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Charles Perley) Hary Llole IOverseers of the Poor. Charles F. Austin Mar, 8, 1920
Chose
William Ki Cole I Treasurer
Voted
that the Town & lock cast one ballot for Charles M. Moulton, for Collector of taxes.
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Charles M. Moulton Collection of Taxes. Raymond Perley Surveyor of Highways Gast Parish. David A. Anderson Surveyor of Highways, West Parish.
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that the two Constables serve as Field Drivers. Avard P. Lyon declined to serve.
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swoim Mar . 2, 1920. David Mighill Mar. 8. 1920., Charles F. Austin )
Field Drivers.
Voted
that the Town Clerk cast one ballot for Clarence E. Brown. for Free Warden.
Chose
Clarence &. Brown"} True Warden.
Voted
that we have two Surveyors of Lumber in each Parish,
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Those Chose
Chester Killam of Surveyors of Lumber in Clarence E. Brown ) East Parish.
485
1920.
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Alfred K. Nason } Surveyorsof Lumber in Harry L. Cole West Parish.
Voted
that we have two Measures of Wood and Back in each Parish.
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George A. Gould Chester Killam of measures of Wood and Back
Alfred K. Nason William K. Cole
Voted
that the Selectmen serve as Fence Viewers.
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Charles Perley Harry L. Cole Duvin Mar . 8 . 1920 Charles F. Austin.
0 Fence Viewers.
Voted
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Rev. Edward D. Diebrow for School Committee for Three years.
To accept the Reports of the following Town Officers Ving :- Jown Clerk, School Committee, Town Treasurer, Collector of Takes, Ex Collector of Taxes, Assessors of Taxes Trustees of the School Funds, Sealer of Weights and Measures. and Town Accountant.
Voted
to adjourn at 12-10 M. for one hour
The meeting was called to order according to adjourn- ment.
that the Compensation of Town Officers and Com- mitters be the same as last year , as follows: - Excepting that a man shall receive fifty cents an hour for shoveling snow, instead of forty cents, also That fifty dollars be added to the Collector of taxes salary. according to votes passed later in the meeting ( see over)
That the Town Clerk cast one Ballot for Rer. Edwards Disbrow. for School Committee for three years.
. Voted
Art. 6 voted
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986
1920.
Compensation of Town Officers for 1920.
The Town Accountant, shall receive two hundred dollars a year. The Treasurer, shall receive one hundred dollars ayear The Collector of Taxes, shall receive one hundred and seventy five dollars a year.
as amended. !
The Highway Surveyors, and the men whom they employ to work on the roads , shall receive forty cents an hour. The pay for a horse working on the roads, shall be twenty five cents an hour.
The pay for a man and team working on the roads shall be seren dollars and twenty cent, for a day of eight hours.
For a yoke of Oxen, two dollars a day of nine hours. For a plow and ox shovel, fire cents an hour each.
And while pathing snow, the men and teams shall receive the same , as the men and teams employed. on the roads, except the men shoveling know, who shall receive fifty cents an hour.
That all other bills shall be allowed by the Selectmen, except their own bills for services rendered to the Town, these bills must be brought before the Town to be allowed.
Art. 7. Voted
to adopt the Budget as presented on Page The of the Town report as a whole. as follows: -
Selectmen's Department $300.00
Overseers of the Por 75.00
Assessore 225,00
Treasurer 150.00
Clerk 200.00
Collector 200.00
200.00
Accountant
Registrars 90.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures 40.00
Forest Warden 100.00
Elections 125.00
Town Hall and More House 150,00
Health Department (Inspection, etc.) 500.00
Charities 1000.00
(over.)
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1920.
75.00
Memorial Day Soldier's Relief 100.00
Schools 5000.00
Town Reports 200,00 Intereston Revenue Loans (reduced to $150,0) 300.00
425.00
Street Lighting ($250.00 a year for 5 years added) The Gypsy and Brown Jail Moth Suppression. The legal liability and in addition 1000.00
Bald Hill Road 20.00
Reserve Fund 500.00
For all roads a flat appropriation of 4000.00
And the transfer of 1000,00 from the Surplus Revenue Account.
It is also noted that the Selectmen be instructed to take from the Surplus Revenue Account such sums as may be needed from time to time for Necessary Charges and Expenses.
that the unexpended balances on Pages 24 and 25 in the Town report, be placed under their respective departments.
Art. 9 Voted
the Budget that the three hundred dollars, already adopted in, 1 for Interest on Revenue Loans be reduced to one hundred and fifty dollars.
Voted
that the Town raise and appropriate two hundred and fifty dollars, in addition to the four hundred and twenty five dollars, already raised in the Budget for Street Lighting, and that this two hundred and fifty dollars, shall continue to be raised and appropriated annually for a term of five years, for the purpose of extending the Electric Lights to the Lower end of the Town.
Voted
That the unexpended balance of five dollars and ninety nine cents on Page 25 of the Town Report for Town Hall Flag be transferred to the Surplus Revenue Fund.
Budget continued
Art. 8 Voted
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288
1920.
License Question. Polls opened at 2 h &m P. M. Closed at 4h- 8 m P.M. At opening of Polls, Ballot Box registered 000. " close 46.
Check list 55
No. of Ballots in Ballot Box 55
yes 20. - No 35.
Art. 12. Voted
That the money that may be refunded on account of Dog Icenses, be divided equally between the two Public Libraries of the Town.
Art. 10. Voted
That the compensation for labor in the several departments, for the ensuing year be the same as last year, with the exception that fifty cents an hour be paid for a man while shoveling snow.
Art. 11. Voted
not to pass over Art. 11. ( but it was stated that twenty dollars had already beenappropriated for Bald Hill road when the Town voted to adopt the Budget. so no further action was taken).
Art. 21. Voted
that the two Librarians in the First and Second Parishes respectively, be appointed by the Selectmen, To act as Town Historians, keeping all historical records, and being custodians of all emblems, trophies, flags etc.
Art. 10. Voted Art. 13. Voted
that fifty dollars be added to the Jax Collector's salar.
To allow Charles Perley's Bill. March 1, 1920. The Town of Bouford To Charles Perley Dr.
Services Selectman for the year ending March 12, 1920. 90,00 Assessor " 11 $90.00 11
11 Overseer of the Poor year ending Mar. 1, 1920 $ 10,00
11 11 $25.00
Registrars 11
Received Payment,
$ 215.00
1920.
Voted
to allow Harry L. Lol's Bill
March 141- 1920
Town of Bouford To Harry L. Cole Dr. Services as Selectman 7500
Assessor 70.00
Overseer of the Poor 15.00
and Registrar of Voters 10.00
170.00
Voted
to allow George. B. Parkhurst Bill Bokford, Mar. 1.1920.
Town of Boxford To Ger. B. Parkhurst Dr. For services as Selectman $ 50.
11 " Overseer of Poder 15.
11 11
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Registrar 10.
75.00
ReadPayment.
ht Voted -
Voted
to allow Elbridge Perley's bill
East Boxford Dec 29, 1919
The Town of Boxford To Elbridge Perler
For maintaining a public Watering place" Rec. Payt
to allow Clara A. Anderson's bill. West Bolford, Mass. November-30-1919 Town of Boxford to Clara A. Anderson
keeping, making out & posting | le pay rolls @ O c 4,80 sending out- 46 letters@5c.per 230
(Individual pay rolls) - 10 Jelaphoning or checks
oil for lanters & kvadmachine
$7.50 30
A. L. Ford
1
200
1920.
Art. 7. Voted
to raise and appropriate five thousand dollars for Pathing & now, and if there is sufficient money left over after the bills are paid, the Surveyors are authorized to purchase two steel nose snow plows, if the Highway Surveyors see fit.
Voted
to appropriate one hundred dollars of the amount already raised in the Budget for Roads, to be expended on the Killam Hill road.
Voted
to lay this Article on the Table for the present and takeup Article 20.
Voted Art. 16 Voted
to take up Article 16.
that the matter of making the roads passable when encumbered with snow, be left with the Highway Surveyors.
Art. 15 Voted
Art. 7 Voted
to appropriate nine hundred dollars in addition to the one hundred dollars already appropriated, to be expended, on the Killam Hill road, provided the State and County will each give a like amount.
Art. 18 Voted
That the matter of supplying the Town Schools with fuel, be left with the school Committee.
That the town treasurer, with the approval of the selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January, 1920, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, any delt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the revenue of said financial year.
291
1920.
Art. 17 Voted
that our Tax Collectors be instructed to collect all taxes, before the next Annual Town Meeting. (no other action taken under this article.)
William K. Cole Member of Board of Health for3years.
to raise and appropriate one hundred and fifty dollars to be expended on the interior and exterior of the Town Hall, to be expended under the direction of the Selectmen.
Art. 20
It was moved to raise and appropriate five hundred dollars for the establishment of a District Nurse in conjunction with the Town of Topsfield, to be left in the hands of the School Committee to use as they see fit .- No vote.
Voted
to dissolve this meeting.
A true record Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boxford, April 27, 1920. I hereby certify that I delivered to the Precinct (officers, of Precinct one and two, all the Ballots, Specimen Ballots etc. for the Presidential Primaries held this day in Boxford.
Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
Art. 2 Chose
Voted
1920.
Precinct 1.
Presidential Primary Election, April 27. 1920. Agreeably to the foregoing warrant the voters Precinct . met at Town Hall!
The meeting was called to order by the Warden Charles Perley, at Toclock A. M. The reading of the warrant was dispensed with.
The ballot-box was opened and shown to be empty. then closed and locked and key placed in the hands of Constable Mighill.
The polls opened at 7 o'clock A.M.
The polls closed at 1,05 P.M.
The ballot-box then registered. 10 The check-list showed number of votes cast 10 The number of Ballots in allot- box 10
The ballots were counted, publicly declared and recorded as follows.
4 Delegates at large to the National Convention of the Republican party.
Henry Cabot Lodge, Nahant. 4
Frederick HGillett, 140 Chestnut St. Springfield. 2
W. Murray Crane, Main St. Dalton .- 3 Edw. A. Thurston 344 Highland Ave. Fall River 2 Blanks.
Not Grouped
LouiseA. Frothingham, Elim St, Boston. 7 Alvan J. Fuller, 81 Appleton St., Malden. 3
Thomas W. Lawson, Scituate. 5
Samuel W. Mc Call, Myopia Rd. Winchester. 9 Russell A. Wood, 1200 Mass. Are., Cambridge. 4
Blanks
1
Alternate Del at large Group
Butter Ames, 282 Andover St. Lowell. 6 Chandler Bullock, 41 Sever St. Worcester. 4 Guidon W. Gordon, 90 Dart. St. Springfield 4 Butter R. Wilson, 13 Rutland Sq. Boston 5 Blanke. 21
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1920.
District Delegates Seventh District. Archie N. Frost, 80 Know St. Lawrence 8
Charles A Littlefield, Prescott Rd, Lynn. 7 Blanks 5
group.
Group
Alternate Delegates - Seventh District. Fabrizio Pitocchelli, 8 Jackson Terrace, Lawrence 5 Eugene B. Fraser, 8 Sanderson Ave, Lynn 7 Blanks 8
Delegates at Large to the Democratic National Convention.
David J. Walsh, 520 Main St. Fitchburg 0 Richard H. Long, Winter St. Framingham. 0 Joseph Co. Pelletter, 849. Beacon St. Boston. 0 Daniel Fr. Doherty, 92. Main St. Westfield 0 Blanks Joseph F. O' Connell, 332 Chestnut Hill Ave. Boston 0 Blanks.
Not Grouped
Group
Alternate delegates at large, Democratic Nat. Convention Susan W. Fitzgerald, 7 Greenough Are. Boston 0 Mary A. Carson, 162 Woodlawn Ave. Pittsfield 0 Mary Keegan Shuman. 397 Beacon St, Boston 0 Helen G. Thayer, 44 Harvard St. Worcester 0
Blanks
District Delegates - Seventh District, Dem, Nat. Comention. Charles M. Boyle, 19 Parsons St. Peabody 0
James A. Donavan, 61 Bradford St. Lawrence 0
Charles H. McGlue, 45 Suffolk St. Lynn. 0
John R. Wallace, 33 Oneida St, Lynn
Blanks.
Alternate District delegate Seventh Dist. Dem. Nat, Convention Genevieve E. NºGlue, 45 Suffolk St Lynn 0
Blanka
A True Record, Attest. Jev. B. Parkhurst, Clerk. A true copy attest: John W. Parkhurst.
1920.
Precinct 2.
Record of Precinct Two Town of Boxford. Primary Election. April 27, 1920. In accordance with the requirements of the foregoing warrant, the inhabitants of Precinct Two, Town of Boxford qualified to vote in Primaries met in Lincoln Hall, on Jnesday April 27, 1920. The warrant calling the meeting was readby the Precinct Clerk. The ballot box after being examined by the Precinct Officers and the public was found to be empty, and was immediately locked and the key held by the officer in attendance, the register indicated indicating 000 At seven o'clock and 30 minuter the presiding officer called upon the persons qualified by law to vote in Primaries to give in Their ballots for the purposes expressed in the warrant. At one o'clock 30 in the after- noon the polls were closed, the register indicat- ing 29 The officers in charge of the check lists then proceeded to count the names checked on said lists and found the whole number to be 29
The ballot box was then thened 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 29.
The precinct officers then proceeded to count the votes received by each person, with the following result.
Whole number of votes for delegates at large Republican. Ninety three 93
Blanks Twenty three 23
Henry Cabot Lodge 19
Frederick HGillette 10
W. Murray Grane 15
Edward A. Thurston 10
225
1920.
Low's A. Frethingham 8
Alvan J. Fuller 8
Thomas W. Lawson 6
Samuel U. McCall 11
Russell A. Wood 6
Whole number of votes for alternate delegates ut large.
Republican Ninety 90
Blanks Twenty six 26
Butter Ames 23
Chandler Bullock 22
Guidon W. Gordon
22
Butter R. Wilson 23
Whole number of votes for District Delegates 49 Republican Forty nine 49
Blanks
Nine 9
Archie N. Frost 26
Charles A. Littlefield.
23
Whole number of votes for alternate district
delegates. Republicano Forty one 41
Blanka Seventeen 17
Fabrizio Pitocchelli
20
Eugene B. Fraser 21
Whole number ofvotes for delegates at large Democratic
Blank
David S. Walsh
Richard H. Long
Joseph 6. Pelletier
Daniel Doherty
Joseph T. O'Connell
1
(see over)
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21
200
khirblock 2 uns
1920.
Whole number of votes for alternate delegates at large. Democratic. Blank
Susan W. Fitzgerald Mary A: Carson Mary Keegan Shaman
Helen G. Thayer
atic votes cast in Jou
Whole number of votes for district delegates Democratic.
Blank Charles M. Boyle
JamesAt Donovan Charles H. nº blue John B. Wallace
No Demver
Whole number of votes for alternate district. Delegates
Blanks Generare E. Mc glue
At Two o'clock and thirty minutes in the afternoon it was voted that the meeting be dissolved .
A true record Attest Edward &. Pearl Clerk, Precinct Two, Boxford.
A trice copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
Boyford, Sept. 7. 1920. Thereby certify that I have this day destroyed all the Ballote cast at the Presidential Primaries held in Precinct one and two, Boxford Mass. on April 27, 1920. Attest: John W. Parkhurst,
Town Clerk.
297
1920
Boxford , Sept . 7. 1920. I hereby certify that I delivered to the Precinct officers of Precinct one and two, all the Ballots. Specimen Ballots etc. for the State Primaries, helt this day in Belford
attest: John the Parkhurst, Town Block.
Election Officers appointed by the Selectmero for 1920. Precinctone.
Charles Perley, Warden.
Raymond Perley, Dept. Warden.
George B. Parkhurst, Clerk.
Hiram N. Towne, Dept. Clerk.
J. Perley Killar. Inspector.
Clarence E. Brown, Dept. Inspector.
Paul Killam, Inspector.
Joseph B. Matthews, Dept. Inspector.
Precinct two.
Walter . Chadwick, Warden. Marshall P. Whittier, Dept. Warden. Edward &, Pearl, Clerk.
Harry L. Cole, Dept. Clerk. l. Henry Nason, Inspector.
Charles F. Austin, Dept. Inspector. Simeon S. Pearl, Inspector. Harold D. Foster, Dept. Inspector.
Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
1920.
Boxford. Mars. Sept. 14, 1920.
William K. Cole, Chairman Republican Town Committee of Boxford:
Dear Sir:
This is to certify that Hiram N. Jours was chosen Delegate to the State Convention for the Town of Borford, at the Primaries held Sept. 7, 1920. At the same time the following persons were elected as the Republican Town Committee for Boxford.
William K. Cole, Hiram N. Towne and Charles F. Austin.
Attesti John W. Parkhurst. Town & berk.
Barford, Masa, Sept. 14. 1920. Hiram N. Towne, Dear Sir;
This is to certify that you were elected as The Delegate to the Republican State Convention, for the Town of Boxford at the State Primaries held Sept. 7. 1920.
At the same time the following persons were elected us the Republican Town Committee for Boxford.
William K. Cole, Hiran N. Toune and Charles F. Austin.
Attest: John W. Parkhurst.
1920.
Boyford, Masa, Sept. 14, 1920. Mr. Charles JAustin: Dear Sir:
This is to certify that the following named persone were chosen as the Republicans Town Committee for the Town of Boxford, at the State Primaries held Sept. 7,1920, namely:
William K. Cole, Hirano N. Towne und Charles F. Anstino.
At the same time Hiram N. Towne was chosen delegate to the State Convention, for the Republican State Convention.
Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Town of Boxford. Following is a list of Of work for the year 1920. Charles F. Austin, Main St. West Boxford, Farmer. F. Willard Pearl, Lake Shore Road, W. Boxford, Farmer. Harold E. Movers, Main St. W. Boxford, Jeamster. Simeon S. Pearl, Lake Shore Road, W. Boxford, Former. Laborer. Thomas (' Brien, Lake Shore. Road, Nr. Boxford, Farmor David A. Anderson, Brook Road, W. Boxford, Farmer. Paul L. Killam, Killam Hill Road, Boxford, Farmer Robert B. Parkhurst, Fordway Road, Boxford, Poultryman Joseph B. Matthews, Lawrence Road, Boxford, Former. Walter W. French, Haverhill Road, Boxfor, Teamster. Frank A. Manny, Village, Boxford, Author. Clarence E. Brown, Main St. Boxford, Ice Dealer.
2.99
1920.
State Primary Election September 7th, 1920. Agreeably to the foregoing warrant the Voters Precinct I, met at Town Hall Wardan The meeting was called to order by Lo Liarles Perley at 7 O'clock-A.M.
The reading was dispensed with.
The ballet-box was opened and shown to be empty, then closed, locked and the key placed in the hands of Constable Migtill. The Polls opened at 7 O'clock A. M. -- -
The polls closed at 1-8 P.M. A
The ballot box then registered 48
The check-list showed number of votes cast. 48 The number of ballots in Ballot- boy 48
The ballots were counted, publicly declared and recorded as follows: For Governor.
Republican Channing H. Box of 90 Fenway, B Boston 46
Democratic Richard H. Long, of Winterstreet. Framingham 1
11
John J. Walsh, of 322 Hyde Park Ave. Boston 0
Blanks. 1
Lient. Governor.
Republican Charles L. Burrill, of 14 Somerset St., Boston 16
11
Alvan J. Fuller. 81 Appleton St. Malden. 8
11 Albert P. Langtry, of 140 Chestnut St. Springfield 5
Joseph G. Warner, of 52 Church Green Jaunton; 16 1 Democrat Michael A. O Leary of 20 Marie Ave. Cambridge 0
Blanks 3
Secretary
Republican James Mr. Bean, J.5 Ellsworth Ave. Cambridge 10
11
Frederick W. Cook, of 75 Benton Rd. Sommarville 2
11 Samuel W. Lesage of 45 Highland Ave. Haverhill 17
11
Janvier & # Harnes, of 90 Wy man St. Medford 3
Russell A. Wood, of 1200 Mass. Ave. Cambridge 8 Charles H. M& Glue! og45 SuffolkSt. Lynn 0 Blanks 8
Democrat
300
1920.
Treasurer.
Fred J. Burrell, of 235 Salem St. Medford 1 Patrick O'Hearn. of 126 Melville Ave. Boston 0
James Jackson, of Grove St. Westwood 39
Frank S. Perkins, Salem. 1
Fred N.Kerr, Winchester
Blanks
6
Anditor.
Republican Walter P. Babb, of 35 Virginia Terrace Lynn. 13
Alonzo B. Book, of 27 Wales St. Boston 28
Alice &. Eram, of 11 Robeson St. 0 Blanks 7
Attorney General. 39
Republicans J. Weston Allen, of 219 Lake Are. Newton
Michael L. Sullivan, of 284 Lafayette St. Salem 0
Blanke. 9
Congressman Seventh District.
Republicans Robert S. Maloney, of 24 Tower Hill St. Lawrence 30
Democrat Michael F. Phelan. of 37 Ocean St. Lynn. 0
Blanka 18
Councillor Fifth District.
Republican James F. Ingraham, of 2 Forest St. Peabody. 37
16 Democrat
- Blanks . 11
Senator Fourth Essex District,
Republican Arthur L. Nason, of 69 Laurel Ave. Haverhill. 16
11 Albert . Wadleigh, of 67 Church St. Merrimac. 27
3 Democrat
John H. C' Neil, of 36 Greenwood St. Amesbury. 0 Blanks 5
atefor two Republican 2
Representatives in General Court, Fourth Essex District. I. Bradford Daria, of 118 Main St. Haverhill. 11
1
Paul H. Graham, of 2 } eaton PL. 11
3
Daniel G. Hall, of 22 Gilbert Are. 11
11 Lewis R. Hovey, of 217 Main St. 11
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Alfred A. Jenkins, of 55 High ". 11
Frank A. Oberti, of 23 "
George B. Poore, of 5 Elmwood Ave. 5
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11
N. F. Denean, of 68 Lafayette Sq. 11
0
8
Republican Democrat Rep.
11 Democrat
Democrat
T02
1920
Representatives continued. Republican Charles H. Ryan, of 78 Blossom St. Haverhill. 0
11
Francis Scalese, of 118 Cogswell St. 0
11
I. Roland Villeneuve, of 14 Thorndike St. Haverhill, 0
35
Democrat 11
GeorgeP. Webster, of Boxford. 0
0
11
Blanks 17
Vote for Two.
11 County Commissioner Essex. Republican G. Arthur Bordwell, of 51 Buffum St. Salem. 18 Charles D. Brown, of 10 Sayward St. Gloucester. 3
11
Frank H. Forsyth, of 12 Pleasent St. Salem. 5
11
Benjamin B. Gilman. of 573 Salem St. Haverhill. 24
James C. Poor, of 341 Sutton St. N. Andover. 30 0.
Democrat 11
Blanks 16
Sheriff-Essex Co.
Republican Eben J. Brackett, of 42 Cherry St. Lynn. 3 A. Preston Chase, of 8 Winthrop St. Danvers. 14
William F. Craig, of 9 Lafayette Park, Lynn. 0
11
Porter C. Leroy, of 536 Washington St. Haverhill. 9
11 Charles E. Goodhue, of 25 Green St. Ipswich. 8
Arthur G. Wells, of 139 Allen Ave, Lynn. 12
0
Blanks 2
Register of Weeds, Essen Southern District ( to fill vacancy) Republican Charles Labot Johnson, of 285 Castle Rd. Nahart. 23
11 Moody Kimball, of 41 Fair St. Newburyport. 22
Democrat
0 Il Blanks
State Committee, Fourth Essex District.
Republican Samuel L. Porter, of Garver St. Amesbury. 34
0
Democrat
Blanks 12
0
Democrat 11
302
1920.
Delegate to State Convention. Buford. Republican Hirano N. Towne
(D.H. Sauzer!]
Frank Manny ( W. K. Gall (G. Perley 1)
E. L. Bradford
Town Committee, Bofford.
Republican Lehester Killam
1
11
H. N. Towne 11
J. H. Sawyer 4 1
Frank Manny.
Wm K. Cole
5
11
Charles Austin
3
Walter French
1
Robb. Parkhurst
1 3
E.L. Bradford
William Parkhurst
Charles Bixby
Joseph Matthews
A true record Attest, Geo. B. Parkhurst. Precinct Clerk.
Atrue copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
Burford. Nov. 1. 1920.
I have this day destroyed all the Ballets cast in both Precincts at the State Primaries, held on Sept. 7. 1920. Attest; John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk
Burford, Nov. 20, 1920 This is to certify that I have delivered to The Election Officers of Precinctel and 2 all the Ballets etc. for use at the State Election held this day. Attest, John W. Parkhurst. Town bleck.
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1000 L'éTomber Mr. 1920. State Primary.
In accordance with the requirements of the foregoing warrant the inhabitants a Trecut 2 town of wolford qualifica tão vote zu -rimanere met ini Janicole Hall Sheet Soword at seven o'clock a.M. Ver Tember 7th 920. The warrant calling The meeting was read by Edward G earl, Precinct Clerk. The Fallout boy after being examined in the Circuit Officers and the public was Found to the empty and was immediately locked and the key taken and retained by ward . Lyon the oficer in attendance the register indicating 000. at 1o'clock and 20 minutes the execiding officer called upon the persons qualified by law to vote in Inmaries tto que me their ballots for the purposes expressed in the warrant. at one o'clock. and forty minutes A.M. The rolev were cloud the register indicating 38. The officers in charge of the check lists, then Counted the names) checked on said liets -and found the whole number to be 37. The thai lot for was then opened and the ballots taken there from and audibly counted one of me in the presence of the Precinct officers and the public and the whole number was found to be 37. Precinct of ficer there proceeded to count the voler received by each envio with the following result! Whole numlide of ballots for Veremos Thirty one 31. 6. Blank Sif
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1920
(Richard H. Long Democrate. John & Halsk! Channing . Con. Republican Thirty one (31) 11
Whole number of votes For quiterant Thirty Your! ! 34.
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Michael G. Cola Mary Democratic.
Charles J. Burrice Republican Seven (7)
alvan J Fyller Republican, Eight. ( 8 ) albert . Langtry, G. Cepublicar Eight. (8) Freeph 8. Haner. Republican, Elleren
Whole number of ballots Fort eachany of the Commonwealth Thirty Five (35#). Blanks. (2 )
Charles . MC Flug Democratic. James L. Bean, Republicans .. Four (4).
Frederick book Republican Two (2) Samuel St. George (Republican, Viventisin (26). James D. Maria Republican, One.
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