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0 <br />BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING <br />December 29, 1944 <br />A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in <br />the Selectmen's Room on Friday evening, December 29, <br />1944 at 8:20 p.m. Chairman Glynn, Messrs. Locke, <br />Bowker, Associate Members Redman and Lynah were <br />present. The Clerk was also present. <br />At 8:20 p.m. hearing was declared open upon the <br />application of Fulton Brown for permission.to continue <br />the use of the property located at 9 Muzzey Street, <br />Lexington as a blacksmith shop for making articles <br />from horseshoes. <br />The following persons were present at the hear- <br />ing: Fulton Brown, Harold C. Denham, lair. and Mrs. <br />Daniel E. Davis and a woman who did hot reveal her <br />name, representing Mr. Henry S. Raymond. <br />The notice of the hearing was read by Mr. Bowker. <br />Mr. Brown stated that he would like to continue <br />using the building at 9 Muzzey Street as a blacksmith <br />shop. He informed the Board that he is not a black <br />smith, but that he designs articles to be made from <br />old horseshoes and then has blacksmiths, in their own <br />shops, make them. The articles are assembled by Mr. <br />Brown and he advised the Board that the operation was <br />not noisy. He said that he makes horseshoe scrapers, <br />horseshoe bells, horseshoe doorstops, etc. <br />The Chairman asked what equipment would be re- <br />quired in this business and Mr. Brown replied that <br />he would use the same forge that had been used by the <br />blacksmith previously in business at this location, a <br />drill press and a grinder. <br />The Chairman asked how long there had been a <br />blacksmith shop on this site and Mr. Denham, owner <br />of the property, replied about thirty years. <br />Mr. Locke asked whether or not there would be <br />any spray painting and Mr. Brown replied that the <br />articles would be Parkerized in Cambridge, but that <br />he would do some dipping. <br />157 <br />
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