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75 For the construction of sidewalks of granolithic where the abuttors will pay one-half the expense, $1200.00. For the salary of the Inspector f Slaughtering, $600.00. For the expense of removal of snow and ice, $22000.00. For Soldiers ' Burials , ':100.00. For Soldier' s Relief, $2500 .00, For State Aidk, $300.00. For the expense of Street Lights, $21400 .00. For the construction and repair of street signs, $250.00.. For the salary and expenses of the Town Clerk, ( of which $1530.00 is for salary) $1889.84. For the expenses of the Town Office Bldg. and Cary Memorial Building. ($8, 000.00) For the salary of the Town Physician, $750 .00. For the expense of printing and publishing the Town Report, $825.10. For the expenses of Traffic Regulation and Control, $1300.00. For the salary and expenses of the Town Treasurer, (of which `0630. is for salary) $1224.84. For Unclassified Expenses , $200.00. For Vital Statistics, $50.00. For Water Maintenance Account, 571037 .75 and that the amount of receipts in excess of this appropriation be reserved to be appvopriated for Water Department purposes . For the salary and expenses of the Wire Inspector, ( of which 500. is for salarj, `535 .00. Selectman Mr. Trask moves to take up Article 4 offering the following: Voted that the Town Treasurer with the approval of .the Selectmen be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time to time4n anticipation of revenue of the present financial year, and to isse therefore , a note or notes to be paid from the revenue of the present financial year . Unanimous 9 :04 P .M. Selectman Mr . Trask moves to take up Article 36. Selectman Mr. Lyons offers the following: Voted that a committee of three, one of which shall be a member of the Stanley Hill Post No. 38, the American Legion, be appointed by the Moderator to select a permanent location for the German Field Piece which was given to the Town through the efforts of Hallie C. Blake, and which was duly accepted by the Town at a Town Meeting held April 27, 1931, and that said committee report their recommendations to the next town meeting. Carried 9 :05 P.M. Selectman Mr. Trask moves to take up Article 15 offering the following as first part: Voted that the Report of Progress of Metcalf and Eddy, Engineers, with respect to the surface drainage in East Lexington be accepted, and the recommendation designated, "Project for Early Construction" providing for a drainage channel from a point in Massachusetts Avenue thence under the Boston and Maine R. R. track and across Fottler Avenue to a point just beyond Bow Street, be adorted , Second part---and further voted that the swim" Of �; �n5 000 be appropriated and assessed to pay for the cost of completing the survey of the drainage areas of the Town as authorized by the Town at a Town Meeting held October 16, 1933. Mr. Ryder asks to have complete report read. Selectman Mr . Trask states that because of the length of the report the reading would take too long. Motion to accept report carried unanimously 9 :14 P .M. First part of vote as presented carried unanimously 9 :15 P.M. Second part of vote as presented carried unanimously 9:16 P.M.