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ANNUAL REPORTS 55 authorized to install water mains, not less than six inches in diameter and subject to the usual guarantee or the as- sessment of betterments in the following streets : Allen Street from the present end in Blossom Street a distance of approximately 1400 feet. Mr. Lamont moved for indefinite postponement of this part of the article, which was carried unanimously 11:11 P.M. Outlook Drive from Wachusett Drive easterly a distance of approximately 100 feet. Carried unanimously 11:12 P. M. Harbell Street from the present end southerly a distance of 190 feet. Carried uanimously 11:13 P. M. Colony Road from the present end northeasterly a dis- tance of approximately 100 feet; carried unanimously 11:13 P. M. Simonds Road, from the present end easterly a distance of approximately 350 feet. Carried unanimously 11:14 P. M. And for the purpose of said construction and installation of water mains the sum of $6,000 be transferred from the Water Department Available Surplus Account to the Water Department Construction Account. Carried unanimously 11:15 P. M. And further voted that the Selectmen be authorized to use any unexpended balance for other Water Construction subject to the usual guarantee or the assessment of better- ments. Carried unanimously 11:16 P. M. Under article 4, Selectman Mr. Trask offered the follow- ing: Voted: That the Selectmen be authorized to install water mains in Tewksbury Street from Bedford Street to Sargent Street and in Sargent Street from Tewksbury Street to Shirley Street a distance of approximately 550 feet, and for the purpose of said construction and installation the sum of $1,000 be transferred from Water Department Available Surplus Account to the Water Department Construction Ac- count. Carried unanimously 11:19 P. M. 56 TOWN OP LEXINGTON Under article 5, Selectman Mr. Trask offered the follow- ing: Voted: That the sum of $13,000 be appropriated and as- sessed for labor and material on public works to be ex- pended by the Selectmen for the aid of unemployed citizens of the Town. Carried unanimously 11:20 P. M. Under article 7, Selectman Mr. Trask offered the follow- ing: Voted : That after July 1, 1933, the Town Employees be released from any obligation to contribute 10% of their salaries to the Unemployment Relief Fund as voted by the Town on October 31, 1933. Question by Thomas Fitzgerald if the agreement made by the Town Employees was a contract, and if same be with- drawn. Referred to the Town Counsel, with the reply, same was not a contract and could be withdrawn at any time. Above motion was put and carried unanimously 11:25 P. M. Motion to adjourn was made by Francis Chamberlain. Carried unanimously 11:27 P. M. A true record, Attest: JAMES J. CARROLL, Town Clerk.