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32 <br />located on Waltham Street, <br />a real estate office <br />and <br />sign nine feet by nine feet <br />for a period of two <br />years, <br />, <br />under the Lexington Zoning <br />Law or in accordance <br />with <br />Chapter 40, Section 27A of <br />the General Laws and <br />amendments. <br />The hearing will be held <br />on May 18, 1934 at <br />8:00 P.M. <br />at the Selectmen's Office, <br />Town Office Building, <br />bexington, <br />Mass. <br />Arthur N. Maddison, <br />Chairman, Board of Appeals. <br />The Chairman declared the hearing open upon <br />the application of James A. Guthrie of 24 Taft Avenue <br />for permission to erect a community club on Baker Avenue, <br />at 8:20 P.M. The Clerk read the notice of the hearing. <br />Mr. Guthrie representing the Liberty Heights <br />association stat6d that they were applying for permission <br />to erect a club house on Baker Avenue. He presented <br />a petition signed by those in favor of the erection of <br />the clubhouse, also plan of the proposed club house <br />which was to.be 24 feet by 44 feet in dimension. He <br />stated that this community club up to last Novembdr was <br />previously the Liberty Heights Improvement Association <br />in existence for the past:twenty years, since November <br />1913. During those twenty years as an improvement , <br />association it has been a great help to that community, <br />in times when the town was not equipxed as it is today. <br />During the years 1913 to 1919 they expended $1200 out of <br />their own pockets for work done in that community. Last <br />November they decided to abolish the old organization and <br />rename it the Liberty Heights Community Club in order to <br />create more social interest. Mr. Guthrie explained <br />that there are about 150 houses in that neighborhood <br />and that the `'club would be practically isolated from <br />the rest of the town in this neighborhood, and would create <br />more social interest in that neighborhood. There are'two <br />churches that have two groups and this club would be a <br />place where other organizations could have their socials. <br />He did not think that there was any other organization <br />that did as much as this club has done. The Club always <br />holds an outing for the women and children in the <br />neighborhood and supplies everything free of cost. The <br />club is not incorporated. The land was going to be <br />given by one of the members of the organization and <br />everything else except materials will be free gratis as <br />the labor in connection with the building, plumbing, <br />electrical work, roofing and shingling, will be done by <br />the members. They will only have to buy the lumber and <br />materials and they have started a`building fund.by <br />subscription through which they expect to realize about ' <br />X400. <br />