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11® MEETING, May 9, 1922. All Members Present. The records of the last meeting were read and approved. The following licenses were granted: Sunday Sales, Lire. Eva Lassof 27 Sylvia St. Mr. Arthur Rollins 1 Blossom St. Auctioneer's William G. Murphy 25 Mass. Ave. The Board voted to have the flags on the Town Hall and on the Common at half mast for Mr. Henry H. Tyler, Grand Army Veteran deceased on May 10th. A letter was received from Mr. F. i. Dean of Eliot Road in which he complained that the sidewalk on Eliot Road had not been completed, also to the condition of Eliot Road street sign and Pelham Road street sign. The letter was turned over to Mr. Duffy for him to call personally on Mr. Dean and take these matters up with him. Mr. Cotton reported that owing to the fact that Mrs. Webb of Grove Street was under arrest for assault on her husband. Mr. Webb is in a hbspital and the children were distributed among friends, one child was sent to the Almehouse to remain there until Mr. Cotton consulted the father. Mr. A. Caruso of 200 Salem Street, Boston requested a chance to bid on that section of Bedford Street that is to be rebuilt. The letter was acknowledged and placed on file. The bond of Mr. James J. Sullivan as Constable was approved by the Board. The Warrant for the Town Meeting to be held on May 22nd was signed. Legal Opinion was received from Town Counsel Ryder in which he informed the Board that in his opinion the holder of a Common Victualler's License can sell tobacco on Sunday, and called attention to Chapter 1360 Section 6 of the General Laws which relates thereto. A bid was received from Mr. Edward H. Mara for the painting of Village Hall, same being for $420.00 Notification was received from the Town Accountant that the Town can vote a bond issue for $45,000 this year. 1 1 1