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Sixth Congressional District Vote for three Delegates opposed to ratification (Against repeal) Minnie b. Carr, 10 Thorndike St., Beverly 32
Frank N. Rand, Locust St., Merrimac 32
Willard @. Wylie, 31 Pierce Ave., Beverly 35
Delegates favoring ratification (For repeal) Robert B. Choate, Locust St. Danvers 61
Raymond V. Mc Namara, 78 Hamilton Haverhill 161
Bayard Juckerman fr. Asbury St., Hamilton 60
Blanks 13
"Shalllicenses be granted in this town for the sale there in of wines and malt beverages ?"
Ger 50
No 45 3
Blanks
1933.
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Bruford Precinct I, June 13, 1933.
A greally to the foregoing warrant the voters met at the Town Hall, Boxford and cast their ballots for the foregoing candidates and questions.
The pollsopened at 7 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 Cometable Richardson,
The polls closed at 1.02 P.M. The ballot-box then registered 98
The check-lists showed number of votes cast 98
The number of ballots in ballot box 98
The number of absent votes 0
The votes were counted, publicly declared and recorded as follows.
Whole number votes cast 98
Blanks 0
A true record attest; George B. Parkhurst, Prec, Clerk.
A trice copy Attest:
John W. Parkhurst , Town Clerk.
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Record of Precinct 2, June 13. 1933.
Special Election of Delegates to a Constitutional Convention called to ratify or reject the following amendment to the Constitution of the united States proposed by joint Resolution of Congress Meeting of voters of Precinct 2 of B oxford was called to order by Walter R. Morss Definity Warden, who, read the warrant calling the meeting, The fallout boy was then opened and examined by the Constable, election officers and the public and found to be empty . The ballot boy was then locked and the key taken and retained by George F. W. Hopping Constable in attendance. the register indicating 000.
The polls were opened at seven o'clock A.M.
At 1 o'clock P. M. the polls were closed, the ballot box registering 67
The officers in charge of the check lists announced the number of names checked to be 67
The ballots were then removed from the ballet box and audibly counted one by one and the whole number was found to be 6%
The Precinct Officers then proceeded to count The votes received by each person with the following result, namely
Whole number of votes for Delegates Opposed to Ratifi- cation, "Against Repeal " 94 Blanks
Minnie G. Garr, 10 Thorndike St., Beverly 32
Frank N. Rand, Locust St, Merriman 32 Willard . Wylie, 31 Pierce Ave., Beverly 30
Whole number of votes for Delegates, favoring Ratifi- cation "For Repeal" 85
Blanks
209
1933,
Robert B. Choate Locust St., Danvers 30
Raymond V. Mc Namara, 78 Hamilton Art, Haverhill 27 Bayard Juckerman Jr., Asbury St, Hamilton 28
Total Blanke 22
Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale therein of wines and malt beverages ?
number of votes 6. Blanka 1 ges. 2/
No 45'
At 1.55 o'clock P. M. it was voted to dissolve the meeting.
A tive record Simeon S. Pearl Clerck.
A time copy Attest John Vs. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
Robert J. Stewart Jr., appointed Special Police, May 5, 183. Took his wath of John. W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk, May 16, 193.
William Walsh, appointed Sealer of Weights and Measures, May 6, 1933. Took his oath of John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk, May 23. 1933.
The above dates of appointment, were taken from their appointment notice, given them by the Select men,
Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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1933. Appointments 1933. Jan 2 nd 1933. J. B. Matthews, Moth Supt. G. E. Brown, Forest Warden
Slaughter.
April 7, 1933: W. J. Srcenter, Inspector of Animals G. B. Carleton George H. Nason I Howard Martin Town Arthur Phillips Special
E. Howard Gunnison - Police
Apr. 7.1933. Charles M. Johnson, 115 So. Pleasant St. Haverhill.
Michael L. Htrenn, 12 Florance Are.
Specials for Haverkkel Water Board Dudley R. Palmer, So. Groveland
May 5th, 1933, Um R. Walsh, Sealer of theights & Measures. .. 5 th " Robert J. Stewart, Special Police 5 th " B. Robert Cunningham, Surveyor of Highways. West Parish. (cath by H. L. B.) July 3d. 1933. Harry J. Moore Special Police
Respectfully. Harry L. Cole Clerk of Selectmen. A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst Town Clerk.
211
1934. List of Deputy Forest Wardens, for the Town of Butford, for the year 1934 .
Timon Lockwood, Robert B. Parkhurst,
Paul Killam. Leo Richardson,
Raymond Perley, Harry Gole,
Simeon Pearl.
Clarence E. Brown Forest Warden.
A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boxford, Feb. 13, 1934. I hereby certify, that I have this day, destroyed all the Ballots cast in both precincts, in the Town of Bokford, Mass. June 13, 1933. Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Joun Clerk.
Bortford, March 5, 1934.
I hereby certify that I have this day delivered to the Moderator, (Chester Killam) 507 Official Ballots for the Annual Town Election, held this day. Jo J. W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk. Altest. John W. Parkhurst. Boxford, Mar. 1 0, 1934. Town Clerk. Election (officers appointed for Town Meeting Mar, 5th, 1934. Clerk. George B. Parkhurst, sworn Mar. 3, 1934 ty Town Clerk Frederick . Hardy, The following four eworn, Mar, 5, 1934. James Feronetti Tobe assigned at time Stanley B. Hills of electron. Raymond E, Gillis,
The above have been notified to be at the Town Hall promptly at 8 o'clock to take Their outh and assume their duties. Respectfully Harry L. Cole. A twice why ALtext: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
212
1934,
At a legal meeting of the Inhabitants of the Town of Boxford, qualified to vote in elections and Town affairs , held in the Town Hall , on Monday , March 5, 1934. it being the annual town meeting, the following record was made.
The meeting was called to order at 8.25 o'clock in the forencon, and the warrant read by the Moderator, Chester Killam.
The Ballot Box having been inspected and found to be empty. then locked and the keys placed in the hands of Leo F. Richardson the Constable in attendance.
The polls were opened at 8.30 o'clock A. M. Ballot Box registered at the opening of polls 000 Ballot Box registered at the close of polls. 203.
George B. Parkhurst, Clerk Frederick Q. Hardy 1
Stanley B. Hills
Election officers
James Feronetti Raymond E. Gillis
The Moderator appointed the following named persons, as Tellers, to count the Ballots.
Malcolm R. Gillis 2 Horace D. Moore (Tellers, sworn by Town Clerk . Charles M. Moulton
As fast as fifty ballots were cast they were taken from the Box and counted,
The polls were closed at 12.35 P.M. Ballots Box registered 203 Names checked on voting lists 203. No of Ballots cast 203
Here follows the record of the Election Clerk.
213
1934.
Agreeably to the foregoing warrant, the voters met at the Town Hall, Boxford, March 5/34 at 8:30 in the forenoon and cast their ballots for the following named officers. The meeting called to order by the Moderator. The polls opened at 8.30 o'clock A.M. The ballot box was opened, shown to be empty then closed, locked and the key placed in the hands of the Constable.
The polls closed at 12:35 P.M. The ballot box then registered 203
The check-lists showed the number of votes cast to be 203
The number of ballots in the ballot box 203 The ballots were counted, publicly declared and recorded as follows.
Whole number of ballots cast 203
For Moderator for one year
Chester Killam, Boxford 153
William f. Greenler 12
George Sterns 2
M. Kilbourne 2 Seth Kelsey 1
Dimon Lockwood - Blanks 31
For Selectman for three years. Joseph B. Matthews 180
Dimon Lockwood 2
Alexander Price 1
Blanks 20
For Treasurer for three years. J. Perley Killam 183
Blanks 20
For Collector of Jakes for one year Simeon S. Pearl 186
Blanks 17
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1934.
For Assessor of Taxes for three years. Harry L. Cole 177
Robert Parkhurst 1
Blanks 25
School Committee for three years.
Edward R. Millen, for years 99
Dwight L. Killam 81
David Mighill 1
Earl W. Bowen 1
Blanks 21
For Board of Health for three years.
Clinton B. Nason 169
Charles L. Moxley 1
Warren Chadwick 1
Blanks 32
For Surveyor of Highways ( East Parish) for one year .
Raymond Perley 183
Blanks 20
For Surveyor of Highways (IV. Parish ) for one year.
B. Robert Cunningham 149
Ernest W. Foster 30
John #G. Whittier 23
Blanks 11
For Free Worden, for one year.
Clarence &. Brown 146
David Mighill 35
George Gould 1
Blanks 21
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su corrected on Page 225.
su corrected on Page 225
1934. For Constable, East Parish for one year. David Mighill +7 23
Leo J. Richardson 172 Robert Stewart fr. 12
Stere Brodie 1
Blanks
For Constable, West Parish for one year. Frank Shofford Y
Clara K. Pearl .
2
Barbara Chadurch 1
Charles M. Moulton 2
Harry L. Cole 2
Avard Lyon /
Clarence Reynolds
1
Alexander Price 21
George Hopping 13
George Nason 5
Charles Doucette 1 Raymond Pearl 1 Blanks 147
For Trustee of School Funds John J. Chadwick 175 Blanks 38
George B. Parkhurst. Clerk of Elections.
continued on next page.)
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1934.
The afternoon session was called to order by the Moderator at 1.35 o'clock P.M. Upon invitation from the Moderator, Dr. Wolfe opened the meeting with prazer.
Voted
to take up Article 3.
Voted Voted. Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted
Voted
Voted Voted
Art. 4. Voted Art: 5 Voted
To accept the report of the Town Accountant,
that the compensation of Town Officers and Com- mitters, for the ensuing year, shall be forty five (45) cents an hour.
Art. 6. Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted
to raise and oppriate for Treasurer
$ 150,
" Collector 450.
" Town Accountant 350.
Town Clerk 325.
" Elections 225.
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" Sealer of Weightst Measures 60, Forest Worden (50 years-21 mares) 600.
Tivie Warden 100.
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Free Warden 200.
to accept the report of the Town Clerk. Treasurer. " School Committee 11 11 " Sealer of Weights & Measures. " Committee on School Funds. " " 4 Tax Collector. 11 4 on the Sarah P. Perley Fund. " the Curtis Killam bem. fund, of the Inspector of Slaughtering, " "Inspector of Animals. ... Forest Warden. 4 u on the Fire Department. 11 11 17 of the Dog Officer . " 4 " Tree Warden. "1 "1 Moth Superintendent. -
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193.4.
to raise and appropriate for Police 300. to raise and appropriate for Doy Officer 30.
" Health and Sanitation 325.
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" Public Welfare 3800.
that fifteen hundred dollars be taken from the Town Farm Find interest, and added to the above $3.800.000 for Public Welfare.
to raise and appropriate for soldier's relief 450.
" Old age assistance 850.
Gypsy y Brown tail Moths 900.
1. Street Lighting 550.
11 1. Town Hall and Public Grounds 525. 1) Soldier's Graves 200.
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" Ancient Graves 100.
" Snow Removal 5000.
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". Insurance of Employees 1000. " Interest on Revenue Re vans 400. " School House note 1192,50
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Essex County Sanatorium 218,40
to raise and appropriate 100. for Memorial Day and That it be placed in the hands of the Veteran's Association of West Boxford.
Voted
to raise and appropriate 25, for Land Damage, on Willow Road.
Voted Voted
To take up Article 11. To allow and raise and appropriate money to pay Harry L. Cole's bill
Town of Boxford
Bokford, Mass, March 5, 1934.
To Harry L. Cole Dr.
Services 1933:
142,40 Selectman Assessor Public Welfare Registrar
Board of Health Board of Health Expenses
129.60 75.20 8.00 9,60 4.00 368.80
Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted
Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted
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218
Voted
to allow and raise and appropriate money to pay George B. Parkhurst's bills, which is as follows:
Bofford, March 1, 1934. The Town of Boxford To George B. Parkhurst-Dr. For Services as Assessor of taxes for the year 1933 . $160.00
Voted
to allow and raise and appropriate money to pay Stanley B. Hills bill, which is as follows:
The Town of Boxford To Stanley B. Hills Dr. To services as assessor 1933, 140.00
To allow and raise and appropriate money to pay Joseph B. Matthew' bill, which is as follows;
Boxford March 3, 1934.
Town of Boxford Dr.
To los. B. Matthews Services Selectman 310 hours 124.00
Public Welfare 160 hours 64.00
11
" Board of Health 18 hours 7.20
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Registrar 25 10.00
205.20
Voted
to allow and raise and appropriate money to pay Clinton B. Nason's bill, which is as follows:
West Boxford, Mass .. Mar. 1. 1994. The Town of Boxford Dr. to Clinton B. Nason. Mar, 1st To services as Selectman /yr. 325h- 130.00
" " Registrar /yr. 8.00
11
Public Welfare 150 h 60.00
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Board of Health 15h 6.00
204.00
Voted
1934.
219
1934.
to raise and appropriate money to pay the overdraft on the Overlay of 1931, which amounts to $26.00
to allow and raise and appropriate money to pay Perkin's Press for the Town Reports, as follows:
The Perkins Press Topsfield, Masa, Feb. 26,1934. Sold to Town of Boxford, Mass. 375 Annual Reports for 1933 83 pages @$1.75 145,25
Voted
Cover 5.00 200 extra warrants and budget 2.00 152.25 The Town Treasurer is hereby authorized to transfer from the Excess and Deficiency Account with the approval of the Board of Selectmen such small sims as may be needed to balance various accounts and to pay the small incidental and unforeseen expenses that may arise.
Voted Voted
to take up Article 7. to pass over Article 7.
The following Officers were declared elected, Chester Killam, Moderator, for one year. Joseph B. Matthews, Selectmano for three years. J. Perley Killam, Treasurer, for three years. Simeons, Pearl, Collector of Taxes, for one year. Harry L. Cole, Assessor of Taxes, for three years. Edward R. Millen, School Committee for three years. (over)
...
Voted
Voted
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220
1994. Clinton B. Nason, Board of Health, for three years,
Raymond Perley, Surveyor of Highways, & gt Parish for one year.
B. Robert Cunningham, Surveyor of Highways, West Parish, for one year.
Clarence E. Brown, Tree Warden, for one year, Leo F. Richardson, Constable, East Parish, one year.
× Resigned Mar. 80, 1934.
Voted
Voted
that the wages for labor in the several departments of the Town, be 45 cents an hour, for the ensuing year.
Art. 8, Voted
that the Selectmen get together, and bring in what they would be a suitable amount to keep the roads in good shape,
Art. 10. Voted
that the money refunded on account of day licenses, amounting to $141.94 be divided equally between the two Public Libraries.
Art. 12. Voted
Art. 13, Voted
That the matter of making the roads passable when encumbered with snow, be left in the hands of the Highway Surveyors.
that the matter of determining when the taxes shall be committed to the Collected, also the manner of collecting the same, be left in the hands of the Assessorse
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× Alexander Price, Constable, West Parish, one year. John J. Chadwick, Committee on school Funds. to take up Article 9.
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221
1934.
Art. 14. Voted
That the town treasurer, with the approval of the Selection, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial to time year beginning January 1, 1934, and to issue a note or mother therefor, payable within one year, any debt on debts incurred under this vote to be fraid from the revenue of said financial year.
Art. 15. Voted
to leave the matter of insuring the town's employees, in the hands of the Selectmen.
Art. 16. Voted
to pass over Article 16. relative to Ancient Graves in Mt. Vernon Cemetery.
Art. 17. Voted
To pass over Article 17, relative to printing a new valu- ation book .
Art. 18. Voted
to raise and appropriate 1000. for work on Endicott Road, provided the State will agree to pay go on a basic og and the town 10%.
Voted
to raise and appropriate 2650.00 for Highways, in conjunction with the State, for General Maintenance under Chapter 8%.
And 3 000, provided the State will pay a like amount, to be expended under Chapter 90, the town not to exceed 3000.00. And 500.00 for work on Willow Road .
Voted
Voted
Voted
Art. 22
To take up Art. 6. to raise and appropriate 15500. for Schools.
to take up Art. 21, No action taken.
No action taken.
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Voted Voted
1934. to grant Mr. Greenler, Special Privilege.
that the Constable from the East Parish, escort the newly chosen Constable in the West Parish, to the platform, to take their eath, both shown in by the Town Clerk. )( Alexander Price resigned Mar. 8. 1934) to take up Art. 25. To lay Article 25 on the table.
Art. 25. Voted Voted
Voted Voted
to take up Article 23. to raise and appropriate / 10. to help defray the expense of erecting a Memorial to the Men of the East and West Parish, who served in the World War.
Art. 24 Voted
that the Selectmen be allowed to take not more than 500. from the Excess and Deficiency Account, to be used in conjunction with C WA projects.
Art. 20 Voted
that the Selectionen appoint a Committee of three, to cooperate with the Massachusetts Forest and Park Association in the detection and eradica- tion of the Dutch Gem disease.
Voted
to pass over Article 19, relative to purchasing a new fire tusch.
Voted
to give the Ladies of the East Parish a vote of thanks for the excellent dinner they served.
Voted
to adjourn this meeting to the call of the Select- men.
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1934. Budget as adopted March 5, 1934.
$150
Treasurer Collector 450 350 Accountant Clerk 3 25 225
Elections
60
Sealer of Weights and Measures Forest Warden Fire Warden .
600
/ 00
7 rue Warden
2 00 300
Police
Dog Officer
3 0
Health and Sanitation
325
Public Welfare +1500, from Jon Farm Fund Int.
3800
Soldier's Relief 450
Old Age Assistance 85.0
Gypsy and Brown Jail Moth 9:00
Street Lighting
550
Town Hall and Public Grounds
525
Soldier's Graves 200
Ancient Graves 00
Snow Removal
50 0 0
Insurance Employees
Interest on loans
School House note
Essex County Sanatorium
1 000 400 1192,50 21840
Memorial Day (This includes 25, for land damage) Bills allowed ( and 26, for o reilly World War Memorial
Roads Schools Total am't to raise,
$18300.90 100 1281.25 100 7150 15500
$ 4243215
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1934,
20 Somerset St., Boston, Jan. 26, 1934. Harry L. Cole, Chairman
Board of Selectmen Boxford, Mars. Dear Sir;
This is to advise you that Horace D. Moore of Boxford has been appointed as Fuck and Game Worden for that town.
Very truly yours Carl &. Bates Thief Warden A time city Attesti
Joball Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boyford, Mass. 3-9, 1934. To the Town Clerk, Bokford, Mass. Dear Well:
. The Selectmen of Boxford, have this day, appointed as a common Dutch Elm disease the following.
Dunbar Lockwood Robert Livermore J. J. Chadwick, Sr.
Respectfully Harry L. Cole, Clerk
A true copy Attest,
John W. Parkhurst Town Bleck.
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1934.
The Election Officers for the Annual Town Meeting held in Boxford, Mar. 5, 1934, were called together March 9, 1934. to correct an error in the count for Consta- bles. Upon examining the Ially Sheets it was found that David Mighill had le votes in one block which had not been put on the Total tally Sheet. These le votes make just 406 ballots accounted for in both Parishes.
Two of the Tellers said that both David Mighill and Robert Stewart had votes for Constables in both Parishes. The Clerk entered them all under one heading , so it was impossible to tell just the number for each Parish. But, both Mighill and Stewart, were not eligable to run for Constable in the West Parish, being residents of the East Parish, so the vote for each would be as follows: David Mighill, E. P. had in Both Parishes 23 votes){ 230 East Leo F. Richardson, i.P. /72 Parish
Robert Stewart, &r. E. P. had in Both Parishes Steve Brodie
12
Frank Spofford, U. C. / INIVV Clara K. Pearl, W. P. 2 Barbara Chadwick, W. P. Charles M. Moulton. U.P.
Harry L. Cole, U.P.
Avard Lyon. U. S
1
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Clarence Reynolds, W.P.
1
Alexander Price. U. P.
21
George Hopping, W. P. 13
George Mason. W. P.
5
Charles Doncette. W. P.
1
Raymond Pearl, U.P. 1 Blanks 147
Whole number ballots in both Parishes, 406
The ballots were not opened.
Der B. Parkhurst,
Atrue copy and ,
Clark.
A true record, Attest. John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
West Parish
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1934. To the Town Clerk
Bokford, Mass. Mar. 30th 1934. On the following dates Chas. B. Carleton became Inspector of Slaughtering for 1934. Nominated Mar. 16, 1934 Approved by State . 25
Appointed Mar. 26 Sworn into office " 27
Harry &. Cole Clerk of Selectmen. A tie Copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
B afford, April T, 1934, This is to certify that I have this day destroyed all the Ballet cast at the Town Election, held in Boxford, March 5, 1934,
Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boxford, April 24, 1934, This is to certify that I have delivered to the Wardens of each Precinct, all the Ballots, Specimen Ballets etc. for The Party Primary to be held this day.
Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Joun Clerk.
227
1934. Party Primary.
Agreeably to the above warrant the voters of Precinct 1, met at the Town Hall on Tuesday, April 24/34. at 7 A. M. and east their ballots for the following named candidates
The polls were opened at 7-7 A.M. by the Warden J. B. Matthews.
The ballot- box was opened and shown to be empty then closed, locked and the key placed in the hands of The Constable, Richardson The polls closed at 11-7 A.M. The ballet=box then registered 14 The check lists showed the number of votes cast to be 2. 14
The number of ballots in ballet Box 14
The ballots were then counted; publicly declared and recorded as follows:
Party Primary.
Democratic my Party, Boxford, Precinct 1. April 24, 1934. State Committee Fourth Essex District Charles H. Morrill, 23 North Broadway Haverhill 3 Blanks
Delegate to State Convention Caroline Lockwood 3
Blanks
Town Committee
Stephen Maddock
1
Harlan Kelsey Caroline Lockwood 1
Blanks 2
(over)
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1934. Party Primary Republican Party, Boxford, Precinct 1, April 24, 1934.
State Committee Fourth Essex District,
Leurs R. Hovey 435 South Main Street, Haverhill, 11 Blanks
Delegate to State Convention H. L. Cole 4
Albert K. Enshman 2
Walter K. Morss 1
Blanke 4
Town Committee
6. B. Nason 3
H. L. Cole
5
H. P. Symonds 1
J. Chadwick fr. 1
J. P. Killam 1
Stanley Hills 1
J. B. Matthewz 4
Walter K. Morse 1
Mrs. Rramond Price
1
Simeon S. Pearl
John M. Chadwick /
Mrs. E. R. Little
Geo. B. Parkhurst 1
Robert Parkhurst 1
Blanks 5
A true record Attest: George B. Parkhurst. (black)
A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Jaun Gelenk.
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1934, Record of Precinct 2, Party Primary, Apr. 24, 1934.
Stati Committee Total vote Lewis R. Honey Republican 12 Blanks Charles H. Morrill Democratic Blanks 1
Delegate to State Convention R.
Simeon S. Pearl / Harry L. Cole 2
Walter K. Mores 1 f. B. Matthews L Blanks 7
Harlan P. Kelsey
Town Committee
Clinton B. Nason 4
John J. Chadwick 3
John W. Parkhurst /
1 Stanley Hills /
George Parkhurst
Raymond Pearl
1
A. K. Nason
3
John A. Andrew
John Benson
S. S. Pearl
W. K. Morss
Arthur A. Anger 1
Alexander Price / Allen F. Breed 1
J. Warren Chadwick 1
Charles S. Morley 1
Robert Cunningham 1 Laurence Golby 1
Mrs. Alexander Price 1
Harry L. Cole 5
J. B. Matthews 2
Mrs. Little 2
Blanks 81
R.
230
1934.
Clinton B. Nason 1 Walter K. Morss 1 J.A. Andrew 1
Allen J. Breed
Alexander Price
Charles S. Morley
Arthur A. Anger
Donald Anderson
Albert Anderson Blanks
At 11-30 o'clock A. M. it was voted to dissolve the meeting
Simeon S. Pow Clerk.
A trice copy Attesti John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
John St. Parkhurst, Town Clerk. July 2. 1934. Dear Viel; The Selection havethis day appointed the following officine Contable for West Parish !! George H. Mason. Oath laken July 3, 1934.
Special Police George F.L. Aspeking. Howard Martin. E. Howard Gunnison werther T. Philips. Robert f. Stewart. fr. Oath taken July 2. Larry F. Moore. Oath taken July 2.
D.
1934.
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Boxford mass. Sept 19, 1934. This is to certify that I have this day destroyed all the Ballots cast at the Party Primary, Feld april 24. 1934 .... Boxford . attest: amy G. Parkhurst assistant Town Clerk.
Boxford mass. Sept, 20,1934, This is to certify that I have delivered to the Warder's of each precinct, all the Ballots, Specimen Ballots etc. for the State Primaries to be held this day attest; amy G. Parkhurst. assistant Town Clerk,
List of Jurors for 1934- 1935, taken from the Joun Report for year ending Dec. 31, 1934. Page 52. Raymond Perley, Ipswich Road, Boxford, farmer. George A. Gould, Topsfield Road, Boxford, Laborer. Stanley B. Hills, Middleton Road, Boxford, carpenter. E. Robert Little, Elm Street, Boxford, salesman. Cyrus &, Killam, Endicott Road, Boxford, poultryman. Walter K. Morss, Lakeshore Road, West Boxford, poultryman. John A. Andrew, Essex Street, West Boxford, farmer, Charles H. Foster, Glendale Road, West Boxford, farmer. David A. Anderson, Brook Road, West Boxford, farmer. Board of Registrars, by Harry & Gole
A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Joun Clerk.
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193%. State Primary, September 20, 1934. agreeably to the above warrant the voters of Precinct I met at the Town Hall on Thursday Sept 20, 34, and cast their ballots for the following named candidates. The poles were opened by the. Worden . B. Matthews at 7 a.m. The ballot boy was opened and Show to be empty closed locked und the key placed in the hands of Constable He & Richardson, The polls closed at 1:05 Pm. The ballot-boy then registered 61. The check liste showed the Number of votes cast to be 61. The me uber of ballots in ballot box 61. The ballots were then counted publicly declared and recorded as follows! Republican ballots 52. Danocratic 9,
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