The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-07
CITY ELECTION
CITY OF WORCESTER

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2, 1901.
! In accordance with the provisions of
Chapter 548 of the Acts of 1898, and by
virtue of an order duly adopted by the
I Board of Aldermen of the City of Wor-
cester, notice is hereby given that
meetings of the male citizens of the
| City of Worcester, qualified to vote at
elections, will be held on Tuesday, the
10th day of December, 1901, in the fol-
. lowing places, namely
WARD ONE-Precinct l, basement Of
church corner of Thomas and CONNER
ciaI streets; Precinct 2, basement of
school house, Walnut Street; Precinct
g. booth near corner of Boynton and
Highland streets; Precinct 4, basement
of school house, Salisbury Street.
: WARD TWO-Precinct 1, basement
of Laurel Street church, corner Laurel
| and Carroll streets: Precinct 2, Burr
wood Hall, No. 80 Belmont street; Pre-
cinct 8, booth on vacant lot, between
No. 60 and &c Lincoln street; Precinct
4, booth on Lincoln square.
WARD THREE-Precinct 1, base
ment of Police building, No. Waldo
street; Precinct 2, Father Mathew Hall,
building, No. Harrison street; Pre-
cinct g. school house, East Worcester
street; Precinct 4, No. IA Bloomingdale
| Road.
WARD FOUR-Precinct l. basement
of school house, Ward street: Pre-
cinct 2, basement of school house,
Ledge street; Precinct 3, basement of
NJ. e. church, corner of Coral and Wa
verify streets; Precinct 4, bicycle shop,
Millbury street, near Endicott street.
WARD FIVE-Precinct l, booth on
Salem square; Precinct 2, basement of
Hope Church, corner Princeton and
Southbridge streets; Precinct 8, St.
Matthew's hall, corner Chelsea and
Cambridge streets; Precinct 4, hall,
I'd story of carriage shop building,
! Burton street, near Millbury street;
/ Precinct g. basement of school house,
Perry street.
WARD SlX-Precinct 1, store No
Gil and 673 Main street; Precinct 2,
store No. 9O3 Main street; Pre-
cinct 8, Pilgrim Hall, Main street
near Gardner street; Precinct A. booth
Webster square.
WARD SEVEN--Precinct 1, base
ment of school house, Chandler street;
Precinct 2, store, No. 730 Main street;
Precinct g. basement of school house,
Woodland street; Precinct 4, Bethel A
NJ e. church, 367 Park avenue; Pre-
cinct 3, carriage shop, No. 548 Park
avenue.
WARD EIGHT-Precinct /, store No
81 Pleasant street; Precinct 2, basement
of school house, oxford street; Pre-
cinct 8, store 1896 Pleasant street: Pre-
cinct 4, store 4O5 Pleasant street.
The polls will be opened at o'clock
in the forenoon and will be closed at
o'clock in the afternoon, and all such
citizens will, in the precincts in which
they are entitled to vote, between said
hours give in their votes for a Mayor
six Aldermen, one Common Council
man in each of the wards numbered
., 4, 6 and 8, and two Common Coun-
cilmen in each of the wards numbered
l, 8, ) and Z; also for one member OF
the School Committee in each ward.
Also, at the same time and places,
to give in their votes yes" or mo- in
answer to the following questions
Shall licenses be granted for the sale
of intoxicating liquors in this city?'
Shall Chapter 332 of the Acts of
1901, entitled AN act relative to the
terms of Office Of City Clerks be ac-
cepted?"
Notice is hereby further given to
such female citizens as are qualified to
vote for the purpose, to assemble at
their several designated polling places
at the same time, to give in their votes
for one member of the School Commit
tee, as aforesaid.
Attest: E. H. TOWNE, City Clerk.
Said Chapter 1872 of the Acts of 1901
AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE TERMS
OF OFFICE OF CITY CLERKS.
Section l. In the year nineteen hun
dred and one and every third year
thereafter there shall be elected by the
voters in every city required to elect
a city clerk in December, a city clerk,
to hold this office for three years from
the beginning of the next municipal
year.
Section 2. In the year nineteen hun
bred and two and every third year
thereafter in every city not required
to elect or appoint city clerk in De
cember, there shall be elected or APP
pointed as required by the charters OF
their respective cities, city clerk, to
hold his office for three years from the
day of his election or appointment.
Section 3. Every such clerk shall
hold his office until the election or ap-
pointment and qualification of his sue
cessor, unless sooner removed by due
process of law.
Section f. When a vacancy shall oc-
cur in the office of city clerk, the per
son elected or appointed to fill the va
cancy shall hold the office until the
end of the unexpired term OF the person
last holding the office.
Section 5.--All acts and parts of acts
inconsistent herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
Section 6. This act shall be submit
ted to the voters of every city at the
next annual municipal election, and
upon its acceptance by majority of