V O L U M E 5 9 - City of Somerville

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Adopted.
Alderman Ryan offered the following orders,
Ordered: 74188
That the hours for the opening and
closing of the polls at the presidential primaries ,_ April
27, 1948, shall be from ten o'clock in the morning to eight
o'clock in the_ evening.
Adopted.
Approved by the Acting Mayor March 3, 1948.
Ordered: 74189
The Board of Election Commissioners ls_
hereby directed to cause notice to be given in the manner f
prescribed by "law that meetings of the qualified voters of
"this city, members of the Democratic and Republican parties,
will__be held in the several voting places which have been
designated by said Board for or within the wards In which
tihey respectively are qualified to vote, said voting plac_es
being located as follows, namely, -
WARD ONE
A room In the Hanscom School on Rush Street.
WARD TWO
A room In the Perry School on Washington Street.
WARD THREE
A room in the Southern Junior High School on Summer Street.
WARD POUR
A room in the Porster School on Evergreen Avenue.
WARD FIVE_
A Polling Booth on lot on Albion Street, near Lowell Street.
WARD SIX
A room intthe West Somerville Branch Library, on College
Avenue.
WARD SEVEN
A room in the Western Junior High School on Holland Street.
ON T U E S DAY, A P R I L 27TH, 19^8
AT TEN 0 ! CLOCK IN THE MOHNING, when the polls shall open and
there and then, between that time and the closing of the
polls which shall be at eight o'clock in the evening, the
said qualified voters will give in their ballots for dele_gatejs-at-large
and alternate delegates-at-large and district
d'eTega:t"^3'~and^a lt"e rna t e district delegates for the Eleventh
Congressional District (Wards 1-2-3 only) and the Eighth\
Congressional District (Wards 4-5-6-7 only) to national con-_
v_en_t~ioh3 of said political parties for the nominatioj\ of
candi'dat'es for "the offices of
rresldent and Vice-President of the United States.
One man and one woman for the State Committee for the Second
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