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Eben S. Draper, Adin St., Hopedale 494
Pauline R. Thayer, Lancaster 481
Minnie R. Dwight, 387 Appleton St., Holyoke 451
Grace H. Bagley, High St., Westwood. 433
Frederick L. Anderson, 169 Homer St., Newton 295
Blanks 949
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Alternate Delegates at Large
Louise M. Williams, 3 Dean St., Taunton
498
Mary Pratt Potter, 486 Main St., Greenfield 492
Eliot Wadsworth, 180 Marlborough St., Boston 504
Frederick H. Prince, Grapevine Road, Wenham 490
Butler Ames, 333 Andover St., Lowell 523
Edwin F. Leonard, 44 Copley Terrace, Springfield Raoul H. Beaudreau, 60 Pleasant St., Marlborough 453
474
Blanks 1466
District Delegates, 5th Congressional District
Charles P. Howard, 122 Summer Ave., Reading
594
Charles A. Stevens, 377 Wilder St., Lowell 489
Irving A. Priest, Landam Road, Sudbury 77
Blanks 240
Alternate District Delegates, 5th Congressional District
Frank M. Andrews, 51 Pleasant St., Methuen
494
Edward T. Simoneau, 24 Ellis Ave., Marlborough
4.49
Blanks 457
Republican Presidential Preference
Hoover
147
Herbert Hoover
355
H. Hoover
20
Mr. Hoover
9
Herbert J. Hoover
3
Secretary Hoover
6
Mr. Herbert Hoover
2
Lowden
3
Frank O. Lowden
1
Dawes
4
Vice-President Dawes
2
Charles E. Dawes
3
C. Coolidge
2
Calvin Coolidge
20
Alvin T. Fuller
9
Charles E. Hughes
2
Charles H. Lindbergh
1
Nicholas Longworth
1
Gov. Alfred E. Smith of N. Y.
7
A1. Smith
1
Blanks
104
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Delegates at Large
David I. Walsh, 37 Day St., Fitchburg 40
James M. Curley, 350 Jamaicaway, Boston 39
Andrew J. Peters, 310 South St., Boston 36
Charles H. Cole, 34 Gloucester St., Boston 33
Joseph B. Ely, 66 Broad St., Westfield 31
Helen A. MacDonald, 1 New Heath St., Boston 34
William J. Foley, 388 West Fourth St., Boston 35
Edward J. Kelley, 14 Gage St., Worcester 32
Lawrence F. Quigley, 867 Broadway, Chelsea 10
Blanks 78
Alternate Delegates at Large
Charles H. McGlue, 850 Mass. Ave., Cambridge 34
Strabo V. Claggett, 1820 Washington St., Newton 32
Joseph Santosuosso, 37 Brattle St., Boston 32
Bernard M. Wolf, 271 Dartmouth St., Boston
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Elizabeth C. McInerney, 28 St. Albans Road, Boston 32
Dorothy Whipple Fry, 447 Warren. St., Brookline 30
James A. Donovan, 16 Summit Ave., Lawrence 36
Raymond V. McNamara, 88 Fountain St., Haverhill 33
Blanks 108
District Delegates, 5th Congressional District
John W. Buey, 45 Wamesit St., Lowell
26
Cornelius F. Cronin, 344 Varnum Ave., Lowell 32
Cornelius Desmond, Jr., 235 Stackpole St., Lowell
20
John J. Gilbride, 14 Porter St., Lowell
19
Joseph M. Halloran, 317 Chelmsford St., Lowell
14
James F. Heslin, 139 Gershom Ave., Lowell Katherine F. McCarthy, 647 Market St., Lowell
26
Edward J. Rogers, 779 Central St., Lowell 17
Blanks 35
Alternate District Delegates, 5th Congressional District
James V. Hennessy, 170 Commonwealth Ave., Concord
26
Sarah G. Sparks, 59 Elm St., Lowell 28
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Patrick J. Meehan, 48 Highland St., Lowell John J. O'Connor, 161 Salem St., Lowell
31
Michael J. Kelley, 560 Broadway, Lowell
4
John P. O'Connell, 7 Everett St., Lowell
3
Henry J. Sullivan, 173 Mt. Vernon St., Lowell 8
Blanks 56
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Democratic Presidential Preference
Gov. Alfred E. Smith A1. Smith Alfred Smith A. E. Smith
22
2
18
1
Blanks
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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
Security Hall, Woburn St., July 2, 1928.
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant and the Constable's return thereon, a Town meeting was held at the time and place specified therein and was called to order by the Moderator, Hon. Charles P. Howard. The warrant was partially read by the Town Clerk when it was voted on motion of Elias B. Currell that further reading be dispensed with except the Constable's return. This was duly read.
Article 1. To hear and act on the reports of Town Officers and special committees and determine what instructions will be given town officers and special committees.
Article 1. On motion of Elias B. Currell, it was voted to lay this article on the table.
Article 2. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of two thousand dollars ($2,000) for Aid, Board and Care, or what it will do in relation thereto. Board of Public Welfare.
Article 2. On motion of Elias B. Currell, it was voted to raise and appropriate two thousand dollars for Aid, Board and Care. ($2,000)
Article 3. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of three hundred dollars ($300) for maintenance and repairs of the Municipal Building, or what it will do in relation thereto.
Board of Selectmen.
3. On motion of Elias B. Currell, it was voted to indefinitely postpone this article.
Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to rescind the vote passed March 12, 1928, under Article 15 in the Annual Town Warrant, with reference to repair or erection of bridge over the Boston & Maine Railroad at Mineral Street, or what it will do in relation thereto.
Board of Public Works.
Article 4. On motion of Harry N. Brown, it was voted to in- definitely postpone this article.
Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to construct a new bridge of reinforced concrete and steel over the Boston & Maine
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Railroad at Mineral Street, and to see how much money it will raise, by borrowing or otherwise, and appropriate therefor, or what it will do in relation thereto.
Board of Public Works.
Article 5. On motion of Harry N. Brown, it was voted to indefinitely postpone this article.
Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to accept the report of the Board of Public Works, upon the laying out as a public highway, of a private way heretofore known as Weston Road, between Bancroft Avenue, and Hanscom Avenue, such highway being laid out in accordance with plans duly approved by the Board of Survey and filed in the office of the Town Clerk, in accordance with the statutory requirements and to see if the Town will accept the public highway laid out by the Board of Public Works and heretofore known as Weston Road, between Bancroft Avenue and Hanscom Avenue, or what it will do in relation thereto.
Board of Public Works.
Article 6. Report of the Board of Public Works on laying out Weston Road, between Bancroft Avenue and Hanscom Avenue.
We, the subscribers, Board of Public Works of Reading, after giving due notice to all parties interested, have laid out for the Town as a public town way described as follows :
Weston Road, between Bancroft Avenue and Hanscom Avenue, it being a street or way situated in the Town of Reading and running westerly from Bancroft Avenue to a Town way known as Hanscom Avenue.
The southerly line of said Weston Road commences at a point twenty-eight hundredths of a foot southerly from a drill hole in a stone bound which marks a point of reverse curve in the westerly sideline of Bancroft Avenue, having a radius of 377.42 feet.
From thence the said southerly line runs on a course of S. 72 degrees 59' and 10 seconds W. a distance of 247.20 feet by land of Marcia L. Thornburn, Julia G. Noyes and Caroline M. Childs to the easterly side line of Hanscom Avenue, said point being at the end of this layout.
The northerly line of said Weston Road is parallel with and forty feet distant from the above-described southerly line and starts from a stone bound on the westerly side line of Bancroft Avenue and runs by land of R. W. Woodward, Jr. and James E. Marshall a distance of 228.81 feet to the intersection of the easterly side line of Hanscom Avenue, said point being at the end of this layout.
The above-described lines are more fully shown on a plan entitled, "Weston Road, Reading, Mass., made by Davis and Abbott, Civil Engineers, Reading, Mass.," said plan being a part of this description.
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We recommend that when this report is accepted and adopted by the Town, that said way shall thereafter be known as a public Town way and named, "Weston Road."
HARRY N. BROWN, Chairman,
SAMUEL H. DAVIS, Secretary,
MILES C. HIGGINS,
HAROLD W. PUTNAM, MARTIN B. HARTSHORN, Board of Public Works of Reading.
On motion of Harry N. Brown, it was voted to accept and adopt the recommendation of the Board of Public Works and that hereafter this public way described above shall be known as "Weston Road."
Article 7. To see if the Town will vote to accept the report of the Board of Public Works upon the laying out, re-locating or altering the public highway at the northeast corner of Woburn and West Streets in Reading,
Article 7. Report of the Board of Public Works upon the laying out, re-locating or altering of the Public Highway at the north- east corner of Woburn and West Streets in Reading, Mass.
We, the subscribers, Board of Public Works of Reading, after giving due notice to all parties interested, have laid out, re-located or altered the public highway at the northeast corner of Woburn and West Streets in Reading :
Beginning at a stone bound on the easterly side line of said West Street, at the southerly end of a curved line the radius of which is, 825 feet as shown on a plan of said West Street as laid out by the County Commissioners in the year 1896.
From thence the area to be taken to re-locate said curve runs on a bearing of S. 13 degrees and 29' E. a distance of 30.47 feet to a stone bound marking a point of curve :
Thence on a curve to the left with a radius of 12.78 feet a length of 22.85 feet to a stone bound marking a point of tangent and situated on the northerly side line of said Woburn Street :
Thence N. 60 degrees 04' and 40 seconds E. a distance of 30.47 feet to a point of tangent on the said northerly line of Woburn Street.
Thence connecting with the stone bound first mentioned by a curve line to the right with a radius of 37.27 feet a length of 66.63 feet. Said last mentioned line runs across land of George L. Downing.
The area to be taken in rounding or re-locating said corner is 430 square feet.
Such highway being laid out, re-located or altered in accordance with plan entitled, "Proposed Widening Woburn or West Streets dated, Feb. 1928, Davis & Abbott, Civil Engineers, Reading," approved
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by the Board of Public Works on June 22, 1928 and filed in the office of the Town Clerk on June 23, 1928, said plan being a part of this description.
We recommend that when this report is accepted and adopted by the Town that said public highway shall thereafter be laid out, re- located or altered in accordance with said plan and that the sum of fifty dollars be raised and appropriated for the payment of any dam- ages in connection therewith.
HARRY N. BROWN, Chairman, SAMUEL H. DAVIS, Secretary, HAROLD W. PUTNAM. MARTIN B. HARTSHORN, Board of Public Works of Reading.
On motion of Harry N. Brown, it was voted to accept the Report of the Board of Public Works on the laying out and widening of Woburn and West Streets and that the sum of fifty dollars be raised and appropriated for damages for taking of land for said widening. ($50.00)
Article 8. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of two hundred ($200) dollars for the painting of the name "READING," on four sides of the Standpipe, or what it will do in relation thereto.
Board of Public Works.
Article 8. On motion of Leone F. Quimby, it was voted that the sum of two hundred dollars be raised and appropriated for the painting of the name "READING," on four sides of the Standpipe, to be painted under the supervision of the Board of Public Works. ($200.00)
Article 9. To see if the Town will vote to remove the bandstand from the Common to provide a suitable site for permanent World War Memorial and to see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of five hundred dollars ($500), for the cost of such removal, or what it will do in relation thereto.
Article 9. A motion was made by Elias B. Currell that one hundred dollars be raised and appropriated for the removal of the band stand for a site for a World War Memorial.
It was not voted.
Article 10. To see if the Town will vote to amend or revise or both its Zoning By-Laws, whether by the establishment of new zones or by altering the restrictions with respect to existing zones or both, so as to permit the erection of apartment houses in any Resi- dence Districts, within a radius of one quarter mile from the south westerly corner of Haven and Main Streets, or what it will do in relation thereto.
Leone F. Quimby and others.
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Article 10. Moved by Leone F. Quimby that the Zoning By- Laws of the Town be and the same is amended by adding to Part II, Sec. VI, Paragraph 7 thereof at the end of said paragraph the follow- ing "the same shall likewise be permitted in any district, provided the same be located in whole or part within a radius of one quarter of a mile from the southwesterly corner of Haven and Main Sts. sub- ject in all other respects to the restrictions applicable to the district wherein the same may be located.
It was not voted.
Article 11. To see if the Town will vote to amend or revise or both, its Zoning By-Laws whether by the establishment of new zones or by altering the restrictions with respect to existing zones, or both so as to permit the erection of any type of a two family house in any Multiple Residence Districts, or what it will do in relation thereto.
Leone F. Quimby and others.
Article 11. It was moved by Leone F. Quimby that the Town amend or revise Sec. V, Part II, Paragraph 2 of its Zoning By-Laws by striking out the words, "Semi-Detached."
On motion of Henry R. Johnson, it was voted to refer the above to the Planning Board and three voters to be appointed by the Moderator and to report thereon at the next Town Meeting.
Article 12. To see if the Town will vote to amend or revise its Zoning By-Laws, by striking out in Paragraph 1, Section XVIII of part V the words, "But shall be in addition thereto."
Leone F. Quimby and others.
Article 12. On motion of Leone F. Quimby, it was voted to lay this article on the table.
Article 13. To see if the' Town will vote to construct an under- pass (foot passage) and an intertrack fence at the Reading Railroad Station, and to see how much money it will raise, by borrowing or otherwise, and appropriate therefor, or what it will do in relation thereto.
Reading Safety Council.
Article 13. Laura S. Gordon moved that the Board of Public Works be and they hereby are authorized to enter into in the name and behalf of the Town, an agreement with the Boston & Maine R. R. relative to the construction of an underpass for foot passage beneath the tracks of the said R. R., connecting Haven St., with Lincoln St., said agreement to be substantially in the form of draft agreement which has been prepared and submitted to and approved by said R. R., and that for the purposes of said agreement there be raised and ap- propriated the sum of $14,900.00, $4,900.00 of which shall be raised in the tax levy of the current year, and the balance of $10,000.00 by bor- rowing, and the Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen be and
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he hereby is authorized to borrow the said sum of $10,000.00 and to issue bonds or notes of the Town therefor, the same to be payable in accordance with the provisions of Section 19, Chapter 44 of the General Laws, so that the whole loan shall be paid in not more than five years from the date of issue of the first bond or note or at such earlier date as the Treasurer and Selectmen may determine, the said sum of $14,900.00 to be expended under the direction of the said Board of Public Works in fulfilling the obligations incurred by the Town under the provisions of said agreement.
It was voted by Melville F. Weston that the question embodied in the motion now before the Town be referred to the next Annual Meeting to be decided by ballot with an appropriate modification so as to relate to the Tax levy of the then current year.
On motion of Rolland L. Perry, it was voted to indefinitely postpone Article 13.
Article 14. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate three hundred ($300), for Board of Assessors' Expenses, or what it will do in reation thereto.
Board of Assessors.
Article 14. On motion of Otis B. Ruggles, it was voted to raise and appropriate three hundred dollars for the Board of Assessors' Expenses. ($300.00).
The following were appointed by the Selectmen to serve as checkers on the Check List at the Special Town Meeting.
CHARLES A. SULLIVAN, JESSIE N. THAXTER,
GEORGE L. PRATT, PHILOMENA C. DOUCETTE,
They reported that 207 voters were checked as attending the Town Meeting.
Voted to adjourn sine die.
MILLARD F. CHARLES, Town Clerk.
STATE PRIMARY
Security Hall, Woburn St., Sept. 18, 1928.
Pursuant to warrant and Constable's return thereon, a Primary Meeting was held at the place and at the time specified therein and was called to order by Selectman, Charles F. Trevor. The ballots were delivered to the Presiding Officer. The warrant was partially read when it was voted to dispense with further reading except the Constable's return which was duly read and the polls were declared open and were duly closed with the following result.
Whole number of ballots cast 2586
The Republican vote was 2348
The Democratic vote was 238
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The votes were counted and declared in open Town Meeting with the following detailed result.
REPUBLICAN PARTY
Governor
Frank G. Allen, 289 Walpole St., Norwood 1600
704
Blanks 44
Lieutenant Governor
George A. Bacon, 690 Longmeadow St., Longmeadow
97
Charles Lawrence Burrill, 44 Joy St., Boston 211
Peter G. Holmes, 27 Holden St., Worcester 42
John C. Hull, 84 Grove St., Leominster
610
Robert M. Leach, 44 Harrison St., Taunton
176
Wycliffe C. Marshall, 55 Bradford Road, Watertown
21
John H. Sherburne, 92 High St., Brookline
514
William Sterling Youngman, 10 Orkney Road, Boston 520
Blanks 157
Secretary
Frederic W. Cook, 75 Benton Road, Somerville Blanks 267
Treasurer
Fred J. Burrell, 7 Revere Place, Medford
653
John W. Haigis, 24 Church St., Greenfield
629
J. Ernest Kerr, 249 Park St., Boston
322
Russell A. Wood, 11 Whittier St., Cambridge 492
Blanks 252
Auditor
Dwight L. Allison, 214 Sycamore St., Watertown
140
Julia B. Buxton, 70 Woodside Terrace, Springfield 90
Roland H. Choate, 14 Webster Road, Milton
572
Alonzo B. Cook, 27 Wales St., Boston
1003
Harvey E. Frost, 77 Avon, St., Somerville
98
Roswell F. Phelps, 127 Oakdale Ave., Dedham
:65
Blanks 280
Attorney-General
Clarence A. Barnes, 79 Rumford Ave., Mansfield
472
Joseph E. Warner, 52 Church Green, Taunton 1616
Blanks 260
Senator in Congress
Butler Ames, 333 Andover St., Lowell
1050
Eben S. Draper, Adin St., Hopedale
488
Benjamin Loring Young, Newton St., Weston 654 Blanks 156
2081
Frank A. Goodwin, 17 Wade St., Boston
38
Congressman, 5th District Edith Nourse Rogers, 444 Andover St., Lowell Blanks 189
2159
Councillor, 6th District
Harvey L. Boutwell, 209 Summer St., Malden 1435
Joseph F. Dyer, 67 Forest St., Medford 408
Blanks 505
Senator, 7th Middlesex District
Joseph R. Cotton, 53 Marrett Road, Lexington 1327 Alice F. D. Pearson, 69 Clitheroe St., Lowell Blanks 238
Representatives, 13th Middlesex District
Louis Ellenwood, 10 Gould St., Reading 1543
Edgar Norman Hunt, 130 Summer Ave., Reading 430
Robert B. Mount, 125 Ash St., Reading 1132
Wilford A. Walker, 53 Bow St., Woburn 975
Blanks 616
County Commissioners, Middlesex County
Nathaniel I. Bowditch, Edmands Road, Framingham
1671
Walter C. Wardwell, 465 Broadway, Cambridge 1724
Blanks 1301
Clerk of Courts, Middlesex County
Ralph N. Smith, 33 Gray St., Arlington 1929
Blanks
419
Register of Deeds, Middlesex, South District
Thomas Leighton, 55 Kirkland St., Cambridge 1920
Blanks 428
Associate Commissioner, Middlesex County
(to fill vacancy)
Daniel D. Gorman, 19 Banks St., Somerville 405
Melvin G. Rogers, Whipple Road, Tewksbury 1395
Blanks 548
State Committee, 7th Middlesex District
1707
Mary F. Daniel, 17 Harnden St., Reading Blanks 641
Delegates to State Convention
Louise B. Maxwell, 250 Main St., Reading 1910
Annie E. Patrick, 312 Main St., Reading 1908
Arthur S. Cook, 59 Bancroft Ave., Reading 1945
Harold F. Parker, 24 Pratt St. 1924
Katherine G. Howard, 122 Summer Ave. 1891
Edward B. Eames, 193 Main St. 1909
Louis Davis, 6 Vine St. 1875
783
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Ruth W. Currier, 31 Pratt St.
Grace L. Twombly, 35 Highland St.
1954
Blanks
3904
Town Committee
Mary F. Daniel, 17 Harnden St.
1841
Harold F. Parker, 24 Pratt St. 1846
Arthur S. Cook, 59 Bancroft Ave. 1846
Louis Ellenwood, 10 Gould St.
1894
A. Gertrude Killam, 16 Arlington St.
1822
Grace L. Twombly, 35 Highland St.
1846
Louise B. Maxwell, 250 Main St.
1805
Annie E. Patrick, 312 Main St.
1817
Katherine G. Howard, 122 Summer Ave.
1802
Edward B. Eames, 193 Main St.
1820
Truesdell C. Fife, 6 Union St.
1802
Helen R. Grimes, 141 Woburn St.
1811
Louis Davis, 6 Vine St.
1813
Edward E. Harnden, 195 Summer Ave.
1825
James W. Fairchild, 394 Main St.
1853
Blanks 7727
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Governor
Charles H. Cole, 34 Gloucester St., Boston
173
John J. Cummings, 433 Adams St., Boston 40 Blanks 25
Lieutenant-Governor
John F. Malley, 188 Commonwealth Ave., Newton 117
Charles S. Murphy, 33 Commodore Road, Worcester
67
Blanks 54
Secretary
Joseph Santosuosso, 47 Brattle St., Boston Blanks
144
94
Treasurer
James P. Bergin, 24 Klebart Ave., Webster
95
Daniel England, 175 Wendall Ave., Pittsfield 61 Blanks 82
Auditor
Strabo V. Claggett, 1820 Washington St., Newton
76
Irving Lewis, 32 Linwood St., Boston 23
Francis J. O'Gorman, 39 Cushman Road, Boston 77 Blanks 62
1882
40
Attorney -General
Edward P. Barry, 32 Sigourney St., Boston
90
William R. Scharton, 10 Franklin St., Reading 120
Blanks 28
Senator in Congress
David I. Walsh, 37 Day St., Fitchburg Blanks 19
219
Congressman, 5th District
Cornelius F. Cronin, 344 Varnum Ave., Lowell 105
Joseph M. Halloran, 317 Chelmsford St., Lowell 46
James F. Heslin, 139 Gershom Ave., Lowell 17
Blanks 70
Councillor, 6th District
Robert J. Muldoon. 24 Putnam St., Somerville
116
Blanks 122
Senator, 7th Middlesex District
Blanks
238
Representatives in General Court, 18th Middlesex District
Frank E. Gray, 91 Middlesex Ave., Reading 220
Daniel S. Jones, 16 Winn St., Woburn 29
James H. McLaughlin, 35 Chestnut St., Woburn 90
Blanks 137
County Commissioners, Middlesex County
George L. Colson, 57 Pleasant St., Wakefield 133
Daniel F. McBride, 504 Fellsway East, Malden 129
Blanks 214
Clerk of Courts, Middlesex County
Blanks
238
Register of Deeds, Southern Middlesex District
John C. Kelleher, 8 Bigelow St., Somerville. 149
89
Blanks
Associate County Commissioner, Middlesex County
(to fill vacancy)
Blanks 238
State Committee, 7th Middlesex District
John J. Gilbride, 14 Porter St., Lowell 58
Jerome J. O'Leary, Swain Road, Wilmington 87
Blanks 93
Delegates to State Convention
Edward G. Quinlan, 228 Main St. 181
Catherine E. Reilly, 19 Middlesex Ave. Ext. 169
41
Joseph C. Schimpfke, 123 West St.
151
Mary E. Cummings, 41 Salem St.
160
Albert J. Wright, 23 Locust St.
158
Margaret A. Canty, 39 Mineral St.
158
Mary J. Weafer, 163 High St.
166
Millard F. Charles, 66 Bancroft Ave.
159
James E. Lewis, Park St.
160
Frank E. Gray, 91 Middlesex Ave.
192
Blanks 736
Town Committee
Margaret A. Canty, 39 Mineral St.
159
Owen McKenney, 116 John St.
160
Millard F. Charles, 66 Bancroft Ave.
157
Frank E. Gray, 91 Middlesex Ave.
174
James A. Waters, 9 Chute St.
152
Edward G. Quinlan, 228 Main St.
167
Catherine E. Reilly, 19 Middlesex Ave. Ext.
153
Joseph C. Schimpfke, 123 West St.
146
Mary E. Cummings, 41 Salem St.
152
Albert J. Wright, 23 Locust St.
155
Mary, J. Weafer, 163 High St.
151
James H. Fleming, 18 Green St.
149
Marguerite L. Jones, 7 Warren Ave.
145
George F. A. McDougall, Lafayette Road
149
Margaret T. Lyons, 3 Vale Road
144
John J. Carney, 19 Park Ave.
139
James E. Lewis, Park St.
152
Margaret A. Thornton, 6 Minot St.
155
Blanks
1525
The votes of each party were counted separately and signed, sealed and delivered to the Town Clerk, whereupon the meeting adjourned.
MILLARD F. CHARLES, Town Clerk.
STATE AND NATIONAL ELECTION
Security Hall, Woburn St., Nov. 6, 1928.
Pursuant to the warrant and the Constable's return, a Town Meeting was held at the time and place mentioned therein and was called to order by the Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, Elias B. Currell. The warrant was duly read and the ballots were delivered to Chairman of the Selectmen, the ballot boxes were opened, examined and declared empty and the keys delivered to the Constable in charge, James W. Sias. The polls were duly declared open and they were
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duly closed at 8 o'clock P. M. with the following result. The check lists showed that 4521 names were checked and the ballots counted by the Tellers totaled 4521 divided as follows :
Electors for President and Vice-President Workers' Party - Foster and Gitlow
Herbert Riley of Boston (at large)
1
Robert Zeims of Boston (at large)
1
William Janhonen of Gardner
1
John Louko of Norwood
1
Herny Gage of Brockton
1
George Kraska of Winthrop
1
Emma P. Hutchins of Boston
1
Joseph Glasburg of Worcester
1
Shalom Reinstein of Chelsea
1
Adolph Suikonen of Maynard
1
Joseph Goldberg of Lynn
1
Lewis Marks of Boston
1
John Hurwitz of Boston
1
Elsie Pultur of Boston
1
Alexander Taraska of Lowell
1
Nathan G. Kay of Boston
1
Stephen Puleo of Boston
1
Boris Kleid of Boston
1
Republican, Hoover and Curtis
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