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39 <br /> CONSTAFT,7 'S RETURN <br /> September 8, 1942 <br /> To the Town Clerk: <br /> I have notified the inl-, -citants of Lexington bY posting printed <br /> copies of the foresoinc-- Warrant in the Town. Office Building, and <br /> eight other places in the Town, and by mailing a Printed copy of the <br /> salne to every r egistered voter in the Town, seven days before the <br /> time of said election, <br /> Attest: <br /> John C . Russell <br /> Constable of Lexington <br /> STAT2, PRIMARY ETFCTION <br /> September 15 , 1942 <br /> The following election officers had been appointed by the <br /> Selectmen and were assigned to duty at the four precincts as follows : <br /> Precinct One Precinct Two <br /> Charles J. Dailey Warden Victor H. Harmon <br /> Pauline E . Bartlett Inspector Lucius A. Austin. <br /> aeor7e E . Foster Inspector Ruth H. Ray (Deputy) <br /> Mary E. Starkard Clerk John H. Dacey <br /> Mary A, Rowland Teller Arthur L. Hanson <br /> Arnie F. .1cDornell Teller Edward Licarory <br /> George F. Stygles Teller Elizabeth R. ETourse <br /> Ilda J. Field Teller Anna E. Tracey <br /> Katie rs Teller idadeline V. Peterson <br /> Edith T. Kew Teller Laurina 1:etcAlf Wilson <br /> L. 11sworth Pierce Teller Florence E. ariesheimer <br /> Teller Helen A. EcCaffrey <br /> Precinct Three Precinct Four <br /> Franklin F, Coleman Warden Howard E, Custance <br /> Peter Robertson Inspector William B , ILulliken <br /> Charles E. i:oloy, Jr. Inspector Robert Ryan <br /> John F. -cKearney, Jr. Clerl, Mary J. Ferry <br /> Cornelius P. Cronin Teller Helen I, Hac,uire <br /> Virginia E. elsh Teller Helen Kirk <br /> Clyde A, Booker Teller Caroline F. Deloury <br /> Er-ma L. -_Hovey Teller Carl Hauck <br /> John J, HcCol'mack Teller Agnes G. Hall <br /> Emma Zitso Teller Robert Cady <br /> Esther P. Graham Teller Catheryne H. Ferry <br /> Alice H. Barrows Teller <br /> Town Clerk, James J. Carroll, read the Warrant for the State <br /> Frlmary until further reading as waived by motion of Victor H. <br /> Harmon, which was seconded and declared a unanimous vote , <br /> The polls were declared open in each precinct at seven A. H. <br /> and remained open in each precinct until eight P. 1:-. 5 at which time <br /> after due notice, they were closed. <br /> The election officers were sworn to the faithful performance <br /> of their duties by the Town Clerk, James J. Carroll. The ballots <br /> were counted by the election officers in each precinct, the tally <br /> sheets and total vote sheets prepared by the Town Clerk being used, <br /> The total registration of voters was 5562 ( five thousand five <br /> hundred sixty-two.) <br />