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The precinct officers then proceeded to count the votes received by each person with the following result.
Representative in General Court Fourth Essex
District to fill vacancy
Whole number of Republican ballots Blanks One 4)
Albert L. Bartlett of Haverhill Sixteen (16)
William J. Greenler of Boxford Thirty five (35)
Jacob W. S mall of Haverhill Eleven ( !! )
Edwin W. Tilton of Haverhill one (1)
Whole number of Democratic ballets None Blanks None
At one oclock and twenty seven minuter it was voted that the meeting be dissolved.
A true record Attest Edward E. Pearl Clerk Precinct Sur Boxford. A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst Town Clerk.
1923.
Representative Election To fill vacancy Precinct 1. Dec. 4. 1923.
Pursuant to the requirements of the foregoing warrant the voters of Precinct 1, methat the Town Hall, Boxford
The meeting was called to order by the warden Charles Perley the reading of the warrant was waived and the following begun. Polls opened at 7 A.M.
The fallout boy was opened and shown to be empty then closed, locked and the key placed in the hands of Constable Mighill.
The polls closed at 1.05 P.M.
The ballot box there registered 47
The check-list showed number of votes cast 47 Number of ballots in ballot box 47 The ballots were counted, publicly declared
and recorded as follows
Representative in General Court Fourth Essex District (Jofill vacancy)
William H. Greender of Boxford 17
Charles H. Morrill of Haverhill 29
Blanks 1
Total 47
A true record A that George B. Parkhniet, Prec, Clerk.
A true cofry Attest: John W. Parkhurst Jowin Clerk.
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Thereby certify that I have this day delivered to the Election officers of precinct one and two, all the ballots sent meby the Secretary of the Commonwealth. for use of The Special Election
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Republican Farmer- Labor Progressive
held this day. Attest John W. Parkhurst, Town Click
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Record of Precinct 2 Town of Bofford. December 4, 1923 Special Election for Representative in General Court Fourth Essex District to fill vacancy.
Warrant read by the precinct clerk and polls opened at 7:05 A. M. after the ballot box had been duly examined by those present, locked and key retained by Frank H. Shefford, Constable in attendance the box registering 000.
At one oclock and ten minutes in the afternoon the polls were closed, the ballet-boy registering
The precinct officers then proceeded to count. the names checked on the check lists and found the whole number to be eighty four.
The ballots were Then taken from the ballet fox and andilly counted one by one in the presence. of the precinct officers and the public and the whole number was found to be
The precinct officers then proceeded to count the votes received by each person with the following result.
Whole number of votes for Representative in General Court Fourth Essex District Eighty four (84) none (0) William J. Greenberg, Refont Ban Boxford Forty three(43) Charles H Atowill of Haverhill, Farmer Labor, Forty one (41)
At one oclock and forty five minutes it was voted that the meeting be dissolved * True record Attest Edward E. Pearl Precinct Clerk. Atrice copy Attest John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
1923
Haverhill, Massachusetts. City Clerk's office, December 8, 1923.
At a meeting of the City of Haverhill, the Town Blocks of Boxford, Groveland and Georgetown, said Towns and Wards 5 and of the City of Haverhill forming the
Fourth Essex Representative District /
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held at noon this day in accordance with the provisions of Section 125, Chapter 54 of the Generaldans, upon comparing the transcripts of the returns, the following appears as the resultof the balloting for Representation in General Bout from said District, at meetings held on Inesday, December 4, 1923, as amended by Recount. To wit. Haverhill Boeford land grove- Georgetown
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William & Greenler of Boxford 81 256 248 579 599
104 2277
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29 41 183 38 7 20 26 34 1 7 43 50 224 252 2349
1 Total Charles H. Morrill of Marcchill 236 397 548 25348
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Haverhill, Mars, December 8, 1923. It appearing by the foregoing returns that William J. Greenler of Boford received the highest number of votes for Represent- tatin in the General Court for the Fourth Essex Representative District, he is hereby declared elected, and certificate of Election is issued in accordance herewith.
Attests William H. Roberts City Clerk of Haverhill John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk of Boxford Harry W. Vanghan Town bleck of Groveland Justin J. White Town Clerk of Georgetown A tive copy Attest: Johan W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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West Boxford, Mare Nov. 15, 1923.
Mr. John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk. Bofford , Mass. My dear Mr. Parkhurst,-
After having enjoyed the honour of serving upon the School Committee of the Town of Boxford for a period of six and one half years, SI relue- tantly lay down that most delightful task, as my citizenship is to be elsewhere.
Thereby offer my resignation as a member of the School Committee of the Town of Boxford to take effect upon Dec. 1, 1923, or as soon there- after as will be required by the proper officials to appoint my successor.
Please allow me to thank the good people of the Town of Boxford, the Honourable Board of Selectmen, the Clerk, The Treasurer and the Accountant as well as those fine gentlemen, my colleagues on The Committee for the delight I have had in doing business with them all.
Respectfully submitted. Edward A. Diebrow, Chairman of the School Committed of the Town of Bolford.
Attest John N. Parkhurst. Town & leck.
1923.
Deamber %, 1928.
John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk, Bortford, Massachusetts. Dear Will :-
AT a joint meeting of the Selectmen and School Committee held December 7th, 1923,
Simeon S. Pearl was unanimously chosen to fill a vacancy in the School Committee caused by the resignation of Mr. Disbrow.
Respectfully, Harry L. Loole
A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boyford mars. Dec. 24. 1923. Ihereby appoint amy G. Park hurst. acest ant Your Clerk of the Town of Boyford, mark. attext: John H. Park hurst Town Check. a true copy attext: amy G. Parkhurst, Cest on Clerk. Borford, mark, Dec. 24. 1423. This is to certify what Tomy Parkhurst has this day taken her wath -ax. assistant Down Clerk of the Town of Borford , Ma before me John It. Parkhurst Town Clerk.
atrice copy. attest: amy Parkhurst. Curritant Town Clarke.
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List of Jurors for the year ! 1923.
Jeg. G. Carver Lake Shore Road W. Buford Farmer. Harren Chadwick Main St. W. Boxford Farmer. Degliam . Dick Valley Road W.Boxford hinter. Simeon I Year's Lake Shore Road W. Boxford Farmer, award . Lyon Ipswich Road W. Boxford Carpenter. David G. anderson, Brook Good, W. Socford Farmer. Darel L.Gillam Pillan Hill Road, Safford Farmer. Raymond Gillis Mani St. Souford Carpenter. Anseph S Machens, Jan St Soxford Farmer. Slakter . French Haverhill Road Boxford Jeanete Harker Cheney Middleton Road Dorfand Farmer, Carence. E. Griffon, Jan St. Soyford Se Dealer.
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N.L. Cole. for Registrano.
atrice copy, attert: amy G. Markhunt. Cesistant Town Clerk.
January, 18, 1924. Mr. John D. Parkhurst, Town Clerk, Boxford, Mass. Dear Will: -
The Selection have this day appointed Clarence E. Brown, as sealer of weights and measures for the balance of the current year. Respectfully, Harry L. Che Clark.
A true copy Attest : John Dr. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
400
1924.
Boxford Mass. Jan. 22, 1924. Enclosed please find the list of my Deputy Forest Wardens for the year 1924. Dimon Lockwood, Robert Parkhurst, Chester Killam, Raymond Perley, William K. Cole. Simeon Pearl.
Clarence E. Brown, Forest Brown Warest Foust Warden. Bofford , Mash. A two Ganz Attest : John h. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
Borford. Feb. 23, 1924. The Selectmen this day appointed the Following named persons as Tellers, to serve at the Town Election, March 3, 1924. Harry To. Moore, (notified)
Fred E. Gillis. (Notified) Joseph B. Matthewvo, (Present at time of affrontement) Everett H. Chadwick, (mitified) Hirano N. Towne, Clerk. (notified)
Attest John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk. Mar. 1. 1924. I have this day destroyed all the Ballots cast at the Special Primaries held in Precumets one and two on Nov. 20, 1923. and in the Special Election in both Precincts in the Town of Boxford . on Dec. 4, 1923.
Attest, John N. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
sworn by Jon & leck Mar. 3. 1974.
1924.
The following is the number of enrolled Republicans and Democrats in the Town of Boxford, March 1, 1924.
Precinct-2. 55
Republicans, Precinct ( Males 47 Females 24 20
Total 71
75
Precinct ,
Democrats,
Precinct 2 0
Males
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Females 0 Total 3
Allesti John W. Parkhurst,
Town Block.
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Boxford, March 3, 1924.
I have this day delivered to the Election Officers 390 Ballots, Specimen Ballots and cards of Instructions etc. for the Annual Town Election held this day at the Town Hall. B oxford. Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
1924. Annual Town Meeting. 402
Town Election, March 3, 1924.
Pursuant to the requirements of the foregoing warrant, the voters of the Town of Boxford met at the Town Hall.
The meeting was called to order by the Moderator at 8 o'clock Work. Coole, the reading of the warrant was warred, and the balloting for Town officers was begun at 8.30 A. M.
The ballot boy was opened and shown to be empty, then closed, locked and the key placed in the hands of Constable Mighill,
The polls closed at 12.40 P.M.
The ballot box then registered 139.
The check list showed number of votes cast 139.
Number of ballots in ballot box 139.
The ballots were counted, publicly declared and and recorded as follows:
Moderator for Oneyear.
William K. Cole, West Boxford 134
Blanks 5
Total 139
Selectman for Three years.
Edward E. Pearl, West Borford 49
Charles Perley, Boxford 88
Blanke 2
Total 139
Selectman for Two years.
Harry L. Cole, West Boxford" 124
Perlez Killam, Bofford 1
Blanks 14
139
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Selectman, for Oneyear. Charles F. Austin, West Boxford 120
Perley Killam 1
2
Joe. B. Matthews 0 E. E. Pearl 1 Clinton Nason 1 Blanks 14
Total 139
Treasurer for Three years. William K. Cole. West Boxford 130
Blanks 9
Total 139
Collector of Taxes for One year.
David Mighill, Boxford 6
Charles M. Moulton, West Boxford 36
Simeon S. Pearl, West Boxford 92
J. Perley Killam, Boford 1 Blanks 4
Total 139
Assessor of Takes for Three years. Charles F. Austin, West Boxford. 50
George B. Parkhurst, Boford. 79
Blanks 10
Total 139
School Committee for Three years. Robert B. Parkhurst, Boxford 107
John J. Chadwick, West Boxford 1
Paul Killam, Boxford 1
George B. Parkhurst. Boxford / Blanks 29 Total 139
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School Committee for Two years (to fill vacancy). William H. Dick, West Boxford 55 John J. Chadwick In. 80
Blanks 4
Total 139
Board of Health for Three years.
Charles Perley, Boxford 130
Blanks 9
Total 139
Surveyors of Highways, for One year.
David A. Anderson, West Boxford 81
Edward H. Doncette, West Boxford 51
Raymond Perley, Bofford 110
Blanks 36
Total 278
Tree Warden, for One year.
Clarence E. Brown, Boxford 125
Blanks 14.
Total 139
Constables, for cone year
Amor G. Bird, West Boxford 27
David Mighill, Boyford 97
Frank Ht. Spoford, West Boxford 106
E. Howard Gunnison, Boxford
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H. J. Moore, Boxford 1
John K. Curtis, Borford /
Blanks 45
278
License 2 Mestion. 48
No 73
Blanks 18
139
A true record, Attest. Hiram N. Towne, Clerk. All over)
of time copy of record
Attest: John W. Parkhurst
Town Clerk.
'ecountheld Mar. 12, 1924. no change. d.H.P.O J.C.
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1924
Continuation of the Record of The Annual Town Meeting.
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Boxford, Legally qualified to vote at elections and in towns affairs, held in the Town Hall, Bofford, on Monday, March 3,1924. it being the Annual Town Meeting (It being the first time Official Ballots were ever used in our town election.) the following record was made viz: -
Meeting was called to order by the Moderar William K. Cole, at 8 o'clock A. M. and Warran read. Polls were opened at 8-40 o'clock A. M. Joseph B. Matthews, Harry F. Moore, Fred E, Gillis, Everett H. Chadwick and Hiram N. Towne (Clerk). Tellers.
Fred & Gillis and Everett H. Chadwick acted as Ballot Clerks.
The meeting voted to open the Ballot Box and take out the Ballots to count, when fifty ballots had been cast.
The Moderator appointed three more Tellers namely: - Harold & Mover, Clinton B. Nason and Raymond Pearl, these were sworn by the Moderator,
Voted to close the Polle at 12-40 P.M. Ballot Boy registered 139 Check List registered 139 Ballots in Box 139 The result of the count may be found on Pages 402, 403,404.
to adjourn at 1-29 o'clock P.M for three four the of an hour.
(vote.)
Voted
Voted
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Meeting called to order according to adjournment
The following persons were declared elected by the Moderator.
William K. Cole,"} Moderator for one year. Charles Perley, 'S Selectman for three years. Harry L. Cole "} Selectman for two years. Charles J. Austin "> Selectman for one year. William K. Cole Treasurer for three years. Simeon S. Pearl" Collector of Jakes for one year. George B. Parkhurst"} Assessor of Taxes for three years. Robert B. Parkhurst } School Commuter forthree years. Mar 20,1924 02 ( to fill vacancy) John J. Chadwick fr. Schoollecommittee for two years,
three years. Charles Perley "} Member of Board of Health for
David A. Anderson Surveyors of Man. 6.1924 01 Raymond Perley Highways for one year. Mar. 6,1924.02 Clarence E. Brown} Tree Warden for one year.
sworn Mar, 4,192g.
David Mighill, Boxford Constables Frank H. Spoford. "Best Boxford) for one year.
License Question ges 48 No 73
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By rate of the meeting held June 25, 1924 the Selectmen are to serve as Overseers of the Poor.
Charles Perly, three years of Harry L. Cole, two years of Overseers of the Poor. Charles F. Austin one year. ")
Voted Voted
to pass over Article two.
to accept the Report of the School Committee.
Voted
Voted
Voted
to accept the Report of the Town Clerk. to accept the Report of the Treasurer, to accept the Report of the Assessors. to take up Article 4.
Voted Voted
Voted Voted
to accept the Report of the Town Accountant. to take up Article 5.
that the Collector of Tapes be paid on a percentage basis, the ratio being his salary to the total amount of taxes to be collected, the Collector being paid as he collecte.
Voted
That with the exception of the Jax Collector, (as just voted) the compensation the Town Officers be the same as last year namely :-
The Town Accountant, shall receive two hundred dollars a year. The Treasurer, shall receive one hundred dollars a year.
The Collector of Taxes shall be hard on a percentage basis, the ratio being his salary to the total amount of taxes to be collected, the Collector being paid as he collecte
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1924.
The Highway Surveyors, and the men whom they em ploy 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 hay for a man and team working on the roads, shal. be seven dollars and twenty cento, for a day of eight hours.
For a yoke of Oven, two dollars a day of nine hours. For a plow and or should, five 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 snow, who shall receive fifty cents an hour.
That all other billeshall 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.
that we accept the suggested sums in the Budget, and raise and appropriate the same; as suggested by the Selectmen.
that we raise and appropriate an additional sum of twenty five dollars $(25) for Memorial Day and that the 100. thus appropriated be paid over to the West Boxford Veteran's Association before May1, 1924.
that we raise and appropriate 16575.00 for the support of the Schools.
that we raise and appropriate four thousand dollars $4000,00) for the maintenance of the Highways. Two thousand dollars (2000, 00) for each Parish.
That we raise and appropriate one thousand dollars (1000.00) for extending the work on Washington Street, in the West Parish, and that the Selectmen endeavor to get a like amount from the County and State,
Art. 6. Voted
Voted
Voted
Voted
Voted
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Voted
that we raise and appropriate (250.00) for repairs on Bridges in The East Parish.
Voted
That we raise and appropriate one thousand dollars (1000,00) provided the County and State will give a like amount to be expended on the Showich Road, beginning at the Topsfield end.
Voted
to raise and appropriate 250.00 for Elections the coming year .
Art. 12. Voted
to raise and appropriate" 170, 00 to pay Charles Perley's bill for services as Selectman etc.
Voted
Voted
to raise and appropriate 236, to pay Harry & Cole's bill, for services as Selectman etc. to raise and appropriate 85. to pay Joseph B Mattheus bill. for services as Selectman etc.
Voted
to raise and appropriate 171. to pay John W. Parkhurst bill for services as Town Clock etc.
Voted
to raise and appropriate 259.39 for the Town's assess. ment towards the General maintenance of the Jober culosis Hospital at Middleton.
Voted
Voted
to raise and appropriate 75. to pay Charles F. Austina bill for services as A sesson of taxes. to raise and appropriate 120.80 to pray William A. Perkins bill for Town reports.
Voted
to raise and appropriate 2.20 to pay Alice M. Austins bill for fumigating some camp,
Voted
to raise and appropriate 18.98 to pay Hamlin Riggs bill for erecting fence at Palmer School ( under the direction of the School Committee)
Art. 9. Voted
That the compensation for labor, in the several department of the Town, be the same as
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last year namely: -
40 cents an hour for a man, 25 cents an hour fora horse. while working on the roads and pathing know, and ,50 cents an hour for a man while shoring snow.
that the ukexpended appropriations in the several departments be turned over to the excess and deficien- cy accounts.
that the Tax Collector, furnish the Town Accountant, each year with a list to be published in the Annual Town Report of all those whose taxes remain unpaid.
that hereafter twenty seven Voters constitute a I norum for doing all Town Business.
that hereafter there be one Highway Surveyor from each Parish, and one Constable from each Parish, chosen for the terms of one year each.
that some time in the not very distant future the Town erect a Monument, dedicated to all those who served in the Spanish War, The World War, and the Home Guard. 23 in favor. 9 opposed.
that the Town accept the provisions of the will of Sarah P. Perley, whereby she bequeathed the sum of two thousand dollars (2000) the income to be expended on the worthy Widows and Single Women of this end of the Town ( East Parish)
that the Treasurer be and hereby is directed to set aside the already accumulated interest accusing from the investment of the Town Farm Fund, so called, that the same be deposited in some savings banks in the Commonwealth and There held in trust, eventually to be divided by vote of
Art. 7. Voted
Voted
Voted
Voted
Voted
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Voted provisions l'ile on
Krt. 18. Voted
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the town equally between the East and the West Parish, and used under the direction of the town for the erection of a suitable building in each Parish for the housing and care of the books of these respecting libraries, - and it is further the sense of this meeting that the accumulation of interest on said Fund as it shall become due from time to time be so set aside and so held until the total accumulation shall have become sufficient to give each Parish the sum 0 2500.00
Voted
that the money that may be refunded on account of Dog Licenses, be divided equally between the two Public Libraries of the Town.
Art. 10
It was put to vote to see if the Town would raise and appropriate 50. for reparis on Bald Hill Road. No vote.
Voted
To pass over Article 22 without action,
to pass over Article 19 without action. (see Budget)
Voted Voted Art. 12 Voted
to pass over Article 21 without action, relative to selling the Kimball School House at auction.
to allow H. Parker Cheney's bill of $11.80 including Dr. Jenkin's bill of 95.00 for injuries received white working on the road.
Voted Art. 20 Voted
to take up Article 20,
that the matter of paying the Town's assessment for building the Tuberculosis Hospital at Middlata be left with the Selectmen and Town Treasurer; to issue Bonds for the payment of 5000.00 And that the balance due of $1425, 65 beraised
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and appropriated this year .
to pass over Article 17 (raised in Budget)
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 1. 1924. and to issue a note or notes therefor, pazable within one year, any debt or debts incurred under this role to be paid from the revenue of said financial year.
that the matter of supplying the Town Schools with fuel, be left in the hands of the School Committee.
to leave the matter of making the Roads passable when encumbered with snow, in the hands of the of ighway Surveyors.
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that the assessment of taxes shall be completed, and the tax list and warrant shall be delivered to the Collector of taxes, on or before the fifteenth day of August, and the tax bills shall be distributed before the fifteenth day of September, and that our Jax Collector be instructed to collect all taxes, before the next Annual Town Meeting, same as last year.
to extend a vote of thanks to the Ladies of the East Parish, for the excellent dinner they provi- dec.
to dissolve the meeting.
The following is the list of appropriations for 1924. frassed at the above meeting.
(over)
Voted Art.16 Voted
Art. 13 Voted
Art. 14 Voted
Art. 15 Voted
( Voted
Voted
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Appropriations for 1924. Accountant Sealer of Weights and Measures Forest Warden Free Warden Police
Dog Officer Health + Sanitation Street Lighting Charities
State Aid
Soldiers Relief
Memorial Day Interest on Loans Cleaveland-Jitus Road Gypsy & Brown Jail Moth Town Hall Town Hall Grounds Schools
Roads (General maintenance) 2000. for each Parish Washington Street Bridges, East Parish Ipswich Road, Provided State County give like and.) Elections Charles Perley's bill
Harry L. Cole's Joseph B.Matthewis ". John N. Parkhursts.
Tuberculosis Hospital (Maintenance)
Charles F. Austin's bill William A. Perkins " (Town Reports) Alice M. Austin's bill Hamlin Riga's "
H. Parker Cheney's " Tuberculosis Hospital (Building assessment)
260 00 2500 500 00 100 00 15000 2500 300 00 750 00 200000 12500 50
00 100 00 50000 25 00 50000 25000 7500 16575 00 4000 00 100000 25000 100000 25000 170
100 236 00 8500 00 171 25939 7500 120 80 2/20 18 98 111 80 1425 65 3148582
A true record of Annual Town Meeting Mar. 3. 1924, Attest: John H. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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Bouford, March 12, 1924.
U pon a petition filed by Leroy & Colby on March 6. 1924, at 4h: 59m. P.M. for a recount of the Ballots cast for "one School Committee for 2 years" at the Annual Town Meeting held March 3,1924. in the Town of Boxford. The Moderator(William K. Cole), held arecount Wednesday March 12, 1924 at two o'clock P.M. at the Town Hall,
The Petitioners, William H. Dick, now John J. Chadwick Ir. not being present, it was voted to wait until 3 o'clock P.M.
At nine minutes fast three P. M. none of the petitioners or interested parties being present; It was voted to proceed to recount the Ballots. The Moderator read the petition, also a notice sent to the Petitioners, he also stated that he had sent a written notice to William H. Dick, and John J. Chadwick Jr.
The Moderator appointed Joseph B. Matthews and Harry L. Cole to assist this counting the Ballots.
The Ballots were carefully counted, without any change from the Origional Count, as follows :-
William H. Dick, fifty five (55)
John J. Chadwick fr. eighty (80)
Blanks four nine (4)
Whole number of Ballots one hundred thirty, (139)
The Ballots were again sealed up and the
Moderator certified to having opened them; They were then returned to the Town Clerk.
Voted to dissolve the meeting. Atrue record Attest John W. Parkhurst, Jonn Clerk.
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Town of Boxford, March 12, 1924, This is to Certify, that at a meeting of the Election officers of the last annual Town Meeting , for the purpose of recounting the vote cast at said meeting for the office of one School Committee for two years" we have found the whole number of Ballots cast was 139- William H. Dick had 55
John J. Chadwick 80
Blanks 4
139
William K. Cole Moderator
A tive copy Attest, John V. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boxford, March 13, 1924. I hereby certify that I have this day sent copies of the above to both William H Dick and John J. Chadwick er.
Attesti John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
I hereby certify that I have delivered to the Electro. Officers of Precinct one and two, all of the Ballats, Specimen Ballots etc. sent by the Secretary of the bom- monwealth for the Presidential Primarles in Boxford, April 29, 1924.
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