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ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
March 4, 1940
In pursuance of the foregoing warrant the legal voters of the
Town of Lexington met in their respective voting places in said
Town on Monday, March the fourth in the year of our Lord nineteen
hundred and forty at six o'clock in the forenoon.
The following places were designated as the voting places for
the various precincts: Precinct One, Adams School; Precinct Two,
Three and Four, Cary Memorial Hall.
The following election officers having been duly appointed by
the Selectmen, and Wardens of the various precincts were assigned
for duty as follows:
Precinct One Precinct Two
Charles J. Dailey Warden Irving B. Pierce
Bartlett J. Harrington Inspector Lucius Austin
George Foster Inspector Randall Richards
Mary E. Stankard Clerk John H. Dacey
Mary A. Rowland Teller Arthur L. Hanson
Donald Cameron Teller Edward McGrory
Harold MacGilvray Teller Elizabeth Nourse
George F. Stygles Teller Madeline J. Corbett
James Moakley Teller Madeline V. Peterson
Helen B. Dolan Teller William S. Bramhall
L. Ellsworth Pierce Teller Helen McCaffrey
Arthur Hughes Teller Jesse Condinho
Precinct Three Precinct Four
Hiram W. Jackson, Jr. Warden Frederick S. Britton (Deputy)
Mark L. Dodd, Jr. Deputy Inspector Dahiel A. Gorman, Jr.
Charles E. Moloy, Jr. Inspector William E. Mulliken
John McKearney Clerk Frank Maguire
Cornelius P. Cronin Teller Mary J. Ferry
Virginia :elch Teller Agnes Hall
Samuel E. Wellington Teller William E. Dailey
Emma Hovey Teller George A. Bullock
John J. McCormack Teller Charles P. McEnroe.
Henry Heade Teller Carl Hauck
Esther Graham Teller Robert Cady
William H. Stevenson Teller A. Thomas Ferry
The polls were declared open in each precinct at six o'clock
A.M. and remained open until eight o'clock P.M., after which time
after due notice, they were, closed.
The election officers were sworn to the faithful performance
of their duties .
The ballots were counted by the election officers in each
precinct, the tally sheets and total vote sheets prepared by the
Town Clerk being used.
The total registration of voters in each precinct was as
follows:
Precinct One 1361 One thousand three hundred sixty-one
Precinct Two 1241 One thousand two hundred forty-one
Precinct Three 1289 One thousand two hundred eighty-nine
Precinct Faar 1347 One thousand three hundred forty-seven
Total 5238 Five thousand two hundred thirty-eight
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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 his office.
The Registrars of Voters and the Town Clerk canvassed the
result as follows:
Precinct One Ballots Cast 165 One hundred and sixty-five
Precinct Two Ballots Cast 188 One hundred eighty-eight
Precinct Three Ballots Cast 187 One hundred and eighty-seven
Precinct Four Ballots Cast 174 One hundred and seventy-four
1 6-b the close of the polls the register of the ballot box stood at.
175 . The Ballot Box registered twice on one ballot) .
Total vote case: 714 Seven hundred and fourteen
'TOWN CLERK
Pre. 1 Pre. 2 Pre . 3 Pre, 4 Total
James J. Carroll 161 177 172 160 670
Blanks 4 11 15 14 44
Total 165 188 187 174 714
James J. Carroll was elected as Town Clerk for one year.
SELECTMAN
Archibald R. Giroux 159 169 172 168 668 ,
Blanks 6 19 15 6 46
Total 165 188 187 174 714
Archibald. R. Giroux was elected as Selectman for three years.
TOWN TREASU HER
James J. Carroll 158 175 171 161 665
Blanks 7 13 16 13 49
Total 165 188 187 174 714
James J. Carroll was elected as Town Treasurer for one year.
COLLECTOR OF TAXES
William S. Scamrpan 156 166 174 163 659
Blanks 9 22 13 11 55
Total 165 188 187 174 714
William S. Scamman was elected as Collector of Taxes for one year.
CEMETERY COMMISSIONER
John E-. Gilcreast 149 154 165 151 619
Blanks 16 34 22 23 95
Total 165 188 187 174 714
John E . Giicreast was elected as Cemetery Commissioner for three
years .
SCHOOL CO=ITTEE
Tracy V. Ames 146 156 165 157 624
Blanks 19 32 22 17 90
Total 165 188 187 174 714
Tracy W. Ames was elected to the School Committee for three years.
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MODERATOR
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Pre. I Pre, 2 Pre. 3 Pre, 4 Total
Robert H. Holt 147 157 167 153 624
Blanks 18 31 20 21 90
Total 165 188 187 174 714
Robert H. Holt was elected as Moderator for one year.
PLANNING BOARD
Donald E. Nickerson 145 151 158 150 604
Edwin B . Worthen, Jr. ^ 143 156 159 155 613
Blanks 42 69 57 43 211
Total 330 376 374 348 1428
Donald E . Nickerson and Edwin B. Worthen, Jr. were elected to the
Planning Board for three years .
CONSTABT7s
Alfred Kargaard 38 52 55 58 203
*Patrick J. Maguire 119 145 139 130 533
*John C . Russell 156 145 151 132 584
Blanks 17 34 29 28 108
Total 330 376 374 348 1428
* Patrick J. Maguire and John C. Russell were elected as Constables
for one year.
TRUST.L,E OF PUBLIC TRUSTS
Howard S. O. Nichols 134 147 149 145 575
Blanks 31 41 38 29 139
Total 165 188 187 174 714
Howard S. 0. Nichols was elected as Trustee of Public Trusts for
six years .
TOWN 77,ETING MEMBERS
For Three Years
Precinct One Precinct Two
*Gilbert A. Arnold 122 *Harold C. Ashley 133
*Henry Brask 119 *Charles S. Beaudry 136 _
*John Milton Brown 120 *Walter G. Black 121
*Ernest Cutter 134 William E. Bennett 93
*Joseph L. Dahlstrom 126 *William E. Chamberlain 132
*Allan G. Galt 117 *Lester F. Ellis 135
*Frederick M. Gay 119 Thomas E . Fitzgerald 93
*Lincoln C . Grash 125 *John E . Gilcreast 132
*Dary D. Hatch 115 *George H. B . Green 111
*Arnold E. Howard 117 *Willi - G. Grinnell 109
*George M. Hynes 144 *William M. Hall 103
*Harold. S . Liddick 109 *Norman M. Hill 117
*Ralph F. Little 114 Michael J. Hopkins 78
*Eugene L. Morgan 127 *Arthur H. LicLearn 107
*Harold D. Morgan 105 *Marjorie Pierce 110
*Lyle J. Horse 133 *Henry W. Robertson 114
*Louis J. Reynolds 128 *George C. Sheldon 118
Frank L. Schiorring 77 H. Webster Thomas 95
Blanks 654 *James J. Walsh 119
*Paul Whipple 109
*Edwin B. Worthen, Jr. 145
Blanks 786
* Town Meeting Members elected for the term of three years .
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TOWN MEETING =1.BEESFOR orE YEAR
Precinct One
*Thomas J. Donnelly, Jr. 140
*Dominic F. Ross 135
*Olive McGuire Wheeler 123
*George B . Wilson 132
Blanks 130
Total 660
*Town Meeting Members elected for the term of one year.
TOWN 1 ..ETING MEIZERS
For Three Years
Precinct Three Precinct Four
*Wilbur H. Abbott 100 D. Jack Allia 114
*Alan G. Adams 139 Walter S . Beatty 101
*Alfred A. Adler 123 *Carl E . Bryant 119
*Ronald D. Brown 135 *Howard E. Custanc e 145
*Albert H. Burnham 138 *Paul F. Dempsey 132
*George M. Davis 137 *Ralph B. Dibble 118
*Charles H. Fernald 113 *GeorgeM. Fuller 136
Clayton A. Hilliard 97 *John T. Hinchey 113
*Norman C . Hooper 113 *Jolln E. Hossfield 133
, James H. Lewis 112 *Elmer C . Houdlette 121
Charles Irving Lohr 36 *Leonard Jellis 120
Clifford M. Martin 82 *Alfred Kargaard 113
*Richard W. Maynard 124 *George A. Manion 118
*Robert D. Mayo 122 *Everett E . Morrill 127
*Neil McIntosh 113 *Donald E. Nickerson 124
*Clayton M. Morse 129 *Eugene H. Partridge 138
George P. Morey 85 *James E . Spellman 116
*George B. Sargent 112 *Raymond L. White 132
Charles H. Schofield 89 Blanks 738
*Clarence Shannon 123
*William H. Sburtleff 115
*Ralph H. Tucker 105
Henry P. Meade 1
• Blanks 736
Town, Meeting Members elected for the term of three years .
To= MEETING MEMBER FOR ONE YEAR
Precinct Three
Richard E. Rowse 149
Blanks 38
Total 187
Richard E. Rowse was elected Town Meeting Member for one year.
TOWN MEETING Li.b,..1BER FOR TWO YEARS
Precinct Three
George P. Wadsworth 154
Blanks 33
Total 187
George P. Wadsworth was elected Town Meeting Member for two years .
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TOWN MEETING MEMBER FOR T70 YEARS
Precinct Four
George R. -Fuller 141
Blanks 3.3
Total 174
George R. Fuller was elected as Town Meeting Member for two years .
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TOWN WARRANT
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex, ss,
To either of the Constables of the Town of Lexington, in said
County, Greeting:
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are
directed to notify the inhabitants of the Town of Lexington,
qualified to vote in elections and in town affairs to meet in
the Cary Memorial Building, in said Lexington, on,
ITODDAY, the twenty-fifth DA1C of NTRCH, 1940
at eight o r clock P. K® , then and there to act on the following
articles:
Article 1® To see if the Town will appropriate money to be
expended under the direction of the Selectmen for the purchase
of materials and equipment and for wages of superintendence on
public works for which the Town has power to appropriate money
to be designated by the Selectmen, in which works recipients of
welfare aid from the Town may be required to work, or take any
action in reference thereto.
Article 2® To see if the Town ,•gill. authorize the Selectmen
to install street lights in the following unaccepted streets:
Hillcrest Street; games Street; Wright Street;
or take any action in reference thereto®
Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to abandon certain
rights and easements taken by eminent domain by the Town in an
order of taking of a temporary leasehold interest in certain
lands in connection with the Vine Brook Drain and Sewer Project.
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