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Secretary. Frederic . Colok of Somerville Republican. 95. Hinfield a. Dwyer of Boston, Workers Party. 0.
1924.
Samuel Leger of Boston Socialist Labor Party. 1. A. Oscar Rochelleau of Morcenter, Democratic. 2. Edith Williams of Brookline Socialist Party 3 Blanke 9.
Treasurer.
Michael L. Birner of Pittsfield Democratie. 3. Patrick A. Loftus of Abington Socialist Labor Party. 1 Jours Marcus of Boston, Socialist Party. 1. albert Oddie of Brockton Workers Party. 0 William S. Youngman of Boston, Republican, 90. Blanke. 15.
auditor.
Strabo V. Claggett of Newton Democratic 18. longo B. Cook of Boston Republican. 74 Seidore Harrie of Boston, Socialiet Labor Party. 1. James Stacey of Boston Chocker Party. 1. Dennis F. Keagan of Brockton, Socialist Party. 0. Blanks 16.
attorney General
Day . Benton, of Belmont Republican. 90 Harry & Canter of Boston workers Party. 0. Frederick Gelchen Peabody Socialist Labor Party. John Leave Sherman of Boston Socialist Pats. 0 John C. Swift of Milford Democratic. 5. Blanke. 14.
Senator in Congress. Frederick A. Gillett of Skiingfield. getubican. 85. Antoinette F. Sonitout of Boston 'a kar Paty. 0 David I Stalch of Fitchburg Democratie. 18 Blanks.
489
1924. Congressman- Seventh District. William J Connery . of Sym Democratic. 7. Charles Littlefield of Linn, republican 85 18.
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Councillow - Fifth District. Eugene B. Fraces of Gym, Republican.
79. George M. Hebeter of Loveland, Socialist, 4. Blanks.
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Senator, Fourth Essex District. Bradford Davie of Haverhill Republican. ? James Mc Vey of Haverhill Independen Progressive. Blanke 36
Representatives in General Court.
Forwith Essex District. vote you two. William &Greenler of Boxford Republican. 65.
Charles Morrill of haverhill, and Progressive 26. Francia Scalene Haverhill Ind. Shenglist. 1. Herbert H. Urquhart , Georgetown Sepublican. 19. Blanke. J 49.
County Commissioners Essey vote for two. Frederick Butler of Lawrence. Republican. 82 Thomas D. Donahue of Lawrence Democratic. 4. Charles S. Grieves of amesbury Socialist. 5. Nathan Huntington of Menmac Socialist. 1.
Robert A. Mitchell of Haverhill Gepublican. Blanke
Registry of Probate and Insolvency. Exkey Co. A race A. atherton L. of xymm, Republicans. James arthur Mitchell, of Haverhill Socialist. John C. O'neil . ofLawrence, Democratic. Blanks.
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County Treasurer. - Essex. Halter , Ball of Lym- Republican. 91. Hade f. Pinkham of Haverhill, Socialist. 1. Blanks. 18.
Referendune Question. No 1. amendment to Constitution.
Shall, an amendment to the Constitution. relative to the qualifications of voters for certain state officers (striking out the word " male") which received in a tout session of the two Howces held May 24. 192, 254 votes in the affirmative and none in the negative, and at a fout session of the two Houses held May 10, 1923, received 254 votes in the affirmative _and none in the negative 1
be approved ? yes.
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no.
15 34.
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Referendum Question To 2. Amendment to Constitution.
Shall an amendment to the Constitution to enable women to hold any state, county. or municipal office and which further Provides that a change of name of any Woman holding a Notary Public Commission shall not reader the Commission void but she shall re-register undis moi new name and shall pay auch fee therefor -as shall be established by the General Court which received in a joint session of the Two Arises, held Piwa+192% 216 voles in the affirmative and nong in the negative and at a joint cension of the two Avuses, held May 1.0. 1923. received :58 votos in the affirmative and none in the
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negative, be approved? yes. 6% no. 18. 31.
Blanke.
Referendum Question No. 3,. Shall a law (Chap. 390 of the acts ai 1923) which provides that no person shall manufacture trans cort by aucraft watercraft or vehicles import on export excritique on intoxicating liquor as defined by section 3% of Chakter, 38 of the General Jaws or Certain non-vintoricating beverages as - defined by section of said chapter 138. Minices in each instance he shall have obtained the kermit or other
authority required therefor by the laws of the united States and the regulation made thesender, which law was approved by both branches of the General Court by votes not recorded and was approved by A is Excellency the Governor, be approved. yes 5%
no. 34,
Blanks 19.
Referen duma Question No. 4. Shall a law (Chapter 454 of the lets of 19923) which provides for the raising of funds toward the cost of the construction and maintenance highway by means of ane excise to of two cents on each gallons of gasol And other fuel need for twopelling motor vehicles on the highways of to Commonwealth said tax to be paid be the purchaser to the distributor, who is
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twon pays it to the Commonwealth, and the money to be credited to a fined to be known as the gasoline highway fund, out of which reimbursement is a be made to purchasers, who shall consume the gasoline or other fuel in any manner except in the operation al motor vehicles on the highmange, and the expenses of carrying out the act are to be paid fifty per cent of the balance of said fund to be distributed to the cities and towne of the Common wealth, in proportion to the amounts which they contribute to the State tax and this fifty per cent to be expended in construction ou improvement of public ware within the city of town limits, and the other fifty per cent to be expanded by the State. De karlmed of public works low puch highway as it may select, which law was approved by both branches of the General Court by votes not recorded, - and was approved by this Excellency the Gorencor, be approved? Ufer 35. 52. 23.
Blanke
Referendum Question no. 5. Shall a law (Chapter +12). the acts of 1423) which amende existing legislation on the same subject and provides that subject to certain limitations no person shall engage on the Financial, interested in the business of recevoir - deposits of money for safe keeping Von for the purpose of transmitting the same or
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equivalents thereof to foreign countries unless he has executed and delivered a bond to the State Treasurer or deposited securities in lien thereof. L and has received a licence from
The Commissioner of Bank's authorizing him to carry on sich business, that any money which in case of breach af bond shall be paid by the licences or surely thereow, or the securities deposited in liere thereof. shall constitute a trust fund for the benefit of depositors; that the licence shall be revocable but the commissioner of Banks for cause showon, that the money deposited with licences for cafel keeping shall be invested in the minner prescribed by the act, and I wat the violation of any provision of the act shall be finished in the manner therein prescribed, which laws was approved by both branches of the Geneval Court by Avoler not recorded and was approved by I've Excellency the Governor, be approved?
53.
no 10.
Blanks 47.
Referendum question no. 6. "Shall daylight saving be retained by law in Marcochusetts? yer. 42.
Blanks
4.8. 20.
1924.
Referendum Question no.%. Is it desirable, that the general Court ratify the following proposed amendment to the constitution of the United States :- Section! the Congress shall have power to limit. regulate and prohibit the labor a persone under eighteen years of age Section 2. The power of the several states is unimpaired by this article except that the operation of State laws shall be suspended to the extent necessary to give effect to legislation enacted by the Congress"? yes 20.
no 77. 13.
Blanks
To vote on the following, mark a Gross X in the square at the right of yes or no :~
Shall an act of the general court passed in the current year and entitled," an act relative to the powers of the board of trustees of the Essex County agricultural School" be accepted"? 30. o no. 2% 53.
Blanke
atrice record attest. Jeo. B. Parkhurst. Clerk :.
atrue copy attert; John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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Record of Precinct Two Town of Boford, Calional and State Election, November fourth 92 be accordance with the requirements of the foregoing warrant the inhabitants af received Food own of Boxford qualifica to vote in elections and town affaire met in Lincoln Hall on Tueday November. fourth nineteen hundred and twenty Of our. The warrant calling the meeting was read by the Precisdet Clark. The ballot box after being examined by the recinet officers and the public was found to be empty. I was immediately _locked and the key held by Frank . Spofford, the Constable hin attendance. The register indicated oro. at rever oclock and 15 minutes the presiding officer called upon those Persone Qualified to vole in elections and town affaire togive in their ballots for -che Querpous enference d'un the warrant.
Get one o'clock and 30 minutes in the afternoon the poles were closed, the register indicating 122. The office in charge of the check Lists then proceeded to count the names checked on said lists and found the whole number to be 122. The ballot box was there opened and the ballots taken there from - and audibly counted one by one in. - The presence of the official veut and The public and the whole number found to be 122. The precinct officers there proceeded to count the water received by each
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(Person and J'ai-other, surfaces. sy ferenced in the warrant, with the following result. It hole number of votes for resident and Vice President of the United States, 114.
Blank Coolidge and Dawes Republican, Electors, 113, George , Bacon of Longmeadow Texter S. Leaving of Boston. Luther . La Cond of volijake Charles S. Agemer of northfield. Telephone Leboeuf of A ebeter. Frank Joe Satchelder of Howcenter.
2. 3 4 . 5. Edith Nource Rogers of Howell.
7. 8. 9. 10.
6. Hayden De Morrill of Newburgpart. attwill of Lynn. William . Davis of Cambridge. Emma, Full Schofield of Walcker. Frank Hardver Wall of Boston.
12. 1.3. 14. 15.
11. Francia J. Songs of Boston. Ida E. Hibbard of Boston. Hennef F. Real of Fuelthem. Harly Ir. Williams of Brockton. Chideles C. Care, Jv. of Taunton. Malvina L. Keith of Bourne.
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Davis and Bryan. Democratic Electores. Hilliane Cd. Jaston of Boston. John F. Fitzgerald of Boston. Joseph S. Elf of, atextfile. 1. 2. Ume Lecke Heffernan ot Kort hamp low. Marcus C. Coolidge ao Lite living 4. Peter I Sullivan of Horcenter. (Humphrey Sullivan of fowell. 5. 6. 7.
Charles Gettingell of amesbury. Genevieve G. M. Glue of Syna.
924.
Gelword . Juinn of Cambridge. John urkhuf of Somerville.
10 "Chables A Call of Boston. 11.
etere of Boston. France (e) Sullivan of Boston. 12
( C'esthar fyman of Walthan. 13
Charles I Giordan of Sharon.
14. Edmond J. Talbot of Fall River. Hannah Webley of new bedford. 16
Independent- La Follette and Wheeler. Progressive! Electors.
Dice Stone Blackwell of Boston. George W. Wrenn of Springfield. Colbert Spurque Coolidge of Pittsfield. Aulter Genefick of Springfield. 2. 3 adelbert German of townsend.
4 . Daniel Q. Douro Worcester. Mande Wheeler Mitchell of Hudson, 5. Parkman S. Flanders of Haverhill. michael Fernan of Lynn. Elizabeth Day of Cambridge. 7. 9. 10
Clarence F. Skinner of Medford. niland of boston. Boston.
Thomas Joseph
I. Tywane - al Boxcom.
11. 12 Thomas M. Nolan
Florence W. fine combe of Boston. Robert A. O. Schuly of Dedham.
14. 15. George Clark of Taunton.
abraham Binne of New Bedford. 16
It hole number of votes for Governor 119. Blank 9. John J Ballam of Boston Harker Party. 1. James In. Curley of Boston. Democratic. 6 alvar V. Fuller of Walden Republican. 105 James Hayes of Plymouth Socialist Labor. 1. Halter S. Hutchins offreenfield Socialist.
1924. hole number of votes for fientenant Governor 113.
Blank 9. Franck I Cellen of Norwood Republican. 104. John J. Cummings of Boston, Democratic. 3. arthur . Cunning of Boston Socialist Labor. Thomas nicholsonl Lawrence Socialist. Edward Rand Stevens of Boston, Workers Party. 1.
It hole number of votes for Secretary 108. Blank 14. Frederic . Cook of Somerville Republican, 106. Winfield a. Wieger of Boston Workers 1.
Sanquel Leger of Boston Socialist Labor. H. Oscar Rochelleau of Worcester Democratic. 1. Edith Williams of Blackline, Socialist.
It hole number of votes for " Treasurer. 115. Blank 14. Michael J. Einer of Pittsfield Democratic. 3.
Patrick A. Loftus of lington Socialiet Labor Louis Marcus of Boston Socialist. Albert Oddie of Brockton, Hockers 1. William S. Youngman of Boston, Republican 104.
I have number of votes for Creditor. 106.
Blank 16. Strato B. Daggett, Democratie of Newton, 12. GGlongo B. Cookof Boston Republicare. 93
sidore Harris of Boston Socialist Labor.
frames J. Lacey of Boston, Workers. Dennie P.(Pleagan of Brockton Socialist.
Whole number of votes for attorney General
112.
Blank Say Benton of Belmont, Republican 10 110 Harry J. Canter of Boston Kortere 7.
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Frederick Felcher of Lecbody Socialist Labor. John Heaven Sherman of Boston Socialist. John Swift of Milford Democratic.
I hate number of votes for Senator in Congress, 14 Blank 8. Frederick A. Tillett of Springfield, Republican antoinette F. Sonikow of Boston Workers. 1. David I. Skalch of Fitchburg, L'emocratie. 12
It hole number of votes For Congressman Seventh District. 108, Blanks 14. William J. Connery Ja. of Lynn Democratic 6. Charles W. Littlefield of Lynn, Republican, 102.
Whole number of votes for Councillos
5 th Dist. 100. Blank 22. Eugene B. Fraces of Lynn, Republican, 100. George M. Heliter of Groveland Socialist.
A hole number of votes for Senator. --
Fourth Essex District. 103. Blank 19.
& Bradford Davis of Haverhill Republican, 101. James J. M. Very of Haverhill, Ind. Trong. 2.
Thole number of votes for Representative in General Court V. Fourth Essex District 184. Blank 60
Williamf Greenles of Botfor Republican, 74. Francis Scalese of Haverhill Ind. Let. 1.
Charles H. Morrill of Haverhill And Progressin . 35-
Herbert . Urqu hart of Piorgetoure Republican /4
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It hole number of wales for County Commissioners, Essex County 190. Blank 54. Frederick Butter of Lawrence, Republican 108. Thomas D Donahue of Lawrence Democratic. 2. Charles S. Grieves of Amesbury Socialist Nathan Huntington of Merriman, Socialist
Robert A. Mitchell of Haverhill, Republicans, 80.
It hole number of votes for Register Probate and Insolvency! Essex County. 110. Blank 12. Horace N. atherton Jv. of Kym, Republican 110. James arthur Mitchell of Haverhill, Socialist John G. O'neil Jr. of Lawrence, Democratie,
Hi hole number of votes for County Treasurer. Essex County. 113. Blank 9. Walter O. Babbof Lym, Republican. 113. Hade H. Finkham of Haverhill Socialist.
Referendum Question #Number One. Efex 64. no 15. Blank 43.
Referendum Question Number Two. yes TO. no. 15. Blank 37
Referendum Question Number Three. Yes 60 no 35. Blank 27.
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: 4.24 Referendum Question Number Four. "Yes 32 no 52 Blank 38.
Referendune Question Number Five. Efes 53. No 17. Blank 52.
Referendum Question Number Six. Yes 23. no 75. Blank 24.
Referendum Juction Number Seven. Yes 18. No. 73. Blank 31.
Essex County. Shall an act of the General Court passed in the current year and entitled" an Det relative to the power of the board of trustees of the Essex County Agricultural School" be accepted? Tee 35. (no 24. Blank 63.
at tivo o'clock and 51 minutes it was voted that the meeting be dissolved. a true record attest Edward S Pearl. Clerk of Precinct Two, Town of Boxford. atrice confer atleet: John W. Parkhurst Town Clerk.
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Haverhill Massachusetts. City Clock's Lhice, November 14, 14:24.
at a meeting of the Clip " lek, of Haverhill, The Town Clubs of Boxford Groveland, and Georgetown, said Towns and Hands S and 7 of the City of Haverhill forming the. Fourth Esser Representative (District
held at noon this day in accordance with the provisions of Section 125, Chapter of of the General Laws, when Comparing the transcripts of the returns, the following appears as The result of the balloting for Representative in General Court from raid District, at meeting held on Suceday November 4. 1924.
To wit:
Haverhill - 5-1. 5-2.5-3.#7-1.7-2. Bolford Groveland 2. 1. 2. Georgetown Drilliam Greenler of Bofood 211. 49. 63. 1120, 1086. 65.74. 156. 266 325. 4435,
Total
Charles movil of Haverhill. Francis Scalece of Haverhill.
273.521.752. 446.562. 26.35. 324. 46 314. 3299.
93. 108. 104. 71. 49 1. 1.
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5. 447. Herbert . Urquhart , Georgetown! 13. 375. 306. 861.1009. 79.74. 443.119. 593. 3972 Blanks. 440.761.1219.844,888,49.60.
227.2421 365.15095.
Yaverhill Mans. November 14.94
It appearing by the foregoing returne that William & Greenker of Boxford Land Herbert . Urquhart of Georgetown received the highest number of votes for Representative in the General Court Con the Fourth Cases (Referetentative District they are hereby-declared elected and certificates of Election are ixcued in cordance
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herewith. atleet William H. Roberts City Clerks of Haverhill. This Hr. Parkhurst. Town Clerk of Boxford. Harry H. Vaughan. Tout Clerk of Groveland. Quetive J. White. Town Clerk of Georgetown. i true copy attest: John W.Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
Buford. November 14, 1924. Thereby certify That I delivered to Williamof. Greenler, his certificate of electron, as Repre- sentative to the General Court from Essex 4th District, and made return to the City Clock of Haverhill to that effect, this day! Attest John W. Parkhulst. Town Clerk.
Town of Boxford Jan. 19th 1925. Mr. Chester Killam You have been appointed by the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Boxford as Moderator for the remainder of the current year.
Charles Perly (Selectmen of Harry L. Cole (Boxford. Mars.
A trice con Attenti John H. Parkhurst. sworn by Town Clerk. Jane1 21925.
Town Clerk.
1925.
At a Special Town Meeting held in the Town Hall, Boxford, Mais on Monday evening Jan. 19, 1925. att eight selock, the following record was made
The meeting was called to order and the W wevant read by the Moderator Chester Killam.
A letter was read from Mr. William Atkinson by the Town Clerk favoring an appropriation for the employment of counsel in the Railway matter, and suggestions relative to keeping The Railroad running.
that the Town appropriate four hundred dollars (400.00) for the employment of counsel and incurring of other expenses incident to the defending of the interests of the town in the proposed abandonment of the Newbury- host Branch of the Boston and Maine Railroad, as authorized by Chapter 40 of The General Laris. 19 in favor. I opposed.
to ratify the action of the Selectmen and the Citizen's Committee.
that the Town Clerk communicate the result of the meeting to Mr. William Atkinson.
to dissolve this meeting.
A true record Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Voted
Voted
Voted
Voted 0
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To Town Clerk, Boxford.
The following appointments were made by the Selectmen of Boxford, on Jan. 16, 1925 Charles Perley, Moth Supt.
E. E. Brown, Forest Warden. Harry L. Cole Clerk.
Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boxford, Feb. 14, 1925. This is to certify that I have this day destroyed all the Ballots used at the State and Presidential Election held in Boxford in both Precincts on Nov. 4, 1924.
Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boxford, Feb. 18, 1925. The Selectmen appointed the following Election Officers for the Annual Town Meeting to beheld March 2, 1925.
George B. Parkhurst, Clerk, som Mar. 2, 1925 -
Harry J. Moore (did not serve)
Charles F. Austin swornMar, 2, 1925 6 - Von Gole
J. Warren Chadwick IL "
Raymond Pearl
Attest John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
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Report of the Sarah P. Perley Fund. The article in will of Sarah P. Perly is as follows! "After the decease of my said neice, Mary Ellen Perley, Igive into the hands of the Selectmen of the town of Boxford, then holding said office, and their successors in said office, forever, the sum of Two Thousand Dollars, the same to be known as the 'Sarah P. Perley Fund', the same to be securely invested and the income therefrom to be annually distributed by said Selectmen to the worthy and needy windows and single women residents of the part of said Boxford known as The East Parish."
This sum of Two thousand dollars 2,000.00) has been paid over by the Executor of the will and is deposited in the Andover Savings Bank. The income thereow to be disbursed according to the provisions of the aforesaid will ?
Charles Perley, Harry L. Coll, Charles F. Austin, Selectmen of Boxford. A two why taken from the Town Report for the year ending Dec. 31, 1924, Page 29, Attest: John W. Parkhurst.
Town Clerk. The above provisions of Sarah P. Perley's Will was accepted at the Annual Town Meeting held March 3. 1924, seepage 410.
John W. Parkhurst Eng. Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Boxford, Mas. Town Clerk.
Probate Office Bounty of Essex Salem, Mass, Feb. 27, 1925 Dear Sir: # 75607
In the case of Sarah . Perley the trustee's 1st final account was allowed today, Horace H. Atherton Ir. A true why attest: John W. Parkhurst Town Clark.
Register.
1925,
I have this day delivered to Chester Killam. Moderator, 400 Cofficial Ballots, Specimen Ballot Cards of Instruction etc. for the Annual Town Meeting held in Lincoln Hall, West Boxford. this second day of March 1925. for the Election of Town Officers. and hold his receipt for the same. Attest: John W.Parkhurst. Bozford, Mar. 2. 1925. Town Clerk.
List of Deputy Forest Wardens for the
year 1925. District No. 1 Albert Curtis .. 2 3 Paul Killam 11 11
Robert Parkhurst
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4 Raymond Perlez
1, 5
Harry Cole
11
Simeon Pearl
Clarence E. Brown Forest Warden Boxford.
Altest: John M. Parkherist. Town Clerk.
1925.
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Boxford, legally qualified to vote at Elections and in Town affairs; held in Lincoln Hall, West Boxford, on Monday, March 2. 1925, it being the annual town meeting; the following record was made.
The meeting was called at 8 o'clock A. M. the Moderator, Chester Killam, read the Warrant calling for the election of the Town Officers.
At 8-40 o'clock A. M. the Polls were declared open, after the Ballot Box had been inspected by the public and locked, and the keys given to Constable Mighill, The Moderator appointed f. Henry Nanon? as one of the Tellers, he was siborn by the Town Black
George B. ParkhurstTellers appointed by Raymond Pearl the Selectmen. J. Warren, Chadwick ( sworn by the Town Clerk. Charles F. Austin
When 50 Ballots had been cast, the Ballot Box was opened and the Ballots were taken therefrom and canvassed.
The Moderator appointed John J. Chadwickfr. / Paul L. Killam Wellers .
Harold E. Movers Iswornby Town Clerk.
At 12-30 o'clock the Moderator announced that the Polls would be kept open until 12-45 o'clock, P. M.
AT 12-45 o'clock P. M. it was voted to close the Polls, and the Moderator declared the Polls closed.
Ballet Boy registered at opening of Polls 000 11
" closing ? " 99
Check list 96
Ballots cast 96.
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Herefollows the record of the bleck.
Annual Town Meeting Mar. 2.1925. Held at Lincoln Hall. West Boxford at 8-30A .. Meeting called to order by Chester Killano at 8-40 o'clock and votes were cast and recor as follows, for the several town officers. Moderator for one year.
Chester Killar Boxford 89
E. E. Pearl West Boxford 1
Raymond Pearl 11 1
" Blanks 5
Selectman, for three years.
Joseph B. Matthews Boxford 91
David Mighill Boxford 3
Blanks 2
Treasurer for three years
J. Perley Killamo Boxford 88
E. E. Pearl W. 11
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Blanks 7
Collector of Taxes, for one year. Simeon S. Pearl West Boxford 94
Blanks 2
Assessor of Taxes for three years
Harry S. Cole West Boxford 87
E. E. Pearl
1
L. E. Coliz 1
R. Perley /
Blanks 6
School Committee for three years.
Timon Lockwood Boxford 62
Mrs. F.A. Manny 11 W. H. Dick 3
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E. E. Pearl
1
C. A. Bixby 1
G. B. Parkhurst 1
Blanks 24
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Board of Health, for three years.
Alice P. Austin, West Boxford 85
David Mighill Boxford 6 Blanks 5
Board of Health for 1 year
Harry L. Cole West Boxford : 91.
L.E. Colby r
Bertha Perley /
Blanks 3
Surveyor of Highways ( East Parish) for one year
Raymond Perly, Boxford, 93
C. A. Bixby 1
Blanks 2
Surveyor of Highways, West Parish) for one year. David A. Anderson West Boxford 86
C.F. Moulton 11 11
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Tree Warden for one year
Clarence & Brown- Boxford 83
C. F. Austino
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L. E. Coolty 1
A. E. Lapons. Blanks 10
Constable for E. Parish for one year
David Mighill Boxford 66
John K, Curtis 10
Harry Moore 1
H. Sumais 1
H. N. Towne 1
Fr. E. Gillis 1
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Constable for West Parish for one year.
Frank H. Shofford. West Boxford 67
A. P. Lyons /
A. Bird 1
I.G. Chandler 2
Blanks 26
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Trustee of School Funds. Walterd. Chadwick West Boyford 93 L. Killamo 2 Blanke License Direction Shall Licenses be granted for the sale of certain Non-Stating Intoxicating Beverages in this town? yes 28 No 45
Blanks ~ 23 4
Polls closed at 12-40 o'clock P.M. Ballot Box registered 97
Number ballots in Ballot-box. 96
Checklist showed number votes cast 96
A true record attest Dev. B. Parkhurst Glerhof El.
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