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31 increasing expenses for their suppression, resolved, that the Senator and Representative from this district be urgently requested to advo- cate and vote for the most liberal appropriation by the Legislature to aid in their destruction, and that the Town Clerk be requested to send each of them a copy of this vote." Voted, To adjourn the 'fleeting for four weeks. Meeting adjourned at 8.45 o'clock. ADJOURNED MEETING APRIL 30, 1906. Meeting called to order by the Moderator at 7.45 o'clock. George W. Taylor, for the committee on investigating the Water Department, said the committee was not ready to report and was granted further time. The committee appointed to ascertain the boundary line between the cemetery and the Boston & Maine R. R. made a verbal report, and Edward P. Nichols made the following motion : "That the sum of $200.00 be appropriated and assessed for the purpose of building a fence at the cemetery, in accordance with the report of the committee." The Moderator declined to put the motion on the ground that Article 14, under which this committee was appointed, was closed. Voted, To adjourn the meeting to May 21 at 7.30 o'clock p. m. Meeting adjourned at 8 o'clock. 32 ADJOURNED MEETING MAY 21, 1906. Meeting called to order by the Moderator at 7.40 o'clock. ARTICLE 4. The committee appointed to investigate the Water Department made the following report (see reports of committees), and on motion of Robert P. Clapp it was voted that the report be received as a report of progress. On motion of Robert P. Clapp it was Voted, That the recommendations contained in the report and numbered one to seven, inclusive, except as to street watering, are hereby severally adopted ; that the Water Commissioners are in- structed to carry into effect recommendations numbered one to five inclusive; and that they issue a new circular showing the water rates and terms of payment as hereby established, and embodying also such revised rules and regulations as to them shall seem best, they being hereby requested to advise with said committee in making the revision. On motion of Henry H. Putnam it was Voted, That the Selectmen carry out as soon as may be recom- mendation No. 6 of the Committee's report. On motion of Charles Garrison it was Voted, That the Committee is hereby instructed to cause to be prepared, agreeably to the provisions contained in recommendation No. 7 of the report, such data, plans and maps as in its judgment may be suitable, the cost of the work, which shall not exceed $300.00, to be paid from the contingent grant. On motion of George D. Milne it was Voted, That the Committee ishereby requested to prepare a revised draft of the town's By -Laws so far as the same appertain to