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Delegates atLarge To the Republican nationalVous Pou to nominate candidates you recevant mail Vice- President a Que United States. George J. Woolk 64 / eechnout St. Worcester 22, Pledged to Hoover, William WY Sietter 23 /Commonwealth Wve, oslo,20. Diceged to Hoover.
Alvan J. Frilles, 81 appleton St, holder.
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Fledged to Hoors
Mary Tratt Toller 486 Main St Greenfield. 21. ( Blanks 7. Pledged to Hoover, alternate Delegates at Large. !
Group, Frank . allen (289 Walpole St. Howwood 22. Ifledred to Hoover Vacker Mixacon 222 hice St. Anton. Pledged to Hoover.
Leverett Saltoustalf 241 Chestnut Hill Rd. Newton, 20 Pledged to Avorey. Louise M. Williams, S Lean. 24. Jaunton, 20, (Pledged to N/a Haover.
Blanket 10.
District Delegales. Sixth District. Bayard Zuckerman K. Hamilton, 21.
Viled ged, to Hoover.
Lewis . Hover. 435 So. Main St. Haverhill. 21.
Pledged to Hoover.
4. Cel Cornale District Delegates Sithe District. Malcolm L. Sell, 24, High St. Marblehead. 23. Pledged to Hoover. Edith , Walker, 145 Main St. Unesbury, 22. Pledged to Hoover, (slanke, V 1.
trus reward attest. Deo. K. Parkhurst treceiett lock a true copy. Attext : JulinW. Parkhurst,
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1932. Presidential Primary Election, Darci 26.1932, Record of Precinct Two. Town of Boxford. Meeting called to order and warrant read by the Precinct Clerk at 7 o'clock a.m. Polls opened at seven o'clock and ten minutes a.M. after the ballot boy had been examined by the Precinct officers present and the public and found to be empty. The boy was then locked and the key held by George J. W. Hopping the Constable in attendance. The ballot boy registered 000. Det two o'clock in the afternoon the falls were closed the ballot-boy registering Thirty one (31).
The officers in charge of the check lists ounced the number of names checked to be Thirty one (31). The ballots were there removed from the ballot- box und audibly counted one by one and the whole number found to be thirty one (31). The precisiet officers then proceeded to count the voler received by each person. with the following result. Whole number of votes for delegates at large Republican Party. Group, 118. Blank 11. George F. Booth of Worcester 28. William M. Butter of Boston. 27. Celvan J. Fuller of Malden. 31. Mary Pratt Potter of Greenfield. 27.
Whole number of votes for alternate delegates at large, Republicanaity Group, 118.
Blank. 14. Frank G. Aller of Norwood. 31.
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1932.
Gaspar IS. Bacon of Boston 27. Leverett Saltonstall of Newton 26. Louise M. Williams of Taunton 26.
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Whole number of votes for District Delegates, Sixth District. Republican. Party. Group. 57. Blank 5
Bayard Tuckerman Jr. of Hamilton 29. Leurs R. Honey of Haverhill 28.
Whole number of votes for alternate Delegates, Sixth District. Group. 57. Blank 5. malcolm L. Bill of Marblehead 31. Edith E. Walker of amesbury. 26.
Whole number of votes for delegates al large, Democratic Party. Vote for not more than twelve, Group ! Blank. James m. Curley of Boston. ames Roosevelt of Cambridge. James H. Brennan of Boston Thomas F: Cassidy of Cheshire. James J. Mariales of Boston. Edward a. M. Laughlin Jr. of Newton. Prime Robichaud of Gardner.
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1
Joseph Santosnosso Boston
Onellie L. Sullivan Fall River.
Joseph Ja Hurley Breton. Paul H. Hines of Boston. Joseph Hus Hantien of Tenere ..
Groupe 2. David & Walsh of Fitchburg Joseph BB. Ely, of West field Marcus a. Coolidge of Fitchburg William J. Foley of Boston,
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1932.
William P. Connery Ja, of Lymin.
whu J. Douglass. 1 Boston. John Wome Cormack Boston. William Granfield of Long meadow. Many L. Bacigalupo of Boston Heland G. Watch of Lakeville. Charles H. Cole of Boston John F: Fitzgerald of Boston. not Grouped. Roland D. Sawyer of Ware.
Whole number of votes for alternate delegates at large. Democratic Party. Group 1. Blank. Helen C Galvin of Boston Dorothy Whipple Try of Brookline. Edward H. morris of Quincy Mabel R. Worthy of Boston Lignes H. Parked of Boston Francis J. W. Ford of Boston. Eugene Wambaugh of Cambridge. Oliver E. Gram of Boston,
(inthur W. Heidke, of Boston
Frances. E. Zaletskas of Cambridge. Matthew Maney of Laurence. M. Grace Barry of Malden. Group 2. William G. Thompson of Newton Edward . Barry of Boston Jahre C. Mahoney of Worcester. Charles H. Slowly of Lowell. Mary H. Ward of Boston. 2. Henry Goguen of Leominster. Samuel alebky of Brookline. Charles Je Riordan of Sharon. J. Leo Sullivan of Peabody John P. Buckley of Boston
165
1932.
Leo M. Birminghame of Boston Daniel F. OConnell of Brookline. 1
Whole number of votes for District-delegates Sixth District. Democratic. Group 1. Blank. James D. Burns of Salem. William H. M. Donald of Haverhill. Group 2. John J. Mc Carthy of Salem. Lot FM: namara of Haverhill
Whole number of votes for alternate - district delegater. Sinth District. Dem Party. Blank. Group 1. Richard B. Larkin of Georgetown. James J. Brennan of marblehead. Group 2. Timothy W. Fitzgerald of Salem. James Fi Carens newbury port.
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at 2:30 P.m. it was voted that the meeting be - dissolved .
a true record attest: Edward E. Pearl Precimet Clerk of Precinct Two Town of Boxford. a true copy attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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1932.
At a Special Town Meeting held in the Town Hall. Boxford, Mass, on Friday evening, May 6, 1932. the following record was made:
Meeting was called to order at 8 o'clock P.M. and the Warrant read by the Moderator, Chester Killam.
Art. 1. Voted
That the wages for the Elected Town Officers, who receive hay according to the time they work, be forty five cents (45) per hour, retroactive from the March Town Meeting, instead of a 20 per cent reduction, as suggested in the Budget.
Voted That the two elected salaried Town Officers, receive see pag 145' a ten per cent reduction, instead of twent per cent as suggested in the Budget; retroactive from the March Town Meeting.
The Collector of Taxes shall receive ? of one per cent of the collections and the Town Treasurer shall receive ninety dollars a year.)
Art. 2. Voted
That we accept a gift of One hundred dollars (100.) from Mr. Egreal Budnick, and not charge him a fee for each animal slaughtered, as provided under Sec. 120 A. of Chapter 94 General Laws, which section was adopted March 7, 1932 (see Page 152)
Voted
That the 200, salary, as stated in the Town records , for the Town Accountant, be stricken from the records
Voted
That this meeting be dissolved. A true record Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Glock.
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1932
Town of Boxford, Mass. Office of Selectmen Mr. John W. Parkhurst
Town Clerk Boxford Mare Following are the appointments made by the Selectmen to date in 1932
January, J. B. Matthews, Moth Supt. C. E. Brown, Forest Warden
March 18, E. E. Pearl Nominated inspector of Slaughtering. W. J. Greenler, Nominated inspector of animals. Special Police, George H. Nason Arthur P. Phillips Howard Martin Robert J. Stewart. fr. (Inspector)
E. E. Pearl, appointed of slaughtering .
April 1. April 11, W. J. Greenler Appointed inspector of Animals Special Police appointed at the request of the Haverhill Water Board, for duty at Their Water Shed Herbert &. Crowell -800 Kenoza Street Dudley R. Palmer-South Groveland Leroy A. Sherman-1160 Boston Road, W.C. Daniel L. Garren - 45 Haseltine St. Charles F. Peter - 27 Laurel Avenue
Frank S, Reed - 4 Fairfield Street Charles M. Johnson- 115 So. Pleasant Street Charles R. Edwards- 57 Buttonwoods Ave,
Respectfully Harry L. Cole. A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
Led
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1932.
At a Special Town Meeting, held in Town Hall, Boxford, on Tuesday evening, August 30, 1932 at eight o'clock, the following record was made. Meeting was called to order at eight o'clock P.M. and the Warrant read by the Moderator, Chester Killar. To take up Article one.
Voted Voted
That the town appropriate the sum of 884.00 to defray the expense of Boxford pupils from the East Parish in attendance at The Topsfield High School. 63 voted in favor 28 opposed.
Voted
to dissolve this meeting.
A true record Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boford, Sept. 14, 1932. I have this day destroyed all the Ballots cast in the Town of Bokford, Mass, at the Presidential Primaries held April 26, 1932.
Attest, John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
Boford, Sept. 20, 1932.
This is to certify that I have this day delivered to the Wardens of each Precinct, the Ballots, Specimen Ballots etc. sent out by the Secretary of the Commonwealth. for the State Primaries held This day.
Attest. John W. Parkhurst. Town Clark.
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State Primaries. Precinct one.
1932.
Agreeably to the foregoing warrant, the voters of Precinct one, mit at the Town Hall and cast their tallets for the following named candidates
The polls were opened at 7 o'clock A. M. by the Warden J. Perley Killam.
The ballot box was opened and shown to be empty then closed, locked and the key placed in the hands of Constable Leo Richardson
The polls closed at 2 P.M.
The ballot box then registered (89)
The check-list showed the number of votes cast to be. (88)
The number of ballots in ballot box (88)
The ballots were the counted, publicly declared and recorded as follows.
Democratic Party
For Governor Joseph B. Elf of 66 Broad St., Westfield Blanks
For Lieutenant Governor.
Edward P. Barry of 32 Sigourney St, Boston. 0
David J. Buckley of 296 Temple St. Boston 0
Raymond A. Fitzgerald of / Leonard Ave. Camb. 0 William J. Hennessey, of 333 Geneva Are., Boston 0 Francis E. Kelley of Toplif St. Boston 0
John F. Malley, of 188 Commonwealth Ave., Newton. 0
Michael C. C' Neill, of 40 Summer St. Everett 0
John E. Swift of 7 Parker Hill Aven Milford 1 Blanks 6
For Secretary.
John F. Buckley, of 184 Fuller St. Boston 0
J. Edward Callanan, of 197 Tremont St. Newton 0
John W. Gussen of 125 Brook Ave. Boston 0
Arthur G. Flynn of 8 Blanvon Rd. Boston 0
George F. Gilbody of 3 Ely Rd. Boston 0
George F. Grogan of 14 Central St. Concord 0
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1932,
Edward & Gurry of 184 Magazine St. Cambridge 0 John D. O'Brien of 68 Decatur St. Boston 0 0 Joseph Santosnosso of 60 School St. Boston 4
Ray H. Shattuck of 489 Columbia Rd. Boston 0 Charles R. Sullivan of 6 Adams St. Boston 0
Henry & Sullivan of 801 East Third St. Boston 0
Blanks 3
For Treasurer. Charles F. Hurley of 57 Fresh Pond Lane, Lamb. 6
Blanks 1
For Auditor. John E. Buckley of 2 California Ave. Quincy 0
John J. Harrington of 14 Wood St. Boston 0 Francis X. Hurley of 106 Inman St. Camb. 3
Alfred &. Moore of 61 Sycamore St, Boston 0
Leo A. Spillane of 18 Rozeway St. Boston 0
Blanks 4
For Attorney General. John P. Buckley of 48 Chestnut St, Boston 2
Harry E. Cases of 837 Third St. Boston 0
Daniel J. Dempsey, Jr. of 69 Bartlett Are. Arlington, 0 William R. S charton of 10 Franklin St. Reading 0 Harold W. Sullivan of 30 Kinross Rd. Boston 0 Raymond & Sullivan of 1868 Com. Are. Boston 0
Relantes Blanks 5
For Congressman; Sixth District James D. Burne of / Island Ave. Salem 2
George J. Ferguson of 15 Charles St. Danvers 0 Blanks 5
For Councillor- Fifth District Louis J. Dion of 38 Marion St. Lynn 0
Joseph M. Hargedon of 21 Highlawn Ave. Laurence 0
William G. Hennessey of 653 Western Ave, Lynn Louis A. Kotarski of 80 Washington So, East, Salem 1
Blanks 6
170 [Secretary)
1932. 171
For Senator-Fourth Essex District Richard B. Larkin of West Main St. Georgetown 0
Lot J MC Namara In. of 4 Highland Ave. Haveskill 1 Blanks 6
For Representative in General Court Seventh Essex District Marcus G. Pettingell of 41 Poplar St. Danvers. 0
James H. Sullivan of 83 Maple St. Danvers 6
Blanks
1
For bounty Commissioners-Essex-Vote for two. Levi's G. Carey of 161 Saratoga St. Lawrence 0
George Leo Hale of 5 Broadway Ave Lawrence 0
Ernest V. Lowell of 11 Bay View Drive, Swampscott. 1 Michael J. Ray of 197 Lowell St. Peabody. 1 Blanks 12
For Sheriff. Essex. Michael A. Landers of 9 Ridge Rd. Lawrence 6
Blanks 1
For State Committee Fourth Essex District Charles H. Morrill of 23 N. Broadway Haverhill. 1 Blanks 6
For Delegates to State Convention Vote for ten
0
Blanka 14
For Town Committee Vote for ten 0
Blanks /4
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1932.
For Governor.
Walter E. Brownell of 130 Huntington Ave. Boston 4
Frank A. Goodwin, 17 Wade St. Boston 45
E. Mack Sullivan, 25 Wm. Jackson Ave. Boston 3
Vm. Sterling Youngman, 39 Williston Rd. Brookline. 24
Blanks 5
For Lieutenant Governor.
Jasper G. Bacon, 222 Prince St. Boston 49
Chester J. Campbell, 210 Norfolk St. Quincy 25
Blanks 27
For Secretary.
Frederic W. Cook. 75 Benton Rd. Somerville 68
Blanks 13
For Treasurer.
Francis Prescott, Old Upton Rd. Grafton 50
Marklin, 166 Harvard St. Borton 16
Blanks 15
For Auditor
Emerson J. Coldwell. 68 Bag View St. Weymouth 21
Alonzo B. Cook, 43 Bowdoin St. Boston. 45
Blanks 15
For Attorney General.
Joseph E. Warner 52 Church Green, Jaunton 69
Blanks 12
For Congressman-Sixth District.
A. Piatt Andrew, Eastern Point, Gloucester. 55
Albert P. Wadleigh, 67 Church St. Merriman. 19
Blanks 7
For Councilor, - Fifth District.
William & Birmingham: 18 Church St. Peabody. 22
Eugene B. Fraser, 8 Sanderson Ave, Lynn. 41
Blanks 18
For Senator, Fourth Essex District
J. Bradford Davis, 16 Johnson St. Haverhill. 32
Arthur L. Nason, 18 Laurel Ave. Haverhill. 39
Francis Scalese, 50 River St. Haverhill. 3
Blanks 7
172 Republican Party.
1932. 173
For Representative in General Court Seventh Essex District.
Archibald L. Jones, South Main St. Middleton. 42
Harold D. Stone, 26 Berry, St. Danvers 25
George H. Williams, Whipple He ill Danvers. 8
Ralph E. Williams, 29 Burroughs St. Dannere. 4 Blanks 2
For County Commissioner- Essex Vote for two Wallace H. Bell, 413 N. Main St. Andover. 1539
Frederick Butler Lowell St. Andover. 39
Frank St. Giles, 2 Forest St. Methrin, / James H. Lord 54 Forest St. Methuen. 14
Ernest W. Lowell, 11 Bay View Drive, Swampscott. 9 1
Robert H. Mitchell, 950 Main St. Haverhill$ 38 Charles O dell, 257 Wash. St. Salen. -8 Blanks 38
(38)
For Sheriff- Essex.
John Henry Harrison, 507 Essex St. Lawrence. 3
John E. Hazes. 150 Bridge St. Beralt. 9
Harold E. Larkin, 45 Fernwood Ave. Haverhill. 4.4 Martin Lewis Quinn, 47Hillside Ave. Swampscott 3 Frank &. Raymond, 48 St. Peter St. Salon 158 Blanks 4 For State Committee- Fourth Essex District.
Lewis R. Hover, 435 So. Main St. Haverhill. 55
Albert G. Waters 1
Blanke 25
Delegate to State Convention.
Chester Killam 1 A. K. Cushman 11
J. B. Matthews 1
Harry L. Cole 2
Blanks -
(over)
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1932.
Town Committee Vote for ten
Harry L. Cole 4
Joseph B. Matthews 4 Charles Austin 3
Geo. B. Parkhurst Dimon Lockwood
1
Raymond Perlez
1
Simeon S. Pearl
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J. Perler Killam
1
Harlan E. Symonds
1
Walter French
Harry F. Moore
1
Mrs. Alex Price
1 3 1 1
Mrs. Henry Perley
Mrs. M. Bond
2
Im. R. Walch
Al. K. Nason
Robt. B. Parkhurst
1
Mrs. Charles Austin Paul Killam
Mrs. Frank Manny
E.L. Bradford
A true record Attest:
George B. Parkhurst. Precinct Clerk.
A true copy Attesti
John W. Parkhurst, Town Block.
2
Walter K. Moral
Marion Waters
Mrs. E. R. Little
Chester Killar
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1932. State Primaries, Precimet two.
Record of Primary Election September 20, 1932. Precinct two Town of Boxford. Meeting called to order and warrant read by the Precinct Clerk, at seven o'clock A. M.
The ballot box was examined by the Precinct officers and the public and found to be empty. The ballot box was then locked and the key taken by and held by George F. Hopping the Constable in attendance the register indicating 000
The polls were opened at seven o'clock And at 2:20 o'clock in the afternoon the polls were closed The register on the ballot box indicating 85 The officers in charge of the check lists announ. ced the number of names checked to be 86 The ballots were then taken from the ballot box and audibly counted one by one and the whole number was found to be 8%.
The Precinct officers then proceeded to count the votes received by each person with the following result.
Whole number of votes for candidates for Governor 85 Blanks 1
Walter E. Brownell of Boston Republican 2
Frank A. Goodwin of Boston 38
E. Mark Sullivan of Boston 11 6
William Sterling young man of Brookline .. 38
Joseph B. Ely of Westfield Democratic 1
Whole number of votes for candidates for Lieutenant Governor 82
Blanke 4
Gaspar G. Bacon of Boston Republican 41
Chester d. Campbell of quincy 40
Edward P. Barry of Boston
Democratic -
David f. Buckley of Boston
Democratic -
Raymond A. Fitzgerald of Cambridge "
William J. Hennessey of Boston
Francis E. Kelly of Boston
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John F. Malley of Newton 11
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1932.
176
Michael C. C'Neill of Everett John &. Swift of Milford
Democratic -
Whole number of votes for candidates for secretary of the Commonwealth 78
Blanks 8
Frederic W. Book of Somerville Republican 77
John F. Buckley of Boston
Democratic
J. Edward Callanan of Newton
John W. Guesen of Boston
Arthur G. Flynn of Boston George R. Gilbody of Boston 11
George J. Grogan of Concord
11
Edwardf. Gurry of Cambridge John D. C' Brien of Boston
Joseph Santosnosso of Boston 11
Rag H. Shattuck of Boston 11
Charles R. Sullivan of Boston 11
Henry J. Sullivan of Boston
Whole number of votes for candidates for Treasurer 77 Blanks 9
Francis E. Prescott of Grafton Republican 66
Max Ulin of Boston 10
Charles F. Hurley of Cambridge Democratic 1
Whole number of votes for candidates for Auditor 81
Blanks 5
Emerson Johnson Coldwell of Weymouth Republican 25
Alonzo B. Cook of Boston Republican 55
John E. Buckley of Quincy
Democratic -
John J. Harrington of Boston 10
Francis X. Hurley of Cambridge
Alfred & More of Boston
11
Leo A. S fullane of Boston
177
1932.
Whole number of votes for candidates for Attorney General 79 Blanks 7
Joseph E. Warner of Jaunton Republican 78
John P. Buckley of Boston Democratic -
Harry E. Casey of Boston 11
/
Daniel J. Dempsey Ja. of Arlington "
William R. Scharton of Reading 11
Harold W. Sullivan of Boston 11
Raymond E. Sullivan of Boston "1
Whole number of votes for candidates for Congressman Sixth District 86
Blanke -
A. Pratt Andrew of Gloucester Republican 54
Albert P. Wadleigh of Merrimac " 31
James D. Burns of Salem, Democratic 1
George J. Ferguson of Danvers "
Whole number of votes for candidates for Councilor Fifth District
77
Blank 9
William J. Birmingham of Peabody, Republican. 27
Engene B. Fraser of Lynn 49
Louis J. Dion of Lynn
Democratic -
Joseph M. Hargedon of Lawrence 11
/
William &. Hennessey of Lynn
Louis A. Kotarski of Salem
11
Whole number of votes for candidates for Senator Fourth Essex District 80
Blank 6
J. Bradford Davis of Haverhill Republican 41
Arthur L. Nason of Haverhill 36
Francis Scalese of Haverhill 11 2
Richard B. Lakin of Georgetown Democratic 1
Lott To Me Namara of Haverhill Democrati
1932.
Whole number of votes for candidates for Representative in General Court Seventh Essex District 86
Blank -
Archibald L. Jones, Middleton, Republican 65
Harold D. Stone of Danvers 11 20
George H. Williams of Danvers -
Ralph E. Williams
of Danvers
11
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Marcus G. Pettingell of Danvers Democratic
1
James H. Sullivan of Danvers
Whole number of votes for candidates for County Com- missioner Essex County 146 Blank 26 Wallace H. Bell of Andover Republican 19
Frederic Butter of Andover 11
53
Frank H. Giles of Methuen -
James M. Lord of Methuen 11
8
Ernest Lowell of Swampscott 11
2
Robert H. Mitchell of Haverhill 59
Charles @ dell of Salem 3
Lewis E. Larey of Laurence Democratic 1
George Leo Hall of Lawrence "
1
Ernest W. Lowell of Swampscott
Michael J. Ray of Peabody
Whole number of votes for candidates for Sheriff 81
Essex County
Blank 5
John Henry Harrison of Lawrence Republican John & Hayes of Beverly
7
Harold E. Larkin of Harcrhill 11
27
Martin Lewis Quinn of Swampscott -
Frank &. Raymond of Salem
46
Michael A. Landers of Laurence Democratic
178
1932. 179
Whole number of votes for State Committee Fourth Esser District 68
Blank 18
Lewis R. Horey Haverhill Republican 67 Charles H. Morrell Haverhill Democratic . /
Votes for delegates to State Convention Republican.
Edward E. Pearl 2
Walter K. Mores 3 Harry L. Cole 4 Rosamond Price 1
Charles F. Austin 1 Simeon S. Pearl 1 John J. Chadwick 1
Votes for delegates to State convention Democratic -
Votes for members of Republican Town Committee. Charles F. Austin 5 John J. Chadwick fr. /
Joseph B. Matthews 2 Arthur A. Anger /
Clinton B. Nason 7 George F. Gemmell 2
Edward &. Pearl
John F. Benson 2.
Rosamond Price 4 David A. Anderson 1
Walter K. Morss 10 Raymond Pearl 2
Elizabeth C. Little / Williamod. Gemmell 2
Simon Lockwood 1 George &. Carrer 1
Walter W. French 1 Georg J. W. Hopping 1
George B. Parkhurst / Mrs. Robert Parkhurst 1
Walterd. Chadwick 3
Alfred K. Nason 3
John A. Andrew 1 Ruby Nason 1 Beulah Nason 2
Homer N. Clark 1
Simeon S. Pearl 4
Harry L. Cole 6 John J. Chadwick 4
Allen F. Breed
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lover)
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1932.
At 3 o'clock and 40 minutes P.M. it was voted That the meeting be dissolved Atrice record attest Edward E. Pearl Clerk of Precinct 2, Boxford. A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
To The Town Clerk Mr. John Parkhurst.
On Thursday Oct. 13, the Republican Town Committee of Boxford , Mass met at the home of Mr. U. R. Ingalls in West Boxford.
Mr. Walter K. Morse was chosen chairman of the organization,
Mrs. Alexander Price, Secretary, and Mr. Charles Austin, Treasurer.
Mr. John J. Chadwick and Mrs. E. Robert Little were chosen of the three doubtful members to complete the committee of ten
Respectful submitted by Hans Alexander Price Secretary. (1932).
Monday Oct. 24. x
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1932.
The following are the Republican Town Committee. for the Town of Boxford, Moes, as organized Oct. 24, 1932
Walter K. Moras, Chairman. Mrs. Rosamond Price, Secretary, Charles F. Austin, Treasurer. Harry S. Cole Clinton B. Nasono Joseph B. Matthews Edward E. Pearl Simeon S. Pearl John J. Chadwick Mrs. E. Robert Little.
Attest: John W. Parkhurst. TownClerk.
Boxford, Nov. 7, 1932.
I have this day, destroyed all the Ballota cast at the State Primaries, held in the Town of Boxford, on Sept, 20, 1932. in both precincts, Attest John W. Parkhurst, Jour Clerk.
Bouford, Nov. 8, 1932. This is to certify That I have this day delivered to the Wardens of Precinct 1 and 2 all the Ballots, Specimen Ballots etc. sent out by the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Attest John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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1932.
State and Presidential Election. Trusday, Nov. 8, 1932, Precinct I, Town Hall, Boxford.
Agreeably to the foregoing warrant the voters met at the Town Hall and cast their ballots for the following candidates and questions.
The polls opened at 7 O'clock A.M.
The ballot box was opened and shown to be empty then closed, locked and the key placed in the hande of Constable Richardson.
The polls closed at 2.15 P.M. The ballot box then registered 187 The check- list showed number of votes cast 187 The number of ballots in Ballet Bay 187
The number of absent votes 5 The ballots were counted, publicly declared and recorded as follows. Whole number votes cast. X92
Election of President and Vice President vote for one Foster and Ford; Communist Party. (none) Houver and Euvitis; Republican. 153
Reynolds and Acken- Socialist Labor. (none)
Roosevelt and Garner- Democratic. 31
Thomas and Maurer-Socialist Party 5. Blanks 3
Upshaw and Regan-Prohibition (none)
Governor. vote for one
Frank A. Goodwin 1
John J. Ballam of Boston Communist Party 0
Joseph B. Ely of Westfield Democratic 44
Alfred Baker Leves of Cambridge Socialist 4
Charles S, Gram of Boston Socialist Labor (none) William Sterling youngman of Brookline Republican 138
Blanks 5
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1932. 183
Amended by wcount. Dec. 6. 1937 was counted for aspar b, Bacon.
Lieutenant Governor. vote for one
Me of the Blanks Gaspar b. Bacon, of Boston Republican. 155 55# Morris I. Becker, of Boston Socialist Labor. / James W. Dawson,of Boston Communist Party (none) Walter S. Hutchins, of Greenfield Socialist Party 3 John &. Swift of Milford Democratic 25 Blanks 8 7
Secretary
Amended by recount Dec. 6. 1932 me of the Blanka wascounted
vote for one. John F. Buckley, of Boston, Democratic. 21 Frederic Wbook, of Somerville, Republican 158 [5]
Frederic Nok Albert S. Coolvage of Pittsfield, Socialist Party (none) Max Lerner of Worcester, Communist. (none) Albert L. Waterman of Boston Socialist Labor. (none)
Blanke.
13 FF
Treasurer. vote for one. Domenico A. Digirolamo of Boston Socialist Labor (none) Era Hoffman of Boston Communist (none)
Charles F. Hurley, of Cambridge Democratic. 33
Francis Prescott, of Grafton Republican, 139
Glen Trimble of Boston Socialist Party. 2
Blanks 18
Auditor. Vote for one. Inle Babbitt, of Worcester Communist. (none) Daniel J. Blessington, of Somerville SocialistLøber. / Alonzo- B. Cook of Boston Republican. 138
Dand A. Eisenberg of Chelsea, Socialist, 3
Francis X. Hurley of Cambridge Democratic 31
Blanke 19
Attorney General. Vote for one. John P. Buckley of Boston Democratic. 21
Maria G. Correia, of New Bedford, Communist( none) Fred &. Welcher of Peabody Socialist Labor 1 George &. Roewer of Cambridge Socialist Party, 1
William R. Scharton of Reading Independent. 1 Joseph &, Warner of Jaunton, Republican, 150 Blanks 18
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