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VOTED that the Town authorize the Board of Selectmen to sign and execute a lease with the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company for the right to install, use and maintain a certain construction, consisting of a line of 6 foot concrete drain pipe, in a steel sleeve, on, across and under land and tracks of the Boston Division of the Railroad Company at about Engineering Station 1489 plus 60 of the monumented center line of the Railroad Company at Franklin, Massachusetts, substantially as shown in red on print hereto attached, made a part hereof, and entitled "N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., Boston Division Tracks and Buildings, Franklin Jct., Mass. Proposed Installa- tion of 6' Concrete Drain Pipe Spruce Pond Drainage Project for Town of Franklin, Mass. AFE 90215-S Sept. 21, 1959."
The meeting adjourned at 11:25 P.M.
A true record, Attest:
EDMUND J. KEEFE,
Clerk Pro Tem
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PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY - APRIL 26, 1960
REPUBLICAN PARTY NOMINATIONS
Delegates at Large to National Convention
Leverett Saltonstall of Smith Street, Dover 66
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. of 275 Hale Street, Beverly 65
Joseph W. Martin, Jr. of 54 Grove Street, North Attleborough 66 Thomas A. Pappas of 323 March Street, Belmont 55 Ralph H. Bonnell of 81 Arlington Street, Winchester Mary R. Wheeler of 17 Westwood Drive, Worcester 56
54
Daniel E. McLean of 8 Linden Avenue, Beverly Fred Lamson of 36 Dodge Street, Malden
53
Frank S. Giles of 827 Riverside Drive, Methuen 55 Robert F. Bradford of 106 Coolidge Hill, Cambridge Blanks 85
60
Alternate Delegates at Large to National Convention
Lloyd B. Waring of 19 Marmion Road, Melrose 54 John A. Volpe of 10 Everett Avenue, Winchester 54
Georgia E. Ireland of 38 Bay View Road, Wellesley 52
53
George D. Hammond of 96 Western Avenue, Westfield Bruce Crane of 45 Main Street, Dalton
54
Irene K. Thresher of 667 Chestnut Street, Newton
52
Richard F. Treadway of 22 West Cedar Street, Boston 52
Augustus G. Means of County Road, Essex
55
Andrew A. Hunter of 135 Charles Street, Boston 53
54
George L. Sargent of Fram Street, Dover Blanks 137
District Delegates 14th Congressional District
Gerald E. Riley of 5 Hunting Street, North Attleborough 59
Hugh Morton of 59 Greenlawn Street, Fall River 54
Blanks 21
Alternate District Delegates 14th Congressional District
Mary C. Marple of 14 Winthrop Road, Wellesley 56
Henri Prunaret of Frost Street, Natick 54
Blanks 24
State Committee Middlesex and Norfolk District
Russell G. Simpson
58
Blanks
9
Ann C. Gannett of 85 Old Connecticut Path, Wayland 48
Blanks 19
55
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Town Committee
Richard C. Howland of 24 Pearl Street
56
Nicholas Giardino of 57 Beaver Street
54
George M. Doyle of 454 Lincoln Street
55
Barbara E. Cobb of Dean Street
58
Margaret I. Erwin of 995 West Central Street Agnes B. Dana of 38 Crescent Street
63
Bertha Bachner of 63 Marvin Avenue
56
Russell E. Kubli of 548 Chestnut Street Margaret C. Howe of 64 Maple Street
59
Alice P. Bentley of 1252 West Central Street
59
James H. Stoffel of 807 Pond Street
53
54
John V. N. Stults of 649 W. Central Street Grace C. Buchanan of 61 Hillside Road Robert Bell of 378 Lincoln Street Ralph W. Young of 216 School Street
56
Jack Nasuti of 147 Peck Street
61
William A. Somerby, Jr. of 92 Forest Street
61
Philip L. Bean of 78 Hillside Road Blanks
175
Presidential Preference
Nelson Rockefeller
5
Richard Nixon
51
John Kennedy
4
Dwight Eisenhower
1
Blanks
8
TOTAL NUMBER REPUBLICAN BALLOTS CAST
67
DEMOCRATIC PARTY NOMINATIONS
Delegates To National Convention
Foster Furcolo of 812 Longmeadow Street, Longmeadow 50 John W. McCormack of 726 Columbia Road, Boston 51 John M. Lynch of 34 Browning Road, Somerville 45 Robert F. Murphy of 90 West Border Road, Malden Joseph D. Ward of 29 Allston Place, Fitchburg 48
50
Edward J. McCormack, Jr. of 1110 Morton Street, Boston 50
Thomas J. Buckley of 290 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston John F. Collins of 20 Myrtle Street, Boston
49
51
54
57
55
64
56
128
Joseph William Belanger of 2 Lillie Way, Boston 49 John E. Powers of 158 M Street, Boston 47
46
John F. Thompson of 59 Fairway Drive, Ludlow Endicott Peabody of 19 Larch Road, Cambridge 49 Robert Francis Kennedy of Marchant Avenue, Barnstable 50 Howard W. Fitzpatrick of 100 Maple Street, Malden 47 Garrett H. Byrne of 52 Tacoma Street, Boston 47 Balcom S. Taylor of 924 Tremont Street, Boston 45 Marl L. Fonseca of 102 Webster Street, Fall River 47 John L. Saltonstall, Jr. of 73 Middlesex Road, Brookline 49
45
Bernard Solomon of 89 Mount Vernon Street, Boston
46
Kenneth J. Kelley of 275 Washington Street, Hanover
46
A. Frank Foster of 472 Norfolk Street, Boston
44
Thomas J. O'Connor, Jr. of 142 Merrimac Avenue, Springfield Blanks
440
Alternate Delegates at Large to National Convention
William F. Donoghue of 217 Commercial Street, Weymouth Charles N. Collatos of 46 Webster Road, Lexington Mary DePasquale Murray of 18 Grant Street, Milford Peter J. Rzeznikiewicz of 26 Chestnut Street, Ware Edward King of 21 Birch Street, Ludlow
46
44
48
45
44
45
42
43
43
43
44
45
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Group 1 - District Delegates 14th Congressional District
William P. Grant of 312 Florence Street, Fall River
17
Joseph E. Hanify, Jr. of 339 Reading Street, Fall River 16
Napoleon Dufault of 187 Osborn Street, Fall River
14
Manuel R. Pereira of 599 Birch Street, Fall River
14
Group 2
John M. Arruda of 38 Oliver Street, Fall River 9
Bernard F. Cleary of 91 Winthrop Street, Taunton
10
Edward F. Doolan of 54 Cottage Street, Fall River
10
Edward P. Grace of 542 Fourth Street, Fall River
9
Alternate Delegates 14th Congressional District
Patrick H. Harrington, Jr. of 29 Roland Avenue, Somerset
16
Joseph A. DeGuglielmo of 24 Arlington Street, Cambridge Cornelius W. Phillips, Jr. of 30 Spruceland Avenue, Springfield Anthony M. Scibelli of 200 Maple Street, Springfield Richard Maguire of 20 Ridgefield Road, Winchester Paul W. Glennon of 31 Bellingham Road, Worcester Dan H. Fenn, Jr. of 22 Sherburne Road, Lexington Thomas J. Noonan of 53 Craftsland Road, Brookline Blanks
49
Betty Taymor of 44 Fairfax Street, Newton Stephen T. Chmura of 4 Elm Street, Holyoke
44
129
James Seligman of 203 Martha Street, Fall River William J. O'Brien of 40 Plain Street, Stoughton John N. Fulham, Jr. of 64 Bristol Road, Wellesley Blanks
13
11
9
248
Middlesex and Norfolk District State Committee
John T. Dias of 530 Central Street, Framingham
10
Francis J. McKenna of 453 Village Street, Medway
41
Edward J. Odell of 42 Charles Street, Natick Blanks
13
State Committee Middlesex and Norfolk District
Helen N. Dolan of 103 Cedar Street, Framingham
33
Helen L. Johnson of 74 Hadley Road, Framingham 9 Blanks 24
Town Committee
Joseph Dickens of 76 Dean Avenue
51
Martin W. Donahue of 92 Crescent Street
55
Frederick O. Wilbee of 14 Garfield Street
50
Woodrow L. Abbott of 121 School Street
48
Barney G. Pasquantonio of 149 Pleasant Street
50
Edmund J. Keefe of 150 Main Street Romeo Assetta of 11 Maple Street
48
Roger J. McCann of 430 Pond Street
45
John B. Cataldo of 112 King Street
46
William D. O'Neil of 13 Church Avenue
51
Henry J. Bardol of 227 Union Street Rita McCann of 430 Pond Street
47
Alton L. Franz of 697 Pond Street
44
49
45
46
Robert M. Kearney of 272 Lincoln Street
47
49
44
44
46
48
Bernard F. McCahill of 17 Lincoln Street Ralph A. DeLucia, Jr. of 73 Wachusett Street Edith E. McKenna of 61 Crescent Street
44
48
Raymond F. McKenna of 61 Crescent Street Edward W. Crothers of 154 Pleasant Street
47
49
William J. Ginivan of 51 Fales Street
46
Harry W. Vozella of 39 Lincoln Street Marino Turinese of 57 Wachusett Street Lena Turinese of 57 Wachusett Street Paul G. Pfeffer of Brook Street
42
Anthony M. Vignone of 105 Union Street Albert R. Brunelli of 51 Chestnut Street Primo DeBaggis of 121 Fisher Street Bernice E. Thayer of 64 Summer Street Arthur C. Pellegri of 36 Ruggles Street
46
2
48
47
130
Agnes Haughey of 23 Cottage Street 46 John J. McCahill of 13 Pinehurst Street 48 John J. Allen of 24 Hayward Street 48
Antonio D'Amelio of 33 Washington Street
46 Joseph Yadisernia of 245 Union Street Marilyn A. McCahill of 17 Lincoln Street 48 Blanks 658
46
Presidential Preference
John Kennedy
54
Adlai Stevenson
2
Lyndon Johnson
1
Blanks 9
TOTAL DEMORATIC BALLOTS CAST 66
After the declaration of the vote as aforesaid, all the ballots cast at said Primary were sealed, and the voting lists were enclosed in an envelope and were endorsed by the election officers. All the ballots not distributed were enclosed and sealed and check lists were placed in the custody of the Town Clerk.
A true record, Attest:
GEORGE W. DANA,
Town Clerk
PROCEEDINGS OF SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
JUNE 28, 1960
The meeting was called to order by the Moderator, Romeo Assetta, at 8:00 P.M. in Dean Junior College Gymnasium, a quorum being present and voting.
The Moderator then appointed the following Tellers and they were sworn by him to the faithful performance of their duties: Howard C. Abbott, Richard Costello, William Goodwin, Orlando D'Errico, Dr. James W. Howard and Woodrow Abbott.
The Warrant and Return of the Warrant was read by the Town Clerk.
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Article 1. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of One Hundred Forty-five Thousand Dollars ($145,000) or any other sum for the purpose of constructing eight (8) additional classrooms to the existing Gerald Murdock Parmenter School and for originally equip- ping and furnishing said addition, above sum to include the cost of architect's fees and plans, and determine whether the money shall be provided for by taxation, by appropriation from available funds in the treasury, and by borrowing under authority of Chapter 44 of the General Laws and Chapter 645 of the Acts of 1948, as amended, to be expended under the direction of the School Building Committee, or take any action relative thereto.
VOTED by secret ballot, yes 229, no 313, that this article be indefi- nitely postponed.
Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of Three Hundred and Eight Thousand Dollars ($308,000) or any other sum for the purpose of constructing seven (7) additional classrooms, a four-hundred (400) student cafeteria and kitchen to the existing Theron Metcalf School and for originally equipping and furnishing said addition, above sum to include the cost of architect's fees and plans, and determine whether the money shall be provided for by taxation, by appropriation from available funds in the treasury, and by borrowing under authority of Chapter 44 of the General Laws and Chapter 645 of the Acts of 1948, as amended, to be expended under the direction of the School Building Committee, or take any action relative thereto.
VOTED by secret ballot, yes 330, no 211, that this article be indefinitely postponed.
Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to dismiss the present School Building Committee and/or appoint the following seven (7) citizens: Joseph J. Turco, 81 Marvin Avenue, William A. Symmes, 146 Brook Street, Ernest A. Daniels, 247 Pond Street, Frederick Stob- bart, 454 East Central Street, Gertrude Glover, 51 Crescent Street, Bernard A. McAllister, Conlyn Avenue, and T. Francis McGuire, 11 Orchard Street, plus two members of the School Committee to be appointed by the Selectmen, or take any action relative thereto.
VOTED that this article be indefinitely postponed.
Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds the sum of Eighty-six Hundred Dollars ($8,600) for purchasing and installing a two-way communications system for the Department of Public Works, Forty-three Hundred Dollars ($4,300) to be reimbursed on acceptance of application for
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reimbursement by the Department of Civil Defense, said sum to be expended under the direction of the Board of Public Works.
VOTED that the Town appropriate from available funds the sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($2,500) for purchasing and installing a two-way communications system for the Department of Public Works, said sum to be expended under the direction of the Board of Public Works.
Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds the sum of Twenty-five Hundred Thirty Dollars ($2,530) for the purpose of replacing four (4) old hydrants and installing the necessary gate valves and connections, including sixty (60) lin. ft. of six (6) inch water main from the water main in Main Street to the hydrant at the corner of Depot Street, said sum to be expended by the Board of Public Works, or take any action relative thereto.
VOTED that the Town raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds the sum of Twenty-five Hundred Thirty Dollars ($2,530) for the purpose of replacing four (4) old hydrants and instal- ling the necessary gate valves and connections, including sixty (60) lin. ft. of eight (8) inch water main from the water main in Main Street to the hydrant at the corner of Depot Street, said sum to be expended by the Board of Public Works.
Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Health to appoint one of its members, namely, Peter O'Brien, to the position of Board of Health Agent and that said Agent be paid the sum of One Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars ($1,800) salary, said salary to be paid from the Board of Health appropriation, or do anything relating thereto.
VOTED that this article be indefinitely postponed.
Article 7. To see if the Town will vote to petition the Bureau of Standards to approve the following amendments as additions to the present building laws of the town of Franklin:
"Article 3-Section 2
B. Top of foundation wall of any building (that is the regulation distance from street) shall be at least six (6) inches higher than the sidewalk or crown of the road. In all the above cases grade must pitch toward the street. A building that is set back from the street more than one hundred twenty-five (125) feet may be set lower than the road if other conditions permit, provided provision was made at
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street line to prevent water from running on the lot.
"Article 8-Section 12-before (a)
Grades of framing and boarding lumber to be used. All framing and boarding lumber (if western) shall be construction and standard grades or better. No utility or economy grades are to be used. If eastern lumber, number one and two common for framing and number three common or better for boarding. No soft pine lumber is to be used for framing. No green lumber is to be used for framing.
"Article 8-Section 14 (d)
Roof shingle exposure in relation to roof pitches. No roof with a pitch of less than four (4) inches shall be shingled with standard 12" x 36" strip, asphalt slate surface shingles. On any pitch of four (4) inches up to five (5) inches, these standard twelve (12) inch must be laid with not more than four (4) inches exposure to the weather. On a roof of three (3) inches up to four (4) inches, 15" x 36" strip asphalt slate surfaced shingles may be used. On all roofs less than three (3) inch pitch, double coverage cemented slate surfaced roofing or four or five ply built up asphalt roof must be used. Use fifteen (15) lb. asphalt felt under all roofing. No roofing shingles shall be laid with staples, only large head galvanized roofing nails are to be used. Plywood used for roof boarding must be at least one-half (1/2) inch thick.
"Article 8 Section 18 (c)
Required-A wire-lathed and plastered ceiling ten (10) by ten (10) feet over all coal, oil, and gas fired house and small building heaters." Or take any action relative thereto.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED that the Town petition the Bureau of Standards to approve the following amendments as additions to the present Building Laws of the Town of Franklin:
"Article 3-Section 2
B. Top of foundation wall of any building (that is the regulation distance from street) shall be at least six (6) inches higher than the sidewalk or crown of the road. In all the above cases grade must pitch toward the street. A building that is set back from the street more than one hundred twenty-five (125) feet may be set lower than the road if other conditions permit, provided provision was made at street line to prevent water from running on the lot.
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"Article 8-Section 12-before (a)
Grades of framing and boarding lumber to be used. All framing and boarding lumber (if western) shall be construction and standard grades or better. No utility or economy grades are to be used. If eastern lumber, number one and two common for framing and number three common or better for boarding. No soft pine lumber is to be used for framing. No green lumber is to be used for framing.
"Article 8-Section 14 (d)
Roof shingle exposure in relation to roof pitches. No roof with a pitch of less than four (4) inches shall be shingled with standard 12" x 36" strip, asphalt slate surface shingles. On any pitch of four (4) inches up to five (5) inches, these standard twelve (12) inch must be laid with not more than four (4) inches exposure to the weather. On a roof of three (3) inches up to four (4) inches, 15" x 36" asphalt slate-surfaced shingles may be used. On all roofs less than three (3) inch pitch, double coverage cemented slate-surfaced roofing or four or five-ply built-up asphalt roof must be used. Use fifteen (15) 1b. asphalt felt under all roofing. No roofing shingles shall be laid with staples, only large head galvanized roofing nails are to be used. Plywood used for roof boarding must be at least one-half (1/2) inch thick.
"Article 8-Section 18 (c)
Required-A wire-lathed and plastered ceiling ten (10) by ten (10) feet over all coal, oil and gas fired house and small building heaters."
Article 8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate, or transfer from available funds, the sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) to be expended under the direction of the School Building Committee appointed at the Special Town Meeting held on February 25, 1960, for preparation of preliminary plans and cost estimates for additions to existing school buildings, and preliminary plans and cost estimates for new school construction, or do anything relating thereto.
VOTED that the Town transfer from available funds, the sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) to be expended under the direction of the School Building Committee appointed at the Special Town Meeting held on February 25, 1960, for preparation of preliminary plans and cost estimates for additions to existing school buildings and preliminary plans and cost estimates for new school construction.
Meeting adjourned at-
A true record, Attest:
GEORGE W. DANA,
Town Clerk
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STATE PRIMARY - SEPTEMBER 13, 1960
REPUBLICAN PARTY NOMINATIONS
Senator in Congress:
427
Leverett Saltonstall, Smith Street, Dover Blanks
53
Governor:
John A. Volpe, 10 Everett Avenue, Winchester 428 Blanks 52
Lieutenant Governor:
Augustus G. Means, County Road, Essex Blanks 71
409
Secretary:
Edward W. Brooke, 26 Crawford Street, Boston Blanks 82
398
Attorney General:
George Michaels, 62 Roundwood Road, Newton Blanks 89
391
Treasurer:
Walter J. Trybulski, 22 Carlton Avenue, Chicopee
272
Francis Andrew Walsh, 25 Ross Street, Medford Blanks 84
124
Auditor:
Gardner B. Wardwell, 16 Chestnut Street, Melrose 385 Blanks 95
Congressman:
Joseph William Martin, Jr., 54 Grove Street, No. Attleboro 405
Oscar H. Peterson, 5 Maple Street, Easton 46
Blanks 29
Councillor:
George M. Doyle, 454 Lincoln Street, Franklin 377
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Joseph H. McCartin, 395 Pleasant Street, Milton Carleton P. Merrill, 15 Newtonville Avenue, Newton
Blanks
Representative in General Court:
Edna B. Telford, 54 Pleasant Street, Plainville Roland C. Campbell, 162 W. Bacon Street, Plainville 159 Blanks 32
Senator:
Walter J. Dempsey, 76 Prospect Street, Norwood
7
Charles F. Hooper, 15 Moore Avenue, Franklin
346
William F. Nourse, Harding Street, Medfield
36
George L. Sargent, Farm Street, Dover
85
Blanks
6
Register of Probate:
Anna E. Hirsch
Blanks
402 78
County Commissioners:
Russell T. Bates, 5 Shellton Road, Quincy
377
Clayton W. Nash, 19 West Street, Weymouth
353
Blanks 230
County Treasurer:
Raymond C. Warmington, 914 Furnace Brook Parkway, Quincy 398
Blanks 82
Sheriff - (fill vacancy) :
John H. Brownell, 180 Rock Island Road, Quincy
171
Arthur J. Ferullo, 120 Holbrook Road, Quincy
32
Charles W. Hedges, 304 Beale Street, Quincy Blanks 64
213
TOTAL NUMBER OF REPUBLICAN BALLOTS CAST 480
7
64 32
289
137
DEMOCRATIC PARTY NOMINATIONS
Senator in Congress:
Foster Furcolo, 812 Longmeadow Street, Longmeadow 180
Edmund C. Buckley, 83A Wendell Street, Cambridge 38
Thomas J. O'Connor, Jr., 142 Merrimac Avenue, Springfield 172
Blanks 18
Governor:
Joseph D. Ward, 29 Allston Place, Fitchburg
130
Francis E. Kelly, 1184 Morton Street, Boston 54
John F. Kennedy, 2222 Washington Street, Canton 49
Alfred Magaletta, 50 Hillview Road, Westwood 6 Robert F. Murphy, 90 W. Border Road, Malden 43
Endicott Peabody, 19 Larch Road, Cambridge 104 Gabriel Francis Piemonte, 65 Brook Farm Road, Boston Blanks 9
13
Lieutenant Governor:
Edward F. Mclaughlin, Jr., 6 Calvin Road, Boston
296
84
Pasquale Caggiano, 165 Washington Street, Lynn Blanks 28
Secretary:
Kevin H. White, 30 Cedar Land Way, Boston 172
Francis X. Ahearn, 27 Greycliff Road, Boston 136
Margaret F. McGovern, 310 Commonwealth Avenue, Newton 63
Blanks 37
Attorney General:
Edward J. McCormack, Jr., 1110 Morton Street, Boston 343
Blanks 65
Treasurer:
John Thomas Driscoll, 50 Clearwater Drive, Boston 156 George F. Hurley, 120 Maplewood Street, Boston 32
John B. Kennedy, 25 Taylor Street, Saugus 64
John M. Kennedy, 60 Radcliffe Street, Boston
21
67
Patrick F. McDonough, 11 Barrington Road, Boston Robert J. Sullivan, 17 Vershire Street, Boston 28 Blanks 40
138
Auditor:
Thomas J. Buckley, 290 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston John F. Hynes, 41 Child Street, Boston Blanks
291 76 41
Congressman:
Edward F. Doolan, 54 Cottage Street, Fall River 99 Howard Haines Murphy, 900 North Street, Walpole 190 George H. Niland, 83 No. Main Street, Easton 74 Blanks 45
Councillor:
Abraham H. Kahalas, 22 Hosmer Street, Boston 115 Edward J. Burke, 1426 River Street, Boston 75
John A. Dolan, 11 Elko Street, Boston 83
Robert E. Green, 284 Foster Street, Boston
18
45
Francis J. Hickey, 149 Walnut Street, Brookline Thomas W. McCue, 41 Ackers Avenue, Brookline Arthur Bogni
8
1
Blanks 63
Senator:
Jeremiah J. Bresnahan, Jr., 397 Washington Street, Norwood 17
William F. Butters, 354 Nichols Street, Norwood 82
Stephen J. Connolly, 245 Washington Street, Canton 10
41
Francis C. McKenna, 453 Village Street, Medway Robert M. Murphy, 34 York Way, Westwood
85
Bruno Santini, 41 Essex Street, Bellingham
34
George A. Sullivan, Jr., 41 Howard Street, Norwood J. Kenneth Sykes, 125 Bond Street, Norwood Charles Hooper
46
1
Blanks 31
Representative in General Court:
4
Neil R. Bearce, 43 Oak Street, Foxboro Charles A. Burrows, North Street, Norfolk Joseph Dickens, 76 Dean Avenue, Franklin 149
54
152
John H. Kelley, 30 Meadowview Road, Foxboro 22 Bernard F. McCahill, 17 Lincoln Street, Franklin Garrett H. Spillane, Jr., 48 East Street, Foxboro 7 Blanks 20
61
139
Register of Probate:
James L. Dunn, 25 Whitelawn Avenue, Milton John T. Moore, 62 Aspinwall Avenue, Brookline 50
102
Francis R. Powers, 100 Woodleigh Road, Dedham
174
17
Kay A. Wall, 125 Gerry Road, Brookline Blanks
65
County Commissioners:
Warren J. Caples, 542 East Street, Dedham Edward J. Carr, 40 Sunrise Road, Westwood James J. Collins, 31 Antwerp Street, Milton William C. Kendrick, 57 Bullard Street, Norwood John J. Kennedy, 32 West Street, Braintree George H. Kiley, Jr., 329 Highland Avenue, Randolph William P. Morrissey, 112 Sims Road, Quincy John Francis Murphy, 163 Livoli Avenue, Braintree Thomas E. Welby, 114 Hillside Avenue, Quincy Thomas E. Wood, 81 Kemper Street, Quincy John L. Woods, 72 Reservation Road, Milton Blanks
55
80
34
215
47
31
30
51
15
12
21
225
County Treasurer:
William P. Browne, 135 Sanderson Avenue, Dedham
128
Robert A. Browning, 153 Hill Street, Norwood 193
19
Henry B. Fall, 47 Holly Hill Circle, Weymouth Blanks
68
Sheriff - (fill vacancy)
Peter M. McCormack, 22 Emerson Street, Brookline
328
Francis J. Hynes, 10 Bushnell Ter., Braintree 41 Blanks 39
TOTAL DEMOCRATIC BALLOTS CAST
408
The polls closed at eight o'clock.
After the declaration of the vote as aforesaid, all the ballots cast at said Primary were sealed and the voting lists enclosed in envelopes and were endorsed by the election officers. All the ballots not dis- tributed were enclosed and sealed and check lists were placed in the custody of the Town Clerk.
A true record, Attest:
GEORGE W. DANA,
Town Clerk
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STATE AND PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 8, 1960
Electors of President and Vice-President:
Decker & Munn, Prohibition
5
Hass & Cozzini, Socialist Labor
4
Kennedy & Johnson, Democratic
3085
Nixon & Lodge, Republican
1691
Blanks
62
Senator:
Leverett Saltonstall, Republican
2317
Thomas J. O'Connor, Jr., Democratic
2418
Lawrence Filfedder, Socialist Labor
7
Mark R. Shaw, Prohibition
9
Blanks
96
Governor:
John A. Volpe, Republican
2144
Joseph D. Ward, Democratic
2567
Henning A. Blomen, Socialist Labor
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