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124 he did not believe anyone would object to the carrying on of this business. It would have to be run twelve months of the year. The fish are in there now. Mr. Conners asked if he could be allowed to try to get something out of the pool that he had put in there and said that he would like to have the Board consider a permit, if only on a temporary basis. Mr. Glynn asked if he intended to have any signs. Mr. Conners said that they had prepared a silver fish to be placed at the entrance to the Breck property. He also would like to put up little fish signs merely as direction signs. Mr. Glynn asked if he was going to raise his fish and he replied that it would be well to put some fingerlings in the pool and let them grow until they were large enough to catch. None of the fish will be raised for sale, that is, there will be no sale unless the fish were caught by fly casting. The Chairman asked if it would be of any assistance to Mr. Conners if the Board could find a way to grant the permit if it was granted for a term of one year, and he said that it would be. Mr. Sheldon Robinson, the manager of the Burbrec Nurseries, said he represented Joseph Breck & Son. He said that they favored the granting of the petition. In their opinion, the number and class of men who might be attracted to this sport would not be objectionable to their business. He said the pond was so far separated from their own buildings that it would not interfere with their business. Mr. Kimball asked if parking would bother them and Mr. Robinson said that it would not as the cars would be parked in the other end. Mr. R. L. Ryder said he was one of the nearest neighbors. He said that he was not opposed to any kind of sporting activity, and he woald be glad to see this thing tried out. He did not believe it would interfere with anything unless Mr. Conners let his trout into Ryder+s brook. The hearing was declared closed at 9:20 P. M. At 9:20 P. M. adjourned hearing was declared open on the petition of the Jenney Manufacturing Co. for permission to construct and maintain a lubritorium at the corner of Waltham Street and Marrett Road. Mr. Melvin N. Page appeared for the company and presented plans of the proposed lubritorium. Mr. Greeley of the Planning Board was also present. Mr. Page said that they planned to raise the roof of the present building about two feet. He said the plate height of the present building will be the same and they are merely changing the pitch of the roof so that it will be two feet above the height'of the present structure. The Building In- spector said that the addition would have to be brick. Mr. Page said that they wanted to keep the appearance the same if possible. They had the same type of building in various places and have had much favorable criticism. He left plans of the propsed addition. Possot 1 1