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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1944-03-27Adjourned Annual ~..~eeting ~,larch 18, 19~__~ John W. tIegarty, Alfred Oarneau, Charles Vincent, Lillian Dearden and Angelina Kelley checked the voters ~into the hall. ~ About 500 persons were present. The meeting was dissolved at [~.00 o'clock P. N. A True Cop.v Attest: Joseph A. Duncan, To~'m Clerk. WARRANT Commonwealth of ~.~assachusetts Essex ss. To either of the Constables of the Town of North Andover: Greetings:~ In the name of the Commonwealth of Nassachusetts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of North Andover qualitied to vote in Town Affairs, to meet in the Union School, in said North Andov~s on ~onday evening, the twenty-seventh day of Narch, 19[~, 0 o at 'clock P. ;,~., then and there to act on the following business. .~ Article 1. To see if the town will authorize, empower and direct the Board of Selectmen to give assurance satisfactory to.the Secretary of War of the United States that the town will, (a)'provide without cost to the United States all lands, easements, and rights-of-way necessary for the construction of the project,- (b) hold and save the United States free from damages due to the construction works; (c) maintain and operate all the works after comoletion in accordance with regulations prescribed by the Secretary of War;- In connection with the prosecution of a Post-War flood control project by the United States, consisting of an earth dike, three hundred feet along the east side of Elmwood Street and continuing from the end of Elmwood Street northwesterly approximately four hundred feet and a concrete flood wall approximately fifteen hundred feet long, from the termination of the earth dike along the top of the Shawsheen River bank northwesterly across Massachusetts Avenue and approximately eight hundred feet parallel to Perry Street with necessary drains, intercepting sewers and a pumping station for the discharge of sewerage and surface run-off during high water periods. Article 2. To see if the town will authorize the Board of Selectmon in the name and on behalf of the town to secure such conditional easements, rights-of-way or otherwise as may'be neces- sary for the prosecution by the United States of a Post-War local 19[~ WAHRANT 19[~ flood control project in North Andover as required to fulfill the provisions of the Flood Control Act of 1936. And you are directed to serve this warrant 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 days nor ].ess than ten days before the time of holding said meeting. Hereof fail not and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of holding said meeting. Given under .our hands at North Andover, Massachusetts, this thirteenth day of ~arch in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-four. Harry C. Foster ) Selectmen Arthur A. Thomson ) of Joseph ~. Finneran ) North Andover A true copy, Attest: North Andover, ~ass. March 16, 19~g. Augustine .J. Welsh, Co,stable Officer's Return. I have notified the inhabitants of North Andover qualified to vote in Elections and Town Affairs by posting true and attested copies of this warrant at the Town Hall and at five or more public places in each votin~ precinct; said copies having been posted not more than fifteen days nor less than ten days before the time of holding said meeting. Augustine J. Welsh, Constable. North Andover, }~ass. March 16, ~0WN OF NORTH ANDOVER CO;.I;.~OI~EALTH OF MASSACIffISETTS. Article 1. Whereas, under the authority of Flood Control Act of 1938, approved by the President on June 28, 1958, which provides in part that "in addition to the construction of a system of flood control neservoirs, related flood control works which may Town Meeting March_~_~_~27 19~ be found Justified by the Chief of Engineers", funds have been allotted by the Federal Government for the preparation of definite project plans for flood protection in the Town of North Andover, Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Whereas, Section 3 of the Flood Contr61 Act approved June 22, 1956 provides that "no money---shall be expended on the con- struction of any project until-- responsible local agencies have given assurances satisfactory to the Secretary of War that they will, (a) provide without cost to the United States all lands, easements, and rights-of-way necessary for the construction of the proJect,--(b) hold and save the United States free from damages due to the construction works, (c) maintain and operate all the works after completion in accordance with regulations prescribed by the Secretary of War:---": Vfnereas, the proposed improvements at North Andover, Massachusetts, will be prosecuted under the direction of the Secretary of War and supervision of the Chief of Engineers, and V.$hereas, the plans for the proposed improvements will be for the benefit principally of the inhabitants of North Andover, Massachusetts, Now, therefore, be it resolved, that upon approval by the Chief of Engineers of the definite project plans and the allot- ment of funds for the proposed works of improvement, the Town of North Andover will, (a) furnish without cost to the United States all lands, easements, and rights-of-way necessary for said works. The lands, easements, and rights-of-way which said Tovrn of North Andover shall furnish shall include those needed for~ the sites of structures, for spoil disposal areas, for access roads, and all other rights in, upon, through, or over private property which are needed by the United States in connection with the work of improvement. Maps showing the lands, easements, or rights-of-way needed for the aforesaid work will be obtained by the Town of North Andover from the United States. Detailed' ' property surveys and title searches necessary to acquire the land or interests therein will be performed by the Town; (b) that the Selectmen of the Town of North Andover, Massachusetts, be and hereby are .authorized to execute, acknowledge, and deliver, for and on behalf of the Town, to the United States any and all in- struments which may be required by the United States in order to prosecute the proposed work of improvement, and to autho~;ize and permit th e said United States to act for and on behalf of the Town of North Andover, Massachusetts, under any easements, grants, or rights-of-way that have been obtained by or may be hereafter obtained by said Town of North Andover in connection wilth said proposed improvement. Be it further resolved that the said Town of North Andover, Massachusetts, will hold and save the United States, its. officers and employees, free from all claims for damages and from all liabilities due to the construction work and upon complstion of the proposed flood control works the Town of North Andover will accept the same and will maintain and operate them without ex- pense to the United States in accordance with regulations pre- scribed by the Secretary of War. Voted Unamimously. In Town Meeting: M~rch 27, Attest: Joseph A. D~mcan, Town Clerk. 1944 Town Meeting March 27. Article 2. Voted that the Board of Selectmen be authorized in the name and on behalf of the town'to secure such conditional ease- ments, rights-of-way or otherwise as nay be necessary for the procution by the United States of a Post-War local flood control project in North Andover as required to fulfill the provisions of the Flood Control Act of 1956. Voted unanimously. A true copy, Joseph A. Duncan, Town Clerk. WARRANT COI~.IO>g~fEALTH OF HASSAC~H;SETTS Essax ss. To either of the Constables of the Town of North Andover: Greetings: In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby required :o notify and warn the inhabitants of North Andover, ~ho arc qualified to vote in Presidential Primaries, to meet in the Engine House in precinct one, the Merrimack School in precinct two, the Union School in precinct three and the Town Hall in precinct four, TUESDAY the Twenty-fifth day of April,1944 at 12 o'clock noon for~the following purposes: To bring in their ye=es to the Primary Officers for ~he Election of Candidates of Political Parties for the follow- ing officers: 7 Delegates at large ~o the National Convention of the Republican Party. 7 Alternate Delegates at large ~o the National Convention of the Republican Party. 12 Delegates ~t l~rge ~o the National Convention of the Democratic Party. ~-12 Alternate Delegates at large to the National Convention of the.Democratic Party. 2 District Delegates ~o the National Convention of the Republi- can Party Seventh Congressional District. 2 Alternate District Delegates =o~the National Convention of the Republican Party Seventh Congressional District. ~ DistrictDelega~es to the National Convention.of the Democratic Party Seventh Congressional District. ~ Alternate District Delegates to the National Couvention of the Democratic Party Seventh Congressional District. District Members of State Committee (one man and one woman) for each political party for the Fourth Essex Senatorial District. Ten Nembers of the Republican Town Committee. Ten ~embers of the Democratic Town Committee All to be voted for on one ballot. The polls will be open from twelve o'clock noon until eight o'clock P. N. And you are directed to serve this warrant 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 days nor less than ten days before the time of holding said meeting. Hereof fail not and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon to the Tov~n Clerk at the time and place of said meeting. Given under our hands at North Andover, r,~assachusetts, this third day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-four. A true copy Attest: Harry C. Foster Arthur A. Thomson Joseph ~. Finneran Selectmen of North Andover August!ne J. Walsh ~ ~Constable Officer's Return I have notified the inhabitants of North Andover, qualified to vote in Presidential Primaries, by posting true and attested copies of this warrant at the Town Hall and at five or.more public places in each voting precinct;'said copies having been posted not here than fifteen days nor less than ten days before the time of holding said neeting North Andover, April 12,19l~ Augustine J. Wat:~h Constable. 70 Presidential Pi~ima~.~v ~t LarEe '~Inll Rd. Newton Se~en Alternate ~, Boston Carolyn L. Purcell District Delegates ,ressiona! Dist. ~an~el J. Boyle G. Hu~n Driver ates ~r Stre~ ~ynn ~h io~ 29 ii9 ~75 ~3 89 ~5 98 ~5 ~ 87 ~l~ 87 ~i ~ 88 ~ 87 ~i z5 7i i9 68 iSi ~ 71 iS 70 iSi ~a 69 i9 65 i75 ~2 7i i8 6h i75 22 71 18 65 176 22 70 20 67 179 ~i ?i i~ 6~ i?~ 56 ~76 86 456 i5 61~ i8 57 i6 84 a5 io8 · ! 13 6 2 22 ~6 37 o 75 i 5 ii 5 5~ io5 i7 il~7 Presidential Primary Re ub Ican arty State Com~ittoe Fourth Esscx District MAN J. Merchant Cross 171 Mill Street~Haverhill BIAn~s WOMAN ~[~ E. Coffin 9 Colchester St.~ Blanks Ame sbu P r e c n Town Committee Wilfred Wild 2~+ Main Street Oscar L. Soucy 19 Stoninston Street Arthur Jenkins 150 Railroad Ave. Richard A. Shellnutt 69 Pleasant Street William P. Rockwell 676 Os6ood Street Mary E. Chase 56 Andover Street arren C. Towne 96 Elm Street Tom F. Ingram 100 Marbleridge Road Robena E. Hainsworth 75 Bradstreet Road Raymond J. Briggs 593 Main Street Blanks c t s Totals ' 18 58 22 91 2o 86 21 89 23 89 78 200 Democratic Party Twelve Delegates At Large David I. Walsh ~7 Day St.~ Fitchbur$ William J. Foley 588 West Fourth St.~Boston Joseph A. Casey 295 Church Street~Clinton James M. Curley 550 Jamaicaway~ Boston. William H. Burke Jr. 211 State St.~ Northampton Frank W. Tomasello ~ Alteresko Ave., Boston John W. McCormack 726 Columbia Rd.~ Boston Maurice J. Tobin 50 Hopkins Road~Boston. Joseph B. Ely 66 Broad Street~Westfield Margaret M. 0'Riordan ~ Arborway~ Boston Charlee F. Hurley 57 Fresh Pond Lane~Cambridge Mathias LaPierre 217 Seventh St.~Leo~inster Blanks 8 12 8 10 7 12 6 ll 6 lo 6 il 8 ll 8 ll 7 lO 7 ll 6 l0 97 8L 19 loz 15 9~ 22L 22 92 220 ~5 95 225 15 lo8 17 91 221 18 99 18 9~ 22L z~ 88 z~5 357 77o 5 6 29 5 7 )l 5 6 50 k 5 26 5 5 26 60 72 313 71 72 ~1 FrimarV omoorat~~ P r o o i n O t S Totals I 2 Blanks Twelve A!tornate Delegates At Large Elizabeth &. I,~cNamara 239 Upland Rd.~Cambr!dge John Zielinski 47) Hillside Ave.~ Holyoke ~oseph K. Zemaitis 42 Providence St.~Worcester Joseph N. McDonough 106 Melville Ave.~ Boston ~amuel Nichelman )6 Butler Place~Northampton Charles Kaplan 102 Columbia Rd.~ Boston ]~{ary Maliotis 272 Foster Stroet~Boston Paul V. McDonough 254 Frech St.~ Fall River Clementina Langone 190 North Stree%Boston ~ilas F. Taylor 28 Warwick Streot~Boston Bernard J. Killion 62 Boylston St., Boston Catherine E. Hanifin South Main St.~ Be!chertown Four District Delegates Seventh Congressional District. ~roup 1 John J. Deacy )6 Stearns Ave.~Lawrence 6 12 George J. 0'Shea ~0 Waverly St., Lynn ~ l0 William H. J. Rowan ~7 Thurlow Ave.~ Revere ~ 9 Bernard L. Sullivan ~8 Be!lingham St.~Chelsea ~ 9 . McGlue 9 Marlborough St..Boston , · -- ? ? ~atrick J. 0 Callaghan 59 Lowell St.,Lawrence 8 l0 Thomas M. Ray Jr. 76 Franklin Street~Lynn 7 7 Edward F. Cotter 106 Shawmut St.~ Chelsea Blanks 12 0 Four Alternate Dist.Delegates Seventh Congressional District. oenan ~8 Clement Ave.~ Peabod~ 4 7 Charles W. Trembly 28 Bradstrect Rd.,North Andover 6 James J. Devercau~ 291 Nahant Road~ Nahant ~ 7 beorge J. Hamilton )0 Beal Street~ Winthrn~ ~ 7 ~£ne V. Lally 18 Tudor Street~Chelsea. 7 6 o-J~-~-~h-~el Orosso 81) Broadway~Revere 8 7 Leroy J. Herren -- ,63 Lake Shore Road~ Peabody 7 7 Fred J. ~'liveau ~ Buffum Street~ Lynn. 8 7 Blanks 12 ll 8 7 7 7 1 2 1 1 6 ! 0 0 0 ~5 5 5 5 5 5 5 90 7 6 5 6 1 5 6 5 5 6 l0 25 2O 21 22 19 2O 21 2O 2O '19 21 27 ~5 i9 a8 i8 i7 2O 2O 21 Presidential Primar~ 73¸ State Committee ~~-~trict. C--h-~rles H. Norrill ~roadwa~_~verhill R-~R. Shlnberg 102 Lnkeview Avo. Haverhill Committee P r e c i n c t s l0 l0 5 7 32 2 ~ ~ ) lO l~ 15 8 9 45 Total Charles W. Trombly Gus Nussbaum James Gillespio 1 1 ! 1 2 ! ! Blanks 150 177 99 120 546 .0£flcisls aj2p. olnted by the Selectmen ~upt. Moth Dept. John J. Connors Burial Asent Harold B~rrington Building Inspector ~artin Lawlor Supt. Town Infirmary ~rrln B. Foster ,Matron Town Infirmary Nora Foster Public Weighers Tames J. Dooley Byron OenJamin Date March March March March sworn. 22' Hh~o~d Batcliffe Surveyors of wood, bark & lumber ~rthur Farnham Charles W. Paul Angus Cross Ira D. Catty Ernest Smith ~'ence Viewers ~oseph ~ill Nright Stork Soldiers, Relief Asen~ Joseph V. Flanagan Sealer of Weights and Measurers Arthur Jenkins -- InsDector of Anima2m Robert Burke - Dog Officer ~ohn Dolan Forest Warden' ~ames Hargreaves Playsround ~oseph~Rl~et Fire En$ineers ~ames ~argreaves · Leo Kane Edwin Hoenlg Inspector of Slaughterin$ ~ Orris ~ea Board of Health Constables Charles As~worth 55 Water Street Roland Ambiehl 19 Furber Ave. George W. Busby 18 Perry Street Arthur Bohnwagner 76 Ennis Street Andrew'.'~ara 40~ Summer Street Samuel Bevin 6 E. Water Street Boleslaw Boush 7 Marblehead Street Frederick Butler 6 Thorndike Roa~ Harry Binns ~ Clarendon Street Donald Buchan 20 Lincoln Street April March April April March April March April April May May May May March March l0 2O 8 18 2O 8 C.J.M C. J.M. C.~.M. Constables 58 Milton Street Walter E. Champion 33 Davis Street Frederick Clarenbach 76 Russell Street William P. Callahan 41 Park Street George Clark 33 Park Street John M. Costello 13 Cleveland Street Albert Currier 31 Belmont Street Robert H. Campbell 70 Pleasant Street Mateo DeTeresi 83 Beverly Street Jo.hn T. Dolan 10 Ashland Street Frank Deneu 39 Brightwood Ave. Alfred DesJardins 931 Turnpike St. George Dolan 39 Beverly Street Edward ~onovan 21 ~aple Ave. John Donovan 283 Middlesex Street Cornelius Donovan 100 Sutton Street Arthur Drummond 38 Johnson Street George Everson 32 Water Street Irven Elston 60 Marblehead Street John H. Fenton 91 Marblehead Street John Farnum 426 Farnum Street Arthur H. Farnham 1803.iTurnpike St. Louis Godin 350 Gr. ?ond~Rd. Archie Gourlay Jr. 100 Main Street John J. Hurley 24 Hodges Street Donald Hilton 165 Mass. Ave. Malcolm Han~ilton 105 Pleasant Street Michael Hurson 100 Naln Street John Harrington 155 Water Street Benjamin Ho!lins 24 Saltonstall ~d. George Holllns 18 Cabot Road John Harris 34 ~ain Street~ Richard Hargreaves 107 Pleasant Street Officials a olnted b the Selectmen. Date Sworn March March March April March March March March April 31 3O !0 3O 27 27 ConstablesOfficials a ointed by the Selectmen ~Ins 150 R. R. Ave. Robert Kirsch 2 Salem Street Fred Kiesling 5 Irving Road George W. Kane 107 Gray Street John W. Mawson 58 May Street Fred McCormack 52 Saunders Street John D. Norse 880 Turnpike St. John Maud . 15 Furber Ave. William Norton 460 Stevens St. John J. Murray 362 Mass. Ave. Philip Nidgley 73 Davis Street John H. Milnes 550 0sgood St. John J. Mahoney 52 Adams Ave. Gustave Nussbaum 59 Church Street Alexander Ness ll Dewey Street Arthur T. Payne 274 Middlesex Street Charles E. Pitman 19 Marblehead St. Charles W. Paul 876 Forrest St. Frederick Rabs 657 Forrest St. Peter Ritchie 121 Mass. Ave. Peter Ritchie 200 R. R.'Ave. James J. Regan 32 Pilgrim Read John T. Roche 350 0sgood St. Fred Salois 60 Main Street George Stewart 15 Perry Street James F. Smith 527 Middlesex Street John A. Sullivan 18 Sargent Street Hugh Stewart 62 Elm Street James Sm! th 27 Annis Street George H. Sanford 107 Main Street Edward Sarcione 404 Andover Street Walter Stamp 52 Johnson Street Albert Schofield 16 Bixby Ave. Ralph Thornton 86 S. Bradford St. William Torrey 28 Harold Street William Thomson 48 Lincoln Street Harold Tynlng 271 Sutton Street ~ate Sworn March April March March March April March April March March March 25 3o 5o 5o 0fficials~the Selectmen Conetables~ -- Swor n White 32 May Street Augustine Walsh 27 Chadwick St. Charles Wood 99 Beverly Street Harold Wood ll Commonwealth Ave. Charles Zuill 32 Furber Ave. Auxiliary Police Herman P. Arlit 1612 0sgood St. Marion E. Banker 13 Marblehead St. Walter H. Baril 22 Columbia Road Harold P. Barrington 86 Union Street Clifton S. Berry 2353 Turnpike St. Dorrall G. Berry 2355~Turnpike St. Robert J. Burke l~ Chickering Rd. Philip A. Busby 8~ Andover Street William H. Calder 50 Annie Street George A. Carey 60 Main Street Albert Chadwick 100 Foster Street Roland A. Cook 1939 Gr. Pd. ~. Charles H. Davis 52 Clark Street Harry F. Day 1659 0sgood St. Albert ~etora 75 Saunders Street John T. Dolan l0 Ashland Street Earl L. Foster 155 Foster St. Charles S. Fowler 1518 Gr. Pd. hd. Edward L. Goodhue 1557 Turnpike St. Paul B. Grantz 160 Wager Street Frank Howard 17 Union Street James H. Kelley 18 Saunders S~reet Walter Kozdras 150 Summer Street Romeo D. Legate l~7 R. R. Ave. Max Lorenz 1046 Gt. Pd. ~d. Allan L. Morse ~5 Union Street John J. McCarthy 201 Middlesex St. John McDowell 25 Annie Street Thomas E. McDuffie ~ Turnpike St. Thomas E. Pendlebury 98 Lyman Rd. Cyril Piper 55 Linden Ave. Sidney C. Rea 922 Dale St. April April ~arch 8 ?? 0f__~ficials ~the Selectmen )6 Johnson Street George H. Shaw 5~ ~ain Street Frank Shrigley 3~ Middlesex St. Ellsworth Skinner 106 R. R. Ave. James F. Smith 327'~iddlesex St. Cornelius F. Sullivan 25 Peters Street Charles Trombly 28 Bradstreet Road Francis J. Trombly 56 Russell Street Fred D. Whittier 933 ot. Pd. Rd. Milk Inspector Lucia P. Kathan Re$istrar of Voters Harry F. Cunningham Date Sworn April 5 May 23 May 23 ~ssex SS. W AR RA N~T COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. To either of the Constables of the Town of North Andover: Greeting:- In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of North Andover, qualified to vote in Town Affairs, to meet in the Court RoOm, Town Build'lng, in said North Andover, on Monday, the nineteenth day of June, 19~4, at seven-thirty o'clock P.M., then and there to act on the following business:- · Article 1. To see if the town will vote to appropriate from free cash in the treasury, a sum of Twelve Thousand($12000.O0) dollars, for the purpose of furnishing and installing new head- quarters control equipment and outside lihes and materials where necessary, in the construction, installation and repair of a fire alarm system. 1~ And you are directed to serve this warrant 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 pos't~d not more than fifteen days nor less than ten days before the time of holding said meeting. Hereof fail not and make due return of this warrant with you~'doings thereon to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of holding said meeting. Given under our hands at North Andover, Massachusetts, this fiDth day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-four. 79 Harry C. Foster Arthur A. Thomson Joseph M. Finneran Selectmen of North Andover. Officer's Report I have notified the inhabitants o~ the tovrn of North Andover, qualified to vote in town affairs by posting true and attested copies of this warrant at the Town Hall and at five or more public places in each voting precinct; said copies having been"posted not more than fifteen days nor less than ten days before the time of holding said meeting. ~North'Andover June 8, 19~44. Augustine J. Walsh, Constable. Article 1 Voted that the town appropriate from free cash in the treasury, the sum of twelve thousand ($12,000.00) dollars for the purpose of furnishing and installing new headquarters control equipment and out-side lines and materials where neces'sary, in the construction, installation and repair of a fire alarm system. A tr~e copy,