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Auditor
Thomas J. Buckley, Boston
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Attorney General
John F. Collins, Boston
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Senator in Congress
Foster Furcolo, Longmeadow
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John I. Fitzgerald, Boston
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Joseph L. Murphy, Boston
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Congressman
John B. Carr, Somerville
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John C. Carr, Jr., Medford
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Torbert H. MacDonald, Malden
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Councillor
John Francis Casey, Somerville
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Joseph J. Corcoran, Cambridge
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Joseph Ray Crimins, Somerville
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James J. Reagan, Belmont
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Edward T. Sullivan, Cambridge
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Senator
Cornelius T. Finnegan, Jr., Lowell
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Clarence L. Myette, Wakefield
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Walter C. Powers, Reading
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Representatives in General Court
.Joseph D. Cahill, Reading
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James M. Henchey, Woburn
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43
Charles R. McCauley, Jr., Woburn
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John J. Pattelena, Woburn
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10
Andrew P. Ring, Wilmington
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John F. Scalley, Woburn
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William G. Shaughnessy, Woburn
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Mary A. Terwilliger, Woburn
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106
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District Attorney
Joseph V. Carroll, Somerville
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Charles H. McCue
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Paul V. Shaughnessy, Waltham
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Irving L. Stackpole, Somerville
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33
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Register of Probate and Insolvency
John J. Butler, Wakefield
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21
21
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81
Philip P. Dever, Woburn
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14
11
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39
John J. Foley, Cambridge
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21
Clifford Halligan, Lowell
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John V. Harvey, Belmont
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County Commissioner
Thomas B. Brennan, Medford
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John J. Burke, Somerville
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Joseph Perry Costa, Lowell
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Walter J. Frizzell, Medford
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William E. Higham, Somerville
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James P. McCarthy, Medford
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Jeanette C. Chisholm Sullivan, Woburn
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County Treasurer
C. Michael Bradley, Cambridge
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Francis T. Crawford, Lowell
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Timothy J. Cronin, Somerville Joseph M. Curley, Wakefield
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Edward L. Harley, Lowell
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9
Daniel J. Hurley, Billerica
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Joseph T. Kelleher, Woburn
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10
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28
Francis R. King, Lowell
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John J. McGlynn, Medford
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Wilbur, F. Nixon, Cambridge
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Dennis. F. O'Keefe, Everett
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Michael A. O'Leary, Cambridge
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The votes were declared in open Town Meeting, sealed in ballot envelopes and transmitted to the Constable to be placed in the town building vault for safe keeping.
Voted to adjourn, sine die, 10:30 P. M. September 14, 1954.
Attest:
BOYD H. STEWART,
Town Clerk
STATE ELECTION
Odd Fellows Building
November 2, 1954
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant and the Constable's return thereon a State Election was held at the time and place specified in the warrant.
The meeting was called to order by Kenneth C. Latham.
The warrant was partially read by Boyd H. Stewart, when on mo- tion of James E. Calvin it was voted to dispense with the further read- ing of the warrant except the Constable's return, which was then read by Boyd H. Stewart.
The ballot boxes were examined by the Constable in charge and each found to be empty, and all registered 000.
The polls were declared open by Kenneth C. Latham.
The polls were opened at 7:00 A. M. and closed at 8:00 P. M. with the following results:
Whole number of votes cast 7014.
Prec. Prec. Prec. Prec.
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2
3
4 Total
Governor
Christian A. Herter of Millis (Rep.)
1040
1530
1204
1654
5428
Robert F. Murphy of Malden (Dem.)
497
366
290
391
1544
Lawrence Gilfedder, Boston (Soc. Labor)
2
1
1
2
6
Guy S. Williams of Boylston (Proh.)
2
0
0
0
2
Blanks
11
11
5
7
34
1552
1908
1500
2054
7014
Lieutenant Governor
Sumner G. Whittier of Everett (Rep.)
1082
1551
1238
1696
5567
James A. Burke of Boston (Dem.)
452
338
253
340
1383
Donald E. Babcock, Pittsfield (Proh.)
5
3
1
2
11
Francis A. Votano of Lynn (Soc. Labor)
0
1
1
5
7
Blanks
13
15
7
11
46
1552
1908
1500
2054
7014
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Secretary
Edward J. Cronin of Chelsea (Dem.)
552
484
364
514
1914 4921
Michael J. McCarthy, E. Br'gew'er (Rep.); Fred M. Ingersoll of Lynn (Soc. Labor) William D. Ross of Brookline (Proh.)
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11
1
9
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9
5
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22
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24
37
128
1552
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Treasurer
John F. Kennedy of Canton (Dem.)
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443
297
472
1750
Augustus G. Means of Essex (Rep.)
968
1428
1181
1544
5121
Henning A. Blomen, Boston (Soc. Labor)
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10
3
13
34
Isaac Goddard of Newton (Proh.)
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4
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23
17
23
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1500
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7014
Auditor
Thomas J. Buckley of Boston (Dem.)
609
589
420
584
2197
William P. Constantino of Clinton (Rep.)
890
1290
1059
1424
4663
John B. Lauder of Revere (Proh.)
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25
Anthony Martin of Boston (Soc. Labor)
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1552
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Attorney General
George Fingold of Concord (Rep.)
1062
1503
1207
1661
5433
John F. Collins of Boston (Dem.)
461
383
283
371
1498
Howard B. Rand of Haverhill (Proh.)
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5
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4
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Malcolm T. Rowe, Peabody (Soc. Labor)
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Senator in Congress
Leverett Saltonstall of Dover (Rep.)
1050
1492
1201
1628
5371
Foster Furcolo of Longmeadow (Dem.)
485
394
283
409
1571
Thelma Ingersoll of Lynn (Soc. Labor)
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2
4
8
Harold J. Ireland of Worcester (Proh.)
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1
1
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3
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13
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1552
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Congressman
Angier L. Goodwin of Melrose (Rep.) ....
1040
1410
1153
1570
5173
Torbert H. MacDonald of Malden (Dem.)
493
483
338
469
1783
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15
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1552
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1500
2054
7014
950
1373.
1106
1492
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Councillor
M. Edward Viola of Arlington (Rep.)
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1009
1473
1181
1586
5249
John Francis Casey of Somerville (Dem.)
494
388
291
408
1581
Anthony D. Hall of Arlington (Proh.)
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6
4
4
20
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24
56
164
1552
1908
1500
2054
7014
Senator
George J. Evans of Wakefield (Rep.)
1072
1493
1205
1641
5411
Cornelius T. Finnegan, Jr., Lowell (Dem.)
447
381
278
373
1479
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34
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124
1552
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1500
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Representatives in General Court
Frank D. Tanner of Reading (Rep.)
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1551
1242
1656
5576
Charles E. Wilkinson of Reading, (Rep.)
965
1374
1144
1522
5005
James M. Henchy of Woburn, (Dem.) ....
362
320
220
345
1247
William G. Shaughnessy, Woburn (Dem.)
369
311
195
300
1175
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260
199
285
1025
3104
3816
3000
4108 14028
District Attorney
George E. Thompson of Melrose (Rep.)
1026
1498
1209
1623
5356
Joseph V. Carroll of Somerville (Dem.)
478
377
270
387
1512
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146
1552
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1500
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7014
Register of Probate and Insolvency
Warren J. Fitzgerald of Belmont (Rep.)
1015
1451
1188
1572
5226
John J. Foley of Cambridge (Dem.)
485
405
283
418
1591
Blanks
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52
29
64
197
1552
1908
1500
2054
7014
County Commissioner
Thomas B. Brennan of Medford (Dem.)
549
492
356
486
1883
Alan G. Adams of Lexington (Rep.)
948
1366
1110
1496
4920
Blanks
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50
34
72
211
1552
1908
1500
2054
7014
County Treasurer
Charles P. Howard of Reading (Rep.)
1113
1528
1238
1653
5532
Timothy J. Cronin of Somerville (Dem.)
409
348
247
369
1373
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32
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32
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7014
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Question No. 1
A. Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages (whiskey, rum, gin, malt beverages, wines and all other alcoholic beverages) ?
Yes
340
325
207
308
1180
No
1038
1406
1161
1551
5156
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177
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195
678
1552
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1500
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7014
B. Wines and beer, ale and all other malt beverages?
Yes
329
315
223
309
1176
No
1004
1384
1126
1522
5036
Blanks
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209
151
223
802
1552
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C. Package Goods
Yes
702
799
557
782
2840
No
756
1020
879
1175
3830
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89
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97
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Question No. 2
A. Shall the pari-mutuel system of betting on licensed horse races be permitted in this county?
Yes
624
569
430
662
2285
No
793
1175
956
1223
4147
Blanks
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164
114
169
582
1552
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B. Shall the pari-mutuel system of betting on licensed dog races be permitted in this county?
Yes
584
542
391
615
2132
No
807
1183
984
1248
4222
Blanks
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183
125
191
660
1552
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1500
2054
7014
The votes were declared in open Town Meeting, sealed in ballot envelopes and transmitted to the Constable to be placed in the vault for safe keeping.
Voted to adjourn, sine die, 2:15 A. M. November 3, 1954.
Attest
BOYD H. STEWART
Town Clerk
Thursday, November 4, 1954
Attested copies of the election results were this day transmitted to the Secretary of the Commonwealth and to the County Commissioners at East Cambridge.
Attest
BOYD H. STEWART
Town Clerk
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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
New High School Auditorium
December 6, 1954
The meeting was called to order by the Moderator, Charles P. How- ard, at 8:15 P. M.
The warrant was partially read by the Town Clerk, when on motion of Kenneth C. Latham, it was voted to dispense with further reading of the warrant, except the Constable's Return, which was then read by the Town Clerk.
Article 1. On motion of Everett P. Packer it was voted that the Board of Selectmen be and they hereby are instructed to appoint a committee, consisting of seven members, to consider the advisability of naming the New High School as a memorial for veterans who served in all wars; such committee to report at the annual town meeting to be held in March 1955.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham, it was voted to place Article 1 on the table.
Article 2. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham, it was voted that the sum of Six Thousand ($6000) Dollars be appropriated, by transferring. said sum from Surplus Revenue, for the maintenance, care and protec- tion of the old High School and the school grounds and for consulting engineering services, surveys and plans in connection with the study of the future development and use of the building and that the Town Accountant be and hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to carry out the purpose of this vote.
Article 3. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham, it was voted that the Board of Selectmen be and they hereby are authorized and empowered to acquire for and in behalf of the town by purchase, right of eminent domain or otherwise for school purposes the fee in the following de- scribed parcel of land and the sum of sixty-six hundred ($6600.) dollars be appropriated by transferring said sum from the following accounts; $1,000. from Old Age Assistance Account; $250. from Interest Account and $5,350. from Surplus Revenue and the Town Accountant be and hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sums to carry out the purpose of this vote.
Beginning at a point at the intersection of the southerly side line of Hartshorn Street and the westerly line of the property herein de- scribed; thence running northerly along the easterly end of Hartshorn Street twenty-one and five tenths (21.5) feet; thence running easterly along land of Inhabitants of the Town of Reading one hundred (100) feet; thence southerly along land of Inhabitants of the Town of Read- ing seventy and one-tenth (70.1) feet; thence running westerly along land of Inhabitants of the Town of Reading one hundred (100) feet; thece running northerly by land now or formerly of Hermann forty- eight and six tenths (48.6) feet to point of beginning, containing about 7,008 square feet.
108 voted in the affirmative
2 voted in the negative
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Article 4. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham, it was voted that the sum of One Thousand ($1000.) Dollars be appropriated by transferring said sum from Old Age Assistance Account for consulting engineers or architectural services, plans and surveys for constructing an addition to or rebuilding Hose 2 Fire House on Woburn Street and the Town Ac- countant be and hereby is authorized to transfer said sum to carry out the purpose of this vote.
Article 5. On motion of Harold L. Jones, as amended by Harold D. Kilgore, Jr., it was voted that the Regulations Relating to Job Classifica- tions under the Employees Classification Plan be and the same are hereby amended by adding at the end of Regulation 10 the following paragraph;
During state of extreme emergency involving the health and safety of persons or property as officially declared by the Board of Selectmen under the provisions of the law, a special overtime payment shall be made to employees not ordinarily entitled to overtime on the following basis:
When the number of hours worked in any week exceeds the regular work week by ten working hours, payment shall be made for all extra hours worked, not exceeding a maximum of two percent of the annual salary in any work week. The hourly rate shall be determined by di- viding two percent of the annual salary by forty or applying the factor .0005.
Exceptions:
1. Foremen shall be paid either under the provisions of the first paragraph of Regulation ten or under this paragraph, whichever shall be most advantageous to the employee.
2. Call Firemen may be paid additional compensation on an equit- able basis to be determined by the Board of Selectmen and Personnel Board.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham, it was voted to take Article 1 from the table.
Article 1. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that all Town Boards be instructed to include in the annual budgets for 1955 sufficient funds to make the special overtime payments to Town em- ployees who performed extra services during the hurricanes of the year 1954 in accordance with the Regulation adopted under Article 5, at this meeting.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted to place Article 1 on the table.
Article 6. On motion of Harold D. Kilgore, Jr., it was voted that the sum of Twelve thousand two hundred sixteen and 85/100 ($12,216.85) Dollars be appropriated by transferring said sum from the New High School Water Mains Account to the account for expenses for construction, maintenance and operation of water works and the Town Accountant be and hereby is authorized to transfer said sum to said account.
On motion of Harold D. Kilgore, Jr., it was voted that Article 7 be indefinitely postponed.
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Article 8. On motion of Harold D. Kilgore, Jr., it was voted that the sum of Two thousand ($2000.) Dollars be appropriated by transfer- ring said sum from the account for salaries for Park Department to the account for expenses for construction, maintenance and operation of Parks and Playgrounds and the Town Accountant be and hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to said account.
Article 9. On motion of Harold D. Kilgore, Jr., it was voted that the sum of Fifteen hundred ($1500.) Dollars be appropriated by transferring said sum from Sewer Maintenance and Operating Salaries Account to the Sewer Maintenance and Operating Expense Account and the Town Accountant be and hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to said account.
Article 10. On motion of Harold D. Kilgore, Jr., it was voted that the sum of Eighteen Hundred ($1800.) Dollars be appropriated by trans- ferring said sum from the Sidewalk Maintenance and Construction Sal- aries Account to the Sidewalk Maintenance and Construction Expense Account and the Town Accountant be and hereby is authorized and in- structed to transfer said amount to said account.
Article 11. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that the sum of Four hundred ($400.) Dollars be appropriated by transferring said sum from the Assessor's Salaries Account to the Tree and Moth Expense Account and the Town Accountant be and hereby is author- ized and instructed to transfer said amount to said account.
Article 12. On motion of James E. Calvin it was voted that the sum of Five hundred ($500.) Dollars be appropriated by transferring said sum from the Interest Account to the Fire Department Maintenance Account and the Town Accountant be and hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to said account.
Article 13. On motion of Lawrence Drew it was voted that the sum of Five hundred ($500.) Dollars be appropriated by transferring said sum from the Interest Account to the Fire Alarm Maintenance Ac- count and the Town Accountant be and hereby is authorized and in- structed to transfer said sum to said account.
Article 14. On motion of James E. Calvin it was voted that the sum of Three hundred fifty ($350.) Dollars be appropriated by trans- ferring said sum from the Public Works Engineering Division Salaries Account to the Municipal Building Maintenance Account and the Town Accountant be and hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to said account.
Article 15. On motion of Lawrence Drew it was voted that the sum of Five hundred twenty-five ($525.) Dollars be appropriated by transferring said sum from the Public Works Engineering Division Salaries Account to the Election and Registration Expense Account and the Town Accountant be and hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to said account.
On motion of Everett P. Packer it was voted that Article 16 be in- definitely postponed.
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Article 17. On motion of Robert E. Turner it was voted that the sum of Twelve thousand seventy-five and 95/100 ($12,075.95) Dollars be appropriated by transferring $8,075.95 from the School Department General Maintenance Account and $4,000. from the Transportation of School Children Account, for the purpose of completing the construc- tion of the new High School Building and for originally equipping and furnishing the said building, which appropriation is to be added to the previous appropriations voted for this purpose and the Town Accountant be and hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sums to carry out the purpose of this vote.
Article 18. On motion of Newell H. Morton it was voted that the sum of Five hundred seventy-four and 16/100 ($574.16) Dollars be ap- propriated by transferring said sum from the School Department Gen- eral Salaries Account for the purpose of payment of Teachers Veterans Pension and the Town Accountant be and hereby is authorized to trans- fer said sum to carry out the purpose of this vote.
Article 19. On motion of William E. Burpee it was voted that the care, custody, management and control of the following described par- cel of land adjacent to the site of the new high school be and the same hereby is transferred for school purposes, which land is now being used for playground purposes:
Beginning at a point on a parcel of land owned by the Inhabitants of the Town of Reading upon which is located the Reading Senior High School and running across land known as Birch Meadow and owned by the Inhabitants of the Town of Reading; thence N. 20°-48-10" W. seventy-four and 3/10 (74.3) feet; thence turning and running N. 69º-04' E. for a distance of one hundred forty-three and 9/100 (143.09) feet; thence turning and running N. 83°-05' E. for a distance of six and 1/10 (6.1) feet; thence turning and running S. 43°-02'-50" W. for a dis- tance of one hundred sixty-six (166) feet to the point of beginning.
The above parcel having a total area of 5,646 square feet.
109 voted in the affirmative. 0 voted in the negative.
Article 20. On motion of Sydney M. Hodson it was voted that the sum of One hundred ($100.) Dollars be appropriated by transferring said sum from the Public Works Engineering Division Salaries Account to the Public Library Salaries Account and the Town Accountant be and hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to said account.
Article 21. On motion of M. Russell Meikle it was voted that the sum of Four hundred thirty-five and 37/100 ($435.37) Dollars be appro- priated by transferring said sum from the Public Works Engineering Division Salaries Account for the purchase of a generator, chain saw and cable for use of the Cemetery Department and the Town Ac- countant be and hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to carry out the purpose of this vote.
Article 22. On motion of M. Russell Meikle it was voted that the town acquire by purchase for enlargement of Forest Glen Cemetery the following described parcels of land and the sum of Three thousand
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seven hundred fifty ($3750.) Dollars be appropriated for such acquisi- tion by transferring said sum from the Cemetery Reserve Fund and the Town Accountant be and hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to carry out the purpose of this vote.
First Parcel
Beginning on the southerly side of Forest Glen Road at the north- westerly corner of the parcel; thence easterly by Forest Glen Road one hundred and 56/100 (100.56) feet to land of the Town of Reading (Forest Glen Cemetery); thence turning and running southeasterly by the Forest Glen Cemetery two hundred seventy-three and 80/100 (273.80) feet to the second parcel hereinafter described; thence turning and running in a general westerly direction by the said second parcel one hundred thirty-seven and 46/100 (137.46) feet to land of Harold F. Davis et ux and thence turning and running northerly by said Davis land two hundred eighty-eight and 94/100 (288.94) feet to Forest Glen Road and the point of beginning.
Said parcel is shown as Lot 10A on Plat 65 of Town of Reading As- sessors Plans and is estimated to contain 32,550 square feet.
Second Parcel
Beginning at the northeasterly corner thereof at land of Town of Reading (Forest- Glen Cemetery); thence southeasterly by the Forest Glen Cemetery two hundred twenty-three and 90/100 (223.90) feet to land now or formerly of George A. Taber et al; thence turning and run- ning southwesterly by said Taber land one hundred fifty-three and 30/100 (153.30) feet to land of James T. Putnam et al; thence turning and running northerly by said Putnam land two hundred sixty-seven (267) feet, more or less, to the first parcel above described and thence turning and running easterly by said first parcel one hundred thirty- seven and 46/100 (137:46) feet to the Forest Glen Cemetery and the point of beginning.
Said parcel is the easterly portion of Lot 8, Plat 65, Town of Reading Assessors Plans and is estimated -to contain 35,420 square feet.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham, it was voted to take Article 1 from the table.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham, it was voted that Article 1 be indefinitely postponed.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham, it was voted to adjourn, sine die, at 10:00 P. M.
117 Precinct Members present.
A true copy. Attest
Town Clerk
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1954
Date
Name
Parents
January
1 Janet Ida Englund
1 Robert Arthur MacKean
1 Patricia Tarpin
1 Paul Robert Wasserboehr
1 Patricia W. Wasserboehr Harvey P., III and Elizabeth M.
1 Janice Lynn Haycox
2 Kathleen Jean Webb
Walter C. and Phyllis G.
5 Brenda Lee Dooley
David L. and Mary E.
6 Maria Teresa Bacigalupo
7 Deborah Jane Carlson
7 Cynthia Jane Gould
8 Barry Edward Garden
8 Beth Joy Koniares
8 Ellen Webber Kevorkian
9 Dana Russell Edwards
10 Kenneth Randy Dasho
10 Marianne Robinson
10 David Dexter Watson
11 Lois Ann Steadman
13 Michael Burns
15 Mary Elizabeth Cavanaugh
17 Richard Edward Keane, Jr.
18 Lincoln Scheier Davis
18 William Robert Conary, Jr.
18 Scott Irving Thompson
19 Nancy. Lizbeth Hallstrom 23 John Albert Marzinzik Lydia Anne Monsivais
23
25 Janet Marie Power
26 Lawrence Laskey
26 Darlene Joye Meuse
27 Karen Louise Lewis
Richard D. and Margaret L. Ralph C. and Doris E. George A. and Eleanor C. Robert L. and Elizabeth
Richard E. and Jane L.
John B., Jr. and Barbara W.
William R. and Effie G.
Donald L. and Lillian M. James R. and Helen E. Theodore A. and Mary E. Alfredo V. and K. Anne
- Robert J. and Margaret H. Ronan J. and Catherine J. Richard A. and Joye. A. Ralph T. and Marilyn R.
February
2 Bruce Kirby Bartlett 2 Robert James Welcome
2 Michele Sullivan Donald J. and Jacqueline A.
4 Francis Leon. Doiron, Jr.
4 Stephen Leslie Rowe
5 Tannie Steen
5 Jonathan Brigham Kelley
6 Susan Evelyn Tucker
6 Linda Elizabeth Gerade
Carole Berenice Sweezev
6 Gary Lee Glynn
6 Roger Howell .Gaw
Wayne D. and Elizabeth M. Francis W., Jr. and Thelma. V.
Francis L. and Ramona M.
Ernest Y. and Frieda M.
Cecil H. and Ellen James McC. and Ruth D.
Willis F., Jr. and Evelyn L. Robert G., Jr. and Barbara George M. and Bernice E.
George E. and Henrietta Howell G. and Jean M.
Clifton P. and Mary C.
Wilson A. and Dorothea A.
Albert A. and Georgina J.
Harvey P., III and Elizabeth M.
Ronald F. and Caroline L.
Charles A. and Mary F.
George W., Jr. and Elvira G. Harvey V., Jr. and Patricia S.
Charles S. and Thelma G.
George H. and Marjorie Edwin A. and Marion Reginald M. and Ruth A.
Walter S. and Jeanette G.
William F. and Barbara J.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1954
Date
Name
Parents
February
7 Joanne Beaudoin
7 Kieran Michael Gavin
7 Mary Anne Flynn
8 Lynne Patricia Marchand
9 Meredith Ellen Gish
9 Kevin Philip Harron
William, Jr. and Lois A.
Arthur W. and Dorothy G.
John G. and Dorothea M.
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