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19 Meeting Aug. 1. Hilton matter. that there is .a clearance of 8 feet, and he did not see any hardship for him to use a driveway of 8 feet, inasmuch as he had one himself and he did not have any hardship in getting in or out of it. Mr. John F. Tibbetts, Building Inspector, stated that he did not believe that he would grant a permit for a garage of steel clapboard construction. It would have to be concrete blocks, cement, or stone. Mr. Whipple stated that he planned to put in plantings that would entirely cover the garage. Mr. French objected, however, to the view of the door of the garage. Mr. Whipple stated that he felt that most of the people have to stare at the door of 'a ger^ge in most any loc!tion today. No further evidence having been presentedthe hearing adjourned at 8:57 P. M. After considerable discussion of the evidence presented in the hearing on the application of Minnie B. Stevenson, and Yr. Stevenson having returned and stated that he had been endeavoring to obtain his written agreements and also to communicate with Mr. Spencer so that he could find out whether or not he would be willing to sell him the land, it was decided to lay this matter upon the table awaiting such time as Mr. Stevenson could present his evidence,'and also that the Board might have an opportunity to view the premises and secure the opinion of the Town Counsel as to whether or not the sale agreement could be considered a sale. In regard to the evidence presented in the Whipple case, Mr. Baldrey and Mr. Custance stated that they had visited the premises and viewed the situation. The other members of the Board felt that they should also do this in fairness tor. Whipple, and voted to lay the matter upon the table. It was decided to hold a meeting on Thursday, August lst, provided the Chairman of the Board could be present at that time. In regard to the appliention of Olive E. Hilton, Extrix. of the Estate of Minnie E Tilson, it was decided to incorrorate other evidence in the order prepared for the findings of the Board, and to have the order ready for signature at the next meeting. The meeting adjourned at 10:25 P. M. A true record, Attest: Clerk.