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The Ballots were canvassed by the Tellers, with the following result . ( see mext frage)
393
1940. Officers declared elected. Moderator, for one year, William J. Greenler, Selectman, for three years, Joseph B. Matthews. Treasurer, for three years, J. Perley Killam. Collector of Taxes, for one year, Simeon S. Pearl. Assessor of Taxes for three years. Harry L. Cole. School Committee, for three years, Edward R. Millen" Board of Health, for three years, Clinton B. Nason. Surveyor of Highways, East Parish, for one year, Raymond Perley. Surveyor of Highways, West Parish, for one year. B. Robert Cunningham Tree Warden, for one year. William R. Walsh,A Constable, East Parish, for one year, Les. F. Richardson. Constable, West Parish, for one year. George F. W. Hopping.
The Business Meeting was called to order by the Moderator at two o'clock P. M. and the warrant read. There being no minister present, the Moderator asked John W. Parkhurst, to lead the meeting with the Lord's Prayer.
To pass over Article two.
To accept the Report, of the Assessors of taxes as found in the Town Report.
To accept the Report , of the School Committee.
To accept the Report of the Collector of taxes.
To accept the Report of the Treasured and the Trust Funde. To accept the report of the Works Progress Administrator. To accept the Report of the Town Clerk.
To accept the Report of the Committee on School Funds. To accept the Report of the Moth Superintendent. To accept the Report on Old Age Assistance.
To accept the Report of the Town Accountant.
That the compensation of Town Officers and Committees be The same as last year, namely; fifty cents an hour.
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Article 2. Voted Art. 3. Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Art. 4. Voted Art. 5. Voted
Article 1.
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394
Article 6. Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted
Voted Art. 7. Voted
to pass over Article 6 until later in the afternoon. A 1
That the unexpended appropriation of 37 cents in the W. P. A. account, be reappropriated to the same account. And that the unexpended appropriation of $22.69 in the W.P. A. Expense account, be reappropriated to the same account.
Art. 8. Voted
that the compensation for labor in the several depart- ments, be the same as last year, which was fifty cents an hour.
Art. 9. Voted
that the money that may be refunded on account of Dag licenses amounting to $170,56 be divided equally between the two Public Libraries of the Town.
Art. 10, Voted
to allow, and raise and appropriate money to pay the the following bill :
The Perkins Press
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Johsfield Mars. March 1, 1940. In account with Town of Boxford 390 Annual Reports 99ph.@ $1.75 173.25 200 Copies of Budget and Warrant 2.00
175.25
1940 .:
That the Budget be accepted, subject to amendments That the amount for Free Warden be increased to 300.00 That the amount for Fire Warden be increased to 300.00 $75.00 that the amount for Memorial Day be increased to $40.00 That the amount for the Mouse estate be increased to that the amount for W.P. A. expense be increased to $300.00 that the amount for Snow removal be increased to $4000.00 that the amount of 500,00 for the Reserve fund, be stricken off , and That 363.16 be appropriated from The Surplus revenue fund, to the Reserve fund.
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1940.
to allow, and raise and appropriate money to pay the following bill :
Town of Botford
March 4, 1940. Jo Simeon S. Pearl Collector Ar. Balance due on taxes collected in 1939. 34.81
to leave the matter of making the roads passable when encumbered with snow, in the hands of the two Highway Surveyors
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That the matter of committing the taxes to the Collector, be left in The hands of the Assessors, to be done in accordance with the law.
That the town treasurer, with the approval of the Selectier, be authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1940, and to issue a note or noter as may therefor, payable within oneyear, and to renew any note or notes as may begiven for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, General Laws.
Art. 14. Voted
Art. 15. Voted
Art. 16. Voted
That The Town raise and appropriate 200.00 to renovate the stage in the Town Hall, to be under the direction of the Selectmen.
that 300.00 be raised and appropriated for the purchase of a Mixer for use on the highways and that it be properly taken care of.
to accept the provisions of Section 69 of Chapter 152 of the General Laws, as amended and That School Teachers and the two Highway Surveyors in addition to laborers. workmen and mechanics be included.
Voted
Art. 11. Voted
Art. 12. Voted
Art. 13. Voted
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Art. 17. Voted.
1940. to raise and appropriate (20,000.) twenty thousand dollars To build and equip a new school in the West Parish. Amended, that the matter of raising the above amount be left in the hands of the Selectmen.
63 voted in favor. none opposed,
Art. 18. Voted
to adopt the Article as printed in the Warrant. The Town voted thereby, to relieve of their duties any existing committee for building a school in the West Parish and appoint a Building Committee of fire members to be made up as follows:
The Chairman of the Board of Selectmen during 1940. Three members of the School Committee who are in office during 1940.
A fifth member to be chosen by the moderator. The Moderator before the close of the meeting, appointed Alfred K. Nason a fifth member of this committee,
Voted Voted
to take up Article 6.
that the Assessors be authorized to take a sum not to exceed $000.00 from the free cash, to apply to lowering the tax rate for the current year.
Voted
to accept the suggested budget as printed in the town reports with the above amendments and raise and appropriate money to pay the same,
Voted
house to raise and appropriate, this year, one thousand dollars (1000.00) towards a new school, in the West Parish.
Art. 19 Voted
That a vote of thanks be given to the Ladies and Citizens of the East Parish for the excellent dinner they provided.
Voted
That the Selectmen appoint a Committee, of such num- ber as they decide, to prepare a Town by law or town Soning law. That they feel will best protect the
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1940
interests of the Town as a whole,
member of the Chair appointed Alfred K. Nason as a Committee on the New School House in the West Parish .
to adjourn without date. A true record Attesti JohnW. Parkhurst, Joure Clerk.
Voted
398
1940. Budget adopted March 4, 1940.
Selectmen Overseers of Public Welfare Assessors Treasurer Toun block
Collector Accountant Registrars Board of Health Sealer of Weights and Measures Police
Dog Officer Election Officers Inspector of Slaughtering Inspector of Animals Public Welfare Old Age Assistance Soldier's Relief
Tree Warden Fire Warden Forest Warden
Moth Department Town Hall Public Grounds Memorial Day Soldier's Graves Mt Vernon Cemetery Morse Estate Schools Vocational Education Military Aid Town Forest Interest on Loans
Essex Sanatorium Street Lighting W.P.A. Work U.P.A. Expense
( carried forward)
67 5,00 300.00 750,00 150,00 27500 650,00 400,00 225,00 300,00
30.00 250.00 25.00 225.00 275.00 50100 2000.00 4000,00 100.00 30000 300.00 600.00 1.200.00 250.00 125.00 75.00 200,00 100.00 40,00 16840,00 200,00 50.00 150,00 50.00 522/8 525,00 130000 300.00 3 37 07.18
399
1940
Brought Forward Road Machinery Chapter 81, Maintenance Chapter 90, Maintenance Snow Removal Highways and Bridges, Selectmen, Deputy Game Warden Contingency Fund
Insurance
Budget as accepted
Town Hall Stage Mixer New School House
Simeon S. Pearl' Bill 34.81
Perkins Press Bill 175,25
Total amount to raise Transfers.
$ 49012.24
Dog money refund, to Libraries 170.56
Surplus revenue to Reserve Fund 363,16
Free Cash to reduce tax rate, not to exceed 5000.00
$5533.72
33707.18 60000 3975,00 172000 4000,00 1750,00 50.00 100.00
1400.00
47302,18 200,00 300,00 1000,00 48802.18
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1940. Record of the Election Clerk
Agreeable to the foregoing warrant the Voters met at The Town Hall, Monday, Mar., 4th 1940 and cast their ballots for the following named officers.
The meeting called to order by the Moderater. The polls opened at 7 Ceclock A. M.
The ballot box was opened and shown to be empty, then closed locked and the key placed in the hands of Constable Leo F. Richardson.
The polls closed at 12.38 O'clock P.M.
The Ballot box then registered 179 (176. it skipped 3 times) The check list showed the number of ballots cast to be 179
The number of ballots in the ballot box
The ballots were counted publicly declared and recorded as follows.
Whole number ballots cast 179 A true record Attest.
Deputy Black.
Pursuant to the provisions of the warrant. I have posted attested copies thereof on each of the Public Meeting houses in the town of Boxford at least seven days before of holding said meeting,
Trece Copy Attest. Leo F. Richardson Constable.
Moderator for one year. Vote for one.
William J. Greenler Votes 93
Seth how Kelsey 85
Blanks 1
Selectman, for Three years, Vote for one
Joseph B. Mathews 164
Blanke 15
401
1940.
Treasurer for three years vote for one J. Perley Killam 162
Blanks. 17
Collector of Taxes, one year Vote for one Simeon S. Pearl 163.
Blanks 16
Assessor of Jaker for three years. Vote one
Harry h. Cole 155
Blanks 24
School Committee for three years. Vote for one. Edward R. Miller 139
Blanks 40
Board of Health for three years. Vote for one
Clinton B. Nason. 153
John Benson 1
Blanks 25
Surveyor of Highways. East Parish Vote for one
Raymond Perley 158
George Stearns 3
Blanks 12
S. wrezer of Highways, West Parish. Vote for one
B. Robert Cunningham 153
Rosamond Price
Blanks 25
Tree Warden for one year Vote for one William R. Walsh 154
Clarence &. Brown 1
Blanks 24
(over)
402
1940.
Constable for East Parish one year
Vote for one 2
David Mighill
Lev F. Richardson 164
Seth L. Kelley 1
Ernest M. Mortimer 1
Blanks 24
Constable for West Parish 1 year vote for one George F. U. Hopping 151
Blanks 28
A true copy Attert: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Town of Boxford, Mas. office of Board of Selectmen March 15, 1940. To the Town Glock.
The Board of Selectmen, Board of Health and Board of Assessors have organized with the following as Chairman !
Harry L. Cole, Chairman, Board of Selectmen Clinton B. Nason Chairman, Board of Health George B. Parkhurst, Chairman, Assessors.
Sealer of Weights Measures 1
William R. Walsh was appointed sealer of Weights and Measures on March 12.
Very Truly yours F. Harry L. Cole Glock A
Atrice why Attest John U. Parkhurst Down beerk.
403
1940. Town of Boford, Massachusetts March 18, 1940. This is to certify That Harold W. Gray has been appointed a special police officer in the Town of Boxford, for the current year.
Board
Harry h. Cole ~ Jos. B. Matthews of Clinton B. Nason Selectmen Oath taken of Town Clerk, March 20, 1940. Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
To the City of Town Clerk of Bofford
For purpose of a record to the effect that the require ments of the law as refers to nomination, approval, appointment , and out of office were complied with it is requested that you complete, signs and return this form to the Division of Live- stock Disease Control, 100 Nashua Street, Boston, Massachusetts
Very truly yours. Mark H. Falusha
Name of Inspector of Animals Director Dr. Ing. Greenter.
Date of Nomination March 4, 1940.
Date of Approval March 13, 1940.
Date of Appointment March 25, 1940. Date sworn into office March 25, 1940.
Signature. John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk. A trice copy Altest: John W. Parkhurst, TownClerk. Oath administered by Harry S. Cole, Mar. 25, 1940.
404
Inspector of Slaughterind
1940. Inspector of Slaughtering. Charles B. Carleton, was nominated as Inspector
Board of Health of Slaughtering by the Selemen Mar. 25, 1940. Approved March 31, and appointed April 8, 1940, Sworn by Harry L. Bole, Justice of the peace, April 8, 18℃, Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Assistant Inspector of Slaughtering.
Assistant Inspector Alfred Lowell Chapman, was nominated as Assistant Board of Health Inspector of Slaughtering , by The Selecten April 5, Slaughtering 1940, Approved April 12, and appointed April 17, 194 Sworn by Harry L. Cole, Justice of the Peace. April 17, 1940. Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
This is to certify that I destroyed all the Ballots cast at the Annual Town Meeting, held March 4, 1940. in the town of Boxford, in April 1940.
Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk
Boxford, April 30, 1940.
I have this day delivered to the Wardens of the two Precincts in Boxford, all the Ballots, Spear men Ballots and Cards of Instructions etc. sent. out by the Secretary of the Commonwealth, for the Presidential Primaries held This day.
Attest. John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
Par
405
1940. Presidential Primary.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts-Presidential Primary, Agreeable to the above warrant the voters of Precinct 1. met at the Town Hall Boxford and cast their ballots for the Democratic and Republican delegates to the National, District and State Conventions.
State and Town Committees 30 April 1940. Polls opened at 7:00 a.m.
The ballot box was opened and shown to be empty. and the key was placed in the hands of Constable, Richardson
Polloclosed at 1:00 p.m. The ballot box then registered 29. The checklist showed the number of votes cast as 29 The number of Ballots in ballet box was 29. The ballets were then publicly counted, declared. and recorded as follows: Delegates at large to National Convention. Group
David J. Walsh of 37 Day St., Fitchburg Pledged to James A. Farley 1
Paul A. Derer of 86 Buckingham St. Cambridge. Pledged to James A. Farley John W. Mccormack 726 Columbia Road, Boston Pledged to James A. Forley - Maurice J. Jobin of 30 Hopkins Road, Boston Pledged James A. Farby. William H. Burke, Jr. of 10 Main St. Hatfield Pledged to James A. J.arley James M. Gurley of 350 Jamaicaway, Boston Pledged to James A. Farley Charles F. Hurley of 57 Fresh Pond Lane, Cambridge Pledged to James A. Farley Joseph B. Ely of Lele Broad St. Westfield Pledged to James A. Farley Francis E. Kelley of 1176 Morton St., Boston Pledged to James A. Farley
Democratic Party.
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406
1940. Roger L. Putnam of 216 Central St. Springfield Pledged to James A. Farley William J. Tooley of 38 West Fourth St, Boston Pledged to James A. I only Alexander G. Lajoie of 180 Stafford St. Worcester Pledged to James A Farley
Blanks 23
Denveratic Party
Alternate Delegates at Large to National Convention. Group 0
Henry K. Gushing of 497 Washington St. Brookline Pledged to James A Fairly Joseph A. Scolponeti of 31 May St., Boston Pledged to James A. Farley Elizabeth L. Mc Namara of 239 Upland Rd. Cambridge Pledged to James A. Farley Catherine E. Hanifin of South Main St., Belchertown Pledged to James A. Farley Sadie H. Mubuone of 48 Terrence St. Springfield Pledged to James A. Farley - Clementina Langone of 190 North St. Boston Pledged to James A. Farley Anna A. Sharry of 730 Pleasant St. Worcester Pledged to James A. Farley Margaret M. G. Riordan of 14 Asticovo Road Borten Pledged to James A. Farley John Zielinski of 473 Hillside Avenue Holyoke Pledged to James A. Farley Mary Maliotis of 272 Foster St. Boston Pledged to James A. Farley Michael J. Batal of 56 Nesmith St. Lawrence Pledged to James A. Farley -
Morris Kritzman of 36 Woolson St. Boston Pledged to James A. Farley
Blanks 12
407
1940.
Not Grouped
Delegates 0
Not grouped
Alternate Delegates 0
Democratic Party
District Delegates to National Convention Group O
Michael J. Mcgrath of 6 Carpenter St. Salem Pledged to James A. Farley John W. Coddaire, fr. of 89 Laurence ST. Haverhill Pledged to James A. Farley James Ht. Sullivan of 82 Maple St. Danvers Pledged to James A. Farley John J. Goan of 33 Andrew Road Swampscott Pledged to James A. Farley
Blanks 7 Alternate District Delegates to National Convention Group C James J. Carens of 15 Summit Place, Newburyport Pledged to James A. Farley Sylvester F. Whalen of 108 Pleasant St. Gloucester Pledged to James A. Farley Nellie M. Donahue of 40 Quimby St. Haverhill Pledged to James A. Farley Marie L. Beaulieu of 12 Glover St. Salam. $ Pledged to James A. Farley 1 Blanks
Not Grouped Delegates James D. Burns of I Irland Avenue, Salem - Thomas J. Burns of I Island Avenue, Salem / Blanks
Not Grouped Alternate Delegates 0
Fourth Essex District. State Committee one man one woman Joseph V. Growin of 5 Abbott St. Haverhill Charles H. Morrill of 23 North Broadway Haverhill - Blanks 2
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408
Democratic Party
1940. Joun Committee
Stuart &. Coughlin of Spofford Road Malcolm R. Gillis of Main St 2
2
James W. Calder of Elm St. Arthur A. Anger of Washington St B 3
1 1
Republican Party
Delegates at large to National Convention Group 1 0
Wm H. Mc Masters of 7 Rutland Street, Cambridge 1 Byron P. Hayden of 159 Maynard Street, Springfield 1
Harry P. Hills of 62 Denton Street, Brocton 1
Selden G. Hill of 34 Ash Street. Danvers 1
Blanks 103
Alternate Delegates at Large to National Convention Group 1
Abbie L. Tibbetts of 104 Summer Street Waltham 1
Berton S. Evans of Groton- Harvard Road, Ayer 1
Annie L. Brown of 1263 Main Street. Leominster
Lucius K. Thayer of 156 Washington Street. Marblehead 1 Blanks 105
Delegates 0
Group 2
Leverett Saltonstall of 240 Chestnut Hill Rd. Newton 16 Henry Gabet Lodge, fr. of 275 Hale Street, Beverly 16
Joseph W. Martin, Jr. of 54 Grove St. No. Attleboro 16
John W. Haigis of 24 Church Street, Greenfield 15
Blanks 45
Alternate Delegates 0
Group 2
Mary B. Besse of 120 Main Street, Wareham 13
Grin S. Kenney of 5 Somerset Avenue, Beverly 13 Mary Phillips Bailey of Hampton Jer. Northampton 13
Irene &owetz of 384 Chandler Street, Worcester 13
Blanks 56
409
1940. Delegater
Not Grouped 0 1
Blanks 0
Alternate Delegates
Not Grouped 0
Blanks 0
District Delegates to National Convention Group 1
James . Page of 39 Commonwealth Avenue, Haverhill 7
Harry P. Gifford of 16 Winter Street, Salem 6
Blanks 41
Alternate District Delegates to National Convention
Group ! 0
Bernice H. Nichols of 10 Berry Street, Danvers 5
Sophia Wysocki of Ocean Terrace, Salem 6
Blanks 43
Delegates
Group 2
Hugh A. Gregg of 340 Hampshire Street, Methuen 9
John A. Trout of 564 Hale Street, Beverly 9
Blanks 36
Alternate Delegates
Group 2 0
Rose M. Chase of 11 Merrill Avenue, Amesbury 2 Emily G. L. Milton of 21 Cherry Street, Danvers 2
Blanks
Alternate Delegates
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410
1940. Alternate Delegates
Not Grouped Blanks State Committee 4th Essex District I. H. Merchant Gross of 171 Mill Street, Haverhill 15
Mildred E. Coffin of Colchester Street, Amesbury 9
Blanks 30
Republican Joun Committee 0
Joun Com.
Elizabeth 8. Little of Elm Street 23
Dimon Lockwood of Lockwood Land 24
Edward R. Miller of Georgetown Road 24
Raymond Perley of Ipswich Road 23
James Feronetti of Ipswich Road 23
Rosamond Price of Washington Street 23
Alfred K. Nason of Washington Street 23
J. Warren Chadwick of Main Street 24
Benjamin R. Cunningham of Main Street 23
Joseph B. Mathews of Main Street 25
Albert C. Waters.fr. 3
A true record attest Malcolm R. Gillis Clerk, Precinct 1.
411
1940.
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Record of Primary election April 30, 1940 Precinct 2. Jours of Bolford.
Meeting called to order and warrant read by Arthur A. Anger at seven o'clock A.M. The ballet 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 George F. W. Hopping. Constable in attendance, the register indicating 000.
The polls were opened at seven o'clock A.M. At 1 oclock P. M. the polls were closed the ballet register boy indicating 30.
The officers in charge of the check list annou- need the number of names checked to be 30.
The ballots were then taken from the ballot box and audibly counted one by one, and the whole number was found to be. 30 The Precinct officers then proceeded to count the votes received with the following results.
Whole number of votes for delegates at large to the National Convention.
Group ! Republican 108
Blanks 57
William H. McMasters 7 Rutland St. Cambridge 1 Byron P. Hayden, 159 Maynard St. Springfield 1 Harry P. Gibts, 62 Denton St. Brocton / Selden G. Hill, 34 Ash ST., Danvers 1
Leverett Saltinstall, 240 Chestnut Hill Rd. Newton 12
Group 2
Henry Cabot Lodge fr. 275 Hale St. Beverly 13
Joseph W. Martin fr. 54 Greve St. No. Attleborough 9
John W. Haigis, 24 Church St. Greenfield 9
While number of votes for Alternate delegates at large to
National Convention, Republican 108
Blanks 73
Group 1
Abbie L. Jebbets, 104 Summer St. Waltham 2
Berton S. Evans, Groton-Harvard Rd. Ayer
3
(continued)
:
412
Group 2
Pledged to James A. Farley
Pledged to James A. Farley.
1940.
Annie L. Brown, 1263 Main St. Leominster 3 Lucius K. Thayer. 156 Washington St. Marblehead 3
Mary B. Besse, 120 Main St. Wareham 5
Orin S. Kenney, 5 Somerset Ave. Beverly 5
Mary Phillips Bailey, Hampton Jer, Northampton 5
Irene Gowetz, 384 Chandler St., Worcester 5
Whole number of votes for Delegates at large to National Convention, Democratic 36
David . Walsh, 37 Day St., Fitchburg 3
Paul A. Derer, 86 Buckingham St. Cambridge 3
John W. Mc Cormack. 726 Columbia Road, Boston 3
Maurice J. Jobin, 30 Hopkins Road, Boston 3
William H. Burke Jr. To Main St., Hatfield 3
James M. Gurley, 350 Jamaicaway, Boston
Charles F. Hurley, 57 Fresh Pond Lane, Cambridge 3
Joseph B. Elf. L& Broad St., Westfield 3
Francis E. Kelley, 1176 Morton St., Boston 3
Roger L. Putnam, 216 Central St, Springfield 3
William J. Foxley, 388 West Fourth St. Boston 3
Alexander G. Lajoie, 180 Stafford St., Worcester Blanks
3
Whole number of votes for Alternate delegates at large to National Convention. Democratic. 36
Blanks
Henry K. Cushing, 497 Washington St., Brookline 3
Joseph A. Scolponeti, 31 May St., Bostono 3
Elizabeth L. Me Namara, 239 Upland Rd., Cambridge 3 Catherine E. Hanifin. South Main St., Belchertown 3
Sadie H. Mulrone, 48 Terrance St. Springfield 3
Clementina Langone, 190 North St., Boston 3
Anna A. Sharry, 730 Pleasant St., Worcester 3
Margaret M. O'Riordan, 14 Asticon Rd., Boston 3
John Zielinski 473 Hillside Are., Holyche 3
Mary Maliotis, 272 Foster St., Boston 3
Michaelf. Batal, 56 Nesmith St. Lawrence 3
Morris Kritzman, 36 Woolson St, Boston 3
3
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413
1940.
Whole number of votes for District Delegater to National Convention, Republican 60 Blanks 27
James G. Page, 39 Commonwealth Ave., Haverhill 7 Harry P.Gifford. 16 Winter St., Salem. 7
Group 2.
High A. Gregg, 340 Hampshire St, Methuen 5 John A. Trout, 564 Hale St., Beverly 6
Whole number of votes for Alternate District Delegates to National Convention, Republican 60 Blanks 32
Group 1.
Bernice H. Nichols, 10 Berry St., Danners 6
Sophia Wysocki, 15 Ocean Terrace, Salem 5
Group 2.
Harland Burke, 34 Market St., Ipswich 5
Fred Q. Southier, 57 Thompson St., Amesbury :
4
Rose M. Chase, 11 Merrill Ave., Amesbury Emily B. L. Milton, 21 Cherry St., Danvers
Whole number of votes for District Delegates to National Convention. Democratic. 12
Blanks 0
Michael F. Mcgrath, 6 Carpenter St., Salem 3
John W. Goddairefr. 89 Laurence Sto, Haverhill 3
James H. Sullivan. 82 Maple St, 2 anvers 3
John J. Goan, 33 Andrew Road, Swampscott 3
Whole number of votes for Alternate District Delegates to National Convention. Democratic. 12 Blanks 0
James F. Garens, 15 Summit Place, Newburyport 3 Sylvester F. Whalen, 108 Pleasant St, Gloucester 3
Nellie M. Donahue, 40 Quimby St, Haverhill
3
Marie L. Beaulieu, 12 Glover St, Salem
3
Not Grouped
Pledged to James A. Farley.
Group.
Group 1
414
1940.
Delegates Not Grouped.
James D. Burns. IIsland Are., Salem Thomas J. Burns, 18 sland Ave, Salem
Whole number of votes for State Committee. Rep. 60
Blanks 17
J. H. Merchant Gross, 171 Mill St. Haverhill 21
Mildred &. Coffin. & Colchester St., Amesbury 14
While number of votes for State Committee. Dem. 6 Blanks 3
Joseph V. Gronin, 5 Abbott St., Haverhill 1 Charles H. Morrill, 23 No. Broadway, Haverhill 2
Whole number of votes for Joun Committee Rep. 270 Blanks 40
Elizabeth D. Little, Elm St. 20
Dimm Lockwood, Lockwood Lane 19
Edward R. Millen, Georgetown Rd. 22
Raymond Perley, Ipswich Rd. 23
James Feronetti, Ipswich Rd. 22
Rosamond Price, Washington St., 21
Alfred K. Nason, Washington St., . 22
J. Warren Chadwick, Main St., 22
Benjamin R. Cunningham. Main St. 23
Joseph B. Mathews. Main St., 23
Harry L. Cole. 1
John, Andrew. 1
Mabel L. Greenler. 1
Whole number of votes for Town Committee Dem. 30
Blanks 18
Stuartf. Coughlin, Spufford Rd. 3
Malcolm R. Gillis, Main St. 3
James U. G.alder. Elm. SC. 3
Arthur A. Auger. Washington St. 3
Pr
one man
415
1940.
At 2 o'clock P.M. it was voted that the meeting be dissolved
A True record
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Attest. Simeon S. Pearl Precinct Clerk. Precinct 2, Town of Boxford. A true why Attest John ll. Parkhurst, Town blesk.
Board of Selectmen August 12, 1940. List of Election Officers
Precinct 1. Joseph B. Mattheus, Warden
Clarence &. Brown. Deputy Worden Malcolm R. billes, Clerk StephenJ. Maddock, M.D., Deputy Clark. George B. Parkhurst, Inspector Seth L. Kelley, Inspector Harlan E. Symonds. Deputy Inspector James W. Calder, Deputy Inspector
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