Town of Boxford : Town meeting records, 1928-1942 , Part 21

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Publication date: 1942
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Jours very truly John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk. Oath administered March 10, 1941, before me, Johns W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk. A Trice copy Attert: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk. Town of Boxford, Mass. Office of Town Clerk To Secretary of the Commonwealth March 10. 1941. This is to certify that Miss Barbara G. Perley was This day appointed Assistant Town Clerk of the Town Bolford , for the term of three years from above date, under the Provisions of Section 19 and 19 A, Chapter 41, General Laws.


Oath of office administered by the Town Clerk, March 10, 1941.


Attest. John W. Parkhurst, Toun Block.


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1941, Town of Boxford, Mars, Office of Board of Selectmens March 10, 1941, Dear Will:


Barbara C. Perley has Taken oath as Town Accountant before me on March 8. 1941.


Also, the Board of Health has organized with Clinton B. Nason as Chairman.


We hope to organize the Board of Selectmen at an early date.


Very truly yours Harry L. Gole Instice of the Peace. Atrice copy Attest: John W, Parkhurst, Joun Clerk.


Town of Boxford, Mass. Office of Board of Selectmen March 14, 1941 Dear Will:


The Selectmen have organized with with me as chairman.


The Selectmen have appointed Anna M. Haynes a member of the Town Forest Committee.


Very truly yours Harry L. Cole


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A true copy Attest. John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.


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ihe was appointed March 7, 1941. 8. W.P. J . C .


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1941. Town of Boxford, Mass. Office of Board of Selectmen. March 7, 1941. Miss Barbara C. Perley;


you have been appointed by the Selectmen as Town Accountant for the Town of Boxford for a term of three years from date.


Harry L. Cole Selectmen


Jos. B. Matthews


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Clinton B. Nason) Boxford.


A true copy Attest. John W. Parkhurst, Join Clerk,


Jour of Boxford Office of Board of Selectmen April 3. 1941. Dear Will:


Joseph B.M attheur was nominated a Moth Superintendent on March 3, by the Selection, This nomination was approved and he was appointed by H. O. Cook, Director of Forestry on March 8, 1941. On March 19 Iadministered The oath to him.


William R. Walsh, appointed Forest Worden. was approved on February 14, 1941. William l. Greenler, D. V.M., was appointed Inspector of Animals on March 26, and took his rath of office from me on March 28. 1941.


Alfred L. Chapman was appointed Inspector of Slaughtering on March 26, and took his oath on Mar 31? George R. W. Hopping resigned as Constable on March 28 Clayton A. Nelson was appointed Constable in the West Parish and took his oath on March 31, 1941,


Harry L. Gale. Justice of the Peace.


A breve copy attest: John W. Parkhurst, Jak Glock.


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1941.


At a Special Town Meeting held in Lincoln Hall. West Boxford, Monday, April 21.1941.


The meeting was called to order and the Warrant read by the Moderator. William J. Greenler, at 8 o'clock P.M.


Under Article / it was


To reconsider the vote passed at the Annual Town Meeting, held March 3, 1941. whereby the Town voted to raise and appropriate $750,00, for Chapter 81 Highway Maintenance, and raise and appropriate 4125.00 for that purpose.


Voted


Article 2 Voted


to raise and appropriate the sum of $ 800,00 for Snow removal


Article 3 Voted


to adjourn without date.


A true record Attest: Johnill. Parkhurst. Town-Block.


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1941


The following is a list of the men who registered in the Town of Boxford. Mass. July 1, 1941. under the selective service act.


Robert William Janney, Boxford, Mass. Age 21


William Thomas Gamble. East Boxford. Mas 21


Frank Henry Stafford Jo. Ilest Boxford. Mas. 21


Town of Boxford, Mase. Office of Board of Selectmen May 14. 1941. To the Town Clerk:


On May le, The following Special Police Officers


were appointed for the year 1941 ;


Wilbur Ricker for duty in and about the Kelsey- Highlands Nursery


Harold Gray for duty about the estate of Edward le Holmes,


Wilbur Ricker took his oath of office on May 10. before me


Barbara G, Perley. Notary Public


A true copy Attest;


John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.


469


1941. Town of Boyford, Mass Office of Board of Selectmen List of Jurors 1941-42


Anderson, David A, Laborer, Brook Road, West Boxford French. Archer N., Laborer Main Street, Boxford Bofford Moulton, Charles M. Moutoninsurance agent Lake Shore Rd, West Hills, Stanley B., carpenter Middleton Rd. Boxford Whittier, John G., Laborer Glendale Road, West Boxford Butter, Howard T. Laborer Georgetown Road, Boxford Phillips, Arthur 6. laboser Depot Rd. Boxford Pearl, Raymond, former Main Street, West Boxford Kilbourne, Hubert J, engineer Ipswich Road. IN est Boxford Perlez, Raymond, farmer Ipswich Road, Boxford


Harry L. Cole Board Jos. B. Mattheus 50


Clinton B. Nason) S electricen


Attest John W. Parkhurst, Joun Clerk.


470


1941. Town of Boxford, Masse, Office of Board of Selectmen August12, 1941, List of Election Officers Precinct 1:


Joseph B. Matthews, Warden Clarence & Brown, Deputy Warden Malcolm R. Bill's, Clerk Harlan P. Kelsey, Deputy Clerk George B. Parkhurst, Inspector Seth L. Kelsey. Inspector Harlan E. Symonds, Departy Inspector James U. Galder, Deputy Inspector Precinct 2 :


Arthur A. Anger, Warden Charles L. Andrew, Deputy Warden Simeon S. Pearl, Clerk Harry L. Cole, Deputy Clerk Stuart &. Coughlin, Inspector R. A. Andrew, Inspector Frederick f. Show. Departy Inspector Clinton B. Nason. Deputy Inspector


Harry L. Call KB varech Las. B. Mattheur Clinton B. Nason) Selectmen


A trice copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Bleck.


471


1941. Jon of Boxford, Mark, Office of Board of Selectmen August 19, 1941. To the Joun Clerk:


On August 15, 1941, the Selectmen appointed Cornelius F. Driscoll and Michael J. Wrenn as Special Police for duty around the water shed of Johnson Pond.


On August 19, Archer N. French was appointed Dog Officer and Special Police, he having taken his oath of office on This date before me,


Harry L. Cole Justice of the Peace.


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A trice copy Attesti John W. Parkhurst,


472


1941.


At a Special Town Meeting held in Lincoln Hall, West Boxford, Monday evening, December 29 1941, at eight o'clock.


The meeting was called to order and the Warrant read by the Moderator, William &. Greenler.


Voted


to take up Article 3.


By consent of the meeting, Lieutenant A. Frank Roosters spoke on the need, advisability and method of forming a State Guard reserve uni in this town !


Alist of requirements and regulations was read by the Moderator, at the request of Lieutenant Kvesters. He stated that 45 men was The least number with which they could form a unit.


To give Lieutenant Kvesters, a vote of thanks.


At this time a receess was declared for five minutes.


Meeting was called to order


Voted


to take up Article 2.


Moved that $15.00 be transferred from the Reserve Fund to the School Account, for recreational activities in the West Parish Amended to make it 30,00 instead of $15.00 the amendment was voted.


Voted


to transfer 30. 00 from the Reserve Fund to the School Account for recreational activities in the West Parish.


Vated Voted


to take up Article /.


to transfer from the following various departments


Voted


473


1941.


namely:


Joun Clerks, Registrar's, Board of Health, Free Warden. Public welfare, Old Age Assistance, Soldier's Relief, Military Aid, Selectmen's Highway Fund, Street Lighting, Snow removal, Public Grounds, Insurance, Mt. Vernon Cemetery, Morse estate, Interest in loans, W.P. A. work Account on Overlay Reserve. the sum of $3300. 00 to an account, to be known as the Emerging Defense Account, as author- ized by Chapter 48% of the Acts of 1941, with which to purchase a Fire Truck, or take care of other defense expenditures under said Chapter.


Jook up Article 3.


Harry L. Podle referred to dispensing Automobile Tires, and said a Committee of three had been appointed, consisting of Joseph Burgson, Stanley B. Hills and Raymond Pearl.


to dissolve this meeting. A true record Attesti John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.


Voted


474


1942. At a Special Jan Meeting held in Lincoln Hall, West Burford, on Monday evening Dec, 29, 1941, at eight o'clock (see Page 472. )


Town of Boxford, Mass. office of Board of Assessors December 30. 1941. Pursuant to the General Laws as revised the Assessors of Boxford have this day appointed Barbara C. Perley as an assistant assessor for the year 1942,


George B. Parkhurst Board Stanley B. Hills of


Harry, L. Gole )Assessors. (Oath administered Jan. 28. 1942. by Harry L. Cole. Justice of the Peace. )


Special Police.


Town of Boxford, Feb. 21#, 1942 Appointed, Special Police for the Town of Boxford, Mas. Simeons, Pearl, Lake Shore Road. West Boxford J. Warren Chadwick, Main St. W. Borford George H. Nason, Dole Hill, W. Boxford George T. Gemmell, Brook Road. W. Boxford John G. Whittier, Glendale Road, W. Boxford Lester G. Hagen, Glendale Road, W. Boxford Carl W. Pratt, Main St., W. Busford


Raymond Perley, Ipswich Road, Boxford Robert B. Parkhurst, Ipswich Road, Boxford George J. Purkis, Bare Hill Road, Boxford Halvard F. Butter, Georgetown Road, Boxford Archer N. French, Main St., Boxford Orden E. Owen, Lockwood Lane, Boyford Cyrus E. Killam, Endicott St., Boxford All have taken Their oath. Feb. 21, 1942, except 1. Warren Chadwick and Orden & Owen, they tick theirs Feb. 24. 1942.


John W. Parkhurst Jan black.


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1942,


The following is a list of the names of these men who registered in the Town of Boxford, Mass , Feb, 15 and 16, 1942, under the selective service act. Ernest Henry Jansey Benford Franklin Campbell Roberts, fr. 11


Vernon Albert Childs


Benjamin Willis Ouvrier 11


Henry Von Kameche, Jr. Carwin Ralph Savage 11


George Thomas Pershe's 1


Donald Ellsworth Anderson W. B.


Arthur Perley Phillips 13.


William Raymond Walsh


Manuel Ferreira Melle


John Frederick Vaughan. fr. 11


Stephen James Maddock 11 Thomas Edward Cargill "


Dwight Lewis Killam "


Arthur Melvin Rollins


Edward Perse Donahue Horace Dennison Moore. 3.


Alexander Larvience Bain Dana Franklin Killam


11


Raymond Pearl


Jvan Botsford Troop


B.


Clarence John Alvin Johnson John Hitchcock


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Robert James Stewart, fr.


Malcolm Rolfe Gillis Frederick Osborne Hardy Harlan Page Kelsey, Jr.


Victor Emil Lagasse, Brock Road, W. Boxford Clayton Amasa Nelson, Main St. 11 Herbert Weston Leighton, 766 Great Pond Rd. No. Anders Guy Schyler Kendall, Maple Ave. W. Boxford


Edward Gagne.


Valley Road.


Lester Gardner Hagen, Glendale Road,


John Goodwin Whittier, "1 "


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Names


1942.


continued David Harry Morin, Main St. W. Borfordi James Warren Chadwick, " " " 1) Benjamin Robert Cunningham, Main St.


John Tyler Chadwick, Barken Road. 11 11


Albert Carrer Hebb, Lake Shore Road 4


Everett Harrison Chadwick, Main St.


11


George Edmund Carrer, In. Lake Shore Road 4


J. John W. Parkhurst, Souford, Feb. 25, 1942.


Hereby certify that I have this day destroyed all the Ballots cast at the Annual Joun Election, held March 3, 1941. in The Town of Boxford. Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.


Borford. Feb. 28. 1942. This is to certify that I have this day destroyed all the Ballots cast at the Presiden- tial and State Election held November 5, 1940.


Allesti Johns W. Parkhurst ~ Toun block


Boxford, Mar. 2, 1942 I have this day delivered 544 Official Ballots to The Ballot Clerks for the Annual Jon Meeting held This day in The Town Hall.


Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Joan Clerk.


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1942.


At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of The Town of Bouford, qualified to vote in Elections and in town affairs, held in The Town Hall. Boyford, on Monday, March 2, 1942. 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 examined and found to be empty, it was then locked, and the keys afterwards placed in the hands of Clayton "A. Nelson, Constable in charge."


The Ballet Box registered 009 at the opening of the opening of the falls. The Polls were declared appen at 7 o'clock A.M.


Harlan P. Kelsey In. Clerk Walter W. French Electron Officer. Howard F. Butter.fr. all swornby the


Frank M. Gould Jiwon Gleich this day James U. Calder except Harlan P. Kelsen gu who was sworn Feb. 25. 1942.


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(Tellers to


Stanley B. Hills


Chester Jansey Clarence &. Brown count the Ballots. )all sworn this dayby Town Clerk,


When fifty ballots were cast, they were taken from the Ballot Box and counted.


Polls were declared closed at 12-30 clock P. M. Ballet Box registered 242 No Ballots in Box 243. Box failed to register one. Both Check Lists showed that 243 names had been checked.


here follows record of Election flest.


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1942.


Agreeable to the foregoing Warrant the Voters met at the Town Hall in Boxford, on Monday, March 2, 1942 and cast their ballots for the following name officers.


The meeting was called to order by the Moderator. The Polls opened at 7 o'clock A.M.


The Ballot Boy was opened and shown to be empty, then closed, locked and the key placed in custody of Constable Clayton A. Nelson.


The Polls closed at 12.30 o'clock P.M.


The Ballot Box then registered 242


The check list showed the number of ballots cast to be 243.


The number of bullets in the Ballot Box totaled 243.


The Ballots were counted, publicly declared


and recorded as follows:


Total number of ballots cast 243


Moderator for one year


Blanks 29


William & Greenler 212


Seth L. Kelsey 2


Selectman, for three years


Blanks 25


Clinton B. Nason 87


Franklin G. Roberts / 3|


Collector of Jayer. for one year


Blanks 24


Simeon S. Pearl 219


Assessor of Taxes, for three years Blanks 21


George B. Parkhurst. 222


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479


School Committee, for three years.


Blanker 34 Clinton B. Nason 1


Seth L. Kelsey 205


Rosamund Price 1


Board of Health , for three years,


Blanks 31


Joseph B. Mattheur 208


Franklin G. Roberts 3


Bessie French


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Surveyor of Highways. (East Parish) for one year Blanks 22


Raymond Perley 220


Howard Butter 1


Surveyor of Highways, (West Parish) for one year Blanks 35


B. Robert Cunningham


208


Tree Warden, for one year Blanche 14


Archer N. French


91


George A. Sould


26


William R. Walsh


110


Clarence Brown


1.


Arthur Phillips


Constable, East Parish for one year


Leo F. Richardson 209


Howard Butter 2


Edna Starrett 2


Vernon Childs 1


Blanks 29


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480


1942. Constable ( West Parish) for one year Blanke 33


Clayton A. Nelson 209


Henry W. Nason 1


A true record Attest


Harlan P. Kelsey Jr. Clerk of Electron officers


March 2, 1942.


The afternoon session was called to order at eight minutes past 2 o'clock, by the Moderator who then read the warrant.


Rev. Kenneth 6. Eaton opened the meeting with prayer.


The following officers were declared elected . Franklin C. Roberts, Selectman, for three years. Simeon S. Pearl, Collector of Taxes. for one year. George B. Parkhurst, Assessor of Jaker, for three years. Seth L. Kelsey, School Committee, for three years. Joseph B. Matthews, Member Board of Health for 3 years. Raymond Perley, Surveyor of Highways, East Parish, ford year B. Robert Cunningham, Surveyor of Highways West Parish,for 1 year William R. Walsh, Tree Warden, for one year, Leo F. Richardson, Constable, East Parish, for one year, Clayton A. Nelson, Constable, West Parish, for one year. William &. Greenler, Moderator, for one year.


Article 2. Voted Art. 3, Voted


Art. 4. Voted Art. 5. Voted


to pass over Article 2.


That the reports of the Town Officers and Committees, as they appear in the printed Town Reports, be accepted


that the Budget be accepted, subject to amendments to appropriate the sum of eight hundred ($800.00) dollars


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1942.


for the Maintenance of Road Machinery, said amount to be transferred from the Road Machinery Fund.


To pass over Article 6, relative to appropriating money for the improvement of the Georgetown Road.


Article?


to pass over without action, relative to appropriating money for maintenance of highways under the provision of Chapter 90.


Art. 8. Voted


to transfer $500.00 from the Overlay Reserve to The Reserve Fund.


Art. 9. Voted


to accept Article 9, Thereby voting to transfer a sum not to exceed seven thousand ($7,000.00) dollars from the surplus revenue account to the estimated receipts for the year 1942 for the purpose of reducing the 1942 tax levy, subject to the approval of the Com- missioner of Corporations and Taxation in accordan ce with Section 23, Chapter 59 of the General Laws,


Art. 10. Voted


that the unexpended appropriation of $1005.76 in the W.P. A. account, remain in that account.


Art. 11. Voted


That the compensation for labor, in the several departments of the Town, for the ensuing year, be the same as last year, namely:, 50 cents an hour,


Art. 12. Voted


that the money refunded on account of dog licenses, be divided equally, between The two Public Libraries in the town.


Art. 13. Voted


and raise and appropriate money to pay to allow Charles I. S eller's bill, as follows:


Town of West Borord To Chas, D. Sellers


cutting bushes on Lake Shore Road


Get. 3 one half day 2.00


Oct. 4 one day 4.00


6,00


Art. 6. Voted


Art.2. Voted


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482


Voted


to allow and raise and appropriate money to pay The Herald Press' bill as follows:


Newburyport, Mass. 2-25-42 Town of Boxford The To Herald Press Dr. 400 Annual Reports 92 pages @ 1.40 128.80


Voted


to allow and raise and appropriate money to pay William f. Greenler's bill as follows: Georgetown, Mass. Dec. 31, 1941


Town of Boxford Jo William J. Greenler Veterinarian Apr. 15, 1941 Swanson dog 3.00


" 29 " 11 3.00


June 15 "


Pratt 3.00


29 .


3.00


June 18 " Herman "


3.00


July / 11


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3.00


June 19


Purkis


3.00


July 3 "


12


3.00


Ang. 8 "


Allen 11


3,00 :


$ 27.00


For visits on Rabies suspected dogs,


that the matter of making the roads passable, when encumbered with snow, be left in the hands of the sur- veyors of Highways.


Art. 15. Voted


Art. 1.6. voted


that the committing of the Tages to the Collector, and the manner of collecting the same, be left with the Assessore


That the town treasurer, with the approval of the selectmer be authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year begin. ning January 1, 1942 and to issue a note or notes


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Art. 14. Voted


1942.


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1942


therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note on noter as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, General Lant.


Art, 17. Voted


that such rums as may be needed, for War Allowance for residents in The Military and Naval Service, under the provisions of Chapter 11, Special Acts of 1942, before another Town Meeting, be taken from the Reserve Fund.


Voted


to raise and appropriate $750.00 to be used by The Selectmen where needed.


Art. 18 Voted X Art. 19. Voted


To accept the provisions of Chapter 710 of the Acto of 1941. relative to registering Bicycles


to raise and appropriate $100.00 for each Public Library in the town, to be used for maintenance and purchase of books.


Art. 20. Voted


to raise and appropriate 100.00 to pay for clerical assistance for the selection, board of public welfare and assessors, or any other town department.


Art. 21. Moved


to raise and appropriate $100.00, to be used for the improvement of the stage in the Town Hall . back to Article 4.


Referred Art. 4. Voted


to raise and appropriate $100.00, to add to the 350.00 for the Town Hall, in the Budget, to be used for the improvement of the Town Hall Stage,


Voted


Voted


that $500,00 be added to the 500.00 for Emergency Defensa, in the Budget to raise and appropriate money to pay for the several items in the Budget as amended.


Voted


to dissolve the meeting, Atrue record Atest John w. Parkhurst, Town Clerk. ( over )


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1942. Budget adopted March 2, 1942, Selectmen Board of Public Welfare Assessors Treasurer Town Clerk Collector of Taxes Accountant


Registrars Board of Health


Sealer of Weights and Measures Police


Dog Officer Inspector of Slaughtering


Inspector of Animals


Public Welfare


Old Age A sustance


Soldier's Relief


10000 20000


Fire Warden


20000


Forest Warden


100000


Moth Department


150000


Town Hall Public Grounds


45000 15000 7500


Memorial Day


Soldier's Graves


20000


Mt. Vernon Cemetery


10000 2500


Morse House


Schools Vocational Education


1677800 20000


Military Aid


5000


Town Forest 15000


Interest on Loans 22500


6 3 7 47


Essex Sanatorium Street Fighting W.P. A. Expense


Deputy Game Warden.


carried forward


6 0 0


00 30000 75000 175 00 27500 60000 40000 20000 80000


3500 30000 2500 315.00 5000


200000 550000


Tree Warden


54000


20000


5000


3515547


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1942, Budget Brought Forward. Contingency Fund Insurance Chapter 81, Maintenance Chapter 90, Maintenance Highways and Bridges, Selectmen's Fund Snow removal and Sanding


School House Loan


200000


20000 55000 300.00


100000


$ 4940547 600


Herald Press, Printing 400 Jour Reports


128.80 2700


William J. Greenler's Bill


War Allowance 75000


Public Libraries


20000


Clerical Assistance


10000


Total to raise


07 5 0,6 / 7.27


Transfers From Road Machinery Fund to Mainte- nance of Road Machinery 80000


From Overlay Reserve to Reserve Fund 50000


From Surplus Revenue Account to reduce tax levy for 1942.


700000


$830000


Total Transfers


35 155.47


7500 110000 412500 240000 100000 150000


Election Officers Aid to Dependent Children Forest Fire Patrol Emergency Defense


Charles To. Selleri Bill


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Archer N. French, appointed Fire Warden, March 10 There Warden 1942 and took his cath on that day.


Town of Borford, Mars. Office of Board of Selectmen


March 5, 1942. Dear will:


:


Police officer


This is to notify you that Joseph Budnick has this day been appointed a special police officer for The current year, and has Taken his cath of office from me.


Oath of Also I administered the oath of office to George G. B. Parkhurst, B. Parkhurst as assessor on March 2.


as Assessor.


Also I have administered the oath of office to Deputy Forest Horace Di Mare, Raymond Perley, Howard 7. Butter, In. Warder Carl W. Pratt and Simeon S. Pearl, all of whom have been appointed deputy forest wardens. Very truly yours Harry L. Cole. Justice of the Peace


organization


On March 6, the Board of Selectmen organized of Selectmen with Harry L. Cole as Chairman.


A true copy Attest:


John Us Parkhurst,


Town Clerk. Name of Inspector of Animals; William. Greenler Date of Nomination, March 3, 1942, Approval, March 9, 1942


11 Appointment, March 20, 1942, Date sworn into office, March 20, 1942. Signature Marry L. Gole John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.


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1942, Joun of Borford, Mass. office of Board of Selectment March 21, 1542, Dearbill:


Sealer of On March 13 the Selectmen appointed william R. weights and Walsh as Sealer of Weights and Measures for the current Why Measures. year.


On the same date Clarence &, Brown was appoint-


" Town Forest ed a member of the Town Forest Committee for a term computer of three years from Jan . 1 , 1942 .


On March 17 Alexander A. Shaw was appointed a Special Police officer for the current year.


He took his oath of office on the same date before me.


William R. Walsh took his cath of office as Sealer of Weights and Measures before me on March 20.


William & Greenler, D.V.M. received his appoint- ment as Inspector of Animals and took his oath of office before me on March 20.


Joseph B. Matthews took his oath a member of Moth Sup- The Board of Health before me on March 20, muntendent He received his appointment as moth superin- tendent on March 17, but has not taken his oath as yet.


Verytruly yours Harry L. Bole. Justice of The Peace


Atrice copy Altest:


John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.


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Special Police. i: Scaler of Weights 4 Measures Inspector of Animals


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1942. Town of Boxford, Mass. office of Board of Selectmen March 27. 1942.


Dear Will:


Seth L. Kelsey has this day taken his oath from me a a member of the School Committee,


The Selectmen appointed Henry 4. Titus a sworn weigher for the town of Boxford for the current year on This date and he took his oath of office from me,


Alfred Chapman took his oath as Inspector of Slaughtering before me, March 28. Verytruly yours, Harry S. Cole Justice of the Peace .


The Board of Assessors have organized with George B. Parkhurst, Chairman.


A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Joun Clerk.


Town of Boxford, Mass. Office of Board of Selectmen April 22, 1942. To the Town Clerk:


On April 15,1942, Wilbur Ricker was appointed a Special Police officer for duty in and about the Kelsey-Highlands Nursery by the Selectmen for the current year.


Harry Di Cale


On April 21, 1942, Wilber Picker took his watch of office before me,


Barbara Carolyn Perley Notary Public


A true copy Attest


John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.


1942, 489


List of Registrants for Boxford-April 26-27, 1942, Abbott, Lester Merrill Middleton Road, Butford Anderson, Oscar Oliver Lake Shore Road West Boxford Auger, Arthur Albert Washington Street "


Baer. John F. Main Street Boxford Bowen, Earle Whitaker Endicott Street "


Bond, Frederick Henry Lawrence Road ", Brown, Clarence E. Middleton Road " Blanchette, Ernest Francis Lake Shore Road Il est Buford Budnick. Ezreal, Washington Street West Boxford Bullis, Bennie Arlington 39 Brook Street Georgetown Burgson. Joseph Washington Street West Bayford


Campbell, Robert Hector Off Lockwood Lane Botford Carroll, Augustine Of Lake Shore Road. West Boxford. Case, Ralph Beatbay Topsfield Road Bouford Chapman, Alfred Lowell Valley Road West Boxford Cole, Harry Lee Main Street




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