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302 .r a "Voted : That the Town accept the layout as a Town way of a portion of Coolidge Avenue from Adams Street approximately 545 feet , all as laid out by the Selectmen under the Betterment Act , and as shown on plan on file in the Town Clerk ' s Office . " Art . 5 . On motion of Mr . Theodore A . Custance , it was 4, " Voted : That action on this Article be indefinitely postponed. " Art . 6 . On motion of Mr . Theodore A . Custance , it was . " Voted : That the Town accept the layout as a town way of Harding Road from Bedford Street to Williams Road , all as laid out by the Selectmen under the Betterment Act , and as shown on plan on file in the Town Clerk ' s Office . " Art . 7 . On motion of Mr . Theodore A . Custance , it; was " Voted : That the Town accept the layout as a town way of a portion of Hillside Terrace from North Hancock Street ap.oroximately 294 feet , all as laid out by the Selectmen under the Betterment Act and as shown on plan on file in the Town Clerk ' s Office . Art . 8 . On motion of Mr . Theodore A . Cus t anc t , it was " Voted : That the Town accept the layout as a town way of a portionof Hill Top Avenue from Kendall Road approximately 710 feet , all as laid out by the Selectmen under the Betterment Act , and as shown on plan on file in the Town Clerk ' s Office . " Art . 9 . On motion of Irlr . Theodore A . Custance it was "Voted : That this article be indefinitely postponed,. " Art . 12 . Under this Article on motion of Mr . Theodore A . Custance at 8 : 17 P . M . it was unanimously " Voted : That for the purpose of constructing Coolidge Avenue , Harding Road , Hillside Terrace and Hill Top Avenue , all as , laid but and accepted under Articles 4 , 60 7 , & 8 the sum of 317 , 700 be appropriated and assessed. " Art . 10 . On motion of Mr . Sydney R . Wrightington, it was " Voted : Whereas by the will of the late Edith C . Redman , long a devoted citizen of the town , the sum of 3500 . has been bequeathed to the town to be held in trust by the town and the income only therefrom to be used and applied for the care and maintenance of the Lexington Common known as " Battle Green . " Voted : That the Town accept the said bequest and assume the obligations of the trust above set forth . Further Voted : That the town in gratitude for the gift of the late Edith C . Redman and as a memorial of her loyal citizenship hereby records its thanks and directs that this preamble and resolution be r ^ corded in the minut 2s of this meeting . Further Voted : That the sum of $500 . received by the Town under the will of Edith C . Redman be appropriated and set apart as a perpetual trust fund , the income of which only shall be used and arpplied for the care and maintenance of the Lexington Common known as " Battle Green " , and that the principal sum of $500 . be held henceforth by the Trustees of Public Trusts under the provisions of the Acts of 1910 , Chapter 107 , and the income therefrom applied for the above purpose . " * see pg . 308 . Art . 13 . On motion of Mr . Albert H . Burnham , it was "Voted : That the Selectmen be authorized to install street lights in Vaille Avenue and in Grassland Street . " Art . 14 . On motion of Mr. Albert H . Burnham, it was "Voted : That the Town confirm the transfer of the sum of $1 , 820 . 05 received from the County for the licensing of dogs and paid to the Cary Memorial Library in February , 1929 . "