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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1929-03-04TOW~ ~ETII:~G EA.RCH__~4 1929. WARRAI~T. C0~0!~?EALTH OF ~EASSACHUSETTS. To either of the Constables cf the Town of Eorth Andover~ Greeting:- In the n~e of the Commonwealth of Ems~achusetts, you are heresy directed to~ notify and warn the inhabitanms of ~orth Andover, qualified to vote in elections and town affairs, to meet in the Engine House in voting precincm one, Eerrim~ck Portable Schoolhouse in ~oting precinct two, the Union Schoolhouse in voting precinct three and the Town ~ll in vo~ing precinct four,'in said ~or~h Ando~er, on Eond~y the ~ourth day of Earch, 19~9, am ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to act upon the following ~rticles~- Article One. To elect Eodcrator, Town Clerk,Town Treasurer, three Selectmen, three members of the Board cf Public ~elfare for one year, one Assessor of Taxes~, one member of School Committee.one member of the Board of Health, one member of.the Board of Public ~orks, for three ~ear~; a High~,~ay Surveyor, a Collector of Tax'es.', an Auditor, a Tree ~arden , and five Constables for one year, and any and all To~ officers required by law ~o be elected by ballot. All to be voted for on one ba&lot. The polls shall be opened at ten o'clock A. ~. and shall be closed at eignt.o"c!ock After final action on the preceding article one, the said meeting shall stand ad~ourned by virtue of Section 4, Articl~ the Town By-Laws, to Saturday'March 16,1929, at one thirty O'clock P.'M., in the Town Hall, then aha there mo act upon the following articles:-. ..Article Two. To elect all othe~ officers not required by law to be elected by ballot. ~Arti~le Three. To see if the tow v~i!! vote to accept the r$port of the receipts and expenditures as presented by the Selectmen and Auditor. Article Four. To see what action the town will take as ~o its unexpended appropriations. Tcv~n I~cet.ing l~mrch ., .Arti_c.!e, ,~ive. To see what action the town will take of the Finance Co:m~it~eeo the To see if the for outstanding bills for outstanding bills as to the recommendations Article Six. To'see if the tov~n ~zill vote'to authorize the Treasurer~ith approval of the Selectmen, zo borrow money in anticipation of the of the curren~ financial year. A~'ticle Seven. town will vo~e to raise and appropriate $171.78., for the maintenance of thc Town Building~ $?.00, for the Contingent Fdnd; $£.~0; for outstanding bills for the Assessors Dept~; $19.99, for o~tstanding bills for the Board of P~biic Welfare; Petition of the Selectmen. Article EightJ To see if th~ to~n oill vote to authorize the Selectmen to dispose of unused equipmen~.'Petition of the Selectmen. A~.ticle Nine. To see if the to~n will vo~e ~o raise and appropriate for the use of ~he School Department, the sum of six hundred fifty-three dollars and sixty-eight cents~ ~o pay 1928 bills no~ presented or paid beDore ~anuary l, 1929. Petition of School Committee, Article Ten. To s~:e if the to~n will vo~ ~o have all Town Officers ~nd Department Heads, eledted or appointed, render.an itemized account, mo be printed in ~he annual report. Richard A. Roche and others. ..Ar..ticle Eleven. To see if ~ne town will vote ~o raise and appropriate the sum of tilrec hundred dollars for Fourth of ~61y celebration and appoint ~ co,m~ittee for ~e s'~nie. Petition of Frank Coppinger and others. Article ~welve. To see if the mown will vo~e ~o accept sections forty-~wo, forty-tl~ee and fo~ty-four of chapter forty-eight of the General I~ws, relativ~ to p!~cing the Fire Depan~ment. under ~he control of a chief of the department. Petition of Henry D. Rockwell and others. To%'ln Me eting~ 2~[ar ch & ,_1_9~9. ~tic.le Thmrteen. To see if the town ~';ill vote to raise and appropriate m per~nent fund with a minim~ of $1500.00, to provide compensation for firemen injured in line oi' duty,, above fund Zo be in forbe until su~t- able insurance or other permanent compensation is securedl Petition of Santo 'A. Dimauro and etchers. ~tiole Fourteen. To see if ~he ~o,#n will vp~e %o raise ~nd c~ppropri~te a s~ of money sufficient ~o plant ~ permanent tree in Memorial Park, to be used for Christmas decoration ~nd ~o be used interchmnageb!y with the ~ee on ~he Centre Co~on. Petition of Hez-bert E. McQuesten and others. ~ticle Fifteen. To sec if the tov;n will raise and appropriate five hundred doll,s for t.~e purpose of preserving and ex~ending the Town Forest, and continue the' existing tov~n forest co~nittee. Petition of Roland ¥;. ~rris and others. ~ticle Sixteen. To see if ~he town will raise and mppropriaZe a s~ not in excess of nine hundred dollars, to supliment pa~ents ~da by mhe Red Cross and certain insurauce companies,for the p~pose of continui~ the serviees~ of the bedside nurse employed by ~he nursing co~i~ee o~~ mne Red Cross, the appropriation ~o be expended by ~hc Board of Health as reco~ended by said co~ittea. Pe~tition of Lucy .~..Stevens and,o%he?s. - ~ticle ~eventeen. To see if the torah %¥ill vo~c ~o raise and appropriate the s~ of one thousand dollars for the purpose of prepari~ s~reet plane ~owing bounds and eng~e~ring data as collected in the deyelo~en: of ~he assessors' plans. Petition of the Board of Assessors. ~ticle Eighte'en. To see if ~he ~own will vote ~o accept sections mwenty-one to twenty-five incluseive of chapter one hundred thirty-s~ of the General Laws, relative ~o certain sports and g~es permit~ed on the Lord's Day, and any other la~s ~he acceptance of which is necessary ~o pe~it g~ues and spor~s a~%horized by the Initiative Petitibn in the.premises,mccopted by vote of the people at the S~a~e Electibn in nineteen hundred twenty-eight. Petition el' the Sclectmen. S9 Town Meeti_nE E~rch 4t 1929. To see if the to~'zn ;'~ill vo~e to r~ice and appropriate the s~ oF one thousand dollars i'or. ~e purpose of employing a clerk for the Board of' Assessors. Petition of the Board of Assessors. · Y~ticle Twenty~ To see if ~he town will votu to raise ~nd ~ppropri~te or otherwise previde the s~ of fifteen thousand dollars for ~he purpose of purchasing ~nd installing a new p~ping ~it at ~he ~ping Station. Petition of ~he Board oi~-Public ~orks. ~ticle Twenty-one. To see if the town will vote to raise and ~ppropri~te oth~rwise provide a sufficient s~ of money to build a municipal g~age and sheds with police.station ~ttached, ms reco~ended by ~he special cool,tee on town.sheds. Petiti6n of the Selectmen. ~tic!e Twenty-two.. To see if %he town. ~?ill vote to macad~ize ~ilroad Avenue, · Beginning at the cemetery and going south to the Z~dover Line, and raise and :appropriate the s=:~ of $5500.00. Petition of Edward W. Greene ~tic~e Twenty-t~ec. To see if the town will vote to mac~d~ize Middlesex Street, beginning at Green Street and going as far as 'Third Street, and raise and appropri~Ze, the s~ of $4500.00. Petition of James %'/.Elliot~ & others. · .Article Twenty-four. To see if Dhe to~¢.n will vote to raise and appropriate the s~' of five thousand dollars to n~c~d~ize Gr'eat Pond Road,beginning where the. m~cmd~ now ~nds ne~ the residence of J. Fra~ Foster and continuing ~s f~ as said appropriation will permit. Petition of Fred ~ticle Twenty-five. To see if the. citizens oz' the town will vote ~o 'raise 'and appropriate ~ s~ ~f money ~u,f~c~ent to macad~i~e H~rold Stz'eet, beginning at Railroad Avenue ~nd continuing westerly. Petition of J. Newton ~rye and 6O Tov~n Eeetin I~arch 4 1929. Warrant. Article Twenty-six. To' see if the to',':n will vote to rai~e and appropriate, by bond or otherwise, the sum of $5000.00, to macadamize Salem Street fro~:~ ~he. present ending, Petition o~' Richard...'~. Roche and others. Attic .lc' Twenty-seven. To see ii' %he to,,~:n will vote to raise and appropriate one thousand dollars to straighten the curve in Rea Street. Petition of F. Orris Rea and others. A~'t icle Twenty-eight. To see if the to~:~n will vote to appropriate the sum of five hundred dollars to re-surface Salem Street from the corner of Box- ford Street ~o the l~iddleton Line, :vith cinders,where mos~ needed. Petition of William J. Bode and others. Ar t ic.le Twenty. -nine. To sec if the to~.~n will vote to raise and appropriate Or otherwise provide the sum of five hundred dollars~ for placing cinders and widening out Andover Street, beginning at Marbleridge Ro~d and continuing as far. as. the appropriation will allow. Petition of Clifton S. Berry ~'~nd others.' . .Art i. cle Thirty~, To see if the town ¥~ill vote to raise and appropriate the sum of one thousand dollar~ for ~ho purpose of reshapzng and oiling · ~ohnson Street,from ~he point where .the. macadam no;v ends, as faa. as the appropriation will .allow.Petition of F. Orris Rea' and o~hers. Ar ti. cle Thirty-one. To see ii' the tov~n ':Jill vote to cinder Clark Stree~ and appropriate a sum of money for the same. Petition cf A.Rohers & ot.~,ers. Ar ticl. e Thirty-two. 'To see if ~e to;vn ~ill vote to r~i~e and approp~'iate the sum of five hundred dollars to re'surfac~ Fores~ ',Ingal'ls and Lacy Streets, with cinders in places where n=sded. Petition .of Frederick A. Rabs and others. .Article _T. hir ty-ttu, e e. To see if %he to:vn will vote to raise and of money suflic~ent to construct a surfa~.e drain Road,from Rail:.oad Avenue Chorlton an~ ..' 0 ~ers o appropriate a sum on Saitonstall ' zo Cabot Road. Petition of'Percy A. Town Eeeting ~arch ~ 19~. -~'t icle Thirty-four. To see if ~]~e town ~,'~ill vote--~o construct a surface drain, on Green Street,comm~encing on the easterly side of Railroad Avenue and following do~n Green Street on thc northerly side to the Sha~'~sheen River,and raise and appropriate ~he sum~ of tin'es thousand dollars for the same. Petition of Benjamin F. Hayes and others. ~rticle Thi r ty-~"iv_e_ To see if ~he to~,~;n ~,'~i~ll vote ~o appropriate~ money to lay surface pipe on Thorndike Road from Sutton Street to Perley Road. Petition of J.H.Loontjens and others. -~rtic!e Thirty-sLw. To see if the to~a~ ~'~ill vote to construct a surfao, e drain in Bunksrhill Street, from Pleasant ~treet to ,~,~ayne Street, ~.nd raise- and appropriate ~oney for %he s"~ane.Petition of Stephen Barbett and others. Article Thirty-s, even, To see if r, he town will vote' to raise and appropriaZe the s,~u of six hundred dollars to pay for damages to the property of "~':ffilliam Crabtree at hauber ~32 l[iddlesex Street, caused by defective surface drain. Petition of J~cs 2. Daw ghR others. ..,Article Thirty-eiEht. TO see if the town will vote to extend the water main on Massachuset'ts Avenue from -~ernwood Street to .Railroad Avenue and will raise and appropri.,te a su~ ~,ufficient therefore° Petition o~' the Board of Pubiic' ~forks. A~'t icle Thirty~fine. To see if.~he town wil~' vote to' extend ~he ,:/stet main on Park Street from its pre~ent ~erminus near bhe Franklin School .to ~in Str~et and ~ill raise ~r~a appropriate a s~ sufficien~ therefore.. Petition ~f ~he Board of ~blic ~/orks~ .~t ~le 'Fo~ · ' To see if the ,~-- vote to rai=e and app~'oprimte sufficient money to ,lay ~ ~a~er main on 1.~orman Road,from Railroad A~enue to Buskin 'h~m~ ' g Road.letmtaon of Leonard Firth and others. ~ticle ~orty-one. To see if the to~n ~'~ili vote to raise by bond issue or · ,~' otherwise a suffici~n~ s~ of money to extend its w~cr system '. from a point near ~Le residence of ~o~ O. Thompson to the residence of ~Zil!i~m Ao approxim~te!y O00 feet. Meeting ~'ch 4, 1929, Warranm. Salois on Appleton Street,a distance of Petition of ~illi~ A. Salois ~nd others. Article Forty-two. To see if ~hc ~own,will vote to raise and appropriate a sufficient stm~ of money ~o install ~ ~r main f~om its prese~m terminus on Tdrnpi~:e Streem,ms far as ~he 2arnmn SchoolJ Petition of Herbert Smith ~n~ others. Article Fo~ty-three. TO see if the ~own'of ~orth Andover will vote to .lay water mains on the following s~ree%s ~nd raise ,and appropriate money for the 'same.to wit: Autran Avenue,running westerly from Massachusetts Avenue,for a distance of fifteen hundred feeZ. Adams Avenue,runuing westerly fromM assachuse%ts Avenue for a distance of fourteen hundred ,feet. Martin Avenue, running w~sterly from Massachusetts Avenue for a distance of twelve hundred feet.Petition of Fred Yardley and others, ,..Article Forty-four. To see ii' the mown will vo~e ~o-eztend the sewer main cn Pleasant Street from Burd:erhill Stz'eet. %o 0sgood Stre~m,and raise and approp~imte sufficient money therefore. Petition of the Board of Pub.%'Jks. ~rticle Porty-f~ye. To see if ~he ~own will vote ~o construct a sewer on. Upland' Streem,'from its present tez-minus northerly, a distance of two hundred and fifty feet and will raise and appropriate sufficient money thehefore. Petition of Merle McArthur and others. %~t~cle Forty-six. To see if the town will vo~e to rais~ and appropriate suf!'icieht money ~o install a sewer on Norm~nRoad,from Railroad Avenue to BuckingJ ham. Road. Petition of Leonard Firth and others. Article Forty-seven. To see if ~e ~own ~;iil vo~e ~o raise aud appropriate,sufficient money ~o pay l'or extcnding the sewer from ~he point ~here it.,now ends, easterly 686 feet on Prescott Street. Petition of Gordon Curr~eT & others.' Articl~ To see if the to%mwilL vote to extend the sewer along Sutton Street from number 320 Sutton Strea$, its present '~erminus, to the residence of Fred F. Greene number 404 Sutton Street, and raise and TO see · system on the .Tow___n. Eestinj~_E~:rch 4 1929. V,'arr ant____~ appropriate money ;'or She soz~e. Petition of Fred F. Greene & others. Article Forty-nine. To see if %he tov~n ¥~ill vote to accept the following streets:- Autran Avenue,running westerly from l~assachusetts Avenue, a distance of 1795 feet, m6re or less. Adams Avenue, running westerly from 5~ssachusetts Avenue, a distance .of'1580 feet, more or less. l,~arti, n Avenue,running westerl~ from ~ass~chusetts Avenue, distance of 1~45 feet,more or less, Bacon Avenue, running westerly from Eassachusetts Avenue,a distance of ~04 feet, moro or less.Petition of Fred Yardley ~nd others. Article Fifty... To sec ii' ~he tov~n will appropriate money to construct a tar sidewalk on the west.er!y side of Thorndike Road from the corner of Sutton Street to Perley Road.Petition of Ralph Pratt and others. Article__ Fifty-one. if She term wil.1 vote to extend its street lighting Salem Turnpike,from Wilson'e Corner as far as Boston .Street and r.,~ke provision for the pay~:~ent of the same. Pet[tioh of Clarence ¥~. Farnum and others. Article Fifty-two. To see iii' the tov~n ~ill vote to discontinue as to:';n %;~ys or priv. ate to¥~n ways, under chapter eighty-two of the General La~s,all or any or any of the fellowing sections or streets or ways i~ th~ town ,n~mety; (1) Chestnut StFeet,from the residence of Robert Hedge to Stiles St~-cet;(2)3;illov~ Street from Turnpike S2reet to HillSide Rd.'; · (3).Rea Street from Johnson Street to Sunm~er Street;(4) Appleton Street from the residence of Willi~m~ A. Salois to South Bradford Street; (5) South Bradford Street from Dale Street to Salem Street; aHd.(6) Forest Stz'eet from Liber. ty St'~'eet to the Boxford town line; of as an . alternative, to see if .the .to:',.'n will vote to instruct the .S'el[ect~en as officers having ch~rge of Zhe laying out of highways,in conjunction with the Conu'~i~tee on Roads,to petition the County Commissioners, under Chapter 289, of %he ~%cts of 1924,for relief from the obligation of keeping all or any p,~rt of said ~;ays. in repair. On petition of the Committee on Roads. Article Fifty-three. .To ~ct upon any otl~er business ¥;hich may legally be considered Town I[eetin~. March &.~ 1929. at this meeting. And you are directed to serve this warz'ant by posting true and attested copies thereof at the Town Hall,and at five or more public places in each voting precinct. Said copies to be posted not more than fifteen d~yc nor less. than ten ~ays before the time of holding said meeting. Hereof fail nob and ms~e due re~wrn of this warrant with your doings .thereon, to the Town Clerk, at the tL-~e and place of holding said meeting. Given und2r our hands at ~o~'th Andover this thirty-first day of .January in the year of our Lord one .thousand nine .hundred and twenty-nine. Harry C. Foster. Joseph P. EcDonough. P~rry Ainsv~rth. ~'e!ectmen of l~orth Andover. "..Precinct Officers. ¥;arden Albert ~itchetl. Clerk. Lloyd Nearing Inspec. John E&Donald Inspec. ~illia~EcCarthy Bal.Clk.Timothy Healey Bal.Otk. James Smith .~recinct One. Dep. W~rden. " Clerk I, ~nspec. Pre~inct Two__ ~arden. Herbert E.EcQuest-~ Dep. '#arden .Clerk. Harry Hichelmore " Clerk Inspec. Ernes% ,a~nwrzght ~ " Inspec~ . Inspec. ~al.Clk~Edw~rd Sullivan '~ ~al.Clk. Precinct Three. Howarth-- Warden ~arden. Uilliam Dep. Clerk. Fred ~. Clark " Clerk ~nspec~ John A.~orrissey " I~spec. Inspec. ~mes Hennessy " Inspec. Ba!.O!k.Ohris~opher Flanagan " Bal.Clk.. Bal.Clk.Lewis Broad,cad. " Bal.Clk. Precinct Four. '~arden. Charles H.Driver Dep. Warden Clerk. Jam~os DeAdder " Clerk Inspec. Sidney C.Rea ~' Inspec. Inspec. Same~%J. Dillon " Inspec. Bal.Clk.Herbert j. Meade '" Bai.~lk. Bal.Clk.George A.Rea " Bal.Clk. Wi!!iamWalsh. John Donne!ly Ra~ond Hughes Lawrence. A.Grogan Huber~ Wilcox Edward McCar.thy John B. Lewis Frank McEvoy ~iiliam Roberts. George Leacock. Ralph Pratt James Taylor Harold Holt William p. Parker Rennie Bo~omley George Greenwood John B. '~rnite $illiamOlemens RaYmond ~eil George R.Barker Vim. Donahue '#m. F. Lawlor HarlanEnightly Fred D.Vrni~tier ~oym MeetinE ~[~rch 4~ 1929. Warrant .. Officer's Return. North Mas.~., Feb. 1929. I have notified the inhJ, bitants of the town of North ~dover, qualified to vote in electiom~ and town affairs, by posting true and attested copies of the warrant at the Town Ha~l and at five or more public places in each voting precinct; s~id copies having been posted not more th~ fifteen d~yu nor less than ten d~y~ before the ~e of s~id meeting, ~ticle One. At a legal meeting o'~' the i~abitants of ~he .tm~m of North ~dove=, qu~ifi~d t0 vote in elections and town affairs,convened in the E~ine House in precinct one,the Merr~ack Portable Schoolhouse ~ precinct two, the Union School in precinct t~ee ~d the Town ~ll in precinct four, ~reeably ~o the requirements of the .foregoing w~rant, business was transacted and votes for the were as follower- Whole number of ballots cast Vote by'precinct. officers named on the ballot 2934. ~.~ndidates P r e c i n c t s . Totals. ,,1 3 4 Moderator for one year Arthur P. Chickering .462 Bl~nks. 295 Town Clerk for one Joseph A. Duncan 548 Blanks 210 To~n Treasurer for one year, Gordo~ Currier 545 Blanks Selectme.___~n for ono Harry Ainswor~h 365 Joseph V. ~lan~gan 323 I!~rry C. Foster 341 James P. H,ainsworth 355 Joseph.P. McDonough Blanks 437 581 495. 455 1993 241 193 211 491 653 552 541 2294 169 136 125 640 645 531 '526 2247 177 157 140 68? 485 293 513 357 433 385 353 411 1594 255 196 1067 306 450 1610 444 303 1459 212 368 1466 514 270 1606 Town Meeting March Article One. Highway Surveyor for one year. 1 .2 John H, Milnes 371 334 ~il!ard H. Poor 581 477 'Blanks 6 11 School Committee for three years. Charles A. Appleton 2Z9 43? Margaret J. ]~ane 242 14~ Albert E. Roberteon 224 19I Blanks 63 Assessor for three yes_rs. Edward E. Cur!ey 491 801 Blanks 267 22t Audito~ for one ,year. James ¥I. Elliot% Blanks 21g 209 'Board Pub. Wk__s~ tkree years. Bernard F. Hughes 49~ ~obo% Stevens 227 458 Blanks 55 55 T~axColIectqr for one year. $ohn J. Oostello 608 70~ Bla~ks 1§0 &17 ~oard ,Pub. ~elfare for_one year. ., Harry J~Lnsworth 355 46~ ,,. $~seph V. Flanaga~ 311 Harry C. Foster 334 504 .~ ~ 'James P. Hainsworth 348 350 . ~oseph P. McDonough 458 41~ Bla~s . ~88 &32. Constables for ;one year. ~thur ~. Bo~agne= 307 527 ~ ~ohn E. Fenton ~02 Fred L. S~gent ~5 521 ' ~lace E. Torte 445 555 H~old W. Tyning 372 592 Au~st.ine ~. Wmlsh AS0 &10 Clyde Richburg 4, 1929. 3 552 529 7 286 128 225 51 495 193 498 190 . 305. 330 53 564 124 53O 251 5O8 217 521 579 420 371 416 518 278 1258 4 335 32,7 135 112 55 477 189' 485 180 246- 371 49 555 113 401 190 292 356 304 248. 377 554 43 ? 306 331 1097 Totals. 1392 1514 28 1316 648 752 218 2064 870 2137 797 1376 1386 172 2430 504 ,155& 1046. 1601 1427' 1429 1745 1261 1662 1841 1833 1388 1479 3 5206 .Candidates... Tree Warden for .Tow__n Meeti. ng Ma-~ch . 4~ 1929. Article one year. One. .. P r e c i n c t ..s-'-- Totals.. i 2, 3 4 John J. Connors 576 657 546 493 2252 Blanks 182 185 142 173 '682 Board of Health f. or three years. George Otis Eaton 340 290 330 220 1180 Fr~k ~. Frisbee 302 431 285 340 1358 Blanks 116 101 73 106 396 After a careful canvass of the count made by the preczuct officers, the Board of Registz~az's find that the follov~ing persons received the highest number of rot'es and were therefore declared elected. Moderator Town Clerk~ To,yrn Treasure~ Selectmen HiEh~vay Surveyo~ School_Committee. · Assessor of Taxes. Auditor Public ~orks. Tax Collector Public ~elfare Con2tables. Tree War,den Board of .~!ealth Date when sworn. Arthur P. Chic]:ering Joseph A. Ouncan M~rch 11, 1929 Gordon Cu~rie~ March 4, 1929 tI~rry Ainsworth March 4~ 1929 it~rry C. Foster Ma~ch 5, 1929 Joseph P. McDonough March 9~ 1929~ Willard H. Poor March 1~, 1929 Ct~rles A. Appleton Edward E. Curley J~es ~. Elliott ~ch 8, 1929 Abbot Stevens ~arch 11, 1929 John J. Coztello March 4, 1929 H~ry Ainswort~ ~rch 4, 1929 H~ry C. Fo~er March ~, 1929 Joseph P. McDonough March 9, 1929 John H. Fenton March~ 4, 1929 Fred L. Sargent March 5, 1929 ~allmce E..Towne March 4, 1929 ~'old W. Tyning ~rch 7, 1929 Augustine J. W~l~h M~rch 5, 1929 ~ohn J. Connors. M~ch 5~ 1929 Fr~. Frisbee M~ch 5, 1929 Town l~eet~_~ Recount Petitions. $.e.l.ectmen and Board of Public Welfare. l~o~%h Andovcr,Eass. County of E~sex,M~rch 5,1929. To the Town C!erk,~orth Andover,Eass. We the undersigned legal voter~ of the Town of Korth Andover, ~ass., do say that ,~;c have reason to believe and do b~lieve that recordz made by Election Officers of Precinct one, two, three and four of the Town of ~orth Andover, M~ss., at ~he .~nnual Town Election held 4, 1929,are erroneous in tn= following p~rticulars, that the result of voting for ~he offices of Select~en and Board of Public Welfare was erroneously determined and announced by said election officers of said precincts one, ~wo t~ee and four, that vote~ cast for one candidate for said offices haw been counted and allo~e& to other candidates for said mentioned offices and that other vo~e~ %?hich should have been allo~ed one or more candidates for s~id offices have been counted mnd recorded as blank votes. Therefore ~e hereby petition that a recoun~ be had of vomes cast in precintc one, two tt~'ee and four a~ said election for the offices of Selectmen and Board of Public Welfare, believing aforesaid errors will effect the election of the candidates for said Cffices, Names." Residence April Miles Longbottom 59 Mass. Ave. ~ohn S. Farre!l ~9 Eass. Ave. Harold'Wood 48 Eaas. Ave. Elizabeth R. Hains~ortk ll8 Union Catherine L~nc 1£0 Union .~lice M. Barrington 25 Bevcr!y Eary ~arwick 9 Beverly ~D~ude Peel £2 Suffolk Mary A. Dawe ~9 Marblehead Ida E. Roesch 248 Eiddlesex ~Iorth ;~udover, March 5, 19~9. Then appeared Elizabeth R. Hainsworth and ~de o~th ~o the truth of %he ~ · · ~ozegoang statement. Joseph a. Duncan Justice of the Peace. Received Earch 5.,1929,at ~:Z0 P.E. · oseph A. Duncan To~.~ Clerk. We hereby certify that eleven of the foregoin~ signers are legal voters. F. Orris Rea. ' Harry F. Cunningha~,Patrick C )n c[ of To~'~n ~[e et~ng ~arch 4 ~__1_929. .R. ecount. Highway Surveyor_ l~or th Anaover To the To:'~n Clerk ot' _ZTorth Andow-:r: l~ames. ~oceph Cr~btree Ethel Eary Timmons Zewis A. Sanderson Frank J. Ti~ons ~illiamL. Smith Alfred Sanford Jr. Fran~ Coppinger Ilene ~arrcw Edmund Farrow Philip Donnelly North Andover, 69 ~'k~rch 6, !9~9. of this petition ire Joseph A. Duncan, · ustice of the Peace., We hereby certify that ten of %he signers legal voters in the tovm of North Andover. F. Orris Rea Harry F. Cunningham Patrick C. Cronin .Board of R~gi~trars · Voters. of Received Earch 6,1929, at. 3 o'clock P.M. Joseph A. Duncan, Town Clerk. W~, the undersigrzcd legal voters of the To~n of North Annoyer, do say that ~;e h~ve reason to believe and do believe that records made by election officers of precincts one, t~o three and four, of the Town of North Andover,at %he Anzmal Town Election held Emrch 4, 19E9,~as erroneous in the following particulars, that the result of voting for %ne office of Highway Surveyor was erronously deter- mined and announced by the said election officers of said precints one, two three ~nd four, that votes cast for one candidate for said office have been counted and allowed to the other candiaate and that other votes %.~hich should h~ve b~en allowed to one or the other candidate, have been recorded as bl~nk votes. ~e therefore petition that a recount be held of votes cast in precincts one, two, three and four at said election for the office of Hig~y Surveyor,believing that aforesaid errors will affect the election of c~ndidates for said office. Residence April 1,19£8. 33£ Eiddlesex Street 475 Stevens Street ~6 Salem Street 475 Stevens Street 771 Salem Stree~ 250 Sutton Street 157 Pleasant S? Saunders Street ~? Saunders Street 14 ~ater Street. Narch 6, 1929. .Personally appeared Joseph C~abtree and m.'?de o~th to the truth of the foregoing statement. ¸7O ..Recount- Public I~orth Andover,k[arch 5,1929. To ~be Town Clerk of l[orth Andover:- We, the undersigned legal voters of the Town of liorth Andover, do say that we have reason to believe and do believe that the records made by the election officers of precints one, ~wo three and four.of ' the Tovm of -~To~.'th Andover, aZ ~he Annual Town Election held Earch 4, 1929, are erroneous in the following particulars,that the result of the voting /'or %he office of Board of Public ?;orks was erroneously determined and announced by said election officers of precints one, two, three and four, ~:%at vo%es ca~,t for one candida~e for said office have been counted and allowed to the other candidate and them other vozes v~hi'ch shoul~ have been allowed one or the other candidate 'l'or said office have been counted and re~orded as blanks.. .~herefore, we. n6reby pe{ition thaz a recounz be had of vomes cks~ an precincts one, ~wo, three and four, a~ said election , on the offi'ce of Board of Public %'lorks, believing that aforesaid .e~rors Will ~affect the elec~ion oi' ~he candidates for said office. - Alfred E. Garneau John~E. Garvey Francis L. Doran Arthur J. Enaire JohnH. Campbell Corne!i~S ~. Hogarth' · ill~m J. Dryden · ose~h'E. Finneran Santo Die.ufo Louis E. EcAloon Arthur Garneau Dennis J, 0'Eeil Eargare~ O'l~eil John.F., O'NeiL Harold ~. TyHing Residence Apr~i 59 Railroad Avenue. 18~ ~iddi~sex Street. ~0 Hodges Streem 69 ~ater Street Eain Street. 9 Cleveland Street 144 Eain Stree~ Railroad Avenue. 229 ~idd!esex Street 17 Third Stree~ 59 R~iiroad Ave. 111 Chadwick Stree:. 111 Chadv;ick Street. llt Chadwick Street. 9 Ashland Stree~ North Andover, rEarbh ?,19~9. Personally appeared Harold %y. Tyning and m~de oath ~o ~he. ~ruth of the foregoing petition. Receive& ,k-~.ch 7,i929, at 9.o'clock A.H. Jozeph A. Duncan, Joseph A. Duncan Justice of the Peace. .To,~-n Clerk. ~e hereby c~rtify that ~en or more of the foregoing signers are legal voter of the Tovm of ~orth Andover. F., Orris Rea. Harry F. Cunningham Patrick C. Cronin i of Rog of I,~orth love=. ?l Tov~n' ~{eeting l{arch .4,... 1929'._ Recount of Vo~es cast for Offices of Selectmen, Highway Surveyor, Board of Public Works and Board of ~blic ;;'elfare. S~z~urd~y ~rch 9.~ 1929, We., the Board of Registrars of Voters of !Torth Andovc~, do certify that the following is. the result of a recount of votes ~de by ~his Board in ~he offices of Selectmen, Highway Surveyor,Board of ~blic ~'~orks ~nd Board of ~blic ~elf~re. Candid~t e s. Selectmen ~arry Ainsworth ' Joseph' V. 2lanagan H~rry C. faJaee P. ~'insworth · b~eph P. McDonough Bla~s ~Mhway Surveyor. ~o~ H. Eilnes Willed. H. Poor ~oard o~ lbtic ~orks. Bernard F. Hughes Abbo~ Stevens Bla~s Board o~ ~blic Vf~lfar~. ~rry ilnsworth · oseph V. ~lanag~ Harry C% Foster f~es P. ~insworth · oseph P. McDonough Blanks · priginal Count 1594 1067 1510 1459 1466 1606 1392 1514 28 1376 t386 172' 1554 1046 1601 '1427 1429, 1745 H. F. Cunningham P. C. Cronin F. 0r~is Rea Joseph A. Duncan Clerk. Recount. 1587 1068 1610 1459 1476 1602 1392 1516 26 1372. 1389, 173 155g" .1046 1429" 1438 174~ Board of Registrars of Voters.