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13 voted in favor. 14 opposed.
That the Town Clerk shall request of the officers, of all Cemeteries in the town, a report, giving the number of Revolutionary, 1812, Civil War, Spanish War, and World War graves in each yard, their size and location, and there reports shall be in the hand of The Town Clerk on or before the 1st day of May 1929.
Voted Voted
to take up Article 7. to take $400.00 from the Excess and Deficiency Account, and appropriate it for Highways as follows :-
1400.00 to be expended under the direction of the Selectmen. $1500.00 % 15.00.00 to continue the work on Ipswich Road under Chapter 90. 2500,00 to be equally divided between the two parishes, 5400.00 for oiling and repair work, under the direction of the Selectmen.
And that 6350,00 be raised and appropriated for Highways- as follows: - $2600.00 in conjunction with $5200,00 supplied by the State for general maintenance under Chapter 81. $2250.00 for Killam Hill Road provided $1500.00 from County and$ 1 2,250.00 from State, 1500.00 to continue the work on Main Street under $6350.00 Chapter 90.
Voted
to pass over Article 18, relative to printing Valuation of
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John J. Chadwick Jr.
Art. 17.
Voted
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1929. Voter
Real Estates for the year 1929, without action,
to pass over Article 19, without action, relative to placing the interest from the Library Found in the hands of the Trustees of the Libraries,
Voted
Voted
to pass over Article 20 , without action, relative to work on Ipswich Road and Main Street. (see action under Article 7.) to pass over Article 22 , without action, relative to recommendations of the Selectmen, which has already been acted on.
Art. 23. Voted
to sell School House No.Le and the Kimball School House in the West Parish at Public Auction,
Voted
that the matter of selling the School Houses be left in the hands of the Selectmen.
Voted
that a hearty vote of thanks be given to the Ladies of the West Parish for the excellent dinner they provided.
Voted
that the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen be authorized to take from the Excess and Deficient Account, such sums of money as may be needed for unforeseen incidental expenses.
See Budget on next page.
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1929.
Budget as accepted on page 60.
Collector Accountant Clerk
Treasurer 150,00 400,00 350,00 275,00 Elections 50.00 Sealer Weights & Measures Forest Warden Tree Warden Police 75.00 500,00 250.00 300.00 Dog Officer 30.00 Health & Sanitation 400,00 Street Lighting Charitles 1000.00 2000.00 Memorial Day 75.00 400,00
Interest on Loans
Gypsy & Brown Jail Moth
1500.00
Town Hall 250.00
Public Grounds
200.00
Annual charge by the Country of Essex for
Maintenance of the Tuberculosis Sanitarium 296.07 balance of Surplus Was Bonus Juind & J. B. Hospital Refund. Payment on State Note ( in addition to $98.77 ap from 450.00
Snow removal 500.00
Care of Soldiers France
300.00
$9751.07
Other items , to raise and appriaty, money for. School Budget
17035.00
Bills allowed
1348.86
Insurance of town employees
500,00
Highways
6350,00
Total amount to raise and appropriate $
34,984.93
Other appropriations
Payment State Note
598.77
School House Committee
483.36
Public Libraries (from Doglicense refund) 179.48
Highways 5400,00
Total appropriations. $ 41,646.54
Voted
to dissolve this meeting. A true record Attest John 2. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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Town of Boxford, Mass. office of Selektmen,
Bokford Mass. May 20 the 1929. Jo S. Arthur Gurley. DearSir :- The term of office of the Moth Supt for the Town of Bokford, having expired by Plan on May 1. 1929, you are hereby appointed by the Selectmen to serve as Moth Supt. in the Town of Boxford for the balance of the current year. 6
Respectfully Harry L. Cole Selectmen
Casual of John of Bokford
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Joseph B. Matthews
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Clinton B. Nason Bothford.
A tino why attest? John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk. Oath taken before Town Clerk May 27, 1929. Attest John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
Jom of Boxford, Mass. office of Selectmen. Botford. Mars. June 24th. 1929. Mr. George Moffett. Georgetown, Mash.
Bm have been appointed a Special Police in the John of Boxford for the current year. Harry L. Cole J. B. Mattheus Clinton B. Nason sich. Selectmen of Boxford Boxford, July 1, 1929. Personally appeared George Moffitt and took the outh of Special Police, this day before me.
John w. Parkhaus Joun Clerk.
70 1929.
71
1929.
Town of Boxford, Mass. office of Selectmen. West Boxford, Mass, July 12, 1929. Mr. J. W. Parkhurst,
Boxford, Mass. Dear Will :-
The following were appointed as special police in the Town of Boxford, for the current year, on June 7 th. 1929. Charles R. Edwards.
Daniel J. Broderick. Haverhill Water Works. William B. MC Namara, Charles F. Peters.
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0 George Moffat --- Kelsey Nursery.
Hastily. Harry L. Cole
A truco cofry Allesti John M. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Town of Boxford, Mass. office of Selectmen. West Boxford, Mass, March 21 st. 1929. To J. W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk. Dear Will, - The following appointments have been made by the Selectmeno.
March 4th. William J. Greenler-Inspector of Animals. March 4 th Augustals & Whittier Inspector of Slaughtering. March 9th George H. Noson Charles A. Bixby Special Arthur . Phillips Police. Howard Martin Respectfully, Harry L. Cole, Clerk of Selectmen.
A true copy Attest John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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72 1929.
List of Jurors. Following is a list of Jurors for the year 1929.
Everett H. Chadwick, Main St., W. Boxford, Farmer. George H. Nason, Dole Hill, W. Boxford, Mechani, Walter K. Morss, Lake Shore Rd, W. Boxford, Fruit Grower. Arthur D. Whittier, Glendale Rd., W. Boxford, Laborer. Charles A. Bixby, Depot Rd., Boxford, Mail Carrier, Edward K. Mortimer, V. Borford Rd., Boxford, Laborer. Harry J. Moore, Boxford Village, Boxford, Laborer J. Willard Pearl, Lake Shore Rd., W. Boxford, Farmer Cyrus E. Killam, Endicott St., Boxford, Poultryman
A time copy taken from the Annual Town Report. Attest. John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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Town of Boxford, Mass. office of Selectmen Freb. 19th 1930. John Clerk, Boxford, Mas.
Fear Will: The Selection appointed Clarence &. Brown as Forest Warden for the Town of Boxford for the year 1930 at their regularmeeting on Jan, 3d 1930 Respectfully Harry S. Cole Glerk a tive copy Attest John W. Parkhurst, Joun Clerk.
Tothe Town Clerk Bayford, Mass. List of Jurors
Dear Sir,
Following is a list of Jurors for the year 1930. Walter W. French, Elm St. Borford, Foreman. H. Parker Cheney, Middleton Rd., Boxford, Teamster. Raymond E. Gillis, Main St., Bokford, Carpenter. Cyrus E. Killam, Endicott St., Boxford, Poultryman. Charles F. Austin, Main St., W. Bokford, Farmer. Simeon S. Pearl, Lake Shore Rd., W. Bokford, Farmer. Edward E. Pearl, Main St., N. Boxford, Inspector. William J. Greenler, Highland Rd. W. Borford, Veterinary. Avard P.Lyon, Ipswich Rd., W. Boxford, Carpenter. Respectfully, Harry L. Cole. Clerk of Selectmen.
A trine copy Attend: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
1930.
Boxford, Jeb. 22, 1930. This is to certify that I have this day destroyed all the Ballots cast at the Annual Town Election held March 4, 1929.
Attest. John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Election Officers for Annual Town Meeting to be held in Boxford, Mass, March 3, 1930, appointed by the Selectmen.
Hiram N. Jonne, Clerk
James Feronetti 0 Clarence &. Brown
Walter W. French Raymond & Gillis
Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Bokford, March 3, 1930. This is to certify that I have this day delivered to the Election Officers of Boxford, 436 official Ballots, for the Annual Town Election to be held March 3, 1930. also Specimen Ballots and card of instructions.
Attest: Johan W. Parkhurst, JounClick.
74 1930
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1930.
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Boxford, qualified to vote at Elections and in town affaires held in the Town Hall, Boxford, on Monday, March 3, 1930. it being the Annual Town Meeting: the following record was made .
The meeting was called to order and the Warrant read by the Moderator, Mr. Chester Killam After the Ballot Box had been inspected, the keys were given to Avard P. I yon, Constable.
The Polls were declared open at 8-30 o'clock A.M. At the opening of the Polls the Ballot Bry Registered 000 close " " 207
Check List 207 Nr. of Ballots 207 The Moderator appointed
Raymond Pearl Walter B. Carleton (Tellers, Dana J. Killamo Iswornby Town Clerk. As fast as fifty ballots were cast they were taken out and canrassed
At 1 2 -33 P.M. the Polls were declared closed. After the Ballots were all canvassed and sealed uh, and the Voting Lists and Ially sheets were sealed up, the meeting was adjourned at 1-45 P.M. for one half hour.
Meeting called to order according to adjournment. Rev. Mr. Nous opened the meeting with prayer.
Art. 2. No action taken on it. Art. 3.
Voted to accept the School House Committe's Report as found on Pages 6 1 and 62 of the Town Report for 1929.
Voted Voted Voted Voted
to accept the Jax Collector's Reportonpages 10-11. to accept the Treasure's Report on pages 9, 36-37. to accept the Assessor's Report on page 6.
to accept the is chool Committe's Report on page 54
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To accept the report of the Town Click on Page. 32-341. to accept the report of the Committee on School Funds. to accept the report of the way (officers as found on, 1
to accept the Town Accountants report on pages 12-25, 3%. that the Collector of Taxes shall receive I per cent of the collections instead of 9/4 of one per cent. all other Officers to receive the Same as last year, as follows :- The compensation of Town Officers and Com- mitteer shall be as follows ;
The Town Accountant, shall receive two hun- dred dollars a year.
The Town Treasurer, shall receive one hundred dollars a year.
The Collector of Takes, shall receive one per cent for collecting the taxes for 1930.
That all other bills shall be allowed by the Selectmen, except their own bills for services ren- deved to the Town, these bills must be brought before the Town to be allowed.
Art. 6. Voted Voted
to take up Schools and Highways appropriations later
to accept and to raise and appropriate a sufficient sum to pay the several item's in the suggested Budget as found on page 1 of the Town Report for 1929. with the following exceptions.
That 200, 00 be added for Soldier's Graves.
That 1 00. 00 be added to the Town Accountants 325,00 making the amount 425.00
Striking out the $2200,00 for Public Welfare and taking that amount from the accumulated interest on the Town Farm Fund now in the Lawrence Savings Bank.
And that the 150,00 for Public Grounds beequally divided between the two Parishes.
(see Budget next page.)
76 1930. Voted Voted Voted
Art. 4 Voted Art. 5 Voted <
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1930.
Budget as accepted.
Treasurer Collector Accountant Clerk Elections Sealer Weights & Measures Forest Warden Tree Warden
150 00 400 00 425,00 300 00 150:00
2500
50000
250 00 Police
30000 Dog Officer 30 00 Health & Sanitation Street Lighting Memorial Day
50000 800.00 7500 500 00
Interest on Loans
Gypsy & Brown Jail Moth Town Hall' 11500.
Parishes)
Public Grounds (Jobe equally divided betweentur, 15000 Snow removal 500 00 Annual charge by the County of Essex for Maintenance of the Iniberculosis Sanitariam new addition built in 1929. 469.85 Soldier's Graves 20000
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Here follows record of Election Clerk. Annual Town Meeting Town of Boxford Monday March 3, 1930. The voters of the Town met at the Town Hall Boxford, on Monday March 3, 1930 at 8.30 A. M. and east their ballots for the following Town officers . Moderator for one year Vote for one Whole number of votes cast 207 Chester Killam 182 Harlan E. Symonds 2
Edward E. Pearl 2
Blanks 2L
207
7
Vote for one 84 Clinton B. Nason 120 Whole number Blanks
207
3
Collector of tages for one year
Vote for one
Simeon S. Pearl 190
17
Blanks Wholenumber 207
Assessor of taxes for three years
Vote forone
George B. Parkhurst 190
Blanks 17
Whole number 207
School Committee for three years
vote for one
Whole number votes cast 2017
E. Robert Little 166
Lucy &. Parkhurst 1
Harlan E. Symonds 1
Sadie Gerst 1
Alice P. Austin 1
John Albion Andrew 2 Blanks 35
207
Board of Health for three years
Vote for one
Whole number votes cast 207
183
Joseph B. Mathews Blanke 24
207
Surveyor of Highways For one year(East Parish) Vote for one Whole number votes cast 207
Raymond Perlen 184 1 Timon Lockwood Blanks 22
207
78 1930.
Selectman for three years Dimon Lockwood
79
1930,
Surveyor of Highways For one year (West Parish Vote for one Whole number votes cast. 207
163 Edward H. Doncette Blanks 44
207
Tree Warden for one year
Votefor one
Whole number votes cast 207
Harold &. Gillis 106
91
George A. Gould Blanks 10
207
Constable East Parish, for one year
Whole number votes cast
Clinton & French David Mighill Blanks 4
Votefor one 207 105 98
207
Constable West Parish, for one year ... Geo. F. W. Hopping
Votefor one 156
Whole number votes cast 207
Amos Bird 1 Geo. Nason 1
Avard P. Lyon 1
H. N. Joune 1
Blanks 47-
207
A true record attest Hiram N. Toune Election Clerk. Ative copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Click.
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1930. C The following Officers were declared elected. Chester Killam, Moderator, for one year. C Clinton B. Nason, Selectman, for three years.
by H. S. Bile 2.8. ensom Mar. 4. 0 Simeon S. Pearl, Collector of Taxes, for one year. 0 George B. Parkhivest. Assessor Jaker, for three years. 0 E. Robert Little, School Committee, for three years. Joseph B. Matthews, Board of Health, for three years. 0
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Raymond Perley, Surrezer of Highways, for one year.
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Edward H. Doucette, Surveyor of Highways, for one year. Harold & Gillis, Tree Warden, for one year.
0 Clinton & French, Constable, East Parish, for one year,
0
George F. W. Hopping, Constable, West Parish, for one year.
Voted Voted
to take up Article 11.
to allow the following bills of charge and raise and appropriate money to play the same. March 3d. 1930. Town of Boxford, To Harry L. Cole Dr.
Services as Selectman for 1929 (general) 150. On Killam Hill road 20.
" as member Public welfare 30.
Registrar 7.
11 Board of Health 6.
11 11 Assessor 100.
(General)
excise tax 50. 11 "
$363.00
Boxford Mass, March 3, 193
Town of Bokford
To J. B. Matthewz
Services Selectman 125.00
11 Killam Hill road 20.00
Brand of Public Welfare 30.00 11
11
15 Health
3.00
11 11 " Regis 8.50
(186.50) 188.50
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West Boxford, Mass, Mar. 1, 1930, Town of Boxford To Clinton B. Nason Dr.
To services to Town as Selectman 1 year 25.00
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11 11
" Public Welfare 1yr. 30. 00
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11
11 .
" Registrar 8.50 En Killam Hill Road 20,00 $183.50
Boxford, Mar. 3, 1930. Town of Boxford Je Lev. B. Parkhurst Dr.
For services as assessor, General, I vv.
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excise 150. $150,00
Town of Boxford, Mass. office of 2 March 41930 To Paul L. Killam Dr. For services as Assessor of takes for the year 1929 $, 100.
Boxford, Mass., Feb. 24, 1930 Pay Roll of the Tree Department George A Gould
To Arthur Gurley 7 1/2 hours @ 50c 3.75 11 Frank M. Gould 11 "1 "." 5,50
George A. Gould 21 1/2 .. ", 50 (10. 75 ) 10.25 11
19.50
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West Boxford Mass Town of Boxford, To Avard P.Lyon Dr.
1930
Posting warrants & Civil Service "5,00 Other Police services 10,00
15.00
1 1930.
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1930.
The Perkins Press Time Printing Topsfield, Mass., March 1, 1930 Sold to Town of Boxford 350 copies Annual Town Report, 1929 80 pp.@ 1.85 148.00 Gover 5.00 Jable 8.50
25 extra copies 4.50
200 extra Warrants 1,50
$167.50
Voted Voted
to Take up Article 16.
to raise and appropriate 600. 00 for insurance of its employees.
Voted Voted
to take up Article 19.
that the vote of March 2, 1925 Directing that Five Thousand Dollars of the accumulated interest of The Town Farm Fund (so called) be set aside for the use of the Libraries of the East and West Parisher be and hereby is changed so as to read,- Beginning at the words " and spent" The vote will then read ;-
and spent under the ownership and direction of the Town for such purposes in the interest of the respective Libraries of the East and West Parishes as shall be approved by the Board of Selectmen.
The vote as changed is as follows. "Voted that five thousand dollars (5000,00) of the accumulated interest of the Town Farm Fund (so called) be deposited by the Treasurer in some savings bank of the Commonwealth, - said zum divided and the accumulated interest thereon to be eventu- ally by vote and appropriation of the Town equally between the East and West Parish, and spent under the ownership and direction of the Town for such purposes in the interest of the respective Libra~ ries of the East and West Parishes as shall be approved
Library Fund vote as it) now stands.
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by the Board of Selectmen . "
That the Public Library Fund (so called) as reported on Page 35 of the Annual Town Report of 1929 be equally divided by the Treasurer of the Town and deposited in separate accounts in some Savings Bank of the Commonwealth, under the name of the East Parish Library Fund, and the West Parish Library Fund, said I mid with the future accumulation of interest to be expended in the interests of the respective Libraries of the East and West Parish under the own- ership and direction of the Town, all bills and claims against said fund to be approved by the Board of Selectmen.
Voted Voted
to take up Article 21. that the matter of selling the Town Pound be left in the hands of the Selectmen, to do as they see fit. to take up Article 27.
Voted Voted
that the Selectmen be authorized to appoint one of their members to another office or position under their control, the Town to fix the salary of suchperson, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 36, Acts of 1929.
Voted
that we appropriate twenty two hundred dollars 2200.00) from the accumulated interest of the Town Farm Fund, as shown on page 35 of the Town Report for 1929, for Public Welfare.
Voted Voted
raise $50.0 is all under this role.
to take up Article 23. that there be raised and appropriated the sum of $16000.00 for the purpose of constructing and originally equiffing and furnishing a school building on the lot of land offered the town by Lewis Kennedy Morse or such other lot as may be selected and obtained by the selectmen for this purpose: and that, to meet said appropriation, there be transferred from the Excess and Deficiency Account the sum of " 5000,00, that there beraised in the tax levy of the current year the sum of 150. 00,
1930. Voted
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1930.
and 1500. 00 from the sale of the Lund estate and old school houses, and the treasurer, with the approval of the selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow the sum of 8000. 00 and to issue bonds or notes of the town therefor, said bonds or notes to be payable in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Lans, so that the whole loan shall be paid in not more than ten years from the date of issue of the first bond or note on at such earlier Later as the treasurer and Selectmen may deter- mine.
Voted Voted
to take up Article 24.
that the Selectmen, School Committee, Chester Killam, Harlan P. Kelsey Jr. and Dimon Lockwood, be the School House Building Committee, with full authority to construct and equip a school building as authorized by vote of the town, all within the sims raised and appropriated for said purpose.
Voted Voted
to take up Article 25. that the Selectmero be authorized to dispose of the Aaron Wood and Palmer School Buildings and And to acquire the necessary land for the motor land. (School building.
Voted Voted
to take up Article 29. that the Selectmen be authorized to dispose of the Lund estate.
to take up Article 28.
Vated Voted to raise and appropriate $ 1000. vo to be used on Endicott road provided the State and County will each give a like amount.
Voted Voted
to take up Article 26.
to raise and appropriate 1 000, 00 to be used on Willow Road in the West Parish, provided the State and County will each give a like amount.
Voted Voted
to take up Article 9.
that the compensation for Labor in the several department of the Town be four dollars (4.00) for a day of eight hours,
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And Twenty five cents an hour for a horse, while working on the roads and pathing snow,
And fifty cents an hour for a man while shording snow.
The pay for a man and team working on the road, and pathing snow, shall be eight dollars a day of eight hours.
For a yoke of oxen, two dollars a day of nine howes. For a flow for ox shovel, five cents an hour each. to take up Article 15.
to pass over Article 15, relative to selling the Morse real estate, without action.
to take up Article 10.
that the money that may be refunded on account of dog licenses, be equally divided between the two PublicLibraries of the Town.
to take up Article 17.
to raise and appropriate 200.00 for the improve- later a votemas passed giving. ment of the ancient graves, 100. 00 for Mt . Vernon www. to cashparis Cemetery in West Boxford, and 100.00 for the East Parish!
it not being legal under. Art 17!
Voted Voted
to take up Article 6.
to raise and appropriate 17,675.00 for the support of schools, for the ensuing year.
Voted
to adopt the recommendations of the Selectmen relative to work on the Highways as found on Pages 71-72 of the Town Report for 1929, viz : -
$2600.00 in conjunction with 5200.00 supplied by the State, for general maintenance under Chapter 80.
2000:00 To continue the work on Ipswich road in Botford, under Chapter 90.
2000,00 To continue the work on Main Street and Ipswitch road in West Boxford, under Chapter 90. 2000.00 Tobe expended under the direction of the Selection.
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1930.
Voted Voted
Voted Voted
Voted Voted
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1930. 2500,00 To be equally divided between the time parishes, for oiling and repair work, under the direction of the Selectmen.
$7200.00 For the completion of the Killam Hill road, this sum being 10% of the estimated cost of the completion of the road to the Topsfield line. And that $10,000.00 of the above be taken from the Excess and Deficiency account, and that we raise and appropriate the balance of $300,00. to take up Article 11.
Voted Voted
to raise and appropriate 495,00 to pay the following land damages, for land takero on the Killam Road. viz :-
$400.00 to Chester Killamo . $55.00 to Fannie R. Perley. $40.00 to Frank Chase.
Voted Voted
to take up Article 39. to pass Article 33 over without action, relative to installing Electric Lights on Main St. from the corner of Lake Shore Road to the Haverhill Line. to take up Article 32.
Voted Voted
to pass Article 32, over without action, relative for Electric current, to the Town helping to extend a line of Poles, to the residence of Hirano N. Jowned.
Voted Voted
to take up Article 35.
that it is the sense of this meeting that some economical and adequate method of furnishing electric current to H. N. Jours, the residents of North Main St. in W. Boxford or any others desiring electricity be found if possible, and That the Selectmen be and hereby are authorized to confer with the Lawrence Gas & Electric Co, and The Public Service commission in regard to the same.
Voted Voted,
to take up Article 14. That the town treasurer, with the approval of The selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation
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1930.
Voted Voted
Voted Voted Voted Voted
Voted Voted
to take up Article 30 .
to raise and appropriate 200.00 for the celebra- tion of the Tercentenary, $100.00 for each parish, to be used under the direction of the Selectmen. to take up Article 6.
Voted Voted prepresions) vote. Voted Voted
that $100.00 be raised and appropriated for the improvement of the ancient graves in The East Parish. (This was included in a previous vote.) to take up Article 35
Voted Voted
That the thanks of the Town, be extended to our retiring Constable, David Mighill, for his long and faithful service. to take up Article 18.
to pass over Article 18 without action, relative to new valuation book. to take up Article 20.
Voted Voted
Already hased.
to raise and appropriate 2000, 00 to be expended under the provisions of Chapter 90 General dans, in the continuation of the work on Ipswichroad Boxford, and 2 vo vo to continue the work on Main Street and Ipswich road in West Boxford, This has already been passed in the acceptance of the recommendations of the Selectmen.)
Voted
to take up Article 34.
of the revenue of the financial year beginning January", 1930, and to issue a note or notes therefor , payable within one year, any debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the revenue of said financial year . to take up Article 13.
to leave the matter of determining when the taxes shall be committed to the Collector, also the manner of collecting the same, in the hands of the Assessors. to take up Article 7. to pass over Article 7. to take up Article 12.
to leave the matter of making the roads passable, when encumbered with snow, in the hands of the Highway Surveyors.
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1930. Voted Already passedde Selectionens recommendations
to raise and appropriate 10% of the cost of the completion of Killam Hill road, provided the state and Country will contribute the other 90%.
Voted
Voted Voted
to take up Article 31. Moved to change the hour of opening the Polls at the Annual Town Meeting to 8 o'clock A. M. instead of 8-30. No vote. to take up Article 35. to extend a vote of thanks to the Ladies of The East Parish for the excellent dinner they provided .
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