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- 2 - proceeded to tell what he proposed to do at tae Dump - which is in substance as follows : a road to be built from Lincoln Street around the Dump and back onto Lincoln Street, as well as having laborers there for sixteen hours per day. He stated that the plan has not yet been submitted to the Board of Selectmen, but he felt that something should be done. Col. Barry left this meeting at 8:40 P.M. *d,***.r*s:** Tt was regularly moved and voted to dispense with the reading of the minutes of the meetings held May 28, 1945 and August 10, 1945. 'n'i:"**7L C?L'n*n Chairman Lewis L. Hoyt then took up the different requests of transfers from the Reserve Fund. The first request from the Board of Selectmen was $2, 500.00 from the Reserve Fund to the Highway Road Machinery Account. Ronald Brown made the motion, seconded by Michael Honking and voted that we transfer the sum of $2,500.00 from the Reserve Fund to the Highway Road Machinery Account. The next item taken up was the request of $600.00 from the Reserve Fund to the Care of Dumps and Removal of Ashes Account. Ronald D. Brom made a motion, seconded by Jasper Lane, and voted to transfer the sum of $600.00 from the Reserve Fund to the Care of Dumps and Removal of Ashes Account. The next item taken up was the request of $50.00 from the Reserve Fund to the Sealer of Weig.ts and Measures Expenses Account to increase the automobile allowance from 150.00 to $200.00 a year, which was the amount previously received by Mr. Ralph Chadvvick before he entered the Service. There was a Quest' on on the X50.00 asked for as tin' s amount represented the amount for the entire year, and as Mr. Lamont - the Military Substitute - has performed the duties to June 30, 1945, one-half the year, it seemed proper that the amount requested should be 25.00 which is the remaining portion for the year 1945. Therefore, a motion was made by J. Wilton Browns and seconded by reorge M. Dynes, and voted that 125.00 be