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953 <br /> September 20th, 1937 <br /> To the Town Clerk, <br /> I have notified the inhabitants of Lexington by posting <br /> printed copies of the foregoing Warrant in the Post Office, in <br /> the vestibule of the Town Office Building and six other public <br /> places in the Town, and by mailinga printed copy of the same <br /> to every registered voter in the own seven days before the time <br /> of said meeting. <br /> Attest: <br /> Patrick J. Maguire <br /> Constable of Lexington <br /> SPECIAL ELECTION OF TOWN MEETING MEMBERS OF PRECINCT <br /> THREE, HELD MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1937, ESTABROOK HALL <br /> Meeting called to order by the Town Clerk, James J. Carroll, <br /> at 7 :50 P.M. <br /> There were twenty-eight Town Meeting Members present. <br /> Town Clerk James J. Carroll explained the reason for the <br /> election as follows : a vacancy existed for a term ending in <br /> March 1938, caused by the resignation of Allen W. Rucker, who <br /> had been appointed as Chairman of the Appropriation Committee. <br /> It was unanimous that nominations for Chairman and Clerk for <br /> the meeting be made from the floor. <br /> It was unanimous that George E. Smith serve as Chairman. <br /> It was unanimous that Clayton M. Morse serve as Clerk. <br /> The nomination for the election of A. Edward Rowse by <br /> Eugene T. Buckley was seconded and declared a unanimous vote, <br /> the Clerk, Clayton M. Morse, being instructed to cast one vote <br /> for said election. <br /> Clayton M. Morse did cast one vote for A. Edward Rowse. <br /> Motion made and seconded meeting be dissolved. <br /> Attest : <br /> Clayton M. Morse <br /> Clerk <br /> Lexington, Mass. <br /> September 27, 1937 <br /> James J. Carroll <br /> Town Clerk <br /> Dear Sir: <br /> I hereby accept my election as a Town Meeting Member <br /> of Precinct Three, term expiring March 1938. <br /> Very truly yours, <br /> A. Edward Rowse <br />