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9 We cannot deter you from promoting the men, but we believe in all fairness to the Town Meeting Members that they should say whether you should now increase your next years' appropriation for Personal Services. Very truly yours, Chairman cc George Emery cc Howard Patterson" A letter from the Dog Officer was read as follows: ref "Howard A. Patterson, Chairman September 12, 1949 Appropriation Committee „j Town Office Building, Lexington, Mass. Dear Sir: I respectfully request a treansfer of $318.75 from the Reserve Fund to the Dog Officer - Expense Account to take care of expenses, care and feeding of dogs for the remainder of the year. Yours very truly, JOHN A. RUSSELL/S Dog Officer" It was voted to lay this request for transfer on the table. A letter from the Board of Selectmen was read as follows: "Mr. Howard A. Patterson August 9, 1949 Chairman, Appropriation Committee Lexington, Massachusetts Dear Howard: The Board voted last evening to apply to your Comm- ittee for a transfer of $100. from the Reserve Fund to the Selectmen' s Unclassified Account. The balance now on hand itself indicates the need for a transfer, with one-third of the year still remaining. The Selectmen have authorized the 19th of April Planning Committee to use the Selectmen's Unclassified Account to the extent of $50. for postage, etc. and it would appear prudent that a transfer be made to replenish tits account. Very truly yours, GEORGE/S ._� Chairman, Selecymen/" It was voted to transfer $100.00 from the Reserve Fund to the Unclassified Account.