2780 Memorandum, James Lawrence Carney and Town of Lexington, supplementary conditions, September 19, 1902

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a H I S A 0 R F EM EN m made this eighth day of September, 1902, by and bet een the Tovrn of Lexington (a^ting by its High School House Building Coo— ittee) , hereinafter called the Town, and J. Lawrence Carney, of Boston, herein called the Contrac- 10 tor, WIT14ESSETH as follows : In consideration of the s greerr.ents oat the pest of the Town heraiii contained, the Contractor hereby undertakes and agrees to furnish the labor and materials for, and do the work of th grading and plantinthfot whoroon the new High School Building in Lexington is situated, all work to be done in confomity with the plans &,- d specifications therefor prepared by trooper & Bailey , Architects , the sane being hereby referred to and made part hereof . For identification they are initialed by the respective signers hereof . The work en iGracted for includes the construction of drive-ways, guttors, side walk, and retaa.ni.ngJ wall. , all as in- dicated can plan or eal.led for in the specifications ; and this work.. as well as everything required by the plans and specifications shall be done to the satisfaction of the Architects and Building Com.ai.ttee . The agreed, price for the completed job , Including the plants and shrubs to be furnished and planted by the Contrac- tor is the sum of Twelve Huddred Dollars ( 1200 . ) f payable as below provided; w-id the Contractor agrees to have the job finished (save only as the specifications require care or repair after the sulb- stantial original coyapleti.on of the work) not later than the �-- day of 1902,.A., " �' Ac �.r ; -moo,- o� a � he Town agrees to accept the work when completed and to pay therefor said sun of Twelve -Htmdred Dollars ( 1200. ) , and to make the payment in instalments as follows, viz. : at the .4