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98, Application for the position of Chief of Polilce was received from John G. Montieth, Chief of Police of Milford, N.H. The application was not considered. Mr. Tenney stated that some regulations should be made ' in regard to parking cars. He suggested that the care parking on Hancock Street should be parked on the right hand side of Hancock Street going up. In regard to making such regulations, Mr. Cotton agreed to look up the statutes regarding same. Mr. Scamman reported that the Standard Oil Co. would furnish a gasoline tank and pump with a opacity of 280 gallons to the town provided they would use their gasoline. It was decid4rd to place liability insurance on the Highway Department tractor and the same was placed through Jay 0. Richards, broker. Mr. Tenney suggested that Lowell Street and Hancock Street should be patched at an early date. He also stated that he was not satisfied with the patching done at the present time. Mr. Price of the American Tar Co. offered his services to come to Lexington and instruct as to how to do patching properly. The Board decided to take advantage of Mr. Price's offer. - It was voted to grant permission to the Edison Electric Ill. Co. to attach its wires to fixtures of the N. E. T. &. T. Co. on Woburn St. about 300 feet north of the Woburn Lexington ' line on pole 11475. The Chairman signed the schedule prepared by Mr. Hill of the valuations of town buildings and contents, the same to be filed 'Frith the application for reduction in rates. The Clerk was directed to prepare list of precinct division for the next meeting. It was voted to grant a Common Victuallere License to Jean C. Coleman at Windemere Farm, State Road, Lexington. Board of Survey. Mr. Richards presented tentative plans of the three pro- posed streets on the Lexington Building Trust, The Board informed him that if he would present proper plans in accordance with the requirements of the Town Engineer, they would give the necessary hearing on same, Parke & Playgrounds. Mr. Blake reported that he had made arrangements with ' John Sawyer of East Lexington to care for Robbins Park, at the corner of Mass. Avenue and Pleasant St. for $25 for the season, The Clerk was instructed to have the Town Engineer