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21 <br />BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING <br />May 92 1947 <br />A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the <br />Selectmen►s Room, Town Office Building, on Friday evening, <br />May 9, 1947. Chairman Locke, Mr. Redman, Brown, Rich <br />and Associate Member Ripley were present. The Clerk was <br />also present. <br />At 8;03 P.M., hearing was declared open upon the <br />petition of Irene Webb for permission to operate a Children►s <br />Exchange Shop on the premises located at 520 Waltham Street. <br />Notice of the hearing was read by Mr. Redman. There <br />were seven persons present. Notices of the hearing have <br />been mailed to the owners of all property deemed by the <br />Board to be affected thereby, as they appear on the most <br />recent local tax list. <br />Mrs. Webb stated that this business is not entirely <br />original in a residential section. It is not really called <br />a business - more or less of a addeline interest. It is of <br />benefit or people who have children. She will use one room. <br />There will be no advertising. It would run something like <br />this; A woman purchases a coat for her child this year. <br />The following year, it does not fit the child. She would <br />like to realize something from it rather than give it to <br />the Salvation Army or some other organization. It would be <br />brought to Mrs. Webb, cleaned and laundered. The client puts <br />a price on the garment, and for the sale of this garment, Mrs. <br />Webb would receive 20% for her commission. It would help <br />other people and yet would not hurt her property. It would <br />be more or less as thomgh saneone were visiting her. This <br />is the complete story. <br />Mr. Locke; No changes in the outside of the house? <br />Mrs. Webb; No. <br />Mr. Locke; One room given over for this use? Clients <br />enter through the front door? <br />Mrs. Webb; Yes, this is a single house. They own the <br />property - she and her husband. <br />Mr. Locke; What hours would you be open. <br />Mrs. Webb; Mostly by appointment. My hours are rather <br />irregular because I work off and on in Lexington. It would <br />' be better if people called and made their own appointments. <br />
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