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122 Mrs. Morse stated that the nursery school is really a supervised play school where the children are taught to play with other children without developing scars. She said that it was not preparing tiie children for school. The Chairman asked Mrs. Morse what ages the children would be and Mrs. Morse replied two to five years. The Chairman asked Mrs. Morse what the approximate hours would be and Mrs. Morse stated from 9-12 three days a week and from 9-4:30 two days a week; making a total of five days per week. The Chairman asked if the children would have adequate supervision at all times and Mrs. Morse replied in the affirmative. The Chairman asked if there was adequate yard room and if it was the intention to keep the children on the premises. Pars. Morse replied in the affirmative, stating that she intends to have the area fenced. At present, only one side is fenced. Mr. Brown asked if there was any change in the build- ing itself. Mrs. Morse said the only change was the steps that would be put on one of the exits. Mrs. Morse stated that her three daughters. Mrs. Stowe, Mrs. Barry and possibly Mrs. Smith, will do the work under her supervision. The hearing was declUred closed at 5:10 P.M. and Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Stowe and Mrs. Barry retired. At 5:15 P.11. hearing was declared open upon the petition of J. P. Yorse for permission to erect a garage of cement blocks, not having the required distance from the lot line, on the premises at 19 Sherman Street, Lei- ington. Pyr. J. P. lZorse was the only person present at the hearing. The Chairman read the notice of the hearing. Mr. Morse submitted a sketch of the proposed garage and informed the Board that he owned one half of the drive- way. He plans to build the garage on his half, but it will only be six feet from the lot line, instead of the seven and one-half feet required by the Building Laws. The Chairman asked whet the setback was and Mr. Morse said about twenty-five feet. Mr. Morse stated that the garage would be of cement blocks with a wood roof and a ceiling of wire, lathe and plaster. 'lhe Chairman asked if the,Board had any further questions. • 0