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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK 75 Voted: That the Board of Selectmen be authorized to peti- tion the Director of Accounts of the State for an audit for the year 1935. Unanimously Carried 10:22 P. M. Article 12. Selectman Mr. 'Trask moves to take up Article 12, offering the following: Voted: That there be appropriated and assessed for the support of the Posture Clinic, to be expended under the direc- tion of the Board of Health, or by a Committee appointed by said Board, *700.00. Unanimously Carried 10 :23 P. M. Article 13. Selectman Mr. Trask moves to take up Article 13, offering the following: Voted: That the sum of .$2,566.57 this being the town's share of the net cost of care, maintenance, and repair of the Middlesex County Tuberculosis Hospital, including interest on temporary notes issued therefor, be and the said sum is Hereby appropriated. Unanimously Carried 10:23 P. M. Article 14. Selectman Mr. Tra.sk moves to take up Article 14, offering the following: Voted: That the sEnn of $1,720.16 being the sum received from the Middlesex County for dog fees, be transferred to the Cary liemorial Library Account. Unanimously Carried 10:23 P. M. Article 15. Selectman Mr, Trask moves to take up Article 15, offering the following: Voted: That the Board of Selectmen be authorized to in- stall street lights in Pine Knoll Road. Unanimously Caarri.ed 10 :23 P. M. Article 16. Selectman Mr. Trask moves to take up Article 16, offering the following: Voted: That the following recomendations of the Select- men for the changes in navies of certain streets be accepted; "Vallis Place, from Massachusetts Avenue southerly, change to Wallis Court; l?rancis Street, from Woodland Road to Grant Street, change to Colony Road; 76 TOWN OF LEXINGTON Piedmont Street, from Stratham Road to Robinson Street, change to Stratham Road. Carried 10 :24 P. M. Article 17. Selectman Mr. Trask moves to take up Article 17, offering the following: Voted : That the Board of Selectmen be authorized to es- tablish a clinic for the free immunization of dogs against rab- ies, and that the ,suns of $600 be appropriated and assessed for said clinic. General discussion. The decision of the voice vote doubted, whereby a rising vote was taken as follows: In Favor 24 64 24 112 Tel lers Nary Locke Sarano Unanimously Carried 10:32 P. M. Negative 5 20 33 Article 19. Selectman Mr. Trask moves to take up Article 19, offering the following: Voted: That the following sums be transferred to the Ex- cess and Deficiency Account: Highway Construction Blake Road $ .06 Highway Construction — Eaton Road .15 Highway Construction — Fletcher Avenue 1.64 Highway Construction — Valley Road .04 Bridge Construction — Sherman Street .05 Sewer Construction—Sundry Streets 260.18 Sewer Construction — Robbins and Plymouth Roads Unanimously Carried 10:33 P. M. 781.23 Article 20. Selectman Mr. Trask moves to take up Article 20, offering the following: Voted: That the sum of ,*84. be appropriated and as• ssesed for the unpaid bill of the Health Department for the year 1933. Unanimously- Carried 10:34 P. M.