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Edward W. Q'Hearn, 2 Centerrale Pk. Boston -
William J. Sullivan, 28 Arborough Rd. Boston - Blanks
In Treasurer.
James G. Scanlan, 25. Munice St, Somerville 5 James M. Hurley, 131 Pleasant St, Marlborough. 3 Blanke. -
For Auditor
Thomas H. Buckley, 198 ben. Ave. Abington 8
Leo D. Walsh, I Plummer Pl. Boston Blanks. -
Dem.
For Attorney General. Paul A. Derer. 86 Buckingham St. bamb. 8
Blanks. -
For Senator in Congress James M. Gurley, 350 Jamaicaway, Boston 2. Robert & Greenwood, 33 Mechanic St. Fitchburg 6
Blanks -
Dem.
For Congressman, Sixth District. James D. Burns, I Island Ave. (Jn. Pt.) Salem 3
John E. Donahure, 40 Quimby St. Haverhill. AndrewJ. Gillis, 9 Dalton St, Newburyport. 1 John &. Jaffe, 2 St. Peter St. Gt. Salem. -
Henry Adams Tyburo, 174 Derby St. Salem. 3 Blanks 1
Him.
Dem.
Dem.
1936.
For Councilor, Fifth District
Michael J. Conway, 4 Lincoln Pl. Peabody 1 William G. Hennessey, 653 W. Ave, Lynn 1 Joseph G. Hewett, 2 Maple St. Newburyport. 5 Blanks 1
Dem.
For Senator Fourth Essen District. Charles A. P. Me Aree, 2 Columbia Pk. Haverhill. 7
Blanks 1
Dem.
For Representative in General Court Seventh Essex District. Charles N. Perley, fr. 17 Porter St. Danvers 5
Henry P. Sullivan, 16 River St. Danvers 1
Blanks 2
Dem.
For Register of Provate & Insolvency Essex County William F. Shanahan, 588 Humphrey St. Swampscott. 7 Blanks 1
Dem.
For County Commissioners Essex County. Joseph E. Baker, 27 Irene St. Lawrence 1.
John J. Cahill, 48 & Keter St. "1
1
Nicholas J. Callahan, 162 Franklin St. Lawrence - Daniel W. Carroll, 103 Stearns Are. -
Louis J. Dion, 38 Marion St. Lynn. 2
George Ler Hale, 28 Holly St. Lawrence -
James D. Mc Namara, 52 Grove St. Lynnfield. 1
John J. Mullen, 169 Main St. Saugus. -
Dennison C. Wallace, 6 Mt. Pleasant Are. Ipswich 3
Richard F. Walsh, 12 Federal St. Salem 3
William &. Woodburn, 114 Walnut St. Lawrence 1
Blanks 4
Dem.
For County Treasurer, Essex County Lewis G. Carey, 161 Saratoga St. Lawrence 3
Joseph B. Clancy, 17 Trinity Ave. Lynn. 1 Walter A. Guffe, 713 Boston St. Lynn. 2 Edmund S. Higgins, 166 Wash. St. Lynn. 2
Blanks
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302
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Dem.
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303
1936.
For Associate County Commissioner Essex County
(To fill vacancy)
Dem.
Adam J. Endike, 34 Fowler St. Lawrence.
5
Arthur J. Gosselin, I Gates Rd. Saugus, 1
Blanks 2
A true record Attest; Geo. B. Parkhurst Prec. Clerk.
A tive copy A test: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
1936.
304
Rep. Sem.
Record of Primary Election September 15. 1936. Precinct 2. Town of Boxford. Meeting called to order and warrant read by Harry L. Cole. Deputy Clerk at seven o'clock A. M.
The ballot box was examined by the Precinct officers and the public, and found to be empty.
The ballot box was then locked and the key taken and held by the constable Der. F. W. Hopping, the register indicated 000. The polls were opened at 1o'clock A. M. At 2.30 o'clock P.M. the polls were closed, the register indicating 107. The officers in charge of the check list announced the number of names checked to be 107 The ballots were then taken from the ballot box and and audibly counted one by one, and the whole number was found to be 107
The precinct officers then proceeded to count the votes received, with the following results
Whole number of votes for candidates for Governor 98 Blanks 9
John W. Haiger, 24 Church St. Greenfield 95
Charles F. Hurley, 57 Fresh Pond Lane Cambridge 3
Whole number of votes for tent candidates for Lieutenant Governor 100 Blanks 7
Ref.
Leverett Saltonstall, 240 Chestnut Hill Rd. Newton .97
Dem.
Philip & Chillin, 23 Berlin St., Clinton -
Dem.
Thomas J. Galvin, 28 Pearl St. Lawrence 1
Dem.
Francis &. Kelly, 24 Johlif St. Boston 2
Whole number of votes for candidates for Secretary 98
Blanks
Frederic W. Cook, 75 Benton Rd. Somerville 95
Dem.
Joseph Santosnosso, 60 School St. Boston 2
Dem.
William J. Ahearne, 28 Barker St. Lynn: -
Dem.
John f. Buckley. 59 Aquaria Rd. Medford. -
Dem.
John D. O' Brien. 68 Decatur St. Boston -
Dem.
Edward W. O' Hearn. 2 Genterrale Park Boston -
Dem. William J. Sullivan, 28 Arborough Rd. Boston 1
Ref.
1
305
1936.
Whole number of votes for candidates for Treasurer. 98
Blanks 9
William & Hurley, 42 Wheatland Are. Boston 65
William G. Andrea, 472 Cambridge St. Cambridge 16 Fred Jefferson Burrell, 41 Washington St. Medford 14 James 6. Scanlan, 25 Munroe St. Somerville 3
James M. Hurley, 131 Pleasant St. Marlborough -
Whole number of votes for candidates for Auditor 94 Blanks 13
Richard Darby, 18 Gilmore St. Everett 23
Russell A. Wood, 9Whittier St. Cambridge 68
Thomas H. Buckley, 198 Centre Are. Abington 2
Leo D. Walsh, I Plummer Place, Boston 1
Whole number of votes for candidates for Attorney General 95 Blanks 12
Felix Forte, 78 Belmont St. Somerville 92
Paul A. Derer, 86 Buckingham St. Cambridge 3
Whole number of votes for candidates for Senator in Congress. 96
Blanks 11
Henry Cabot Jr. 275 Hale St. Beverly 87
Alonzo B. Look, 4 Bulfinch Place, Boston 5 Guy M. Gray, 15 Russell St. Greenfield 1 James M. Gurley, 350 Jamaicaway, Boston 3 Robert E. Greenwood, 33 Mechanic St. Fitchburg -
Whole number of votes for candidates for Congressman 102
Blanks 5
Lenge J. Bates, 11 Buffum St. Salem. 32 Malcolm L. Bell, 24 High St. Marblehead 23
Charles G. Hull, 8 Cogswell St. Ipswich 1
Ernest Ingersoll, 16 Bay View Ave. Danvers 8
Gayden W. Morrill, 209 High St. Newburyport 33
John E. Jaffe, 2 St. Peter St. Court Salem 2
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Rep. Rep. Rep. Dem. Dem.
Rep. Rep. Dem.
Dem.
Rep. Dem.
Ref. Ref. Ref.
Dem.
Dem.
Rep. Rep. Rep. Rep.
Rep. Ref.
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1936.
James D. Burnes, I Island Ave. Salem - John &. Donahue, 40 Quimby St. Haverhill 3 Andrew f. & illis, 9 Dalton St. Newburyport John &. Jaffe, 2 St. Peter St. Court Salem Henry Adame Tybusk, 175 Derby St. Salem
Whole number of votes for candidates for Councilor /01
Blanks 6
Rep. Eugene B. Fraser, 8 Sanderson Ave, Lynn 23
Ref. Rep.
Alfred Calvin Gaunt, 56 Pleasant St. Methuen 16 Loving Grimes, 84 Humphrey St. Swampscott 2 Bayard Incherman Jr. Asbury St. Hamilton 57
Rep.
Dem. Michael J. Conway, 4 Lincoln Place Peabody -
Dem. William &. Hennessey, 653 Western Ave, Lynn
Dem. Joseph 6. Hervett, 2 Maple St. Newburyport -
Whole number of votes for candidates for Senator 98 Blanks 9
Frank D. Babcock, 4 Nichols St. Haverhill - .95
Charles A. P. Me Aree, 2 Columbia Park Haverhill 3
Whole number of votes for candidates for Representative in General Court 95
Blanks 12
Rep.
William R. Lynch, 50 Locust St. Danvers 23
Rep.
William G. Merrill, 21 Berry St. Dannere 20
Ref.
Harold D. Stone, 26 Berry St. Danvers 10
Ref.
George H. Williams. Whipple Hill. Danvers 17
Rep. Dem.
Ralph E. Williams, 29 Burroughs St. Danvers 22
Charles N. Perley Jr. 17 Porter St. Dansers 3
Dem.
Henry P.Sullivan, 16 River St. Danvers.
Whole number of votes for candidates for Register of Probate and I'msolvency 89
Blanks 18
Rep. Rep.
Bertram G. Hawthorne, 57 Centre St. Synn 39
Alfred W. Ingalls, 28 Basset St. Lynn 47
Dem.
William F. Shanahan, 588 Humphrey St. Swampscott 3
306 Dem. Lem. Tem. Dem. Dem.
Ref. Dem.
1936. 307
Whole number of votes for candidates for County Commissioner 165
Blanks 49
Wallace H. Bell, 98 Salem St. Lawrence 11
William A. Burnham, 153 High St. Lawrence· 3
Frederick Butter, Lowell St. Andover 330
William f. Bhell: 509 Howard St. Lawrence -
James M. Castello, 88. L amoille Ave. Haverhill 8
Philip A. Graham, 11 Humphrey Jer. Swampscott -
William & Greenler, Highland Rd. Boxford 67
Robert H. Mitchell, 950 Main St. Haverhill 38
Joseph & Baker. 27 Irene St. Lawrence 2
John ). Cahill, 48 Exeter St. Lawrence
Nicholas J. Callahan, 162 Franklin St. Lawrence -
Dem. Dem.
Daniel U. Carroll, 103 Stearns Ave, Lawrence Louis J. Dion, 38 Marion St. Lynn
George Leo Hale, 28 Holly St. Lawrence
James D. Me Namara, 52 Grove St. Lynnfield - JohnJ. Mullen, 169 Main St. Sangue 1
Dem.
Dem.
Dennison G. Wallace, 6 Mt. Pleasant Ave, Ipswich -
Dem.
Rickard Frank Walsh, 19 Federal St. Salem 2
Dem.
William Edgar Woodburn, 114 Walnut St. Lawrence
Whole number of votes for candidates for for County
Treasurer 94
Blanks 13
David D. Black, 22 Warren St. Lynn 19
Harold E. Thurston, 51
Walter J. Wilson, 77 Jamaica St. Lawrence 21
Lewis G. Carey, 16/ Saratoga St. Lawrence
Joseph B. Clancy, 17 Trinity Ave, Lynn -
Walter A. Buffee, 713 Boston St. Lynn 3
Edmund S. Higgins, 16le Washington St. Lynn -
(over)
Rep. Rep.
Rep.
Dem. Dem. Dim. Dem.
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Rxp. Rep. Rep. Rep Rep. Rep. Rep. Rep.
Dem. Dem.
Dem. Dem. Dem.
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Rep. Rep. Dem.
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1936
Whole number of votes for candidates for Associate County Commissioner 95
Blanks
9512
Chandler Bigelow, 89 West St. Beverly 87
Charles B. Pugsley, 380 Lincoln Ave. Sangue 5
Adam Fr. Endyke, 34 Fowler St. Lawrence 3
ArthurJ Gosselin, Dates Bot Sangus -
At 4,05 o'clock. P.M. it was voted to dissolve The meeting.
A time record Attest Simeon S. Pearl Clerk of Precinct 2 Boxford A trice copy Attenti John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Burford, Oct. 24, 1936.
I have This day destroyed all the Ballots cast in The Town of Borford , at the State Primaries held Sept. 15. 1936.
Attesti John U. Parkhurst, Joun Clerk.
Boyford, Nov. 3. 1936. I have this day delivered to the Wardens in each Precinct in Boxford the following. vig; 338 Ballots and Specimen Ballots etc. for Precinct! 268 4 H 2 ..
Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Joun Clerk.
309
1936. Presidential and State Election.
State Election Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1936. Agreeably to the foregoing Warrant the voters met at the Town Hall Boxford, and cast their ballots for the following named candidates and questions. The polls opened at Seven A. M .
The meeting was opened by the Warden Joseph B. Mattheus.
The ballot- box was opened and shown to be empty the closed, locked and the key placed in. the hands of Constable Richardson, The polls closed at 2 P.M. The ballot-box then registered. 2.36 The check-list showed the number of votes cast 236. The ballots were counted, publicly declared and recorded as follows.
Whole number of votes cast 236, This includes absentee votes (7)
In Electors of President and Vice President. A iken and Teichert Soc. Labor Party Blanks Browder and Ford Com. Party. Blanks
Colvin and Watson Prohibition Party. Blanks Landon and Knox, Republican Party. 184 Blanks
Lemke and O'Brien The Union Party 2 Blanks
Roosevelt and Garner, Democratic Party 43
Blanks
Thomas and Nelson Socialist Party 2 Blanks 5
(over)
Precinct 1.
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310 1
1936.
In Governor
Fred G. Bushold, Lawrence Union Coughlin Townsend 1 Alfred H. Evans Northfield Prohibition 1
John W. Haigis, Greenfield Republican 195
Horace I. Hills, Saugus. Soc-labor Otis Archer Hord Boston Gomist. Charles F. Hurley Cambridge, Democratic 32
Alfred Baker Lewis Cambridge Socialist 1
William H. Mc Masters Cambridge Union. 1
Blanks 5
For Lieutenant Governor.
Henning A. Blomen Soc. Labor
Freeman W. Follett, Haverhill, Prohibition
Walter S. Hutchins, Greenfield Socialist /
Francis E. Kelley, Boston, Democratic 28
Leverett Saltonstall, Newton, Republican, 198
Paul b. Wicks Greenfield. Com'st. 1
Blanks 8
Secretary
Frederic W. Cook, Somerville Republican. 207
Ralph Now, New Bedford Socialist 1
George L. Mcglynn, Springfield. Soc-Babor,
Mary E. Movie. Boston, Com'st. 3
Joseph Santosvosso, Boston Democratic 20
Blanks 5
Treasurer Thomas Gilmartin, Boston Soc-Labor Mabelle M. Groves, Newton, Prohibition 2
Harold J. Hatfield, Belmont, Ind. Prog. 2
Eva Hoffman Boston Comist.
James M. Hurley, Marlborough Democratic 26
William E. Hurley, Boston Republican. 194
Sylvester J. Mc Bride Watertown Socialist 1
Blanks 11
At the Re-count of votes held Dec. 1, 1936, nochange
for lieutenant Governor.
Back 1, Pag 128, was made, see Record of the Registrars of Voters
John w. Parkhurst Sam Clerk.
1936. 311
For Auditor.
Lyman M. Aldrich, Uncester, Prohibition Thomas H. Buckley Abington, Democratic 29
Richard Darby, Everett, Independent Elizabeth Donovan N.B. wokfield Socialial 2
Alfred Haase Fitchburg Gomst. 1
Walter J. Hogan Springfield, Soc-Labor Russell A. Wood Cambridge Republican 197
Blanka 7
For Attorney General.
Morris Berzon Everett, Socialist,
Paul A. Derer, Cambridge, Democratic 43
Felix Forte, Somerville, Republican, 183
George J. Hogan, Nahant, Prohibition 1
Fred E. Welcher, Peabody, Sec-Labor.
Michael Tuzsuzian, Chelsea, Comist, Blanks 9 For Senator in Congress.
Alonzo B. Cook Boston Townsend-ProhEconomy 2
Albert Sprague Coolidge, Cambridge Socialist. 1
James M. Gurley Boston Democratic 22
Ernest L. Dodge, Beverly, Svc. Labor.
Charles Flaherty Boston, Comist. 1
Guy M. Graz, Greenfield, Townsend-Soc. Justice.
Mores H. Bulesian, Newton, Townsend Plan,
Henry Gabel Lodge Jr. Beverly Republicano 203
Wilbur D. Moon, Lynn, Prohibition.
Thomas G. O' Brien Boston Union Party 3
Blanks 4
For Congressman Sixth District,
George J. Bates, Salem, Republican 209
John &. Jaffe, Salem, Jourid-Soc. Justice. Dem. 22
Blanks 5
For Councilor Fifth District.
Julia Goldman, Socialist. 2
William G. Hennessey, Lynn, Democratic 25
William J. Rodd, Topsfield Prohibition 5
Bazard Juckerman fr. Hamilton Republican 197
Blanks 7
1936.
312
For Senator Fourth Essex District. Frank D. Babcock Haverhill, Republican 196
Charles A. P. Mc Aree Haverhill, Democratic 32
Blanks 8
For Representative in General Court Seventh Essex District.
Charles N. Perlez Jr. Dansers Democratic 50
Ralph E. Williams, Dansers Republican 174
Blanks 10
For Register of Probate & Insolvency, Essex Go. Alfred W. Ingalls Lynn, Republican 189
William J. Shanahan, Swampscott Democratic 34
Blanks 13
For County Commissioners Essex Go. Vote for two Frederick Butter, Andover Republican. 180
John t. Cohill, Laurence, Democratic. 20
Alexander Gregory, Lynn, Socialist 1
James D. Me Namara Lynnfield, Democratic 18
Robert H. Mitchell Haverhill, Republican 145
Blanks 108
For County Treasurer, Essex Co.
Lewis G. Larey Lawrence, Democratic. 24
Harry Christie, Lynn, Socialist.
Harold &. Thurston, Lynn Republican. 199
Blanks. 13
County For Associate, Contimissioner Essex County (to fill vacancy) Chandler Bigelow, Beverly Republican. 198
ArthurJ. Gosselin, Saugus, Democratic, 23
John Mc Neil, Saugus, Socialist / Blanks. 14
Question I. Shall licenses be granted in this city (or town) for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages (whiskey, rum, gin, Malt beverages. wines and all other alcoholic beverages?
yes 44 No 143
Blanks 49
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313
1936.
Question 2. Shall licenses be granted in this city (or town) for the sale therein of wines and malt beverages ( wines and beer, all and all other malt beverages) ? 51
yes No. 140 4st
Blanks
Question 3. Shall licenses be granted in this city (or town) for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages in packages, so called, not to be drunk on the premises ?
yes. 50 No. 138
Blanks 48 -
Atrue record attest George B. Parkhurst Prec. Blesk ..
Ative copy attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk,
1936. Presidential and State Election.
Record of Precinct 2 Town of Boyford, National and State Election, Tuesday November 3 rd 1936
In accordance with the requirements of the warrant issued by the Selectmen, dated October fourteen 1936 the inhabitants of Precinct 2 Town of Boxford, qualified to vote in elections met in Lincoln Hall on Tuesday November 3, 1936.
The warrant was read by Harry L. Cole Deputy Clerk The ballot box after being examined by the Precinct Officers and the public was found to beempty, it was then locked and the key taken and held by George W. W. Hopping, the Constable in attendance.
the register indicatidag 000 At seven o'clock A.M. the presiding officer called upon those persons qualified to vote in elections , to bring in their ballots for the purposes expressed in the warrant.
At 2 o'clock P.M. the polls were closed, the register indicating 159. The officers in charge of the check lists then proceeded to count the names checked on said lists, and found the whole number to be 158.
The ballet box was then frened and the ballots taken therefrom and audibly counted one by one in the presence of the Precinct officers and the public and the whole number was found to be .
The Precinct officers then proceeded to count the votes received with the following results.
Whole number of votes for Electors of President and Vice President 158
Blanks 4 Ackenand Teichert, Socialist Labor Party
Browder and Ford, Communist Party
Colvin and Watson, Prohibition
Landon and Knox Republican 120
Lemke and O'Brien The Union Party 2
Roosevelt and Garner, Democratic 32
Thomas and Nelson, Socialist Party
314 Precinct 2
315
1936.
Whole number of votes for Governor 158 Blanks 5
Fred G. Bushold, Laurence, Union, Coughlin, Townsend 1
Alfred H. Evans, Northfield, Prohibition 2 John W. Haigis Greenfield Republican 123
Horace I. Hills Saugus Socialist Labor Otis Archer Hood Boston Communist
Charles F. Hurley Cambridge Democratic 26
Alfred Baker Lewis, Cambridge Socialist William H. Mc Masters Cambridge Union 1
W. Bient Governor Whole number of votes for Lieutenant Governor 158
Blanks 4 Henning A. Blomen Bainbridge Socialist Labor Freeman W. Follett Haverhill Prohibition 2
Walter S. Hutchins Greenfield Socialist
Francis E. Kelley Boston Democratic 28
Leverett Saltinstall Newton Republican 124.
Paul G. Wicks Greenfield Communist
Whole number of votes for Secretary 158
Blanks 6
Frederic W. Cook Somerville Republican 125
Ralph Now New Bedford Socialist
George L. Mcglynn Springfield Socialist Labor Mary E. Moore Boston Communist
Jouph Santosnosso Boston Democratic 27
Whole number of votes for Treasurer 158
Blanks 6
Thomas Gilmartin Boston Socialist Labor Mabelle M. Groves Newton Prohibition. / HaroldJ. Hatfield Belmont Independent Progressive Eva Hoffman Boston Communist 1
James M. Hurley Marlborough Democratic. 27 William & Hurley Boston Republican 123
Sylvester J. McBride Watertown Socialist
Town Clark.
John W. Parkhurst
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1936.
316 Auditor.
Whole number of votes for Auditor 158
Blanks 5
Lyman M. Aldrich Worcester Prohibition Thomas H. Buckley Abington Democratic 31
Richard Darly Everett Independent Elizabeth Donovan North Brookfield Socialist Alfred Haase Fitchburg Communist Walter J. Hogan Springfield Socialist Labor 1
Russell A. Wood Cambridge Republican 121
Attorney Whole number of votes for Attorney General 158 General. Blanks 7
Morris Berzon Everett Socialist Paul A. Derer Cambridge Democratic 29
Felix Forte Somerville Republican 122
George J. Hogan Nahant Prohibition Fred & Oelcher Peabody Socialist Labor Michael Ingouzian Chelsea Communist
Senator in Congress.
Whole number of votes for Senator in Congress 158 Blanks 7 Alonzo B. Cook Boston Joursendite, Puhibition Economy 1 Albert Sprague Coolidge Cambridge Socialist James M. Gurley Boston Democratic 22
Ernest L. Dodge Beverly Socialist Labor Charles Flaherty Boston Communist Guz M. Graz Greenfield Townsend Social Justice 1 Mozes H. Lulesian Newton Townsend Plan 1
Henry Cabot Lodge fr. Beverly Republicano 122
Wilbur D. Moon Lynn Prohibition /
Thomas G. O'Brien Boston Union 3
Congressman. Whole number of votes for Congressman 158
Blanks 10
George J. Bates Salem Republican. 118
John &. Jaffe Salem Townsend Social Justice Democratic 30
317
1936.
Whole number of votes for Councilor 158 Blanks 9
Julia Goldman Lynn Socialist
William G. Hennessey Lynn Democratic 28
William J. Rodd Topsfield Prohibitionist 3 Bazard Juckerman In. Hamilton Republican 118
Senator the Essex Dist. Blanks 8
Whole number of votes for Senator 1.58
Frank D. Babcock Haverhill Republican 115
Charles A. P. Mc Aree Haverhill Democratic 35
Whole number of votes for Representative in General Court 158
Blanks 6
Representative Charles N. Perley In. Danvers Democratic 30
in General Court, Ralph &. Williams Danvers Republican 122
Whole number of votes for Register of Probate and Insolvency 158
Alfred W. Ingalls Lynn Republican 115
William F. Shanahan Swampscott Democratic 31
Whole number of votes for County Commissioners 158 Blanks 64
Commissioners Frederick Butter Andover Republican 1/3
John J. Cahill Lawrence Democratic 25
Alexander Gregory Lynn Socialist
James D. Mc Namara Lynnfield Democratic 20
Robert H. Mitchell Haverhill Republican 94
Whole number of votes for County Treasurer 158 Bounty Treasurer, Lewis 6. Carez Laurence Democratic 30
Harry Christie Lynn Socialist 1
Harold & Thurston Lynn Republican. 117
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318
1936.
Whole number of votes for Associate County Commissioner 158
Associate
County
Blanks 8
Commissioner Chandler Bigelow Beverly Republicans 120 Arthur J. Gosselin Saugus Democratic 29
John Mc Neil Saugus Socialist 1
Question No. I Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale Therein of all alcoholic beverages (whiskey, rum, gin malt beverages, wines and all other alcoholic beverages? Blanks 40
yes 34
No 84
Question No.2 shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale therein of wines and malt beverages ( wines and beer ale and all other malt beverages ? Blanks 39
yes 38
No 81
Question No. 3. shalllicenses be granted in this town for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages in packages so called, not to be drunk on the premises? Blanks 41
yes 31
"No 86
At 3.45 o'clock P.M. it was voted that the meeting be dissolved.
Atrue record Attest Simeon S. Pearl Precinct Clerk Precinct 2.
A true copy Attest: John U. Parkhurst. Jon Clerk.
319
1936.
November 13, 1936.
In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 54 of the General Laws, the Town Clerks of Danvers, Middleton, Topsfield, and Boxford, said Towns comprising the Seventh Essex Representative District, met at 12 o'clock noon on Friday, the Thirteenth day of November, 1936, in the office of the Town block of Danvers, the place designated for such meeting, for the purpose of examining and comparing the transcript of returns, to ascertain what person was elected to represent said district in the General Court of the Commonwealth,
The certified returns of the Town of Danvers, Middleton, Topsfield, and Boxford were examined and compared and the result was found to be as follows : to wit ,
Jours Danvers Middleton Topsfield Boxford Total
Whole number of votes 5569
788
581
394 7332
Blanke votes
238
40
33
16 327
Charles N. Perlez fr.
2530
257
119
80 2986
(Dem) of Danvers
Ralph E. Williams
2801
491
429 298 4019
(Rep) of Danvers
Ralph &. Williams of Danvers was declared elected to represent said district in the next General Court of the Commonwealth. The certifi- cates of election were signed, one to be forwarded to the Secretary of the Common wealth and the other to the person elected.
Witness our hands this thirteenth day of November, A.A. 1936
A. Preston Chase Town Clerk of Danvers Wayne A. Siles Joun Clerk of Middleton William A. Perkins Toun block of Topsfield John W. Parkhurst Town Clerk of Boxford
A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town bleck.
320
1937.
Bofford, Feb. 22, 1937. I have this day caused to be destroyed, all the Ballots cast at the State Election, in the Town of Boxford, on November 3, 1936. Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Town of Boxford , Mass. office of Selectmen
February 24, 1937. Mr John W. Parkhurst Town Clerk Boxford, Massachusetts Dear Will: The election officers for the Town Meeting, March first consist of the following : Clark, Walter K. Morse Election Officers: Raymond Pearl John A. Andrew Arthur A. Anger John G. Whittier
Respectfully Harry L. Cole. A true copy Attests John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boyford, Max. 1, 193%. I have this day delivered to the Election Officers, 493 Official Ballots, Specimen Ballets, Gards of Instructions etc. for the Annual Town Election to be held This day in Lincoln Hall, West Borford.
Attenti John H. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
321
1937.
List of Jurors for 1937
Walter W. French, Elm. St., Buford, Foreman.
Harlan E. Symonds, Mill St, Boxford, farmer, J. Perley Killam, Ipswich Road, Borford, farmer. Frank M. Gould, Middleton Road, Boxford, labour. Walter K. Morss, Lakeshore Road, West Borford, poultryman. Everett H. Chadwick, Main St., West Boxford, farmer.
William I. Gemmell, Brook Road, West Boxford, farmer. David A. Anderson, Brook Road, West Boxford, farmer. Charles M. Moulton, Lake shore Road, West Boxford, laborer. Board of Registrars, by Harry L. Cole. Taken from the Annual Town Reportfor 1936. Attest; John W, Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
322
1937.
At a Legal Meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Bokford, qualified to vote in elections and town affairs, held in Lincoln Hall, West Boxford, on Monday, March 1, 1937, it being the annual town meeting, the following record was made" The meeting was called to order and the warrant read by the Moderator, William f. Greenler.
The Ballet Box was inspected and found to be empty, and then locked, and the keys placed in The hands of the Constable. George J. W. Hopping, the officer in charge.
The Ballot Bux registered 000 at the opening.
4 130 .. .. close of polls. The check lists showed that 131 names wer checked The Polls were opened at 8-30 o'clock A. M. and closed at 12-40 P.M. Whole number of Ballots cast was 131.
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