 319 457 208 252 7 5 102 49 95 1715.
Frank G. Oberti Haverhill149 278 287 48458 30 36
112 65
154 2017.
George . Shebeter of oxford . 137 285 251 4525146
43
169 80
181 2195.
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263 354 533 312 37 39 28 153 122 188
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Varerwill, TakV, Tiovember 14,1919. It - a hearing by the Fore going returne that Elcarge Seveter of Codeford
Чланк О. Снеги i Havechili received the highest number of votes for referenciative In the General Court for the Fourth Excer Representative District, they are hereby -declared elected and certificatie of Election- are issued in accordance herewith.
attext : John W. Parkhurst,
Town Clerk.
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City Clerk of Haverhill. Sohn St. Parkhurst, Down Check a Boyforce. Garry Ch. Vangrail
Jour Cirkela Froschand. Suetin F. White. Town Clerk of Georgetown.
a true copy, attext: John W. Parkhurst, Jour Clerk.
Boxford. Jan. 6. 1920. This is to certify that I have this day destroyed all the Ballots cast at the State Primaria held Sept. 23, 1919.
Also all the Ballots used at the State Election Nov. 4.1919.
Attest: John U. Parkhurst, Town Clerk
Election officers appointed by the Selectmen for 1919. Charles Perlen, Warden R. L Raymond Perley, Dept. Warden
George B. Parkhurst, Celerk.
Hiram N. Joune, Dept. Clerk.
J. Perlen Killam, Inspector
Clarence E. Brown Dept. Inspector
Paul Killam, Inspector Joseph B. Matthews, Dept. Inspector 0 Walter I. Chadwick, Warden Pr 2 Marshall R. Whittier, Dept. Warder Edward & Pearl, Clerk Harry L. Cole, Dept. Clerk l. Henry Jason, Inspector
Charles F. Austin, Dept. Inspector Simeon S, Pearl, Inspector Harold D. Foster. Dept. Inspector.
Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Joun Clerk
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Clarence E. Brown, was appointed by the Select - men as Forest Warden, for the year 1920. sworn Feb. 6. 1920. Attest: John H. Parkhurst- Town Clerk.
Boxford, Mass. Feb. 19, 1920. Below is a correct list of the Deputy Forest Wardens appointed by me for the year 1920. Albert Enitis March 1.1920, Raymond Perley sworn Charles Perlen, F.b. 21.1920. Villiano K. Cole Chester Killam Simeon Pearl. March 1, 1920.
Clarence E. Brown, Boxford Forest Warden.
A trice copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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Remarks of Rer. Emery L. Bradford, on presenting the Town with a Garel and Gavel Block, at the Annual Town Meeting, held March 3, 1919, and voted to embody them in the records of that meeting, which may be found on Page 243 of this Book. as follows :-
Mr. Moderator:
I wish today to redeem the promise I made at The last annual meeting to present this town with a garel and garel block for use of the presiding officer. In providing this I wanted it to have more sig - nificance than a piece of granite and a mallet bought at any hardware store; and with your permission, sir, I will call your attention briefly to certain facts about this gavel and block.
The Block
This block, you will notice, is not a piece of Parian marble accurately chiselled and nicely pol- ished. It is, rather, a rough asklar,- a piece of common stone picked up from a field in Box- ford and set in a piece of oak that green no Boxford soil. It is not as beautiful as Carrara and Rosewood, but I would invest it in your minds with a significance that shall more than make amends for its rough appearance.
I would have this stone indicate to you, and to the succeeding generations of voters, that as our decisions are made and then announced on this common Boxford stone, so it is on our own soil, with our own resources, our problems are to be solved, our enterprises carried forward.
These problems may seem commonplace, - to us they are vital, Our resources may seem meager, - we have no responsibility beyond them, and they are sufficient if widely used. Our task is to make our town a notable place on which to live.
The Head of the & arel
The head of this garel is made from a stick of
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wood picked from a common wood pile. I would have it indicate this fact In dealing with our affairs we are to use our own minds, our own wisdom,- our own judgment. Our safety lies in the open mind, the good will, the free and frank expression of opinion, and then the decision of the majority carried out with fairness. We must, indeed , be broad- minded, we must seek to know the value of the experience of other towns; we must profit by other men's successes and failures; but in the end we must rely on our own wisdom, even though it be only such as we mag summon from the common wood pile . We must abide by our own decision, and learn wisdom through experience. The Handle of the Gavel
But even so we must not lose sight of the fact that back of all our institutions and all our progress are the achievements of English history.
I would have that fact typified by the handle of this gavel. This handle was madefrom a piece of bak that grew in the soil of Boxford, in England- the town for which this town was named when it was set off from the old Rowley Plantation.
(It took me some time to secure this piece of wood, duly authenticated, but by persistence I was able to accomplish it through the courtesy and assistance of our Consul General in London.) And, Mr. Moderator, as you and your successors use this garel, I would have you reminded that we came not by chance to our high estate.
We are children of our Mother-England.
We are heirs of the whole whole Anglo-saxon heritage. Let this handle , grown in English soil, remind us that we are to handle our affairs guided by the principles of liberty and law that have been wrought out in the best traditions and achievements of the Anglo-saxon race.
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The Band Around the Garel Head.
But we must not forget that the self-centered life, indi- vidual, town, or national, is the life that is doomed. Selfishness means mildew and dry rot.
While our town is small yet we have relationship and responsibility, and must always have. un to the ends of the earth . That we recognize this has been amply proven by our works in these years of the world war Ourmen have given their treasure; our women have spent their time and strength: our sons have given their lives.
I would have this land that encircles the head of this garel, pierced by this handle, indicate the fact of our universal: relation and obligation.
This ring is made from a shell that was fired from one of the famous"75's" guns that did so much to win the war. It was fired by the 101 st Field Artillery Regiment of the American Expeditionary Forces, just before the armistice went into effect at 11 o'clock on November 11. 1918. (This fact is noted with appropriate lettering on the band.)
Let this ring remind us that we are indis - solubly bound in with the destiny of every other nation in the world,- that with our local affairs we have a responsible part in the enterprises of the race. The Inscription
Underneath all secure human endeavor in the will to integrity and justice. What is not right, cannot stand
The world turns for its best guidance in practical righteousness to the teaching of the Carpenter of Nazareth. And I have chosen these words of his instruction as a fitting motto to remind us of his wisdom and his insight.
With What Measure De Mete
It Shall Be Measured To You Again.
Life always measures back with scrupolone fidelity what we put into it, It can do no other. If we are narrow in our conceptions of civic
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duty, if we are penurious in our appropriations, if we have no vision for the future, our lives will be dull and lean, our building will be meager, our town will lose its prestige!
It gives me great pleasure, Mr. Moderator, to present this garel and block to the citizens of Boxford, let it remind us that
In our own soil.
With our own wisdom and resource, Guided by the traditions of the past, Bound in with the life of the race, Building in righteousness and led by hope We are to sobre our problems and do our work And pass on to our children a better heritage than we received.
A tie copy from the Town Report for 1919. Attest, John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
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At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Boxford, legally qualified to vote at Elections and in Town affairs; held in the Town Hall on Monday, March 1, 1920. it being the annual Town meeting, the following record was made. The meeting was called to order and the Warrant read by the Town Clerk at 9-45 o'clock in the forenoon.
Chose
William K. Cole Moderator. sworn by Town Clerk.
Chose
for three years. John W. Parkhurst Town Clerk sworn by Moderator.
Rer. Emery L. Bradford opened the meeting with prayer.
Voted
Chose
That the Town Clerk cast one ballet for Charles Perley for 12. Selectman. erles Perley 0 1st selec
Voted
That the Town Clerk cast one bullet for Harry L. Cole for 2nd Selectman.
Chose
Harry L. Cole of 2nd Selectman.
Voted
That the Town Clerk cast one ballot for Charles F. Austin for 3rd. Selectman sway Mar, 8. 12. 20 22 Charles F. Austin
of and selectman.
Parker Cheney of Tellers appointed by the William S. Greenler (Moderator, to count ballots. J. Perlly Killam Isworn by Town Clerk.
That we proceed to choose two Constables, one in each Parish. som Mar . 2,192 82 David Mighill Constable, in The East Parish.
Voted
that the Polls be closed, in the election of a Constable for the West Parish.
Chose
Avard P. Lyon Constable, in The West Parish.
Chose
Voted
Chose
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Voted
that the Town Clerk cost one ballot for Charles Perley, for Assessor of taxes for three years,
Chose
Charles Perley SAssessor of taxes for three years.
Voted
that the board of Setedmen serve as Overseers of the Poor.
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