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MEETING, MARCH 10, 1925. A meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Selectmen's Room, Town hall. Lexington, on Tuesday. 'Marcl, 10, 1925, at 8 P. M. The following members of the Hoard were prevent: Levers. Hutchinson, Burnham. Custance and Moulton. Notice of hearing before the County Commisvionexs on April 3rd at the Court House, Bast Cambridge, upon the relocation of Lowell Street to the Burlington line from Woburn Street. Application of L. beecy and R. Luciano of 122 Mass. Ave. for a gasoline tank was considered. The Board decided that public convenience and necessity did not demand a pe.roline tank at this point and therefor refused the application. Application for permission to erect a stand on the State Road for the sale of vegetabler and lunches was received from uum P . '.rtin . %r. Martin was informed that upon t4vice of the Town Counsel he could not be granted a license to erect a stand as the property wav not in the business district of the Zoning Law. Application for the construction of a granolithie sidewalk in front of the new High School Building was received. from urilliam. Ballard. Chairman of the School Building Com- mittee . Er. Ballard was informed that his application was rather late but the matter would be turned over to the Iup t. of Public Works to see if the work could be done. Letter war received from the Boston & Laine RR in which the Board were notified that the "so called" Theatre train leaving Boston for Bedford at 11:25 P. L. is to be taken off at an early date. The Board acknowledged the letter informing the Boaton & Maine RR that they regretted the action taken, and aleo forwarded a copy of the letter to the Board of Trade. Class 1, Ag.ent'v License under Chap.140 of the Gent-ral Laws war granted to Maurice 3. White of 133 Lincoln St. -�°Taltham to do business at 15 depot Square. Application together with petition of reridents of the vicinity, was received from Floyd 6. Chase for a gasoline filling station at the road side stand conducted by him on the State Road near the "ro-called" Graveland Stock Farm. ' The Board deeming; that public necessity and convenience did not warrant a rasoline station at this point refused to crrant a hearing upon same. George A. Warner of Burlington Street was nominated to the office of Inspector of Slaughtering subject to the approval of the State Department of Health.