ERVING — Most candidates in this year’s annual town election were re-elected for their positions, and a few seats may be filled by write-ins.
Turnout was low. Forty-nine people, or 4 percent of the town’s voters, cast ballots Monday.
Jacob A. Smith of 14 High St. was re-elected as selectman for a three-year term with 44 votes.
Daniel B. Hammock of 16 Wheelock St. won a three-year term as assessor and a three-year term as constable.
Richard W. Newton of 9 Lester St, won re-election as town clerk, a three-year term.
Richard K. Peabody of 79 Old State Road was re-elected as moderator, which is a one-year term.
David L. Chagnon Jr. of 11 Gunn St. was re-elected for a three-year seat on the School Committee. A second three-year seat was not filled as the three write-ins each got just one vote. The Selectboard and School Committee will have to appoint someone for that seat.
Brian N. Guerin of 139 Northfield Road was re-elected to a two-year School Committee seat.
Jennifer L. Eichorn of 21 River Road was re-elected for a one-year seat in the School Committee.
Michael J. Gordon of 21 River Road won another one-year term as tree warden.
Son Hui May of 16 Mountain Road was returned for a three-year term on the Planning Board.
Michael J. Gralenski of 100 Northfield Road was re-elected for a three-year term on the Board of Health.
Two positions were write-in only:
Dan Hammock won a three-way write-in contest for a three-year term for a library trustee. He received 16 votes. A three-year seat on the Recreation Commission was won by write-in Alison Rollins.