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Michael J. Conway 2.
31 32
I. Fred Manning. D. 34
Blanke 100
1. Shall licences 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 47 No 171
Blanks 43
2. Shall licenses be granted in this city (or town) for the sale Therein of wines and malt beverages (wines and beer, ale and all other malt beverages)!
yes 49
No 164
Blanks 48
3. Shall licenses be granted in this city (or town) for the sale therin of all alcoholic beverages in packages , so called, not to be drunk on the premises
yes 57
No 159
Blanka 45
441
1940. Question of Public Policy
"Shall The Senator from this district be instructed to vote for legislation providing for Ten dollar weekly payments to each recipient of old age assistance ?" Zes /12 No 85
Blanks 64
Question of Public Policy
"Shall the Senator from this district be instructed to vote for the establishment of a lottery to be conducted by the Commonwealth, which shall be known as the Old Age, Assistance sweepstakes, the net proceeds of which shall provide additional revenue for the Old Age Assistance Fund?
yes 77 No 115
Blanks. 6%
Atrice record
Attest: Malcolm R. Hill's
Clerk, Precint/
A true copy
Attest; John W. Parkhurst,
Town Clerk.
442
1940. Record of Precinct 2, Town of Boxford, National and State election, Tuesday, November 5, 1940.
In accordance with the requirements of the warrant issued by the Selectment dated Oct. (25), 1940 the inhabitants of Precinct 2 Town of Boxford, qualified to vote in election met in Lincoln Hall on Tuesday November 5, 1940.
The warrant was read by Harry L. Cole Departy Bleck The ballot box after being examined by the precinct officers and the public was found to be empty, It was then locked and the key taken and held by George F. W. Hopping the constable in attendance the register indi- cating 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 expressed in the warrant.
At 2.02 o'clock P.M. The polls were closed, the register indicating 171.
The officers in charge of the check lists then proceede to count the names checked on said lists and found the whole number to be 171.
The ballot box was then opened 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 voter received with the following results.
Whole number of votes for Electors of President and Vice President /7/ Blanks 3 Aiken & Orange, Socialist Labor Party
Babson & Moorman, Prohibition
Browder 4 Ford, Communist Party -
Roosevelt & Wallace, Democratic 34
Thomas + Krueger, Socialist Party -
Willkie Me Nary. Republican 134
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443
1940. Whole number of votes for Governor 171 Blanks 5 Henning A. Blomen, Socialist Labor Party - Jeffrey 2. Campbell, Socialist Party Paul A. Derer, Democratic 38
Otis Archer Hood, Communist Party -
E. Tallmadge Root, Prohibition Leverett Saltonstall, Republican 128
Whole number of votes for Lieutenant Governor 171
Blanks 10
Horace J. Cahill, Republican 133
Hugo DeGregory, Communist Party - Owen A. Gallagher, Democratic 27
Walter S. Hutchins, Socialist Party
George L. MCGlynn. Socialist Labor Party.
Guy S. Williams, Prohibition /
Whole number of votes for Secretary
171
Blanks. 6 Frederic W. Cook, Republican 137
Katherine A. Foley, Democratic 2.8
Thomas J. P. O'Dea Communist Party
Modestino Torra , Socialist Labor Party -
Peter Wartiainen, Jr. Socialist Party
Whole number of votes for Treasurer /71
Blanks 11
John f. Donahue, Democratic 36
Henry Grossman, Communist Party Thomas Hamilton, Prohibition 2
William E. Hurley, Republican
122
Malcolm J. Rowe, Socialist Lan Party -
Andrew Swenson, Socialist Party -
444
1940. Whole number of votes for Auditor /71 Blanks 8
Arthur R. Buckley, Communist Party 1
Thomas &. Buckley. Democratic 29
Charles H. Daniels, Socialist Party
Bernard G. Kelly, Socialist Labor Party - Harry W. Kimball, Prohibition
Russell A. Wood, Republican /33
Whole number of votes for Attorney General 171 Blanks 10
James Henry Brennan, Democratic 28
Robert J. Bushnell, Republican 132
Joseph G. Figueiredo, Communist Party
Austin H. Kitty, Prohibition 1
Charles R. Hill. Socialist Party -
Fred E. Welcher, Socialist Labor Party
Whole number of votes for Senator in Congress Blanks 8
Philip Frankfeld Communist Party Horace I Hillis Socialist Labor Party George Lyman Paine Socialist Party Henry Parkman Jr. Republican 124 Jerne Le Thompson, Prohibition David Walsh, Democratic 39
Whole number of votes for Congressman. 171 Blanks 9
George . Bates Republican 136 James D Burns, Democratic 26
Whole number of votes for Councilor 171 Blanks 9
James a. Donovan Democratic 49 James & Mac Innis, Republican 113
445
1940. Whole number of votes for Senator. 17! Blanks 7
Frank D. Babcock, Republican 136 Robert E Wall, Democratic 28
Whole number of votes for Representative in 171 Blanks 11
General Court
Oscar H. Perkins, Republican 132
arthur H. Teague, Democratic 28
Whole number of votes for Clerk of Courts 171 Blanks 22
archie N. Frost, Democratic, Republican 149
Whole number of votes for Register Deeds 171 12
Blanks
Maurice Kimball, Democratic 28
a. Franklin Priest, Republican 131
Whole number of votes for County 171
Commissioners
Blanks 87
James D. Bentley, Republican 98
Frederick Butter, Republican 105
michael J. Conway, Democratic 19
J. Fred Manning Democratic 33
Whole number of votes on license 171
question
Question #1
Yes 35
Uno 100
Blanks 36
.
Question # 2
yes 31
no 97
Blanks 43
446
19.40:
Question #3 Yes 31 Uno
Blanks 43
#
Whole number of votes on question of public policy Shall the Senator from this district be instructed to vote for legislation providing for ten dollars weekly pay ments to each recipient of old age assistance? 171
yes 81
no 41
Blanks 49
Whole number of votes Question of Public policy.
Shall the Senator from this district be instructed to vote for the establish- ment of a lottery to be conducted by the Commonwealth which shall be known" as the Old age assistance Sweepstakes, The net proceeds of which shall pro- vide additional revenue for the Old age assistance Fund? 171
yes 63
tho: 57
Blanks 51
at 3:15 o'clock PM. it was voted that the meeting be dissolved.
a true record attest
Simeon, S. Pearl Precinct Clerk Precinct 2
atrice copy, attest: John D. Parkhurst , Town Clerk.
When
Be
447
1940.
November 15, 1940.
In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 54 of the General Laws, the Town Clerks of Boxford, Danners, Middleton and Topsfield, said Towns comprising the Eighth Essex Representative District, met at 12 o'clock noon on Friday, the 15th day of November, 1940 in The office of the Town Clerk of D'anvers, the place designated for Auch 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 retiring of the Towns of Boford, Danvers, Middleton and Topsfield were examined and comprar ed and the result was found to be as follows, to wit: Boxford Danvers Middleton Topsfield Total
Jours
thole number of Votes cast
432
5863
856
632 7783
Blank votes 24 418 63
38
543
Oscar H. Perkins(R.) of Danvers 345
4049
622
524
5540
Arthur H. Jeaque (2)
of middleton 63, 1396 /71
70
1700
Oscar H. Perkins of Danners was declared elected to represent said district in the next General Court of the Commonwealth, the certificate of election were signed, one to be forwarded to the Secretary of The Commonwealth and the other to the person elected. Witness our hands this fifteenth day of November A. D. 1940.
John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk of Bokford A. Preston Chase, Town Clerk of Danvers J. W. Osborne. Joun Clerk of Middleton William A. Perkins Joun Clerk of Topsfield.
A trice copy Attest: John W Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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448
see page 451
1940.
According to the Recount held Nov. 18, 1940, the voter for County Commissioners were counted by the Registrars of Voters with the following result viz
James & Bentley had a total. 273
Frederick Butter 11 287
Michael F. Conway
" 50
J. Fred Manning
11 67
Blanks 187
according to Butter gained 1 - Conway lost 1. which the amended figures, as given above.
Attenti John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk,
Town of Boxford, Mass, office of
Board of Selectmen November 16. 1940, Mr. John W. Parkhurst Butford, Massachusetts
Dear Will
Mr. Joseph Budnich has This day taken his rath as a Special Police in the Town of Boxford for a period of sixty days, in compliance with a request from the Bounty Commissioners to make an attemp to eradicate wild dogs.
Harry L. Gale justice of the Peace, A true copy A that: John W. Parkhurst, Jon Clerk.
449
1940.
At a Special Town Meeting held in the Town Hall, Buford, Tuesday, December 3, 1940 the following record was made: Meeting called to order at 8-15 o'clock P.M. and The Warrant read by the Moderator. William & Greenler
By unanimous consent of the meeting, Romney Spring org. was given the privilege to speak on the matter before us.
That the Town make a vigorous protest to the proper authorities, against the proposal of the Boston and Maine Rail Road, to discontinue services on The Newburyport Branch from Danvers to Newburyport.(Thevotewas unanimon)
Article 2. Voted
as amended, that the Town appoint a Committee to handle the protest and cooperate with the other Towns affected by the proposed discontinuance, anden power This Committee to take such steps as it deems necessary to protect the interests of the Town: And that they be instructed to report at an adjourned meeting within a few weeks.
Voted
That Mr. Franklin C. Roberts be nominated a member of that Committee and that he appoint two others to serve on the Committee.
He appointed Harry L. Cole and Harlan P. Kelsey. fr. as the other two members, making the Committee: Franklin G. Roberts Committee to
Harry L. Cole protect the closing of the HarlanP.Kelsey. fr. Road . and Romney Spring Esq: as anadvisory committee.
Voted to pass over Article 3 without action, relative to making any appropriation.
to adjourn this meeting until Monday, Dec. 23.1940, at eight oclock P. M.
A true record Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Joan Clerk.
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Article 3. Article 4. Voted
Article1.
Voted
450
1940.
Town of Boxford, Mass. office of Board of Registrars December 2, 1940. Mr. John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk Boxford
Massachusetts. DearSir:
At a meeting of the Board of Registrare Voters in The town of Boxford, held in the Town Hall at 2:00 P.M. on Monday, December 2, 1940, for the purpose of a recount of the ballots cast at the election of Nov. 5, for Governor. the results were as follows:
While number of ballots cast in Precinct 1-261 Paul A. Derer 47
Leverett Saltenstall 206 1
E. Talmadge Root
Blanks 7
Whole number of ballots cast in Procent 2- 171 Paul A. Dever 38 Leverett Saltinstall 128
Blanks 5 Respectfully submitted Harry L. Cole Los. B. Mattheus
Atrice copy Alterli John W. Parkhurst. Clinton B. Nason, the other Registrar was present at the recount, but went home before signing the above. Attest John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
451
1940.
Joun of Boford, Mase. office of Board of Registrars Nov. 18, 1940. Mr. John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk
Boxford, Massachusetts. Dear Sir;
At a meeting of the Board of Registrare of Voters in the town of Boxford, held in the Town Hall at 2:00 P.M. on Monday, November 18, 1940, for the purpose of a recount of the ballots cast at the electron of November 5; for County Commissioner, the results were as follows:
Whole number of ballots cast in Precinct 1-261
James & Bentley 175 98
Frederick Britter 182 +05
Michael J. Conway 31
J. Fred Manning 34
Blanks 100
Whole number of ballots cast in Precinct 2-171
James D. Bentley 98 Frederick Butter 105 Michael F. Conway 19 0 I. Fred Manning 33 Blanks 87
Respectfully submitted, Harry L. Cole ) Board Jos. B. Matthews} of Clinton B. Nason Registrars
A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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452
Vated
Voted
1940.
At an adjournment of the Special Town Meeting, of December 3, 1940. held in the Town Hall, Boxford, on Monday evening, Des 23.1940. the following record was madeviz: The meeting was called to order by the Moderator, William &. Greenler at 80 clack P.M.
It was moved that Article two be taken up, and that we hear a report from the Committee chosen at the last meeting.
Prof. Franklin C. Roberts, Chairman of the Committee, gave an extended report on the situation; stating that the different towns and Newburyport, on the line of Rail Road affected by the discontinuance of the Rail Road between Danvers and Newburyport were strongly opposed to the same being discontin- Med. and expected they would appropriate more to fight it. He also stated that the Committee had been in conference with the officials of The Boston and Marine Rail Road, and That although they were received very pleasantly, they did not get any satisfaction from them. Mr. Harlan T. Kelsey In added to what Prof. Roberts had said. that the report of the Committee, beaccepted as a report of progress Moved to Take up Article 3.
that the unexpended balance of $101.50 in the Voca- tional E ducation Account, $50.00 in the Soldier's Relief Account, $25.00 in the Military Aid Account, $100.00 in the Board of Health Account, and enough from the Public Welfare Account to make up a total of $ 500,00 be reappropriated to combat the Boston and Maine Rail Road, to prevent them from discon- tinning the Road, from Danvers to Newburyport, and that the above sum be available to the Com -
453
1940.
mittee in 1940 and 1941,
to adjourn this meeting without date.
A True record Actesti JohnW. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Election officers for the Annual Town Meeting, to be held in the Town of Boxford, March 3, 1941. Charles M. Moulton, Clerk.
John A. Andrew Arthur A. Anger David A. Anderson John G. Whittier
as appointed by the Selectmen February 19,1941.
Attest. John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Town of Boxford , Mas, Office of Board of Selectmen March 3, 1941. Dear Will: Henry Titus has been appointed a sworn weigher for the current year and Took his oath before me on February 24, 1941,
Joseph Budnick has This day been appointed a Special Police and took his oath of office.
The Board of Assessors have organized with George B. Parkhurst as Chairman. Very truly yours HLG:P. Harry L. Gole
A trice copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Jawn Clerk.
n
Swarm Weigher,
rifSpecial police.
Cash. Assessors 1941.
2-
1
Voted
1941. Election officers.
€
454
1941,
March 3, 1941. I have This day delivered to the Ballot Clarke, 600 Cofficial Ballots, Specimens Ballots and Cards of Instruction etc for use at the Annual Town Election, held in Boxford this day.
Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Toun block.
455
1941.
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Boxford, qualified to vote in elections and in town affairs, held in Lincoln Hall, West Boxford, on Mon- day, March 3, 1941, it being the annual town meeting the following record was made viz ;
Meeting was called to order and the warrant read by William J. Greenler, Moderator.
The Ballot Boy was inspected and found to be empty. it was then locked and the keys placed in the hands of George F.W. Hopping. The Constable in attendance.
Ballot Box registered 000 at opening of Polls.
11 11 153 at close of Polls, it failed to register one ballot. Polls were declared open at 7 o'clock A.M.
Charles M. Moulton, Clerk John A. Andrew Arthur A. Anger D. Albert Anderson John G. Whittier
Election Officers,
All sworn by Town Clock.
J. Perley Killam George B. Parkhurst
Edward R. Millero
Alfred Chapman
Tellers appointed by Moderator to count The Ballots, All sworn by Town Clerk.
When The Ballet Box registered 50, the ballots were taken out, and there was found to be 51 ballets. The Check lists showed 51 names checked. the Box failed to register one balket.
It was voted to close the Polls at 12-33 o'clock P.M. The Ballet Box registered 153 at the close of polls. The Check lists showed 154 names checked, Whole number of Ballots cast 154. A inner was announced at 12-30 P.M.
1
456
1941,
Afternoon session called to order by the Moderate at 2 o'clock P.M.
Rev. Kenneth Q. Eaton, Pastor of the East Parish Church, opend the meeting with prayer.
Voted Article 3, Voted
to accept the report of the Collector of Taxes, as it appears in The Town Reports
Voted
to accept the report of the Town Clerk,
Voted
Voted
Voted
to accept the report of the Town Accountant. to accept the report of the Assessors of Taxes, to accept the report of the Moth Superintendent.
Voted
to accept the report of the School Report.
Voted
to accept the report of the Town Forest Committee. to accept the report of the Bureau of Old Age Assistance. to accept the report of the Committee on School Funds.
An oral report was made by John J. Chadwick, for relativt to the progress of the New School Building in the West Parish.
Voted
Voted
Voted
Art. 4. Voted
Voted
to adopt the Budget subject to amendments. to raise and appropriate 17797.50 for Schools.
A
Voted
to increase the amount for Board of Health, in the suggested budget to four hundred dollars(400.00) instead of three hundred dollars (300,00)
Voted
to adopt the Budget as amended and raise and see Budget as adopted) appropriate money for the same. (on Pages 460-461
Art. 5. Voted
to transfer 800,00 from the Road Machinery Fund to the Road Machinery Maintenance Fund.
Voted Voted
to accept the report of the Town Treasurer. To accept the report on Trust Funds and Accounts. to accept the report on W.P. A. activities.
A
to pass over Article two without actions.
457
1941.
That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $3000.00 for the improvement of Georgetown Road; said sum or any portion thereof, to be used in conjunction with any money which may be allotted by the State or County , or both , for this purpose.
Art. 7. Voted
That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $4500,00 for the improvement of Highways; said sum, or any portion thereof, to be used in conjunt- tion with any money which may be allotted by the State or County, or both, for this purpose, under the provisions of Chapter 90. Furthermore, any part of said amount that is not matched by state of County funds, shall be used, at The discretion of the board of selectmen, for other highway depart ment needs.
Art. 8. Votad
to transfer $ 500.00 from the Overlay Reserve to the Reserve Fund.
Art. 9. Voted
to transfer a sum not to exceed seven thousand (7000.00) dollars from the surplus revenue account to the estimated receipts for the year 1941 for the purpose of reducing the 1941 tax levy, subject to The approval of the Commissioner of Corporations and Taxation in accordance with Section 23, Chapter 59, of the General Laws,
Art. 10. Voted Art. 11. Voted
to reappropriate 850.53 to W. P. A. work.
that the compensation for labor in the several departments of the Town be the same as last year. which was fifty cents an hour.
Art. 12. Voted
That the money that may be refunded on account amounting to $13,5,37 of dog licenses, be divided equally, between the Library ries in the East and West Parishes.
Article 61 Voted
1
458
Art. 13. Voted
1941, to allow the following bill of charge and to raise and appropriate money to pay the same viz!
Newburyport, Mass, 2-25-41 Town of Boxford To The Herald Press, Dr. 400 Annual Reports 100 Pages @ 1.40 140.00 200 Town Warrant
144.00 4,00
to allow the following bill and raise and appropriate money to pay the same vig .
Georgetown, Mass. Dec. 31, 1940 Jour of Boxford, Mass. To William J. Greenler Dr. Veterinariano Rabies Suspect Cases Libby Day case 3,00
May 17, 1940
30,
3,00
Swanson "
300
June 15, 29 и
3.00
Aug. 22
Walsh
3,00
Sept. 5 11
"
3.00
Oct. 6 5
Leach "
3,00
1. 20 "
4
3.00
24.00
Art. 14. 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 committing the taxes to the Collector be left in the hands of the Assessors. to be done in accordance with the law.
4
Art. 15. Voted
Voted
459
1941,
That the town treasurer, with the approval of the selectmen, be authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1941, and to issue a note on notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note on notes as may be given for a period of less Than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, General Lavs.
Art. 17, Voted
to accept the provisions of Section 25A of Chapter 41 of the General Laws, relative to the appointment by the Assessore of Assistant Assessors.
Art. 18, Voted
to authorize the Board of Selectmen to act as a Planning Board for the town under the provisions of Chapter 211 of the Acts of 1936,
Art. 19. Voted
to install an electric light on pole No. 488 or No. 489 near the residence of John S. Forman.
Art. 20 Voted Art. 1
to extend a hearty vote of thanks to the ladies of the West Parish, for the fine dinner they served.
The following Officers were declared elected William J. Greenler, Moderator, for one year. John W. Parkhurst, Town Clock, for three years. Harry L. Cole, Selectman, for three years. Stanley B. Hills, Assessor of Taxes, for three years, Simeon S. Pearl, Collector of Taxes, for one year. Raymond Perley, Highway Surveyor Gast Parish, for one year. B. Robert Cunninghama Highway Surveyor. W. P. for one year. Lev F. Richardson, Constable, East Parish for one year. George R. U. Hopping, Constable , West Parish , for one year. William R. Walsh, Tree Warden, for one year. John J, Chadwick, Jr. School Committee, for three years, Harry L. Cole, Board of Health, for three years,
cresigned
Voted
to adjourn without date, Atrubreund Attest: John w. Parkhurst, Joun Clerk.
Art. 16, Voted
460
1941. Budget adopted March 3, 1941.
Selectmen 60000
300000
Board of Public Welfare Assessore 75000 Treasurer 20000
Joun Clerk 2.5000
60000
Collector of taxes Accountant 40000 Registrars 10000 40000
Board of Health Sealer of Weights and Measures Police
Day Cofficer
3500 22500 2500 27500 5000
Inspector of Slaughtering
Inspector of Animals
250000
Cold Age Assistance
520000
Solcher's Relief
10000
Tree Würden
20000
Fire Warden Forest Warden
20000 60000 150000
Moth Department Joun Hall Public Grounds
15000
Memorial Day 7500
20000
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
10000
Morse House
2500
Schools
1779750 15000
Vocational Education Military-Aid 5000
Town Forest 15000
22500
Essex Sanatorium Street Lighting W. P. A. Work
52612
54000
40000
35148.62
Public Welfare
25000
Soldieré Graves
Interest on Loans
461
1941, Budget Brought Forward 35148,62 W.P.A. Expense 25000 Deputy Game Warden 5000
Contingency Fund 100.00 Insurance 140000
·Lec Page 467! x Chapter 81 Maintenance $4125,00 and voted to raise & app. 275000
This ain't reconsidered Apr. 2.
Chapter 90 Construction 300000 450000
Chapter 90 Maintenance
Highways and Bridges, Selectmen's Fund 50000
Snow Removal and Sanding 300000
School House Loan 200000
Election Officers 5000 $ 5274862 Billfer Town Reporte $14.00-William & Greenler $24.00 168.00 Transferes. | totaltoraise $52916.62
Transfer from Road Machinery Fund to Road Machinery Maintenance 800.00
Transfer from Overlay Reserve To Reserve Fund 500.00 Transfer from Surplus Revenue to reduce tax levy for 1941 7000,00 Reappropriated from W.P. A. work Account 850,53 Total Transfers 9150,53
Dog money refund, to Libraries $135.37
462
1941, Record of the Election Clerk.
Meeting held in Lincoln Hall, West Boxford, March 3,1941. Meeting called to order by the Moderator William Greenler at -
The call for the meeting was read and the ballot box inspected at 7:00 A.M. The poles were declared open. At the poles were closed. Number of votes cast. Ballots were counted and recorded as follows:
Moderator, for one year
William & & reenler. 132 Seth Kelsey 3 Vernon Childs
Blanks 18
Town Clerk, for three years. John W. Parkhurst 148 Blanks 6
Collector of Taxes, for one year. Simion S. Pearl 138
Blanks 16
Selectman, for three years.
Harry L. Cole 134
Elizabeth Perkins 1
Blanks 19
Assessor of Taxes, for three years.
Stanley B. He ille 135
Blanks 19
463
1941.
Highway Surveyor (East Parish) for one year. Raymond Perley /33 George Gould 1 Blanks 20
Highway Surveyor (West Parish) for one year. B, Robert Cunningham 134 Blanks 20
Tree Worden, for one year.
Archer N. French 63
William R. Walsh 86
Harry Moore 1
Blanks 4
Constable(East Parish) for one year.
Lev F. Richardson 141 H. M. Riggs 2 Blanks 11
Constable( West Parish) for one year. George F. W. Hopping 1/35 Blanks 19
School Committee, for Three years. John J. Chadwick, Jr. 130
E. R. Little.
1
Rosamond Price 1 Blanks 22
Board of Health, for three years Harry L. Bole. 1/31
Barbara Chadwick
Blank 22
Charles M. Mouton Electron Clark. A true copy Attest John W. Parkhurst,
464
1941, Town of Borford, Mass. Coffice of Town Clerk March10, 1941. Miss Barbara G. Perley, Boxford, Mass. My Dear Miss Perles; Under the provisions of Section 19, Chapter 41, General Laws, you are hereby appointed Assistant Town Clerk of the Town of Boxford, Mass, for the term of three years.
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