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Home My WebLink About1956-09-18-SP-Results 576 (See Warrant Book - Page STATE YHIMAARY j September 18, 1956 The following election officers had been appointed by the Selectmen and were assigned to duty at the Town Precincts as follows: Precinct One Precinct Two John. J. Rudd Warden J. Carroll Ryan George E. Foster inspector Joseph P. Waddleton Florence M. Bruce Inspector John R. McLaughlin Helga M. Carlson Clerk Ilda J. Field Mary A. Rowland Teller Rose I. McLaughlin George F. Stygles Teller Mary Ella Clifford George D. Smith Teller Alice G. Marshall Rosalie MacDonald Teller Christine E. Stewart Precinct Three Precinct Four Lester L. Andrews Warden Louise E. Ahern Randall W. Richards Inspector Ralph I. Dale Edna D. Anderson Inspector Henry P. Meade Joseph 0. Rooney Clerk Elizabeth F. Downey Mary S. H. Ellis Teller Gladys T. Watson Dorothy K. Parker Teller Beatrice F. Morse Agnes T. Buckley Teller Alice Jorgensen Mary A. Hallett Teller Lena S. Rochette Precinct File Precinct Six Emma Zitso Warden William W. Ferguson Richard B. Ford Inspector Helen M. Smith Veronica Belcastro Inspector Caroline F. Deloury Jean E. Baker Clerk Mary J. Ferry Sally S. Hooper Teller Agnes Hall Ingrid M. Newhall Teller Janet H. Pigott Clarence E. Delp Teller Eleanor X. Cosgrove Elizabeth Fardy Teller Mary A. Spellman The polls were declared open in each Precinct at eight o' clock A. M. and remained open until eight o' clock P. M. at which time after due notice they were declared closed. The election officers were sworn to the faithful performance of their duties. The total number of registered voters in each precinct as follows: Precinct One Eighteen hundred six 1806 Precinct Two Nineteen hundred twenty-four 1924 Precinct Three Seventeen hundred ninety 1790 Precinct Four Eighteen hundred sixteen 1816 Precinct Five Nineteen hundred forty-four 19)4 Precinct Six Seventeen hundred ninety-seven 1797 Total: Eleven thousand seventy-seven 11077 The ballots were counted by the election officers in each Precinct, the tally sheets and total vote sheets prepared by the 7 Town Clerk being used. The ballots cast were counted, enclosed in envelopes sealed, signed by the election officers, together with the unused ballots and delivered to the Town Clerk at 'n i s office. The Town Clerk and the members of the Board of Registrars canvassed the results as follows: Precinct One Ballots Cast: Dem. 183 Rep. 308 Total 191 Precinct Two Ballots Cast: Dem. 187 Rep. 1+73 Total 660 Precinct Three Ballots Cast: Dem. 62 Rep. 576 Total 638 Precinct Four Ballots Cast: Dem. 131. Rep. 561 Total 695 Precinct Five Ballots Cast: Dem. 95 Rep. 578 Total 673 Precinct Six Ballots Cast: Dem. 96 Rep. 148 Total 544 Totals: Dem. 757 Rep.2944 Total 3701 vrir REPUBLICAN PARTY GOVERNOR Pr,1 Pr.2 Pr.3 Pr.11. Pr.5 Pr.6 Total Sumner G. Whittier 275 450 554 538 554 1124 2795 Blanks _Ll 22 2 2 _LL 99 0u 473 576 561 578 448 291 )1 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Charles Gibbons 27811J47 555 537 544 1j24 2785 Blanks , 0 26 21 2L1 21 _li21. 5-o73 576 1 577a 2911 SECRETARY Richard I. Furbush 274 1.153 551 539 543 1121 2781 Blanks20 22 _Li163 34 775 576 761 57a44a 29)!/! TREASURER Robert H. Beaudreau 270 1143 550 532 538 420 2753 Blanks 0 26 29 X.4.2 28 _1 _1 30 73 X77 578 7 29)) AUDITOR Joseph A. Nobile 271 438 546 532 532 418 2737 Blanks 37 00 29 660 _2_007 30 73 576 761 57a I 297: ATTORNEY GENERAL George Fingold 277 451 552 543 550 1126 2799 Blanks 22 2�1.. 18 28 22 30 73 577 7177 448 29n, CONGRESSMAN Edith LTourse Rogers 273 1148 547 522 551 1122 2763 Blanks 2 29 _,�_1.9_ �2 26 181 30 475 77 561 578 448 2911)1 COUNCILLOR Bertram S. Killian 25 114 1.40 37 112 30 218 Lawrence W. Lloyd 175 293 393 358 372 279 1870 William A. Warren 62 71 70 85 79 82 111i9 Blanks 08 733 2.2 81 576 57a 252/114 SENATOR Thomas W. Ackerson 27 211. 19 23 27 35 155 Lester W. Bowen John C. Connelly 9 611 9 6 5 5 33 Charles E. Ferguson 2113 401 517 1. 86 501 364 2512 William D. MacDonald, Jr. 9 7 7 16 17 17 73 Blanks 2 _Ll 21 _12 19 119 30 73 576 77 2911)] REPRESENTATIVES IN GENERAL COURT John Brox 109 203 265 221 187 1611. 1149 William A. Barnes 73 99 108 109 110 101 600 Paula K. Lewellen 52 60 85 95 105 68 465 William E. Maloney 231.1. 364 1122 401 481.E 319 2224 Bertha W. Piper 1.47 71 96 103 91 106 5111 Paul M. Tremblay 33 66 62 73 56 68 Blanks 68 8 1 120 12 0 3588 77 73 576 448 29T1-rj REPUBLICAN PARTY (CONT. ) 1'1,- COUNTY C OMIt SSI OVERS Pr.]. Prs2 .:212. 1 Pr.4 211..,2' Pr.6 Total William G. Andrew 183 299 410 350 368 294 1904. H. Herbert Applin 116 194 273 265 271 213 1332 George A. Ayotte 1+6 46 66 72 52 54 336 Winston W. Bell 48 83 81 71 65 69 417 Leo Blacher 29 23 20 43 34. 26 175 Thomas F. Geary, Jr. 7092 94 96 107 76 535 Frederick Lowe 40 47 45 46 61 57 296 Blanks 162 1b . 179 198 10 89 1 . 9 1152 1122' Ty3r 896 urol SHERI1010 John Frederick Cahill 268 435 533 507 524 108 2675 Blanks ,-3 i 75�.. 269 330 '3 73 7 34 7 .2-§-77 DISTRICT ATTORNEY Edward J. Bushell 69 106 101 116 101 107 606 Thomas F. Maher 2.0 18 27 20 27 25 137 Ephraim Martin 196 314 399 387 408 287 1991 Blanks8 29 210 508 475 576 561 57a 747 29)!JI DEMOCRATIC PARTY GOVERNOR Foster Furcolo 121 128 46 97 62 64 518 Thomas H. Buckley 52 53 15 31 28 30 209 Blanks 10 6 1 . 6 � 2 0 183 17 b2 13 95 97 757 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Robert 'F F. Murphy 1314. 129 41 96 68 - ?3 541 James A. Burke 29 18 10 15 12 1t. 98 George A. Wells 11 25 9 10 8 6 69 Blanks 9 1� 2 ..1.2. ��3� 99 775 lam - T2 13 i F,' 757 SECRETARY Edward J. Cronin 136 138 45 91 67 75 552 Robert Emmet Dinsmore 27 29 9 16 18 13 112 Blanks 20 2.0 8 2 10 8 9 18 1177 T2 134 7 97 757 TREASURER Clement A. Riley 54 80 26 55 30 39 281 John F. Kennedy 63 64 21 - 36 35 34 253 John F. Buckley _ .23 11 4 9 11 7 65 Henry Joseph Hurley 6 9 Z}. 6 5 6 36 Kennedy17 4 4. 45 John M. 9 1 10 Blanks 1�3 120 87 T2 138 75 76 74 AUDITOR Thomas J. Buckley 151 151 48 106 82 85 623 Blanks 32 6628 �1 11 1i! 183 187 13 95 7- 757 579 DEMOCRATIC PARTY (CONT. ) ATTORNEY GENERAL Pr.l Pr.2 Pr.3 Pr.4 Pr.5 Pr.6 Total Joseph D. Ward 82 92 32 60 )12 46 354 Edward J. McCormack, Jr. 90 83 27 56 50 45 351 Blanks 11 12 18 � 5 4 �2 18-5 1777 62 13T 95 757 CONGRESSMAN Lawrence E. Corcoran 0 0 0 5 0 2 7 Blanks 18 18 62 l2 9 O 1613 187 7 34!1 96 757 COUNCILLOR John Fred Buckley 18 17 10 13 7 15 80 John J. Burke 10 12 7 11 15 10 65 John Francis Casey 13 17 5 10 12 11 68 Joseph Ray Crimmins 55 53 16 26 21 21 192 Edward J. Sullivan 45 47 13 23 22 19 169 Edward T. Sullivan 9 4 15 5 9 56 Blanks 2 __3_2_ 36 .1 11 12 1 5 18-7 b2 134 95 7 757 SENATOR Joseph M. Curley 18 20 19 27 14 VI 112 Leonard J. Hebert 5 7 7 16 David F. Toomey 148 148 34 73 72 69 5L11- Blanks 12 12 2 18 6 X1- 1 173 877 b`2 13 796 757 REPRESENTATIVES IN GENERAL COURT Alfred Gladstone 45 48 19 42 23 29 206 Thomas J. Hartnett, Jr. 69 65 24 40 39 39 276 James C . Piper, Jr. 79 79 24 51 48 38 319 Robert M. Ready 50 66 19 27 35 Blanks 12 116 8 39 236 366 77 124 267 190 192 1 1 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Edward M. App 8 15 8 13 12 16 72 William P. Bennett 4 2 1 2 4 3 16 C. Michael Bradley 7 5 0 2 5 4 23 Edward L. Buckley 22 17 10 12 7 9 77 John J. Burke 9 15 2 6 3 5 40 John B. Carr 14 13 6 8 9 9 59 John J. Carroll 1 1 2 4 1 3 12 Joseph J. Corcoran 24 18 4 10 7 6 69 Joseph Perry Costa 9 9 0 3 6 3 30 Edward J. Coughlin 3 4 2 3 3 1 16 Edward J. Crane 14 21 5 11 9 9 69 James A. Cullen 12 22 7 11 10 10 72 John J. Curran 6 15 3 9 12 7 52 P. Joseph DiGiusto 17 8 1 7 4 4 41 William F. Galgay 15 9 5 9 5 1 44 Warren M. Griffin 1 5 2 7 5 6 26 James E. Hagan 14 15 3 10 10 7 59 Henry E. Keenan 35 37 11 25 16 16 1)10 Francis R. King 4 5 2 1 - 2 1 15 Francis G. Lyons 10 9 4 6 10 9 48 Patrick Joseph McGlinchey 5 6 2 5 2 2 22 William J. Moran 12 15 4 2 5 10 48 William P. Murray 31 33 4 13 12 18 111 Gerald J. Wayne 7 8 3 2 0 2 22 Blanks 82 6 8 _.3.11 3-67 374 124 268 190 192 1514 DEMOCRATIC PARTY (CONT. ) S iFE'RJ 'F Pr®1 Pri,2 Pr;3 Pr.4 Pr,5 Pr.6 Total Howard W. Fitzpatrick 112 11981 72 73 501 Blanks ...2168 82 2 2 6 183 11 7 T - 95 13 96 757 DISTRICT ATTORNEY Vincent A. Burns 13 12 6 7 5 13 56 John C. Carr, Jr. 11 1 16 8 31 Joseph V. Carroll 11 7 L. 4 3 6 35 Thomas F. Casey 5 1 0 2 12 Edward A. Counihan, III 22 28 8 21 7 12 98 John F. Cremens 26 30 5 15 10 7 93 James L. O'Dea, Jr. 26 42 15 47 31 19 180 Irving L. Stackpole 9 12 3 3 3 5 35 John J. Tobin 2 2 1 3 3 0 11 Andrew T. Trodden 22 23 11 1)1 12 13 95 John F. Zamparelli 21 17 5 11 11 5 70 Blanks 1� d183 1 7 13 4 9 757 A true copy, Attest: Ilk .,. tea; ;,j. v ,, /( To . Clerk ATTORNEY GENERAL'S APPROVAL OF ARTICT,F, 71 AS PASSED AT THE ADJOURNED TOWN METING HELD APRIL 2, 1956 Article 71. Presented by Selectmen, Haskell W. Reed. -VOTED: To amend Article XXVI of the General By-Laws by renumbering the present sections thereof, except Section 1 and Section 3, to conform to the following numbers: Section 2. The fees for storage of gasoline under General Laws, Chapter 48, Section 130 as amended, shall be as follows: For issuing the original license, 0..00 plus a reasonable charge for advertising. For each annual certificate of registra- tion, .50. Section L . No person, except an officer of the law in the performance of his duties, shall enter upon the premises of another with the intention of peeping into the windows of a house or spying upon in any manner any persons therein.