Town of Boxford : Town meeting records, 1942-1962 , Part 2

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Publication date: 1962
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Art. 11. Voted


Art. 12. Voted


To appropriate a sum not to exceed seron Thousand dollars ($7000.00) from the Surplus Revenue account, to reduce the 1943 tax lery. subject to the approval of the Commissioner of Corporations and Taxation in accordance with Section 23, Chapter 59 of the General Laws.


Art. 13. Voted


to pass over Article 13, as there was no outstanding bills, but what are taken care ofin the Budget.


Art. 14. Voted


that the matter of breaking out the roads when encumbered with snow, be left in the hands of the Surveyors of highways.


Art. 15, Voted


That the matter of committing the Taxes to the Collector, and the manner of collecting the same be left in the hands of the Assessors.


Art. 16. Voted


That The town treasurer, with the approval of the selectmen, be authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of The financial year beginning January 1, 1943, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note on noter as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, General Laws.


Art. 17, Voted


to pass over Article 17. without action, (reconsidered reconsidered) later)


Art. 18. 1


Moved, that the Polls be opened at State and Town Elections, at six oclock A. M., instead of seven. amended, by making it quarter of six, instead of six.


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Art. 18. Voted


that the Polls be opened for State and Joun Elections,


o'clock


at quarter of six, A. M. instead of seven o'clock A.M.


to raise and appropriate $ 200.00 to be divided equally between the two Libraries in Town to be used towards the maintenance of the same.


to raise and appropriate $500.00 to buy and install an air compressor and signaling devices for the Fire Department.


At this time Mr. Harry L. Cole, Chairman of the Selectmen, asked the privilege of saying a few words, and it being granted, he stepped to the platform, and in his usual free and pleasing manner, spoke of the completion this day of fifty years of continuous service of John W. Parkhivist, as Town Clerk. He then presented him witha 50.00 U.S. War Bond and a beautiful bouquet of flowers. Mr. Parkhurst, thanked him and wished to assure him, that he deeply appreciated so generous a gift , and for his kind words of com- mendation . ( It has since been learned that the gift , was from the Town Officers.) Moved , that we change the hours of the business meeting of the Annual Town Meeting, to evening, instead of the afternoon.


The motion was ruled out of order by Moderation,


Voted


to give a vote of thanks to the Ladies of the West Parish , for the fine dinner they provided.


Voted


to reconsider The vote passed on Article 17 31 in favor of reconsidering. 8 opposed.


Moved that we raise and appropriate $1000.00 for the purchase of U. S. War Bonds, in order to establish a postwar rehabilitation fund in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3. Acts of 1943.


Art. 19. Voted


Art. 20. Voted


Art. 21.


1943.


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/943, Amended by buying $2000.00 worth of U. S. War Bonds instead of $1000.00 and to help win this war


Voted


to adopt the amendment.


Voted


to raise and appropriate 2000.00 for the purchase. of U.S. War Bonds, for the establishment of a post-war rehabilitation fund, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Acts of 1943, And to help win this war.


Budget adopted for 1943.


Selectmen


60000


Board of Public Welfare


30000 7,50.00


Assessors


Treasurer 20000 Joun Clerk 25000 Collector of Taxes 65000 Accountant 40000. Registrars 10000 Elections 5000 Board of Health 70000 Inspector of Slaughtering 31500 Inspector of Animals 5000. Essex Sanatorium 7.3258 Sealer of Weights and Measures Police 3500. 30000 3500


Dog Officer


Tree Worden


15000.


Fire Warden


30000


Forest Warden


Forest Fire Patrol


Moth Department


Deputy Game Warden


120000. 30000 130000 5000 170000


Public Welfare Old Age Assistance


Aid to Dependent Children


480000. 80000


carried forward 16067.58


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Soldier's Relief


Budget Brought Forward 16067.58 1 10000. 5000. 1907600. 250.000


Military Aid Schools Vocational Education


Highways and Bridges, Selectmen's Fund


100000.


Chapter 81, Maintenance Art.6.)


275000.


Chapter 90. Maintenance per vote under, <


200000 300000-


Snow Removal and Sanding


Street Lighting


54000


Town Hall


75000.


Public Grounds


15000.


Insurance


150000.


Jour Forest


25000.


Memorial Day


7500.


Soldier's Graves


20000.


Clerical 10000.


Morse House


2500


Selectmen's Contingent Fund


10000.


School House Loan


200000.


Interest on Loans


22500:


War Contingent Fund


10000


Emergency Defense


100.000. 1


Jour Reports 17520


Mt. Vernon Cemetery


5000


$


5153 3,78


* This covers app for Chapp. 90 in Budget.


Highways maintenance in conjunction with Salon 200000


Harmony Cemetery 20000


Old Cemetery in East Parish 10000


Public Libraries maintenance 20000


Air Compressor


50000


Purchase of U. S. War Bonds


200000


Total to raise and app. 5953 3,75


Transfers


For Maintenance of Road Machinery 70000


Reserve Fund from Overlay Reserve 500.00


From Surplus Rev. To reduce tax levy 7000.00


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1943. Officers declared elected William & Greenler, Moderator for 1 year Selectman, Joseph B, Matthews, for 3 years. Treasurer, J. Perly Killam, for 3 years Collector of Taxes, Simeon S. Pearl, for 1 year. Assessor of Taxes, Harry L. Cole, for 3 years School Commetter, Edward R. Millen, for 3 years. Board of Health, Ginton B. Nason, for 3 years Surveyer of Highways, East Parish, Raymond Perley, for + years. Surveyor of Highways, West Parish Benjamin R. Cunningham. for 1 year. Tree Warden. Archer N. French, for one year. Constable, East Parish, Leo F. Richardson, for 1 year Constable, West Parish, Clayton A. Nelson, for/ year.


It follows the record of the Election Clark, Charles M. Moulton. org:


Meeting held in Lincoln Hall. West Boxford. March 1% , 1943.


Meeting called to order by the Moderator The call for the meeting was read and the ballot box inspected, at


At 12/30 The polls were closed. Number of votes cast 235. The ballots were counted and recorded as follows,


Moderato for one year William & Greenter 202 Seth Kelsey 2 202


Clayton A. Nelson /


Z Blanks 30 ×


Selectman, for three years


Joseph B. Matthews, 153


Diamon Lockwood 75 Blanks 7


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1943, Treasurer for three years. J. Perley Killam 213


Blanks 22


Collector of Taxes for one year. Simeon S. Pearl 219


Blanks 16


should be three years. J. We. P. I.C.


Assessor of Takes for one year Harry L. Cole 215


Blanks 20


School Committee for three years


Edward R. Millen 190


Vernon Childr 2


Blanks 43


Board of Health for three years


Clinton B. Nason 216


Blanks 19


Surveyor of Highways (East Parish)


Raymond Perley 209


Blanks 26


Surveyor of Highways ( West Parish)


B. Robert Cunningham 205


Harry L. Cole 1


Harold Lund 1


Blanks 28


Tree Warden for one year


Archer N. French 143


William R. Walsh 77


Blanks 15


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1943. Constable (East Parish) one year. Leo F. Richardson 202


Archer French 1


Horace Moore 1


Blanks 31


Constable (West Parish) one year. Clayton A. Nelson 203


George &. Barrer 1


George H. Nason 1


Blanks 30


Charles M. Moulton, Election Clerk.


to dissolve this meeting.


Atriverecord. Attest.


John W. Parkhurst, Jon Clerk.


Voted


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1943,


The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Public utilities State House, Boston September 8,1943. To: Town Clerk Boxford, Mass.


Percy Monroe Tinker has applied for a War Emergency Certificate under Executive Order No. 1, issued by the Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, acting under the provisions of Acts of 1942, Chapter 13, Section 2 (2) and Section 3, to operate buses for the carriage of passengers for hire, between Newbury and Lowell passing over the following streets in:


As shown on the attached sheet. Very truly yours William H. Kirley Director Dir. of Railway & Bus Utilities


Newbury: [ North Main Church Central Larkin Chute Anderer: Haverhill Lowell


Georgetowni/ North Central Andover


Burford: Andover Washington Essex


North Andover; [Essex Great Bord Road Peters Street


Joulesbury: Andover


Rowell:)Andover Church Central Jackson


Atrice why Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Block,


see grant, Page 36. also Page 38


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1943, Town of Botford, Mass, Office of Selectmen


Oct, 14, 1943. John W. Parkhurst,


Town Clerk of Boyford, Mass, Dear Will.


On Oct. 1st, 1943, WilliamJ. Greenler, D.V. M. was appointed by the Selectmen as Deglofficer for the current year,


On Oct, 2nd, 1943 I administered the cath of office to him .


Respectfully Harry L. Cole.


A trice copy Attesti


John W. Parkhurst, Toun Clerk.


Jury List for 1943 and 1944. Joun of Boxford, Mass. Office of Selectmen. June 25th , 1943. Walter W. French, Elm St. Boxford, Laborer


Harry F. Moore, Depot Road. " Janitor


Cyrus & Killam, Endicott St. " Poultryman Arthur P. Phillips, Depot Road, E. Boxford, Laborer Howard J. Butler, Georgetown Rd. Boxford


Stanley B. Hills, Middleton Rd. Boxford, Carpenter B. Robert Cunningham, Main St. West Boxford, Surveyor E Laurance Bolly, Washington St. 11 " Accountant Raymond Pearl, Main St. Farmer "


John A. Andrew, Essex St, €1 Farmer


William H. Dick, Valley Rd. " Printer


John F. Benson. Washington St.


Retired


Selectmen Harry L. Cole 50 Boxford


Attest:


John W. Parkhurst, Joun Clerk.


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1943.


The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities State House Boston October 1, 1943.


To: Town Clerk Boxford Massachusetts


In compliance with Executive Order No. 11. issued by the Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts acting under the provisions of Acts of 1942, Chapter 13, Section 2 (2) and Section 3. you are hereby notified that Was Emergency Certificate D. P.U. 6816 No. 170 has been issued to Percy Monroe Tinker to open- ate busses for the carriage of passengers for hire between Newbury and Lowell passing over the following streets in:


As shown on the attached sheet.


very truly yours. Allan Brooks Secretary


Newbury: Beginning at the West Newbury town line. Main street to the Georgetown town line, ARsv. beginning at the intersection of Main and Church streets, Church street to Central street, Central street to harkin street, Larkin street to the Georgetown town line.


Georgetown: Beginning at the Newbury Town line, Larkin street to Chute road, Chute road to North street, Also, beginning at the Newbury town line, North street to Central street, Central street to Andover street. Andover street & (Route " 133) to the Boxford town line.


Boxford: Beginning at the Georgetown town line, Willow road (Route (33) to Washington street, Washington street to Essex street, Essex street to The North Andover town line .


No. Andover: Beginning at the Boxford town line, Essex street to Great Pond road, Great Pand road to Andover street, Andover street to Peter street. Peter street (Route (33) to the Andover ton line.


sec Application Page 34. also Page 38.


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Andover: Beginning at the North Andover town line Haver hill street (Route # 133) to Lowell street, Lowell street to the Tewksbury town line. Tewksbury: Beginning at the Andover town line, Andover street to the howell city line. Lowell; Beginning at the Tewksbury town line. Andover street to Church street, Church street to Central street, Central street to Jackson street, Jackson street to the plant of the Byfield Fulling Felting Company.


Provided That said Percy Monroe Tinker shall admit to his vehicle as passengers em- ployees of the Byfield Felting Company only, and when operating toward Lowell passengers may be admitted in Newbury only to be dis - charged at the plant of the Byfield Felting Company in Lowell only, and when operating in the opposite direction passengers may beadmitted at that plant only to discharge in Newbury only, and it is


Further Provided That no bus which when loaded weighs more than twelve (12) tons shall beoperated over the bridge on Larkin street over The Parker River in Newbury.


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


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1943. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities October 18, 1943


Town Clerk Boxford, Mase Gentlemen:


This is to advise you that the Department under date of October 15. 1943, issued an order (D.P. V. 6816-125) relative to war Emergency Ger- tificates issued to Percy Monroe Tinker, which reads in part , as follows :


"Ordered, That no bus operated under special license and war emergency certificate D. R.U. 6816-125, Gert. No. 170, issued to Percy Monroe Tinker , shall be operated more than fifty (50) miles between terminal points, nor shall make more than two (2) round trips per day." Very truly yours William H. Kirley Director Dir. of Railway & Bus Utilities


WH K: ero


A true copy Attenti John W Parkhurst. Town Clerk,


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1943, Town of Bouford, Mars. Office of Selectmen


Oct. 16, 1943.


Joun Clerk, Boxford, Mass.


Dear Will, I have this day admistered the oath of office to George J. Purkis, as a Special Police for the Town of Boxford, for the current year. Mr. Purkis was appointed some time ago but has been working out of town and rather hard to contact,


Hastily Harry L. Cole Justice of the Peace.


In March, 1943, the following named persons were appointed special Police, by the Selectmen of Boxford, namely :-


C. W. Pratt." sworn, Apr. 2.1943. By H. R. E.e. J.V. H.F. Butler


G. H. Nason H. W. Graz


A. N. French "


Apr. 1.


G. F. Gemmell


.. 2.


Barbara C. Perley N.P.


G. T. Purkis =


Oct. 16,


H.K. Cole. J.P.


C. E. Killam


Apr. 6.


Iv. Chadwick " 5,


J. K. Vaughan


Mar. 29,


l. G. Whittier 11


Apr. 9.


F. M. Gould


Mar. 31. 10


A. A. Shaw =


" 29, "


L. G. Hagen


A. P. Phillips


B. C. Perley, N.P.


S. S. Pearl


Mar. 28,


H. h. Cole, J.P.


R. Perley


Apr. 6, "


B.C. Perley. N. P.


1. Sheldon


11 Mar. 26.


P.S. Gallen S.P.


Attesti


Mar. 27.1. "1


1 30,


"1


B.C. Perley, N.P. H.L. Cole, J.P.


= B. C. Perley, N.P. H. L. Cole. J.P.


Apr. 10. 1. 5. 11


John W. Parkhurst. Joun Clerk.


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1944. Borford, January 25, 1944, I have this day destroyed all the ballots cast at the Annual Town Election, held in Boxford, Mase, March 1, 1943,


Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.


Joun Clerk Boxford, Mass. Mr. John F. Benson, was nominated as an Inspector of Slaughtering on Jan. 21 st, 194. Approved on Jan. 25, 1944.


Appointed on Jan. 25, 1944,


Sworn into office Jan. 25, 1944. by


Harry L. Cole. J. of P. A true copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.


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1944. Town of Boxford, Mass. Office of Board of Setechmen February 28, 1944, Joun Clerk. Boxford, Massachusetts. Dear Will;


On February 17, the Selectmen, under Section 40 of Chapter 41 of the General Lans, appointed Lucy K. Parkhurst as assistant to the town Treasurer and she took out of office before me on the above date.


On February 18, the following were appoint- ed as election officers for the Annual Joun Meeting on March 6, 1944:


Franklin &. Roberts, Clerk George B. Parkhurst Walter W. French


Frank M. Gould (declined to serve.)


James Feronetti


yours truly Harry L. Cole Justice of the Peace.


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


Borford, March 6. 1944.


I have This day delivered to the Moderator. William J. Greenter 463 Official Ballots, Specimen Ballots and Cards of Instructions etc. for the Annual Ion Election, hold this day in the Joun Hall, Borford, Mars.


Attert John W. Parkhurst. Town Clark.


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1944. Boxford Jet. 27/44


John W. Parkhurst Town Clerk, Boxford, Mass. Dear Sir: -.


Edward R. Millen's Resignation as School Committee.


During my term of office on the Boxford School Committee I have tried to perform the duties of that office for the best interest of the school children of the town and to keep up a progress- i've policy. As the townspeople at this time does not care to go along with the program as set up by the school committee and I cannot contend with a standstill policy I hereby Tender my resignation as a member of the Borford School Committee to become effective March 6, 1944, Edward R. Millen A true copy Altest John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.


Seth Low Kelsey. East Bouford, Mars. February 28, 1944. Mr. John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk Town Hall


Seth L. Kelley's resignation as School Committee


Buford, Massachusetts.


I he Boxford School Committee recently niva imously voted to designate Georgetown High School as the official High School for our town, and the one To which transportation would be furnished.


This decision was made after careful study of all factors involved . I voted to make this change for the following principal reasons :-


First: 30 place the high school pupils of the entire town at the same school in our superintendenty union and therefor under the direct supervision of our superintendent making possible a closer


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check on their welfare and progress. Second, Jo place them at a school at which the B oxford School Committee could actively assist in promoting improved methods of education and discipline and in providing increasingly complete and superior facilities and equipment. This is very important now and will be increase ingly so in the postwar years if our pupils are to have full advantage of the new methods of education that have already been and will further be developed.


Third :- To place them in acompletely modern and fire proof school building entirely devoted to high school education and having adequate room for enlargement of the school. Boxford is a rap- idly growing town, and even now our pupils would comprise about one-third of the total enrollment at Georgetown High School under the proposed arrangement.


Fourth :- To facilitate and improve the transpor- tation of our pupils. It was planned that each day one bus would wait late enough in the after- noon so that those pupils who wished would participate in athletics, dramatics or other extra-curricular activities without having to provide their own transportation hom. This is not feasible with our pupils enrolled in widely separated schools.


The school departments in the towns involved were notified of our action and the Georgetown School Committee voted to admit our pupils to Georgetown High School starting in the fall of 1944. Funds to provide for new equipment and for enlargement of their teaching staff have been asked for, and Georgetown Finance Committee has given it's approval to their request.


At the request of some of the parents The Borford School Committee has been represented at meetings


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at each end of the town, at which these and other reasons were given for their action. From the dis- cussion at these meetings and with parents at other times it seems evident to me that a majority of Boxford parents do not approve this action of the school committee, and will not support it by sending their children to Georgetown High School.


A duly elected school committee has very wide and independent howers to act as it thinks best for the welfare of the town. It is, therefor, all the more important that in major matters of policy its actions should meet with the town's approval.


I believe that when a member of the school committee feels that his stand on such a major matter of policy is not approved by a majority of those concerned, he should either reconsider his decision on resign from office so that he may be replaced by someone whose ideas will accord more closely with those of his fellow citizens.


I firmly believe the decision of the school committee was a sound one, and that to reconsider would be inconsistent with This belief as well as being unfair to the Georgetown School Committee, whose friendly and willing assurances of cooper ation were given in all good faith.


Therefor I hereby offer my resignation as a member of the Boxford'S chool Committee, to beeffer tive one week from date.


It has been a privilege to serve the town as a member of this committee, and the citizens of town may be assured of my continued interest in all matters of education affecting the children of school age in Boxford.


yours truly Seth L. Kelly Member of School Committee


Boxford, Massachusetts.


Atrue copy Attest John ul. Parkhurst, Joun Clerk.


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1944.


At a Meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Boxford, qualified to vote in town elections and in town affairs, held in the Town Hall, Bouford, on Monday, March 6, 1944, the following record was made :-


Meeting called to order and warrant read by the Moderator, WilliamJ. Greenler, The Ballet Box was opened and inspected by the public and election officers and found to beempty, Then locked and the keys taken by Leo F. Richardson, the Consta ble, The Ballot Box registered 000.


The Polls were declared open at 5-45 o'clock A.M.


Franklin G. Roberts, Clerk Election Officers George B. Parkhurst appointedby the


James Feronetti Selectmen,


Walter W. French


ISworn by the Town Clerk .


Beatrice Roberts


Tellers appointed


Ella Walsh by The Moderator


Esther Case


Amy G. Parkhurst


[ sworn by the Town Clerk.


When one hundred ballots were cast, they were taken from the Ballet Box and counted by the Tellers.


The Ballot Box failed to register three voter. The Polls were closed at 12-30 o'clock P.M. The Ballot Box registered 241. shipped three. Number of Ballots in Ballet Box 244. Check Lists showed 244 names checked.


An excellent dinner was served by the Ladies of the East Parish at noon.


I called to order by the Moderator at 2-30 o clock P.M.


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Meeting was opened with prayer by Rev. Thomas Curtis.


Vited


that the further reading of the warrant be dispensed with.


Article 2. Voted Article 3.


To pass over Article two.


Voted To accept the reports of the Town Officers as printed in the Town Reports.


The following officers were declared elected. Harry L. Cole, Selectman for three years. Donald E. Anderson, Town Clerk. for three years. Simeon S. Pearl, Collector of Taxes, for one year. Stanley B. Hills, Assessor of Taxes for three years. William J. Greenler. fr., School Committee for 3 years. Harry h. Cole. Board of Health, for three years. Raymond Perley, Surveyor of Highways. E. P. for one year. B. Robert Cunningham, Survey or of Highways U.P. for year Archer N. French, Free Warden, for one year. Lev & Richardson, Constable & ast Parish fin one year. Clayton A. Nelson, Constable West Parish for one year. William J. Greenler, Moderator for one year.


Article 4. Vated


That the suggested budget be accepted with the following additions, namely :- To add $100.00 to The Town Clerk's amount. $100,00 to the Board of Health amount. $200.00 to The Town Hall amount. $50.00 for the ancient graves in Mount Vernon Cemetery in The West Parish.


Making the Budget for 1944 as follows :- see next page.


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Budget for 1944.


Selectmen Board of Public Ul Assessors Treasurer Joun Clerk Collector of Taxes Accountant Registrars Elections


Board of Health


Inspector of Slaughtering Inspector of Animals Essex Sanitorium


Sealer of Weights and Measures Police


Dog Cofficer Tree Warden Fire Warden


Forest Warden


Forest Fire Patrol


Moth Department


Deputy Game Warden


Public Welfare


Old Age Assistance


A id to Dependent Children Soldier's Relief Military Aid


Schools


Vocational Education fund. Highways and Bridges, Selectmen's Chapter 81 Maintenance


Chapter 90 Maintenance Snow Removal and Sandings Street Lighting Joun Hall


carried over 47451.09


700.00 350.00 800,00 350.00 400.00 650.00 450,00 150.00 250.00 600.00 420,00 50.00 654.09 35.00 300.00 50,00 150,00 300.00 1200,00 300.00 1400.00 50.00 1200,00 5000.00 900,00 400.00 10000 19852,00 250.00 1000.00 23 00 00 2000,00 3000.00 540.00 1300.00


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Brought Forward Public Grounds


4,7451.09 150.00 1600,00 25000 75.00


Insurance Town Forest


Memorial Day Soldiers' Graves


200,00


Clerical 125,00


Morse House


600.00


Selectmen's Contingent Fund


150.00


School House Loan


2000.00


Interest on Loans


225.00


Jours Reports


151.80


Ancient Graves, Mt. Vernon Cemetery 50,00


53 02 7.89


Ancient Graves in Harmony Cemetery 200.00


Improvement of Old Cemetery in East Parish 100,00


Maintenance of two Public Libraries 200,00 .


her Land Damage on Georgetown Road. 170,00


Total amount to raise and appro, 53 697.89 Other appropriations


Maintenance of Rd. Machen, from Rd. Mach. J. 700.00


Reserve Fund from Overlay Reserve 500.00


Two Libraries from Dog Account 168.27


To reduce Jax levy from the Surplus Rear. 7000.00. War Bonds from available funds in Treas. 3000,00


Article 26 was Taken up.


Moved, that the Selectmen appoint a Committee to confer with the owners of Lincoln Hall in West Boxford, in regard to the Town purchasing the same


Amended. Moved that the Moderator appoint the Commity This motion was withdrawn. Moved to pass over. Novate


Voted


That the Selectmen appoint a Committee to confer


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with the owners of Lincoln Hall in West B oxford, in regard to the purchase of the same by the Town.


Voted to dispense with all other matters under Article 26 for the present.


Article 5.


Voted To appropriate the sum of $100.00 for the Maintenance of Road Machinery, said amount to be transferred from the Road Machinery Fund.


Article 6. Voted


To pass over Article la, without further action, as it has already been taken care of in the Budget.


Article 7 Voted To raise and appropriate $200.00 for the purpose of improving the ancient graves in Harmony Cemetery.


Article 8. Voted


To raise and appropriate $100.00 for the purpose of improving the Old Cemetery on the South side of Main St., in Boxford Village.




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