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Article 23 VOTED: That the Town raise and appropriate 'the sum of 20,000' ®00 for providing co- operation with the Federal Goverment in unemployment relief and other projects, of direct or indirect benefit to the town or its inhabitants, said sum to be expended by the Selectmen. Carried Unanimously 9:00 P.M. Article 24 VOTED: That the Selectmen be authorized to install street lights in the following unaccepted streets: Oakmaant Circle; Daniels Street. Carried Unanimously 9:07 P ®M® Article 25. VOTED: That the Selectmen be authorized to construct granolithic or bituminous concrete sidewalks where the abutting owner pays one -half the cost, and for the purpose of said construction the sum of $1 ®00 be raised and appropriated. Carried Unanimously 9:08 P ®M® Article 26, VOTED: That the Selectmen be authorized to install water ?rains not less than 6 and not more than 16" in diameter in the following street: Stetson Street, from Merriam Street to Oakland Street, a distance of approximately 500 feet; and in such other streets as the Selectmen may deter - mine, and for this purpose the sum of $3 be appropriated, the money to be provided by transfer from available funds as follows: From Mater Construction - Raymond Street Acct. $1,094 ®82 tt - ' Cottage and East Streets Account 880 ®21 From- 71ater Department Available Surplus Account 1 , Carried Unanimously 9:o9 P.M. Article 27. VOTED: That the action of the Selectmen in execu- ting an agreement with the Town of Arlington_ f or reciprocal use of sewers near the boundary line be- tween the two towns dated December 5, 1938, a copy of which was read to this meeting, be ratified and adopted and tbiat the Selectmen be authorized to deliver the same or to execute arid deliver one sub- stantially similar thereto on receipt of a duplicate thereof executed by the duly authorized officers of the Town of Arlington. The following read by the Town Counsel, Sydney R. Wri ghting- ton® f AN AGREE made this 5th day of December, 1938 between the Town of Arlington, a =ricipai corporation in r,.tiddlesex County, of the one part, and the Town of Lexington, a ma nic ipal corpora- tion in %rliddlesex County, of the other part, t=REAS both Arlington and Lexington are included in the Metropolitan Sewer District and sewage from Lexington now flows through, a trunk line or trunk lines in Lexington into similar lines in Arlington; and S in certain sections of the two Towns adjacent to the line between them it will be more economical to discharge sewage from sewers directly into the street mains of the other