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that we raise and appropriate $1,000. 00 to be expended in continuing the work andIpswich Road, and $1,000.00 on Washington Street, provided the State and County will appropriate a like amount,
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to raise and appropriate 2,000.00, and to take the balance, from the Excess and Deficiency account, to pay the snow bills with.
Voted
to take up Art. 7.
voted
that 800,00 be taken from the Excess and Deficiency account, to pay off the Mortgage on the Lund place.
to take up Art. 8
that no action be taken on the bill of John Maiden's for injuries received on the road,
That a vote of thanks be extended to the Ladies of this parish, for the bountiful dinner they pro- vided.
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to take up Art. 8.
that we accept the recommendations of the Selectme as amended by previous vote.
Budget as accepted and adopted by vote of the Town at this meeting (see page 480).
Treasurer 17500
Collector 40.000
Accountant
25000
Clerk 25000
Sealer of Weights & Measures
5000
Forst Warden 50000
Tree Warden 10000
Police
12500
Elections
15000
Dog Officer
2500
Health and Sanitation
30000
Street Lighting 100.000
Charities
300000
State Aid
12500
Soldier's Benefit-
20000
Memorial Day
7500
Intereston loans
6.00.00
Gypsy and Brown Jail Moth 50000
Town Hall 30000
Public Grounds 5000
Bridges and Incidentals 25000
Payment on State loan 100000
Interest on State loan 17000
Annual charge by the County of Essex for maintenance of the Tuberculosis Sanitarium 217 68
$ 9 812.68
Voted
to dissolve this meeting. Atrue record Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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1926.
Thefollowing bills were allowed at the Annual Town Meeting March 1, 1926. see page 480,
Town of Boxford To Harry S. Cole D7. Services for the current year, 1925 Selectman 140,00
Overseer of the Poor 30.00
Assessor 85.00
Registrar 2.00
Perambulating toun lines 26,00
283,00
Bortford March 1, 1926.
Town of Boxford To J. B. Matthews
Selectman 65,00
Services
Overseer of Poor 20,00
On Town lines 20.00.
Registration
Services 5.00
Taking census of Town 20.00
130,00
Boford, Mar. 1, 1926,
Town of Boxford To George B. Parkhurst, Dr.
For services as Assessor of Takes to date.
75.00
Bofford, March 1, 1926. Town of Boxford To Charles Perley Dr.
Services as Selectman 75.00
11 " Assessor 80.00
" Overseer of the Poor 20.00
", Registrar of voters 5.00
11 11 Board of Health 2.00
Perambulating town lines 20.00
202.00
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1926.
The following named persons, were appointe as Electron Officers for the Special Election to chons Town Officers, to be held Saturday April 3. 1926. by the Selectmen.
George B. Parkherist, Clerk Fred E. Gillis These were all
Walter W. French sworn April 3, 1926,
Paul L. Killam
Raymond & Gillis. 1 by the Town Clerk
Boxford, March 15, 1926.
Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
188
1926.
At a Special Town Meeting and Election held in the Town Hall Boxford, Mass. on Saturday, April 3, 1926 the following record was made.
In the absence of the Moderator, Chester Killam; John W. Parkhurst was chosen Moderator Pro tem. sworn by George B. Parkhurst, Election Clerk.
Later the Moderator, Chester Killar arrived und appointed John G. Chandler as Teller, to assist Walter W. French and Raymond & Gillis to count and assort the Ballots, hewas sworn by the Town Clerk.
(Here follows record of Election Clerk) Special Town Meeting April 3, 1926. Agreeably to the foregoing warrant the voters of Boxford, met at the Town Hall.
The Polls opened at 10-10 o'clock A. M.
The ballot- box was not opened and shown to be empty then closed locked and the key placed in the hands of Constable Mighill
The Polls closed at 2.12 P.M.
the ballot-box then registered 55,
the check lists showed number of votes cast 60. the number of ballots in ballot- box 60.
The ballots were counted, publicly declared and recorded as follows:
Selectman for one year ( to fill vacancy)
David Mighill 3
Harry F. Moore 28
Clinton B. Nason 28
Raymond Perley 1
Number of votes cast 60
Board of Health forone year (to fill vacancy)
Joseph B. Matthews 0 54
David Mighill 4
Number votes cast 60
Blanks 2
A true record Attest Ger. B. Parkhurst, El, Lle K
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1926
Art. 2. Voted
to hear the report of the Selectmen relative to the purchase of motor equipment for snow removal and other uses.
Voted
that the report of the Selectmen be accepte.
Moved that the Town naise and appropria. 3900.00 to purchase a white Trick, for the removal of snow and other purposes. Voted to take up Artis No vote. Moved that the Town accept the trust of 100,00 left by MrR. L.Helen'S ter ens, by her will, for the care of her Father's Tomb and her lot, in the Cemetery near the Church in East Parish, Boxford, and that a letter be sent to Mr. Sidney Perley, her Executor No vote.
Voted
to take up Art. 5
Voted
to pass over Art. 5. - To see of the Town will instruct the Selectmen to appoint a Chief of Solace for the current gear und annually There after. 13 in favor of passing over 9 opposed
Voted
to take nh Article 7. relative to the Town giving a 2 mitclaim to any rights it may have in a certain parcel of land adjoining Washington. St. in the West Parish.
Voted
that the matter beleft in the hands of the Selet men, to do what is for the best interests of the Town.
voted
to take up Article 3.
Voted
to raise and appropriate $ 50.00 for the Bokfora Volunteer Fire Department.
190
1926
To take up Article 4.
that the Town install a Street Light at The corner near the house of Edward H. Doucette.
to take up Articles, relative to the material used. in the construction of the roads built by special appropriations, handed by the yard, price to be. set by the surveyors.
to passover Article 6.
that this meeting be dissolved.
A true record Attest: JohnW Parkhurst, Town Ederk.
Boxford, April 8. 1926. I have this day destroyed all the ballots used at the Annual Town Meeting, held in Boxford, March 1, 1926.
Attesti John W. Parkhurst, TownClerk.
Boxford. April 30, 1926, Ihave this day delivered to the Moderator, (Chester Killam) 375 Ballots, Specimen Bullets, cards of Instruction etc. for the Election of one Selectman held this day in Town Hall, Boyard Mass.
Attest, John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
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West Boxford, Mass April 8, 1924 John M. Parkhurst, Town Clerk,
Borford, Mass. Dear Will:
I have this day administered the oath of office to Augustus L. Whittier as inspect If slaughtering, He was appointed by the by the Boardof Health on March 19th and has been accepted by the State,
Doctor William . Greenler was appointed inspector of animals on the same date and has been approved by the State but has not yet taken his outh.
The only other appointment to date i' Clarence Brown as Foust Warden
Respectfully
Harry& Cole, Harry L. Cole
A true copy Allesti John W Parkhurst, Town Clerk
Boxford, May 6. 1926. Thomas Lucas, was appointed this day by Clarence E. Brown, as Deputy Forest Warden He took oath this day of John Ut. Parkhurst Town Block.
Attest JohnM. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
The following persons were appointed by the Sele men as Election Officers for the Special Election April 30, 1926
Hiram N. Towne, Clerk. 1 Joseph B. Matthews Paul L. Killam All sworn by the Town Clerk, Apr. 30, 1926,
Raymond E. Gillis
Clarence E. Brown
Attest John W. Parkhurst, Jon blick.
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1926.
At a Special Election and Town Meeting held in Town Hall Boxford, Friday, April 30, 1926. the following record was made. The Moderator (Chester Killam) called the meeting to order and read the Warrant.
Edward & Pearl (Tellers appointed by the
William I Gemmell (Moderator to assort the ballots. William H. Wolfe I sworn by the Town Clerk. When Fifty ballots were cast. they were taken out and counted.
Here follows copy of the record of the Election Clerk.
Special Town Meeting April 30th, 1926. Agreeably to the foregoing Warrant The voters of Boxford met at the Town Hall,
The Polls opened at 108 oclock 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 210 o clock P.M.
the ballot box then registered 93
the checklist showed number of votes cast 93
the number of ballots in ballot box 99
The ballots were counted, publicly declared and recorded as follows
Selectman for one year to fill vacancy Harry F. Moore 28 Clinton B. Nason OM q 1924, by Having. 2.0g & Cd. 40
Edith Carleton Davenport 25
David Mighill
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Number votes cast 93
A True record attest Hiram N. Towne, Election Blick,
The Moderator declared Clinton B. Nason elected Selectman. (swam May 1, 1926. by H.S. Cole Justice Peace)
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Article 2. Voted
to pass over Article 2 relative to discontinueing the Australian Ballot system for Town Elections.
Art. 3. Voted
that the Selectmen see the Lawrence Gas and Electric. Company, and try and get them to put in a line of Poles and Wires to the residence of George B. Parkhurst, without expense to the town or him; then if the Company will not do it, the Town shall hay its portion of one fourth of seventy eight dollars (78.) a year, for a termo of five years
Art. 4. Voted
the town raise and appropriate 200 for the purchase of snow plows. 17 in favor- 10 opposed.
Art. 5 Voted
to allow the following bills viz :
Boxford, Mass. Apr 30th 1926 Town of Boxford to J. B. Matthews Dr. Services on committe to investigate the purchase of motor equipment 8.00
Boxford, Mark. Apr. 30th 1926. Town of Boxford to Harry L. Coole Dr. Services on committee to investigate the purchase of Motor equipment $ 10,00
Boxford, Mass. Apr. 30th 1926 Town of Boxford to Harry L. Cole Dr. Transportation of equipment in "Stura" still case $ 9.00
1926.
that the matter of buying a Granel Pit in the Carleton pasture, be left with the Selectmen, with full power to act in the matter.
if the above deal ( relative to buying a Gravel Pit in the Carleton Pasture goes through, the money to pay for the same shall be taken from the excess and deficiency account.
to pass over Article 7 relative to discontinuing Maple Avenue .
that the town appoint a committee of two, to attend a Conference, on Street and Highway Safety, at Copley Plaza Hotel, Boston, May 20, 1926,
Voted
that the Moderator appoint this Committee. Emery L. Bradford [Committee appointed Dimon Lockwood by the Moderator.
Voted
to dissolve this meeting.
A true record Attest: John W. Parkhurst Town Clerk.
Art. Le. Voted
Voted
Voted
C. Art. 8. Voted
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1926.
Transient Vendors State License Chap. 101, General Lanz, as amended.
Not Transferable $25.00 No. 1910
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
office of the Director of Standards State House [ fryof Application] Boston, May 27. 1926. I'MovisL. Cole of P. O. Box 34 City of Town of West Boxford, State of Massachusetts hereby apply for a Transient Vendo's State License, under The provisions of Chap. 101, General Law as amended. The names and residences of the owners or parties in whose interest I am to do business under this License are as follows: Name Morris L'E de P.O. Box 34 West Boyford. Mass.
Signed, Morris L Cole Having made a special deposit $ 500.00 or given a bond in the sumo of 500,00, in accor dance with The provisions of Chap. 101, General Laws, as amended, and having hard the further sum of 45,00 00 as a State License Three Morris L. Cole
Morris L. Cole of West Bobford, Massachusetts.
B. O. Box 34. West-Borford, Mass
is hereby licensed as a Transient Ven This license shall take effect as soon as the license has complied with the requirements of Sect. 5 of said, chap and shall continue in force unit me year from date, unides surrer dered prior there to for cancellation. copy of Law Furnished Here with Francis Meredith
State Seal
Director of Standart
(over)
Expires May 26, 1927
1924
This License does not authorize sales, in any city of town until the city of town clerk has endorsed hereon the words "local license fees paid" and affixed his official signature and the date of such endorsement as provided in Sec. 5 Chap. 101, General Laws,
A true copy Attest John W. Parkhurst, Joun Clerk, "local license fus paid" May 30, 1926. Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Joun Gelenk of Boyard Masa.
Book 7, Page 495. $ 5.00 hard 5.00 paid Town Treas, June 6. 1926. Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
State House Bouton
(Gold) May 24.1926. Mr. Harry L. Cook, Board of Selectmen,
Boford, Mass. D'ear Svr ; I hereby approve the appointment of Mr. Joseph B. Matthews as local moth superintendent of the town of Boxford for The year 1926. Very truly yours Um A. L. Bazeley
Oath administered State Horster.
June 7, 1926. by Town Clerk Attest, John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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1926.
Transient Vendo's State License Chap, 101, General Lans, as amended Not Transferable No. 1943 $ 25.00 The Commonwealth of Massachusetts office of the Director of the Standards State House (Copy of Application) Boutro June 8 1926.
I Katharine G. Benson of No. Washington St City of Town of West Bopford, State of Mass, hereby apply for a Transient Vendo's State License, under the provisions of Chap. Of General & ans as amended. The names and residences of The owners or parties in whose interest Jam to do business under this license are as follows Name Katherine &. Benson~ No. Washington City Sorin West Boxford, Mass.
a bond. Signed, Katherine G. Benson Haring given in the sun of 500.00 in acco. once with the provisions of thap. 10/ General Las as amended, and having paid the fire. Katherine &. Benson ther sum of 25,00 as a State License F. Washington St. Katherine G. Benson West Boxford . Mass.
State Seal
of West Boxford, Mass., Is hereby licensed as a Transient Ver This license shall take effect as soon as the licensee has complied with the requirements of Sect. 5 of said chapter and shall continue in force until. year from date, unless surrendered prior thereto for cancellation,
(Copy of Law Furnished Herewith) Francis Meredith For Director of Standards Expires June 7. 1927. 1000)
408
1926,
This License does not authorize sales in any city of Town until the city of town clerk has endorsed hereon the words. "local license fees paid" and affixed his official signature and the date of such endorsement as provided in Sec. 5. Chap. 101, General Laws.
Atthest. John D. Parkhurst Town Clerk. local license fees paid June 21,1926. Book 7, Page 49%. $5,00 paid
AMtest: John M. Parkhurst, Town Fleck.
Boxford, Sept. 6. 1926, This is to certify that I have this day destroyed all the Ballots used at The Special Town Elections, held in Boxford, April 3, and April 30, 1926. Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boxford, Sept. 14, 1926.
This is to certify that I have delivered to the Election Officers of Precinct one and two for the State Primaries held this day, the following Ballots etc.
Republican Ballots
Precinct-1. Precinct 2. 163 171
Democratic Ballots 111 57
Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
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1926.
State Primary, Sept. 14, 1926. Precinct I, Town Hall, Boxford.
Agreeably to the foregoing warrant the voters met at the Town Hall and cast their ballots for the within named candidates and officers. The polls opened at 7-5 o'clock A.M.
The ballot- box was opened and shown to be empty, then closed, locked and the key placed in The hands of Constable Mighill. the polls closed at 2-12 P.M .?
The Ballot-box Then registered - 34 The checklists showed number votes cast- 34 The number votes in ballot-box- 34 The ballots were counted, publicly declared and recorded as follow.
Governor
Rep. Dem.
Alran J. Jutter of 81 Appleton St. Malden. 27 Blanks William A. Gaston of 97 Bay State Road, Boston 1
Blanks
Lunt Governor.
Ref. Dem.
Frank G. Allen of: 289 Walpole St., Noword 28 Blanker 5
Harry J. Dooley of 62 Chester St., Boston Joseph B. Ely of 66 Broad St., West field. 1 Blanks
Rep. Dem.
Secretary. Frederic W. Cook, of 75 Benton Road, Somerville 2. Blankes Frank W. Cavanaugh of 110 Parkerst. Newton 1 Blanks
Ref. Dem.
Treasurer William S. youngman of 39 Williston Rd. Brookline 2
Blanke Daniel England of 175 Wendell Ave. Pittsfield. Blanks
500
1926.
Auditor
Alonzo B. look of 27 Wales St., Boston 22
Blanks 11
Strato V. Lekygett of 1820 Wash. St, Newtons. 1 Blanks
Attorney General
Elijah Adlow of 35 Elm Hill Park, Boston 4
Alexander Lincoln of 265 Beacon St., Boston 8 Arthur K. Reading of 57 Francis Ave Cambugge: 15 Blanks. .6
John E. Swift, of 7 Parker Hill Ave. Milford
Harold Williams fr. of 79 Walnut Pl. Brookline 1 Blanks
Senator in Congress.
( to fill vacancy ) William M. Butter of 231 Commonwealth Are. Bouton 26 Blanks
David J. Walsh 1 Blanks
Congressman, Seventh District.
George J. Hogan of 129 Wilson Rd. Nahart 22
Blanks 11
William P. Connery Jr. of 11 Sachem Terrace, Lynn. ! Blanks
Councillor, Fifth District,
Arthur Bower of 473 High St. Lawrence, 9
Eugene B. Frazer of 8 Sanderson Ave, Lynn. Blanks 17
Charles M. Boyle of 19 Parsons St., Peabody Blanks
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Senator,-Fourth Essen District
J. Bradford Davis of 51 S. Chestnut St. Haverhill 21 Albert P. Wadleigh of 67 Church St. Merrimac 6 Blanks 7
Blanks 1
Rep.
Dem
Rep. 11
11
Dem, 11
Ref.
Dem.
Rep. Dem.
1
Rep.
Rep.
Dem.
21 Dem. 1
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501
1926.
(Vote for two) Rep.
George H. Bartlett of 36 Lexington Ave Haverhill 9 William & Greenler of Highland Rd. Boxford. 24 Herbert W. Urquhart of 50 West Main St. Georgetown 26 Blanke 9
Dem.
Blanks 2
Rep.
County Commissioner Essex County. Raymond H. Trefy of 7 Evans Rd. Marblehead 24
Blanks 9
Dem.
Blanks 1
(Vote for two Rep.
Associate Commissioners Essex County. Edwin C. Lewis of 30 Bassett St. Lynn. 22
Edgars. Rideont of 10 Bertram St. Beverly 22
Blanks 22
Dem.
Blankes 2
Rep.
District Attorney. Eastern District. lean la Campopiano. of 8 Jackson Court, Lawrence 10 William G. Clark, of 225 Wash. St. Gloucester 22 Blanks 1
Dem.
Thomas J. Bolan of 75 Fairview Are, Peabody. Blanks
1
Sheriff. Essex 5
Ref.
Romeo b. King of 13 Gilbert St. Lawrence
24
Dem.
Arthur G. Wells of 48 St. Peter St. Salem. Blanks 4 Conelins T. Harrington of 57 Osgood St. Salem Romeo b. King of 134 ilbert St. Lawrence Blanks
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County Treasurer. Essex. ( To fill vacancy)
Harold E. Thurston of 83 Hawthorne St, Lynn 27
Blanks 6
Rep.
hem.
Representative in General Court. Fourth Essex District.
Blanks
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502
1926.
State Committee Fourth Essex District.
Edward R. Hale of 12 Maple Are, Haverhill 28
Blanks 5
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Delegate to State Convention Boxford H. N. Towne 4 - W.F. Stanton 1- R. Perley !- E. E. Pearl H. L. Cole 1- C. F. Austin 1- f. B. Matthews 1. Blanks 22
Town Committee
H. N. Towne 9 - J. P. Killam 1- H.L. Cole 5-J. B. Mattheus 6 E. L. Bradford 1-D. Lockwood !- Mrs. Bond 1-Mrs. L.Parkhurst , Bertha Perley 1- 6. Killam 1-C. F. Austin 2-6. & Brown 2 Paul Killam 1. Blanks 22
Blanks.
Adine record Attest: Geo. B. Parkhurst Attest John W. Parkhurst, 1
Precinct Clerk
Town Clerk.
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Rep.
Dem.
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Rep. vote for one
Rep votefor 3. Ref.
Dem. votefor . 10. 1
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1926,
Primary Election September 14, 1926. Pursuant to the foregoing warrant the inhabitants of Precinct two Town of Boxford, qualified to vote in Primaries met in Lincoln Hall in West Boxford Tuesday, September 14, 1926. Warrant read by Clerk Edward E. Pearl. Ballot box opened by Constable Frank H. Shofford in the presence of the public and found to be empty and registered zero. Box immediately locked and key retained by said constable.
Polls declared open by Harry L. Cole officer in attendance at seven minutes past seven A. M.
At 2:40 o'clock in the afternoon the polls were closed the ballot box registered The officers in charge of the check lists announced the number of names checked to be 74
The ballots were then removed from the ballot box and audibly counted one by one and the whole number found to be 74
The precinct officers then proceeded to count the votes received by each person with the following result
Whole number of votes for candidates for Governor. Republicano 68
Democratic Blanks
Alvan J. Fuller of Malden Republican. 68
William A. Gaston Boston Democratic
Whole number of votes for candidates for Lieutenant Governo Republican 67
Democratic Blanke 7 Frank G. Allen of Norwood, Republican Harry S. Dooley Boston Democratic Joseph B. Ely. Westfield Democratic
67
505
1926.
Whole number of votes for Secretary 65
Republican
Democratic Blanks 9 Frederic W. Cook of Somerville Republican 65
Frank W. Cavanaugh Newton Democratic
Whole number of votes for Treasurer Republican 65
Democratic
Blanks 9
William S, youngman Brookline Republican 65- Daniel England, Westfield Democratic
Whole number of votes for Auditor Republican 59
Democratic Blank 15
Alongo B. Book of Boston Republican 59 Strabo V. Elaggett Newton Democratic
Whole number of votes for Attorney General. Republicano 64 Democratic Blank 10
Elijah Adlow of Boston Republicano 23
Alexander Lincoln of Boston
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Arthur K. Reading of Cambridge " John E. Swift of Milford Democratic
Harold Williams In. Brookline Democratic
Whole number of votes for Senator in Congress. Republican to fill vacancy. 68
Democratic 6 Blank. William A. Butler Boston Republican 68 David I Wasich of Fitchburg Democratic
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1926.
55 Whothe number of votes for Congressman seventh Dist Blanks 19
George J. Hogan of Nahant Republican 55
William P. Connery of Lynn Democratic
Whole number of votes for Councillor 5th District < Blank 15.
Arthur Bower Lawrence Republican 30 X Engene B. Fraser Lynn Republican . 29 20 Charles M. Boyle of Peabody Democratic
Whole number of votes for Senator Fourth Essex 61
District.
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J. Bradford Davis Republican 26 0 Albert S.Wadleigh Republican 35
Whole number of votes for Representative in
General Court 4th Essex District vote for 2. 124
George H. Bartlett, Haverhill Republican 36
William &. Greenler Bokford "1
39
Herbert W. Urquhart Georgetown 49
Blank 24
Whole number of votes for County Commissioner Essex County 64
Blank 110
Raymond H. Trefry of Marblehead Republican 64
Whole number of votes for Associate Commissioners vote for two 111 Blanks 37
Edwin G. Lewis Lynn Republican 61
Edgar S. Rideout Beverly 11 50
606
1926.
Whole number of votes for District Attorney Essex District Lo4 Blank 10
Sean G. Campopiano Lawrence Rep. 3 William G. Clark Glancester Rep .. 61
Thomas J. Bolam of Peabody Democratie
Whole number of votes for Sheriff Essex (. 65
Blank 9
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Romeo &. King Lawrence Republican 12
Arthur G. Wells Salem Republican 53.
Cornelions J. Harrington, Salem Democratic
Whole number of votes for County Treasurer 63
Blank 11
Harold & Ghurston, Lynn Republican 63
Whole number of votes for State Committee 57
Blank 17
Edward R. Hale Haverhill. Republican .57
Whole number of votes for delegate to State Convention 12 62
Blank
Amor Bird 1
I. H. Nason
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H.L. Cole 3
A. K. Nason
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N. J. Greenler
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H. N. Towne /
& J. Chadwick 1
W.J. Chadwick 1
C. F. Austin 1
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S.S. Pearl
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507
1926.
I hate number of votes for Town Committee 22
Blanks Charles F. Austin 5
H. L. Cole 2
H. N. Towne 5
W.J. Gemmell. /
L. E. Colby /
Fred Mc Gregor
E. E. Pearl 2
C.A. Bixby
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S. S. Pearl 1
I. T. Chadwick 1 I. B. Matthews 1 E. B. Nason
At three o clock and 23 minutes in the afternoon it was voted that the meeting be dissolved. A true record attest. Edward E. Pearl Glerk Precinct Two. Town of Boxford.
A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Check.
1926.
Boxford, Mass. Sept. 14. 1924. Mr. Hiram N. Joune, Chairman of the Town Committer. Dear Sir !
you are hereby notified that you were this day elected at the State Primaries held in Boxford, Mass. as a member of the Town Committee, having received 14 votes.
Charles F. Austin, Harry L. Cole and Joseph B. Matthews each received seven votes.
In accordance with Chap. 53. Sec. 52 General Laws, it falls to you to elect two of these three who have received a tie vote
Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boxford, Mass. Sept. 14, 1926, Mr. Hiram N. Towne; Dear Sir;
This is to certify that you were this day elected Delegate to the State State Convention" at the State Primaries, held in Boxford, Mass. Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
A trice copy of letters sent to Hiram N. Towne. Attest: John W. Parkhurst Town Clerk
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1926,
Election Officers appointed by the Selectmen in 1926.
Precinct one.
J. Perly Killam. Warden:
Raymond Perley, Dept.
George B. Parkhurst, Click 0 Hiram N. Towne, Dept. ..
Fred E. Gillis. Inspector.
Clarence &. Brown, Dept. .. 0 Charles A. Bixby, Inspector.
Joseph B. Matthews, Dept." 0
Precinct two-
Walter &. Chadwick, Warden Marshall P. Whittier, Dept. Warden
Edward &. Pearl, Clerk
Harry L. Cole. Dept. "
I. Henry Nason, Inspector 0
Charles F. Austin, Sept. " 0 Simeon S. Pearl, Inspector 0 Clinton B. Noson, Dept. " 0
A time list Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boxford, Nov. 2, 1926. This is to certify that I have this day destroyed all the Ballots cast at the State Primaries held in both Precincts in Bokford, Sept, 14, 1926, Attests John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk. Botyford, Nov. 2, 1926.
This is to certify that I have this day delivery to the Election Officers of Precinct one and two in the Town of Boxford, all the Ballots etc. sent out by the Secretary of the Commonwealth, for the State Election held this day! Attest: JohnW. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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