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First of all I want to thank the voters of the City of
Franklin for the fine vote given me in the November city election which makes it possible for me to be your Mayor in 1953.
I consider it a vote of confidence.
Secondly, I am glad that you have given me a Council
which is made up of citizens who sincerely desire to promote
the welfare of Franklin. With the assistance of these competent men, all of us working together with one aim, the best
interest of our city, we should have a good year and accomplish much. For the sake of efficiency I believe that it is very
important for all Councilmen to attend Council Meetings regularly and I urge them to do so. It is likewise important for
our various committees to properly supervise their assigned
departments. In the next few moments I will give a few concrete suggestions as to what I consider desirable procedure.
During the coming year we have many problems facing
our city government arising from a probable two-way monetary squeeze: first, the possibility of industrial valuation beinglower; secondly, the certainty that the cost of general ...
Annual Report of Franklin, New Hampshire 1953
