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BA-1 to BA-12, Board of Appeals Minutes, 1929-1985
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BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING <br />JUNE 19, 1931. <br />A regular meeting of the Board of Appeals was held <br />at the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, at 8 P.M. <br />Messrs. Maddison, Baldrey and Custance were present. <br />The Secretary was also present. <br />The Clerk read the notice of the hearing upon the <br />application of Mary A. Whelan. <br />Mary A. Whelan appeared at the meeting in favor of <br />her application, and no other persons appeared for or <br />against. She stated that she wanted to have a tea room <br />and overnight tourists and intended to -serve breakfast <br />for them. She has three rooms that can be let to tourists. <br />The house that she owns, was formerly -the Warren Dais <br />property and is almost opposite the Smith Bell Farm. <br />She has two or three other small rooms that she did not <br />intend to rent inasmuch as she f^lt that if she operated <br />a tea room she may need these rooms for the help. She <br />wanted to have a special lobster and chicken dinner. She <br />already put up a sign advertising to accommodate -tourists <br />just to see how much business she could get on that road. <br />She has not as yet had any business. She purchased the <br />house on or about April 15th of this year from Mr. Neil <br />McIntosh. She made quite extensive repairs to the house <br />inside to make it more convenient but she has not added <br />anything and did not intend to add on any more rooms. <br />Hearing was declared closed, and the Board laid the <br />matter on the table until such time as all the members <br />of the Board considered the application. <br />The records of the meetings of May 28 and June 5 <br />were read and approved. <br />The Board discussed the application directed to the <br />Board of Selectmen by Frank Perkins for permission to <br />install two 1000 gallon gasoline tanks as an accessory <br />use to his automobile repair business operated at the <br />corner of Mass. Ave. and Oak Street. The Board discussed <br />the matter and felt that Mr. Perkins need not make an <br />application and pay the fee of ten dollars inasmuch as it <br />was not the intention of the Board to grant any permits <br />in a residence district. <br />129 <br />Mary A. Whelk. <br />application. <br />The Board voted to hold a meeting on Friday evening, <br />June :6, at which time the application of Mary A. Whelan <br />for a tea room and' tourists at 259 Bedford Street would <br />be considered and also the application of Frank Dias <br />F. Perkins <br />application <br />
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