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a true record: attest: Erul Cose, click a true copy UNtest: Laurence Lilly, town click-
Special Town meeting, Sept. 19, 1955
a special town meeting of the voters of Boxford was held in the Harry L. Cole School on Monday, Sept. 19, 1955. The meeting was called to order at 8 P.M. by William J. Greenler, Jr., the moderator and a short prayer was offered by Rev. Charles L. Atkins. The following action was taken :
art. 1
Voted to appropriate from Surplus Revenue the sum of 2,400 to meet the State and County allotments for highways, said money when reimbursed to be credited to Surplus Revenue.
art. 2
Voted to appropriate the sum of 504.98 refunded from insurance to repair boiler damage at the aaron Wood School.
art. 3
Voted to appropriate the sum of 151. 93 refunded from insurance to the expended for the repair of the stage curtain at the Harry J. Cole Schol,
art. 4 Voted to accept the sum of 192.50 from the Parent- Teachers association and appropriate the said sum for the purchase of kitchen equipment for the Harry L. Cole School ..
Voted to transfer the sum of 26.95 from the Memorial Day appropriation to the more House account.
art. 5
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art. 6
to appropriate Voted, the sum of 500,00 from Surplus Revenue for the acquisition of a parcel of land adjoining the Town Hall property, now belonging to Hills, in Connection with the installation of toilets as previously voted .
art. 7
Voted to appropriate the sum of 30.00 from Surplus Revenue for the acquisition of certain property adjacent to the West Boxford fire house for the purpose of widening the road at the fire trouse entrance.
Cert. 8
Voted to appropriate the sum of 1,00 from Surplus Revenue for the acquisition of certain property for the purpose of widening and straightening Baldpate Road.
art. 9
Voted to appropriate The sum of 200,00 from Surplus Thevenue for the purchase of a ground Center for the use of the trice Inspector.
art. 10
Voted to install an electric street light on Pole # 270 on maple avenue .
art. 11
Voted that the town adopt the following by-law: Where, in the Course of their duties, The Board of Health dem it necessary to Conduct percolation tests in connection on with sewage disposal permits , The applicant shall pay the fee therefor. This by-law was adopted 78 yes , 8 no , by a show of hands.
Voted that the town adopt the following by - law : No person shall operate upon any pond, lake, or other waterway within the town, a motor boat having an outboard or inboard motor
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Five. of more than 5 horse power, and no person owning such a motorboat shall permit such operation by any other person. Any violation of this section shall be punished by a five of not more than twenty-five dollars. ( passed unanimously)
Voted to amend Subsection 4 of Section XI of the zoning by-law , by striking out one acre and substituting two acres, and striking out two hundred feet and substituting two hundred and fifty feet, by striking out " said house not to occupy more than twenty per cent of the area " and by adding the provision : lots laid out by recorded deed or conveyance or shown on any duly recorded plan, or plan which has been approved by the Planning Board, complying with by law provisions if any applicable at the time of such recording or approval , may be used so as to read : land laid out after the adoption of these bylaws shall provide for each develling of the following minimum lot areas and dimensions : for a one-family dwelling, not under two acres and at least two hundred and fifty feet frontage except lots laid out by recorded deed or Conveyance or shown on any duly recorded plan, or plan which has been approved by the Planning Board , complying with by-law provisions of any applicable at the time of such recording or approval may be used. Passed by hand vote 94 yes, 13 no.
Resolved: that the meeting declare itself in favor of transferring the postal facilities of the East Boxford Post Office to a R, F. D. route out of the Boxford Post Office with its members drawn from the E. Boxford Post Office and the George town and Topsfield R. F. D Routes, with Gerald Brisbais, The present C. Boxford postmaster operating the new
art. 13 Zg approved By att General 95/11/01
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proposed R.J. D. Route. The meeting was adjourned at 10:10pm. a true record attest: E. Lawrence Colly Town Clerk
March 5 1956 annual Town meeting
The voters of Buxford met at the Harry Lee Cole School on March 5, 1956, for Their annual town meeting with William J. Greenberg, Jr., presiding as moderator. Rev. Charles atkins opened the meeting with a short prayer. The action taken was as follows.
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art. 1. Voted to accept reports of the Town Officer and Committees as printed in the Town Report. Prof. Franklin Roberts gave a report on the work of the Regional High School Committee in its negotiations with Middleton and Topsfield .
art. 2. Voted to adopt the budget as printed .
art. 3 Voted to appropriate the sum of 500 for the maintenance of Road Machinery, said amount to be transferred from the Road Machinery Fund.
art. 4 Voted to appropriate 2,000.00 for the Reserve Fund, said amount to be transferred from Overlay Reserve.
art. 5 Voted to authorize the Town Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen , to borrow money from time to time, in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1956 , and to issue a note ar notes therefor, paying within one year, and to renew any with or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17 , Chap. 44 of the General Laws
art. 6. V ated to pass over.
art. 7. Voted to continue same compensation for labor in the several departments as in 1955.
art. 8. Voted to authorize the assessors to use 10,000,00 free cash in the Treasury
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for the purpose of reducing the tax rate for the current year.
art. 9. V ated to appropriate 251.51 refunded from the county on account of dig licenses, to be divided equally between the two libraries .
art. 10. Voted to raise and appropriate 600.00 to be divided equally between the two libraries for use toward the maintenance of the same.
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art-11. Voted to raise and appropriate The sum of 400 for the improvement of the Town Dump.
art. 12 Voted to raise and appropriate The sum of 4000.00 for the purchase and yaraging of a police cruiser and ambulance. The vote was 101 yes , 8 no .
art. 13 Voted to accept as a public way a portion of Sunrise Road according to a plan dated march 1, 1956
art. 14 Voted to accept Hemlock Road as a public way.
article 15. V ated to accept a gift of the rounded portion of the corner of The Mac Queen property on Sporrich Rd. and accept the same as a public way, subject to the approval of the deed by The Selectmen in conjunction with the Town Counsel and the East Precinct road surveyor.
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art. 16. Vated to pass over.
art. 17. Voted to appropriate from Surplus Revenues the sum of 25,000.00 to meet the State and County allotments for highways, and any other highway relocation, repair, or construction done in anticipation of reimbursement, said money when reimbursed to be credited to Surplus Revenue.
art. 18 Wanted to raise and appropriate The sum of 2000,00 for the improvement of Depot Road and Pone St. in Boxford, and 1,000, 00 for the improvement of Washington So. in West Boxford; said money to be used in conjunction with any money allotted by the State or County, or both, for this purpose under the provisions of Chapter 90 .
article 19. Voted unanimously to adopt a by- law as follows: No person shall operate upon Cedar Pond, Stevens Rond, Four mile Rand, Stiles Pond, or Baldpate Pond within the territory of the town, a motorboat having an outboard or inboard moton of more than five horsepower, and now person owning such a motorboat shall permit such operation by any other person. any violation of This section shall the punished by a fine of not more than twenty five dollars.
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article 20. Bouqueto were presented to Deacon John W. Parkhurst and George E Carrer as the oldest men in the two parishes. Deacon Parkhurst ww water for 72 years, served as town clerk for
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50 years centil his retirement in 1944, and is 93 years old. Mr. Carver became a voter 60 years ago and is 86 years of age. The Taxpayers association went on record as being opposed to plowing snow in private driveways under the present prices for such service.
a resolution was passed That the article dealing with the compensation of calor in The several departments he made article 2 in the warrant of the next annual town meeting.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:15 pm.
a true record
attest : E. Lawrence Colby town clerk
The Budget as printed and adapted:
Selectmen 1.300.
Board of Public Welfare 300.
assessore 1600.
Treasurer 650.
Town Clerk
450.
accountant
1700.
Fax collector
1600.
Registrars
150.
Elections
700.
Town Counsel
500.
Appena Board
150.
Buicaing inspector
500.
Wiri Inapector 500.
Finance Committee 100.
Inspectors of Slaughtering 1200.
Award of Health 1150.
Inspection of animais 50
Planning Board 25.
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Sealers of Weights & measures 35.00
Dog Officer 60.00 Police 3000.00 Forest Warden 2 000,00
Fire Warden 1 550.00
Tree Warden 900.000
Math Suppression 1300,00
Dutch Elm Disease Control 850.00
Public Welfare 1000.00 Disability assistance
Old age assistance 25000.00 and to Dependent Children
Veterans Benefits 1 500.00 --
School Dept. 81 350.00 Vocational Education 300.00
Chapter 81, maintenance 2800.000
90, 11 1 000.00 Highways & Bridges , Selectmen's 7 und 800.00
Snow Removal and Landing 8000,00
Road Machinery Manitenance 500,00
Street Lighting 775.00
Town Yfalls 1750.
Public Grounds 250.
Insurance
5524.21
Town Forest
400.
Memorial Day 250.
Soldier's Graves 225.
Harmony Cemetery
50.
Mt. Vernon Cemetery 50.
Boxford Village Cemetery 150. Clerical 300
Town Reparto 600
Civil Defense 350
Selectmen's Contingent Fund 500
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Interest on Maturing Debt 3000,00 Schoolhouse note 7000.00
Community House 150.00 Regional school 250,00 75.00
Marse House
* Essex Sanatorium 18 16. 38 * State Parks and Reservations 165.23 * State audit of Municipal accts 491.02
* County Tax U 4035.14
* County Retirement System 1785.18
Total Budget, general government 174,412.16
Other items
art . 10 600. 11.11 400.
12 4000.
3000. 8 000.
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182+12.16
* Deduct 8292.95
Total To be Raised & appropriated
174,119.21
Transfers.
art. 3 500.00
4 2000.000
8 10 000.00
9 251. 51
17
25000.00
Total transfers
37,751.51
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Town Election, Mar. 6, 1956
agree able to the foregoing warrant, the voters met at the Town Hall, Boxford, Precinct, on Tuesday, march 6, at 12:00 noon and cast their votes for the following officers.
The polls were opened at 12:00 noon by the Moderator, William & Greenler, Ja. The ballot box was opened, shown to be empty, then closed and locked. The custody of the key was given to the Constable Walter H. Gamans the polls closed at 8:00 pm. The ballot box then registered 165. The check les't showed the number of ballots cast to be 165. The ballots were then counted, publicly declared, and recorded as follows: moderator for one year
William J. Greenberg, Jr. 156 Blanks 9
Selectman , three years
Harry L. Cole 154
Blanks 11
Town Clerk, three years
E. Laurence Colly 158
Blanks 7
Collection of Takes, one year
Simion S. Pearl 159
Blanks 6
assessor of Taxes, three years
Harry E. Trash 159
Charles Rich 2
Blanks 4
School Committee, three years
Richard Bowler 153
Horace moore 1
Blanks 11
Board of Health three years
Harry I Cole 156
Richard Bowler 1
Blanks 8
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Surveyor of Highways (East Parish) one year Clinton E. French 155 Jay andress 1 Blanks 9
Surveyor of Highways ( West Parish) one year 13. Robert Cunningham 158
Jay andreas 1 Blanks 6
Free warden, one year
alerson E. noyes 159
Blanks 6
Constable (East Parish) one year
Nathaniel n. Love, Ja. 153
Harold Johnson 2
Blanke 10
Constable (West Parish) one year
Walter H. G amans 156
Blanks 9
Planning Board , five years (2)
Simeon S. Pearl 154
Blanks 37
1
James Gray
Warren R. Godfrey 137
Clinton French 1
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iltest. E. Lawrence Colby Torn Clerk
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Special Town meeting - april 16, 1956
The voters of Boxford met at the Marry Kcal School at 8 p.m. on april 16 190 6. was opened in William Treenler, moderation, and after a minute of silent prayer, the following action was taken :
article 1. i'veed to appropriate fram hayseed Revenue the sum of 1,000,00 to meet the List and county accolments for-niqueraus, " thermiqueway révocation repair, on construction. das in anticipation of reimbursement, sa_ moneys when reimbursed to be credited to surplus Revenue. article 2. Voted to raise and appropriate. 2,000,00 as an additional seem kor onatet vai and sanding of highways. Article 3. Ihad to. appropriate in additional seem of 3,000.00 for the purpose of garaging town vehicles. article 4. Voted to increase the compensation from 1.25 to 1.50 per hour for employees, and from $1.50 to 1.75 per hour for heads , in the following departments; Highway, Police, Clerical, Tree , and fire; and voted to raise and appropriate extra amounts for said departments as follows : Highway , 1000 , 00 ; Police , 400 . + ; Clerical, 60,00; Tree , 600.00 ; and Fire , 700.00, to cover increased compensation. article 5. Voted to accept the provisions of Chapter 670, acts of 1955, which provide for an increase in the amount of Pensions and retirement allowances pay able to certain former public employees. article 6. Voted to adjourn at 8:50 pm.
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Precinct ! Presidential Primary, april 24, 1956
Date : april 24 , 1956 Type - Presidential Primary Precinct - 1 Place. Town Hall Polls apentat 2:00 PM No. of Ballots Cast Check list Ballet Box
Ballots at primary only
Republican
Democratic Polls closed
a true Record Esther L Hills, clerk
Delegates at Large to national Convention
Republican Party
Christian a. Herter 83
Leveret Saltoustall 79
Joseph W. Martin, Jr. 76
Henry Cabot Lodge, Je
79
Sinclair Weeks 79
Elmer C Nelson 12
Ralph H. Bonnell 73
Esther W. Wheeler 72
Robert F. Bradford 75
Thomas Pappas 71
alternate Delegates
Basil Brewer 67
Bruce Crane
70
Katherine G. Howard 70
Charles J. Junes 68
Daniel J. Lynch 64
Maxwell m. Rabb 70
Richard F. Treadway 68
John a Volpe convid
71
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alternate Delegates (cont'd)
William W. While 68
Summer G. Whittier 76
Blanks 224
District Delegates to national Convention
Frank S. Geles, Jr. 77
Herbert S. Tuckerman 78
Blanka 13
alternate Delegates
Henry Graf , Jr. . 74
William G. Reed 72
Blanks 22
State Committee - Fourth Essex (MAN)
John adams 73
Blanks 8
State Committee - Fourth Essex (WOMAN)
mary a antonelli 0
amelia R. Donnan 69
Louise S. White 9
Blanke 6
Town Committee. Group !
Heden M. Breton 63
marie m. Pinkham 64
Beatrice B. Wheeler 60
Dorothy L. Woodbury
6/
E. Lawrence Colly
65
Rosamond Price
65
Henrietta S. Prevost 60
Patricia E. Wheeler 60
alma S. anderson 60
Beulah W. Nason 64
Blanks 218
Town Committee - Group I
Lydia D. E. atwood 69
Byron J. atwood, Je 69
Joan W. Balon 69
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Town Committee- Group I
audrey M. Show Roberta L. Cargill
73 71
amelia R. Donnan 11
Suzanne Parker
71
Cinna M. Hayes 75
Eleanor i. Poor 71
Eisenhower 60
Yterter 1
David J. Waters 69
23
Ulice G. Roberts. 69
Blanks 16 3
Democratic Party
Delegates at Large to national Convention
John F. Kennedy 4
Paul a. Lever 4
John W. Vile Cormack 5 Join B. Hyres 5
William 7. Burke, Is.
4 5
James VI. Curley
Thomas f. Buckley
Edward J. Gromin
John E. Powers
Michael J. Sherry
albert S. Previte, Jr.
Joan a Callahan
William Belanger
Daniel Rudsten
Ida R. Lyons
4 4
Jarret YV. Byrne
Daniel B. Brunton
4
James D. O'Brien
4
John F. Kane 4
Howard W. Fitzpatrick 4
0
John S. Begley 4
James J. Correct 4
Jackson J. Holtz Blanks 114
Pres. Pref
Robert L. Means 68
Blanks
4 4 5 5 4 4 4 5 4
Margaret M O'Riordan
353
alternate Delegates to national Convention Joseph a. De Guglielmo O. Henry Siguen 4
4
Chester a. Dolan, Jr. 1 Michael La Presti 4
Peter J. Rzeznikiewicz Francis E. Lavigne Salvatore Camileo 4
4
4
Leonard J. Warner 4
Silas J. Taylor 4
Mary G. Tomasello
5
Hugh J. Me Laughlin
Doris M. Racicat 4
anna Sullivan
Mary De Pasquale Murray
Charles n Collater 4 4
anthony M. Scibelli
Matthew L. Mac Grath, Jr. 4
Joseph Garczynski 4
Edward Brick 4
James R Carte- 4
Thomas f. Hannon 4
Harry J. Silva 4
Jean & Le compte 4
Joan J. Camill 4
Blanks 119
District Delegates to nat'l ConConvention Francis x Collins 6
William & Maguire 5
- albert N. Zabriskie 4
4
Benjamin a. Smith Blanks 9
alternate Delegates
Margaret T. Jellison 5
Jacob W. thinking 4
Blanks 9
4
4 4
João
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State Committee, Fourth Essex (MAN)
Francis Bevalacqua 0
Bernard 7. Carragher 0 Richard J. Holmes 4 Blanks 5
Rose R. Shinting ( woman ) 5 Blanks 4
Town Committee
William f Freenter, Je 4 Françoise I Wotuttemore 4
Ruth K. Baur 4
from J. The Grath 3 marion -I. The Grath 3
Blanks 27
Presidential Pref.
Esenhouver 1
Stevenson 4
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Tefanver 2
Blank Esther L. Hills, clerks
attist : a true copy
E Laurence Litry, town check
Precinct 2
Date - april 24, 1956
Type - Presidential Primary Procent . 2 Peace - Lincoln Hall, West Boxford
Pollo opened at 2:00 pm
No. of ballots cast check list 56
Bullar box 56 Two of baskets cast Republican 47 Democratic 9 Polls closed 8 o'clock PM a true record C
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Republican
Delegates at Large to national Convention
Christian 9. Herter 45
Leveret Saltonstall 46
Joseph W. martin Ja. 44
Henry Calor Lodge, Jr. 46
Sinclair Weeks
44
Elmer a nelson 43
Ralph N. Bonnell 41
Esther W. Wheeler 41
Robert F. Bradford 45
thomas Pappas 50
Blanks 25
alternate Delegates
Basil Brewer
34
Bruce Crave 40
Katherine G. Howard
39
Charles F Inves
40
Daniel J. Lynch
39
maxwell W. Rabl
40
Richard J. Treadway 39
goth a volpe to
William Ul White 39
Summer E. Whittier 43
Blanks 72
6th District District Delegates to national Convention Frank S. Sites, Je 42
Herbert S. Tuckerman 44
Blanka 8
alternates
Henry Graf Je. 41
William S. Reed 42
Blanks 11 %
State Committee +the Essex District (MAN)
John adams 39
Blanks 8
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State Committee 4th Essex Dieties (WOMAN)
Mary G. antonelli 2
amelia R. Donnan 32
Louise S. White 9 Blanks 4
Town Committee - Group !
Helen W. Breton 43
marie M Pinkham 43
Beatrice B. Wheeler 43
Dorothy L. Woodbury 43
E. Laurence Colly 47
Rosamund Price 43
Henrietta S. Prevost 42
Patrícia E, Evreeler 42
ima & anderson 41
Beuxak W- Nason 45
Blanks 39
Town Committee - Group 2
Byron T- atword, Ji 33
Lucia D. E. itword 33
Joan W. Calvon 32
audrey Yn. Shaw 32
Roberta I Cargill 35
amelia R. Honnan 32
Suzanne Parker 32
inna V. Haynes
33
Eleanor S. Pour
32
Robert & means
34
David S. Waters 33
alice G. Roberts 3 4
Blanks 169
Presidential Preference Cidlai Stevenson 1
Eisenhower 29
Blanks 17
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Democratic
Delegates at Large to national Convention John F. Kennedy 6
Paul a. Dever 7
John W Mc Cormack 6
John B. Hynes
5
William N. Burke, gr 5
margaret M. O'Riordan
5 6
James M. Curley
Thomas f. Buckley
Edward J. Comin 5
John E. Powers
5 5
Michael J. Skerry
albert S. Premite, Jr
6 6
5
Daniel Rucksten
5 5
Ida R. Lyons
Sarrest N. Byrne
Daniel B. Brunton James D. O'Brien
John F. Kane 5
Howard W. Fitzpatrick 5
John S. Begley
James J. Corbest 5
Jackson J. Holtz 5
Blanks 89
alternate Delegates
Joseph a De Guglielmo 5
f. Henry Goguen 5 5
Chester G. Dolan, Je
Michael Lo Presti 6
Peter J. Rzeznikiemiz 5 Francis E Lavigne 5 5
Salvatore Camiler
Leonard J, Warner
Silas 7. Taylor
Way & Tornassela
bo bo bobbylo ly ing 5
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John G. Callahan
Q William Belanger
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alternate Delegates Cont'd. Hugh of the Laughlin Doris W Raccont 5 Anna Sullivan 5
Mary De Pasquale Murray Charles W. Collatos 5
5
Anthony M. Sabelli 5
Matthew & Mcgrath, Jr. 5
Joseph Parazynski jr .
5
Edward Frock 5
James R. Carter
5
Thomas J. Hannon 6
Harry 2 Silva 5
Jean d. Le Compte 5
John J. Camill 5
Blanks 94
District Delegates, 6 th District Francis × Collins 9
William J. Maguire 6
albert N. Zabriskie 6
Benjamin a. Smith 6
Blanks 9
alternate Delegates
Margaret T Jellison 7
Jacob W thunberg 6
Blanks 5
State Committee, 4th Essex (MAN)
Francis Bevalacqua 0
Bernard 7. Carragher 2
Richard F. Holmes 7
Blanks
State Committee (WOMAN)
Rose R. Shir berg 5
Blanks 4
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Town Committee
William J. Greenberg, Jr. 8
Francoise T. Whitemare 7 Ruth K. Bair 7
John J. Ma Grath 8
Marion G. Mc Grath 7 Blanks 8
Presidential Preference
John McCormack 5
adlai Stevenson 1 Blanks 3
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Frecenco 2 State Primary, Sept 18, 1956
Election
Lepo 18, 1956 State Primary Precenco 2 at Lincoln Hall, W. Boxford Poels opened at 2 0 click pm.
No of ballots caso 89 Check list 80
Ballast tox 89 Ballots at Primary
Republican 76
Democratic 13
Pulls closed 8 o clock PM
Ci true record Simcon S. Pearl, clerk
Governor?
Summer G. Entretien (R) 74
Faster Furcolo (D)
9
Thomas H. Buckley (D) 4
Blanke 2
Charles Gibbous 12
73
Governor
Robert F. Murphy (D)
9
James a. Burke (D)
4
George G. Wells (D)
Blanke 3
Secretary
Richard J. Forbush (R)
74
Edward J. Cronin (D)
11
Robert Emmett Zinsmore (D) Blanks
2
2
· Treasurer
Robert H. Brancheau (R)
73
Element a Riley DI
7
John F. Kennedy 10
2
10
2
Joseph Hurley 1 +
Governor
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auditor ---
Joseph a. notice 72
Thomas f. Buckley 13
Blanks
ity General George Fingred R
7.3
Joseph D- Ward D
6
Edward J. Mac Cormack, Jo D Blanke 3
7
Congressman William N Bates R
74
Blanks
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Councillar
Cinquestus is means R
71
Robert G. Barrett Jr. D
2
William G. Hennessey D
2
Marie Walch Loughlin B
7
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Thomas G. mixon )
Francis J. Thompson D
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Blanka 6
Senator
Donald Fini R 12
Charles S. Marston Ind R 57
James P Rurale D 10
D)
3
Paul y Zollo R 50
William E Harding R
2 2
allen B. Vass D
13
Blanks 4
County
C. F. Helsin Pratt
R 49
Commissiestes Wallace Ht. Bell R
20
Mary T. Heath R
13
Thomas D. O Brine. R
alfred W.J. Taylor R
12
Frank L Wiggen R
30
Cover))
Humphrey S. Williams Blanches
Rep in Gen Court
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Precent 2 State Primary, Sept. 18, 1956
John R ahern D
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James D. Burns D
1
Edward N Cahill .3
John J. Cabril D
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George G Callahan, Jr D
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arthur J. Clancy D
2
Charles J. Mac Carthy D
1
Thomas w. Mc Gee D
0
Blanke 25
Sheriff
Carl E. Wells R
63
Calle H. Warren
R
8
Everett B Doive A
10
Leo & Langon
D
2
Blanke
1. Frank Hughes R
23
Raymond & Schlapp R
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R
14
Philip G. Hennessey 1)
5
augustine D. Riley 1)
7
Blanks 6
-Registrar
Band A Black R
9
Carl @ Emery K
53
3
8
Francis T. Burke D
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Richard E Foley A
5
Mary Kennedy
D
2
Blantes 7
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Coronadine- Cont'd
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State Primary Sept. 18, 19 56
Precisiet1 Town Hall Poels opened at 2 pm 133 ballots Cast 133 Check list 133 ballot tax
Ballet at Primary only Republican 12.3 Democratic 10
£ 8 PM
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Republican Party
Summer y Tvtuttie. 122 Blanks 1
Charles Gibbons 118
Blanke
Richard & Furbush 1/6
Blanks 7
Robert H Beauchreau 115
Blanks j
Joseph (. )totale
Blanks
George Fingold 1,6
Blanks 7
William H. Botes 117
Blanks 6
Councillor
augustus es means 110
Blanks 7
Governor
It Gov.
Sec. of State
Treasurer
inditor
art. General
Congressman
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State Primary, Precinct! Sept- 18, 1956
State Limater
Republican Cont'd Donald Fine 8
Charles & maraton 101 Bienbis 14
Rep in Gen Court
Paul y. Zallo 97
William @ Harding
23
Blanks
3
C.F. Helson Pratt 68
Wallace T. Bell .3.5"
Mary T. Heath 33
Thomas E @'Brini
il
alfred W. J. Taylor 17
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Blanks 38
Sheriff
Earl E Wells 110
Earie H Warren
10
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Clerk it Courts
J. Frank Hughes 62
Raymond W. Schlapp 78
John a. Smith 28
Blanks 5
Register
Laned & Black 22
Carl C Emery 8.3
Gilbert Wheeler 9
Picanto
County (2) Commissioner
Frank & Wiggen
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State Primary, Precinct 1 Sept. 18, 1956 Democratic Party Faster Furcilo Thomas H Buckley Blanke
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