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Constable (East Parish) for one year nathaniel n. Love, Jr. 320
Rosamond Price 1 Blanks 39
Constable (West Parish) for one year.
Walter H. Gamans, 33 V Earle Blake 1
Rosamond Price 20 Clayton nelson 11
ashton Goddard 12 Chas. Getchell 1
Laurence Frizzell 4 John Benson 1
B. Robert Cunningham 3 Herbert Leighton 1
W. B. Perleins 2 Tim. Hetzner . 1
ashley Goddard
1
Blanks 269
Planning Board for five years years vace for 2 )
Simcon S. Pearl 276
albert C. Waters 220
Howard Butter 1 Paul Knowles 1 archer French 2 Virginia Waters 1
Bianca 219
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The Inoderation Declared the fallating closed at 1:30 p.m.
The ballot were counted, the result renounced, and the meeting was dissolved at 4:15 pm Harry J. Cole, clerk
ittest - a. true copy. E. Lawrence Colly, trim clerk
Town Offices March 19, 1951
To the Town Clerk, Boxford, Mass.
Dear Sir:
I hereby certify that the recount of the votes cast on March 6, 1951, for the office of School Committee discloses that 174 were cast for Rosamnd Price, 173 for Helen E. Chadwick, and 13 were blank; and that in accordance therewith it appears that Rosamond Price has been elected to said Office of School Committee, for three years.
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William J. Greenler, Jr.
Town Moderator, exercising the powers and performing the duties of the Board of Registrars under G.L.c.54 s.135.
"o: Cz ices, 19, 1:55.
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E Laurence Colly
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Special Town meeting - July 18, 1951
a special town meeting in the inhabitants of Boxford qualified to vote in town elections and in town affairs was called in Lincity Hall, West Boxford, at 8 p.m. The meeting was called to order by the town clerk in the absence of William J. Greenberg, Jr. and Thomas Cargill was elected temporary moderator.
article 1
Voted to accept the a part of the schiri Committee in regard to the recent action of the andover School Committee Concerning the tutioning of Boxford pupils in Grades 7 Through 12.
article 2
see P25 2 for appoin Cel members
Voted That a school House Committee the appointed to study the school housing problem in Boxford, and to make i commendations to the town as soon as possible, said Committee to consist of the School Committee, one member of the Board of selectmen,, one member of the Planning Board, and three members-at-large. to be appointed by the Board of Selectmen and the moderator within one week.
Voted to transfer to the Committee appointed under article 2, the sum of 500,00 from the fund appropriated for the use of the school Committee to renovate the Community House.
article +
Voled to transfer to the Board of Health , us. Following sums of money: 300.00 rom Insurance, $100.00 from Interest on Loans, 100, 0 from. Community House, and " 25.50 from Torn P porto, subject to approval of the Finance Commenter
article's
Ho action turen
article 3
252
Special Town Meeting, July 18, 1951 (cont'd)
article 6
Yoked that permission be given to the Town of north andover to extend a drain pipe across Washington IT near the town line subject to Conditions agreeable to the selection of the two Lorna
article 7
Voted that Board of Health study the problem of a regional Health Union under the provisions a) Chapter 662, acts of 1947, and report it a later town meeting.
article 8
Tried to adjourn at 7:30 pm.
IT true record. E. Lawrence Colby town clerk.
Schoolhouse Committee
archibald Z. Trull James Pierce
School Committee
Rosamund Price
Franklin C. Roberts, Selectman
Harry E. Trash assessor
Planning Board
7. Warren Chadinck, John Stuart Haywood) Barbara L. mattraw & members at large. Laurence D. Frizzell J
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1952
annual Town meeting, march 3, 1952
The annual town meeting of the Town, Bo for It is held in the Town Hall, Boxford, on March 3, 1952 at 8:00 pm. The meeting was called to order by Moderator William J. Greenberg, Jr. No clergyman thing present, a moment of silent prayer whas observer. The following action was taken!
artin- 1
Voted to accept the reports of the town officers and Committees as printed.
Voled to adopt budget as amended.
article 2 article 3
Voted to appropriate the sum of 1, 000 is for the. maintenance of Road Machinery, said emment + 1- transferred from the Food Machinery Find.
article 4
Voted to appropriate. 2000.00 for the Reserve fund, said amount to e transferred from Overlay Reserve.
article 5 Voted to appropriate from turpine Feren to sum of 21,000.00 to meet the State and County allotments for highways, and any other highway re-location, repair, or construction done in anticipation of reimbursement , said money when reimbursed is be credited to Surplus Revenue.
article 6
Voted to authorize the Town Treasurer, with approval the Selection , to borrow money from time to time, in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year. beginning January 1, 1952, and to issue a note or. notes therefor, paying within one year, and to any note or notes as may be given for a period of - Less than one year, in accordance with section 17, Chapter 44, of the General Laws.
article 7
Viled to pass over.
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article 8
Unnice Town Meeting March 3, 152. Cont d) Tried to increase the compensation for sale in the 8
highway. we tros departments to 1.25 per hour, all other labor to a compensated at 1.00 per hour.
article 1
Voted that such action as may is seemed beat in regard is making to as passable when in cumbered with snow we left to the town highway surveyors. Yate& that determining when the taxes shall be Committed to the collector, also the manner of. Collecting the same, be left in the hands of the cissezione , l'idea ..
article 10
article 12
* J'aied to raise and appropriate 400 m to a divided Equally tween the two libraries for use lourds the Inainte ce o same. 1 D'autre le appropriate 322.68 refunded from the Called the account of dog licenses to be shared Quially tween the libraries of the two parishes. Voted to appropriate a sum not to exceed 7000. 00 from the theirplus revenue for the purpose of reducing the 1952 tax levy, subject to the provisions of the Laverne Faire.
article 13
certiche 14 Voued to raise and appropriate the sum of 400,00 to continue the improvement of Glendale Rd, to the North andover town line.
article 15 Zaten to raise and appropriate the sum of 1000. no to continue the improvement of Main St. from the section completed in 1951 toward West Boxford.
article 16
Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of 75.00 for further Conditioning and upkeep of the Ancient Vores in the 3 ford Village Cemetery.
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Annual Town Meeting, march 3, 1952 (Cont'd)
article 17
Voted to transfer to the Parish of the First Church of Boxford a certain parcel of land now known as " Common land"bordered by the property of Frank 9. Manny and annette Lawyer Manny on the west, property of the Parish of the First Church on the. north, and middleton Road on the south and. east , for the sum of 1.00 subject to the approval of the Board of Selectmen. 0 Voted that the sum of 833. is trans. from funds of last year's school Building. Committee to present Schoolhouse Committ ...
article 18
article 19
"je action irken
arti:
Voted to install an electric street light in front of the residence of Oscar O. Underson on Lake Shore Road.
article 21
Voted to adjoin at 11:00 PM until 6:30 am the next morning for the annual election of officers of the town .
pect fuling submitted v. frierence Coling, form clerk
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duplex Burger por 1952
stilecimen 1,050.00 400,00
Board Public Wie pare.
1425,00
Dressurer Town Cerve
425.0 400.00
Collector a Vix_
1 600.0
accountant 1600. 00
Registrars 200,00
Appeal Board
100.00
Building Inspector
200.00
Where Inspección
200,00
Planning Board
25.00
Finance Commuter 50.00
Elections 600,00
Board of tea the 1100.00
Inspections a strangetering 1 000,00
Inspector o inimala 50.00
Jealer of weights and Measures 35.00
Police 1 000.00
Dog Officer. 50.00
Deputy Leme wurden 50,00
Free Warden 600.00
Forest Warden 1500.00
Fire Warden 1 000.00
Math Suppression
1000.00
Dutch Eim Control
300,00
-Public in ifare
1 000, 00
Old age assistance 12 000, 00
Disability losist.ce 2000.00
Vid to D vendent Children
1 800, 00
Veterans Benefits 1000,00 [ chorus 42160.00 Vocational Education 300, 00
"Hi kurage and Bridges, Selectmen's fond 1000,00
Chapter 81- Irantenane. 2800,00
know Roman and branding , 0 MMx 4
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dopied Budget fin 1452 cent = )
S
Street Lighting 6300
2230
Down forest 27 0
Memorial Day. Voiciers' Graves 2250
Clerical
Selections Contingent Fund Praise House Intereston Loans Jour Piporis
Germany Cemetery
50. ~ 1
Central Essex Wilfas. District 30%.
Chapter 90 Construction
Join Counsel Sim. .
500.in
101 , 44-6.5 0
Ücher items
article 11 400.00
1. 14 4M. M
/5 1000.00
16 75.00 $ $75.00
Total to be raised + appropriated
103,321.50
Transfers article 3 1,000. -
2,000.00 21,000.00
12 322.68
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13 7,000,00
18 833.79
Total 1 2cm
denner . 22.
21.6.41
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Town Halls Public Grounds Insurance 2 2 .
250 M
Vit Vernon Cemetery
258
Town Lection March 4, 952
Agreeable to the fore going warrant, the Spiers met at the Town Hall in Boxford on Tuesday, march 4, 1952 at 6:30 am. ara card their volks in. in.
The sorte opened at 6:30 by Thomas Cargill, fr ( as temporary Moderator). The valley box was apens i, shown to the empty, then closed and worked. The. Custody ~ the key was given to Franklin C. Roberts, fr. Special Police Officer.
The polls closed at 1:30 pm. The fallar for her
registered 428. The check off list then showed the. number of halloto cast to the 428. The ballate were then counters, publicis declared, and recorded a: vilous: 1
For
William J. Greender, fr 4.3
Thomas cargal 1
24
Selectman for three years
286
Richard it, Shopford 137
Blanks 5 -
Town Treasurer for Three years
Lucy- K. Partewurst 406
Bianka 22
assessor of Taxes for three years Harry 'L Core
Blanks 24
Collector. a V rycs. Simeon J. Pearl 405
Blanks 23
259
School Committee for three years James B. Peirce 240
1 Carl Blak. 180
Helen Chadwick 1 Bianka 7
Board of Health for 1 1200 que22
3.90
1 Hamile 1 Bianka 00
Surveyor of Highways - East Parish gear. Cuentan E. French 4.1 Blankes 27
Surveyor of Highways Wisst Parish me year
B. Robert Cunningham. 397 Bianies 31
Free wardian for one year. Wierson. H. Norges 412
Branka 26
Constable Eart Parish for one year 346
Tivoliam warsh 1
Yerel Brisvais 1
Blanks 10
Constable - C'est Parisha - for one year Walter N. - Samana 390
& catterings Blanks 34
260
Planning Board for live yours! / 0
Charles Cortan
Neatterings 36
3. can R2. 282
Ultest, Franklin i Maient Ir
If ir copy attest, E. Laurence Goldy, town clerk
261
Presidential Primary Election, april 29, 1952
agreeable to the foregoing warrant, the voters met at the Town Hall, Boxford, Precinct 1, at 6:30 a.m. of cast their votes for the officers listed below. The polls were opened at 6:30 a.m. by Seth Kelsey, warden.
The Ballot box was opened, shown to the empty, Then closed, and locked. The key was then given to Raymond Perley.
The polls closed at 12:30 pm The ballot box then registered 15". The check lists then showed the number of ballots cast to be 157.
The ballots were counted, publicly declared, and recorded as follows: Republican Party
Delegates Group
Leverett Saltoustall 121
Henry cabot is care, for 117
Joseph William martin 117
Sinclair in sede- 111
Katherine G. Howard 103
Daniel Tyler, Jr. 104
Robert F. Bradford 118
Richard I Furbush 106
Charles Gibbous 105
Clarence a. Barnes 107
401 Blanks
Alternate Delegates
Carrol L. Means 101
Maxwell M. Rabb 99
Basil Brewer 100
John a. Volpe 97
Julia B. Berlin
96
Esther W. Wheeler 97
Louis Van n. Washburn 96
Robert C. Cochrane, gr 99
Jean L. almstead 102
George W. Schryver 101
522 Blanks
262
6th & estreet Delegates-Group ! Charles F. Sprague 38
Herbert S. Tuckerman 41
Blanks 223
ilannars Delegates Can Sheafe Cole 3(
Joseph 7 Curso 37 Blanks 229
Delegates - Group 2
Christopher N. Phillipe 60 Frank & Giles, fr 54 Blanka. 28
alternate Delegates
Augustus C. means 54
Charlotte 7. Roads 56 Blanke 192
State Committee- Fourth Essex District Man John adams 116 Blanks 35
Woman
Rosamond Price 89
Louise S. White 41 Blanks 21
Town Committee
E. Lawrence Colly 126
Beatrice B. Wheeler 119
albert C. Waters, Jr. 126
William R. Walsh 121
Rosamond Price 122
Evelyn W. Leighton 123
Thomas E. Cargill, Jr. 130
Charles L. Corton 131
James Ferronetti 130
Harry I Cole 132
Blanks 250
263
Presidential Preference
Eisenhower 102 Taft 34 Stassen 0
Warren 1
Mc arthur 4
Blanka 10
Democratic Party
Delegates - Group
Paul a. Dever 3
John W. Mc Cormack 3
maurice J. Jobin 2 John B. Hyres 3
William J. Foley
2
Henry Brides 2
J. William Belanger 3
James m. Curley 3
Margaret M. O'Riordan 2
Thomas P. Queill, Jr. 3
John C. Carr
2
John E. Powers
2
Daniel B. Brunton
3
Mary De Pasquale Murray
2
Charles I. Taylor 3
John W. Coddaire, Jr 3
Blanks 54
alternate Delegates
Edward a. Lecce 3
9 Henry Goquen 2
Peter J. Levant. 3
James Les O'Connor 3
Stanislaus G. Wondolowski 2
Edward Doilan 3
Salvatore Camelia 2
Paul T. Smith 3
Charles Collatos 3
Elizabeth U. Stanton 2
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Louis N. Glaser 2
Helen Y Jay 3
Silas F. Saylor 3
francis H. Murray, J. 2
Thomas 7 - Graham 2 Edith T Wilcox 2 Blanks 57
6th District
Delegates Group. +
michael 7. Me Grath 2
Colin 7. Cameron 2
Charles V. Hogan 2
William J. Maguire 4 Blanke 24
alternate Delegates
Donald J. Ross 3
Wanda Walczak 3
Rose R. Shinberg 1
Frank Y Cynewski 1
Blanks 16
State Committee - 4th Essex District - Ina
Charles N. morrill 3
Blanks 3
Roman Rose R Shinberg 2
Blanks 4
Town Committee Blanks 60 Presidential Preference Refauber 5 Life 1
Blanks o
a true copy, attest, Franklin C. Roberts, or Clerk
a true copy attest, E. Laurence Colly
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Record of Presidential Primary election held in Lincoln Hall on Tuesday, april 29, 1952
Whole number of votes for delegates at large, P. 87 Leverett Saltoustall 69
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. 74 Joseph William Martin, Jr. 64
Sinclair Weeks 65
Katherine G. Howard 62
Daniel Tyler, Jr. 63
Robert F. Bradford 63
Richard I Furbush 60
Charles Gibbous 57
Clarence a. Barnes 57
Blacks 236
Whole number of votes for alternate delegates at large 87
Carroll & Meins 60
Maxwell M. Rabb
61
Basil Brewer
54
John a Volpe
59
Julia B. Kirlin
58
Esther W. Wheeler
56
Louis Van V. Washburn
57
Robert C. Cochrane, Jr 59
Jean L. Olmsted
54
George W, Schryver
51
Blanka 201
Whole number of votes for District Delegate P
Charles 7. Sprague 13
Herbert & Zuckerman 20
Blanks
alternates
ann Sheafe Cole 15 Joseph J. Durar 12
Group 1
Group 1
266
Group 2
whole number of votes for List Delegates R. Christopher H. Phillips 34 frank f. Wells, A. 33
Whole number ofrates for cisternates
Cingustua. y Means 31
Charlotte J. Roade 26
-Blanks 16 4
Whole number of votes for State Committee R. 87 Blanks
John Cidama 66
Rosamond Price 58
Louise S. White 19
Blanks 31
While number of votes for Town Committee P
Laurence Colly 75
Beatrice B. Wheeler 70
(ilbert C. Waters, Jr 66
William P. Walsh 65
Rosamond Price 69
Evelyn V. Leighton 69
Phonie E. Cargill, Ir 68
Charles L. Cotton 65
James Feronetti 70
Harry I Cole 77
Blanks 176
Presidential Preference
Eisenhower 49
Taft 21
Russell 1
Blanks 19
267
Whole number of votes for delegates at large D Paul 9. Dever 4 John W. Mc Cormack 3 Maurice & bin 3
John B. Hynes 3
William J. Foley
3
Henry Brides 3
J. William Belanger 3
James M. Curley 3
Margaret M O' Riordan 3
Thomas P. Chisteill, Jr. 3 John C. Carr 3
John E. Powers 3
Daniel B. Brunton 3
Mary De Pasquale Murray 3
Charles I. Taylor 3
John W. Coddaire, fr 3 Blanks 15
Whole number of votes for alternate Del at large D - 4
Edward a. Piece 3
O. Henry Goguen 3
Peter J. Levanti 3
James Leo O'Connor
3
Stanislaus G. Wondolowski 3
Edward F. Doolan 3
Salvatore Camelia
3
Paul 5. Smith
3
Charles Collatos 3
Elizabeth G. Stanton
3
Louis N. Glaser 3
Helen S. Fay
3
Silas F. Taylor
3
Francis N. Murray, Jr. 3
Thomas . F. Graham 3
Edith T- Wilcox 3
Blanks
268
Ewhole number of votes for District Delegates D. 4 Michael J Mc Grath 3
Colini . Cameron 3
Charles V. Hogan 3 William J. Maguire 3 Blanks
Whole number of votes for alt district delegates 1)
Donald J. Pass 3
Wanda Walczak 3
Rose R. Shinberg 3
Frank n. Cinewski 13
Blanks 4
whole number of votes for state committee D Charles H. morrill 2
Branky 5
Rose R. Shirberg 1
Whole number of votes for Town Committee Blanka 40
Presidential Preference Paul a Dever 2
Blanks 2
Check list 91, Ballot Box 91 (it 2:20 pm, it was noted that the meeting be chess bred.
Harry L. Cole, deputy clarke
attest- a true copy E. Lawrence Cally Town Clerk
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State Primary Election, Sept. 16, 1952
agreeable to the foregoing warrant, the voters met at the Town Hall, Bosford, Precinct 1, at 6:30 a.m., and cast their votes for the officers listed below.
The polls were opened at 6:30 a.m. by Seth Kelsey , Worden.
The ballot box was opened, shown to be impty , then closed , and locked . The key was then given to Joseph O'Rourke, Police Officer, The polls closed at 1:30 p.m.
The ballot box then registere 1 175
The check list showed the number of tablets Cast to be 175.
The ballots were counted, publicly declared, and recorded as follows:
Republican Party
Governor:
Christian a Herter 157
Blanks 12
Lieutenant Governor Summer . G. Whittier 164
Blanks 5
Secretary
Beatrice Hancock Mullaney 158
Blanks 11
Treasurer.
Fred J. Burrell 64
Roy Charles Papalia 102
Blanks 3
auditor
David J. munitz 157
Blanks 12
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270
attorney General George Fingold Blanks 10
159
Senator in Congress Henry Cabot Lodge. fr. 1'51
Blanks 8
Congressman (Sixth District) William H. Bates 148 Blanks 21
Councillor (Fifth District)
Theodore C. Burt 9
Edward Robert Butterworth 28
- George E. Clark. 1
0
E ciliam N. Daly. 12
Charles William Davis 47
arthur a. Thomson. 54 -Blanks 13
Senator (Fourth Essex District)
John adams 117
archibald M. Estabrook 47
Biancas 5
Representative (Ninth Essex District)
Everest B Backeller. 40
Joseph M. ambrose 49
David Burns 28
Paul y Zollo 4.7
Blanks 5
Clerk of Courts archie n. Frast 149
Blanks 20
271
Register of Deeds G. Franklin Priest 16 / Bianka 8
County Commissioners
C. F. nelson Pratt 115
- George Perakis 54
William E. Vckton 81 Blanks 88
- Sheriff
W. wham E Harding 39
arthur a. Thompson 25
Earl E, Wells 100
Blanks 5
Democratic Party
- Governor
Paul G. Lever 2
Blanks 4
Lieutenant Governor.
Charles E. Jeff Sullivan 2
Thomas B. Brennan 0 Edward C. Carroll 1
Thomas J. Hurey. 0
O Gerald Lucey 0
Joseph L. Murphy 0
Blanks 3
Secretary Edward J. Crovin Blanks 4
272
Treasurer.
William R. Conley 1
Cornelius P. Crown 1 James E. V. Donelan. 0 Faster Puercolo 1 John F. Kennedy 0 fermiale J. Murping. 0 Clexander Francis Sullivan 0 Blanks 3
auditor. Thomas J. Buckley 2 Blanks 4
Attorney General
Francis E. Kelly 2
Robert J. Capeless 1
George Leary 0
John V. Moran 1 Blanks 2
Senator in Congress John F. Kennedy. /
Blanks 3
0 Congressman (6th District) Blanks 10
Councilor
Joseph F. Bateman 0
Edward H. Cahill 2
Cornelius P. Donovan 0
Thomas Francis Greene. 0
Charles w. Frombly /
Blanka 3
John W. Coddane 5 1
Blanks.
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Representative (9th Essex District) Times P. Wrest 2 Blaniss 4
Cierde n' Courts John James Costello 1
John H. Green 0
Robert V. O' Sullivan 2 Blanks 3
Register of Deeds Y elinum y. Hennessey Bianka 4
2
County Commissioners
7. Fred Manning 1
Edward n. Function 2
florence shannon Grimiley. 1
Francis J. Thompson 0 Bianka 2
Sheriff :
Joan R. ahern 0
William M. Cashman 3
Timothy J. Comin 0
Everett B. Dove 0 Blanks 3
Pent Control
rfc 2: 57
150
Blanks. 18
a iruc copy attest Franklin C. Roberta Clerk.
1952
Ricard of Itale Primary held in Leneven Hall Freeway September 16, 1152. canale number of votes for Governor. 122
Christian U. Herfor 122
1
Paul G. L'avez. 5 Blanks 15
Lieutenant Lovernon 14.2.
Summer 9. Whittier. 125
Charles " Jeff Sullivan 3
Thomas B. Brennan 1 Eduard 2. Carroct 1
Thomas . Kurey. 1
1. Gerald revery 2
pasapa x. inunalus. C -Bianise 9
142
Beatrice " aneven Mul aney 12.
Edward J. Gromin 9
Bianka. 13
Treasurer 14.2
-Fred ). Burre i ,32
R
Ray Charles Papalia 26
William P. Conkey.
Cornelius P. Comin 2
D
fame 2 E. V. Done ian Faster Fureria 1
0
D
John F. Kennedy 1
D
Jeremian F. Murphy, fr. ri
D
Céliander Francis Vui ivan 1
6
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David J. Mentz. 12/
Thomas j. Buevelin.
Blanka 3
274
D. R
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275
attorney General - Learge Fingeren Francia E. Teriy Robert T. Capeless
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122
3 George Leary. John C. Moran Blanks 11
Senator in Congress 142
Henry Calor charge fr. 121
John f. Kennedy. 8 · Bianka. 13
Congressman 1.12
R Le cinam N. Bates 1.8
Blanks 3 7
Counciliar 142
R
Theodore C. Burt 11
Edward Robert Butterworth 5
3 R R
George E. Clark
William N. Daly 5
Charles William Davis 15
arthur J. Thomson 85
D
Joseph 7. Bateman 1
Edward I. Cahill 2
Cornelius P. Donovan
Thomas Francis Greene 0
Charles W. Twombly 6 Blanks 6
Senator 142.
Jo' adams 1mg
Archibald Estabrann 1 John W. Coddaire In. Blanks. 7
R R D
R D D D
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D D D
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276
Representative in De vrai Court 12 James P. Einest 8 Everest B. Bachiller 13
Jaseph M. Cimase. 64 David Burns Paul V. Zarla. 8 Blanka 8
Clerk o Courts 14.2
120
John James Castello 6
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Robert V. O Sullivan 2.
Bianca /3
1.1.2
E Preuvein Priest 122
William I Hennessey. 8
Blandas 12
County Commissioners. 14.2
28 4
C. f. N.c som Pratt 71
- George Parabris 67-
William E. Sexton
67
A Trend manning. 4
Edward n. Function 1
Florence Shannon Brimley 1
Francis J. Thompson - Bianka 71
Sheriff
William E. Harching 2€
Arthur i Thompson 4.1
Cari E. Tielle.
67
gran R. Thorn 4
William M. Cashman
Timary j. Cronin 1
Everest. B. Done.
Blanks
277
Rent Control Yes 6 % no 66 -Blanks 12
a+ 2:40 p.m. it was voled that the meeting the disarrived. Simcon S. Pearl Precinct clerk +2
Ballot Box 142
issuing Check list
143
Bacino + check list 142 Balint Count
14.3
Vision .V. Pearl, Precumet clerk 2
a true record Cittest : E. Lawrence Colly Town clerk NOTE 9 Democratic valiants, 133 Republican Pallets
278
Special Tours Meeting, Sat. 28, 152
I special town meeting of the inhabitants I Boxford qualified to vo's in elections and in town affairs was called in the First Congregational Church, Boxford, on Tuesday, the 28 th day of October at 8:00 pm. The meeting was Called to order by William of Greenler, Jo, the hoseraton, and a moment of silent prayer was observed . The following action was to live:
article I
Voted that the town approve the Construction of four classrooms and a general purpose room to be erected at the site of The Claron Word school.
article II
Voted that the Schoolhouse Committee be authorized to procure plans, specifications, and cast figur as for the Construction of Your classrooms and a general purpose room at the site of the aaron Wood school as approved under article I.
article II Voted that the town appropriate from Surplus Revenue The sum of 75000 for the purpose of obtaining the plans, specifications and cost figures under the authority approved under article II.
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article I Voted to appropriate the sum of 200.00 to construct a gravel road which will make the Town Dump accessible at all times of year. To se Voted to appropriate The sum of 1900.00 to meet the State of County allotments for highways, and any other highway re-location, repair, or Construction done in anticipation of reimbursement, said monen, when reimbursed to be. Credited to Surplus Revenue.
article V
279
Article VI L'ated to transfer the sum of 194.13 Board of Health account from the 1951 0
.0 to the
unexpended School account.
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art. VI
Touted to ayorum at 1115 p.m.
a true record E. Lawrence Grily, clerk
280
National of State Election, Now 4, 1952
agreeable to the foregoing Warrant, the voters met at the Town Hall in Boxford on Tuesday, Now. 4, 1952 at 6:30 a.m .; and cast Their ballots For the following officers and questions listed below. 1 0
The polls were opened at 6:30 am by seth
The ballot tax was opened, shown to Empty: and inen closes und treked. The very There apon was given to Raymond Perley.
The poble where closed at 1:30 pm The fallout boy then-registered 381 The check list showed the number of ballots
C cast to be 381.
The number of ballots in the ballot tax on being Counted was 381.
The ballots were then Counted, publicly. declared, and recorded as follows:
President of vice president
Eisenhower & Nixon, Rep 335
Hallinan & Bass, Peace-Progressive 0
Hamblin & Holtwick Prohibition 0 Hass and Every, Socialist Labor 0
Stevenson and-Sparkman, Dem. 34
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Neccar + ..... + 1 Enney. 3
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