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11 <br />be advisable to commence the work prior to an order <br />from the Commissioners. If the town should delay <br />until an order was issued, then the work would have <br />to be completed within a specified time, and the <br />expense would be heavy and burdensome. <br />Quite a distance of that part of Waltham Street <br />between Maine Street and Grape Vine Corner has <br />been widened to fifty feet: it is believed that land <br />sufficient to continue that width through to Grape <br />Vine Corner can be secured without cost, if the Town <br />will reduce the ledge and grade that distance. <br />It appears to us that the present year would be a <br />favorable time for this irnprovement. <br />Other suggestions might be offered; but if the few <br />we have enumerated receive attention, our object in <br />some degree is attained. <br />ALBERT W. BRYANT, ,Selectmen of <br />JOSEPH F. SIMOI DS, Lexington,. <br />ton. <br />LEVI PROSSER. <br />LEXINGTON, January, 31, 1884. <br />TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT. <br />For Year Ending Jars. 31, 1884. <br />Tag list for 1883 $31,908 00 <br />Supplementary list. <br />Amount collected <br />Amount allowed for prompt payment... <br />Abatements. _ <br />Amount uncollected <br />19 00 <br />$27,746 75 <br />255 97 <br />207 47 <br />3,716 81 <br />$31,927 00 $31,927 00 <br />CHARLES T. WEST, Tax Collector. <br />January 31, 1884. <br />