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177 <br />' The Chairman asked him if he had a pertlit to erect the <br />tent, and he said that he did not. The people from whom <br />he purchased the tent told him that he did not have to have <br />a permit for a tent with a frame, and he started putting it <br />up. Mr. Longbpttom came along and told him that he would <br />have to have a permit. The sides and top are canvas. <br />Mr. Barber informed the Board that the ma=re was taken <br />away every morning. He said that he did all of his buying <br />in Town, and kept his ponies at 89 Bedford Street this winter. <br />Mr. Albert E. 61son of 286 'Noburn Street said that he <br />was one oftee nearest abutters, and wished to oppose the <br />petition. He said that on Sunday afternoons there is so <br />much traffic that he cannot get in or out of his driveway. <br />He has lived there for fifteen years, but for the last few <br />years he has not dared leave anything around for fear it <br />would be taken. He stated. that he did not blame his trouble <br />on the ponies as much as on the swings and other things. <br />Mr. Glynn asked Mr. Olsen if there was much noise, and <br />hesaid that there was plenty of it at night until eleven, <br />twelve, and one o'clock in the morning. One Sunday it <br />was two o'clock before the noise abated. The noise comes <br />from people using the swings, who holler and scream. He <br />' said that the swings had nothing to do with the ponies. <br />Mr. Barber stated that he stayed on the premises twenty- <br />four hours a day, and gets up during the night, and quite <br />often he has seen officers putting every car out of the <br />parking space. ' <br />Miss Helen Small of 286 'Noburn Street stated that she <br />wished to complain of the horse flies. She thought that <br />the parking problem was one that the Police should take care of. <br />Mrs. Olsen asked Mr. Barber if he intended to put up <br />flood lights, and he said that he did not. He uses only a <br />lantern. <br />Mrs. Olsen said that she thought that Mr. Barber kept <br />his place clean, and she did not object to him, but she did:` <br />object to the parking. She said that there were three <br />nights this week when the noise was not stopped at one o�clock. <br />She had not noticed any odor. <br />Mr. <br />D. J. <br />O'Connell stated that he drove on the 'Noburn <br />Road all <br />the time, <br />and he thought that the parking condition <br />was very <br />bad, <br />and <br />that at least two traffic officers were <br />needed. He <br />both sides of <br />said that all traffic was tied up tight on <br />the street. The last time he was down there <br />he could <br />just <br />get <br />through. He thought that the Board of Health <br />