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Letter and 1941 Statutory Exemption Application received from Mrs. Helen G. Potter of 32 Locust Avenue were .;.read and examined but because of Mrs. Potter's equity she was not entitled to exemption under Clause -17. Letter was sent to Mrs. ' Potter informing her of the decision of the Board on her application. Letter from Mrs. Josephine F. Baker of 7 Hunt Road was read but because Mrs. Baker did not filefor abatements on her 1941 taxes on or before-Oct. 1st, theassessors could not grant her any abate- ments for 1941. Letter was sent to Mrs. Baker telling her to file on her personal property during January 1942. Letter dated Sept. 27th from Mrs. Helen C. Morgan was read but as no 1941 state approved abatement application was received i* the Board could take no action on her request for a reduction on the 1941 assess- ment. Letter dated Oct. 4th from Daniel/J. O' Connell was read but as no 1941 state approved abatement application was received so the Board could take no action on his request for a reducti on.xxx .axdidxnmtx2ktax klimx2Eugm His letter was acknowledged and he was instructed to write in as soon as convenient and ask for a re-assessment of the filling station property for 1942. Because of some agreement between Joseph Grace owner: of some land on Grant Street and the Town of Lexington the Selectmen authorized the Assessors to make thefollowing two interest abatements on Committed Apportioned Water Assessment Interest. . 1940 Committed Interest Abated 4111. 96 1941 ft i 48 JW..„/".„( 1