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Evi MEETING, JULY 145, 1925. Heating was declared open upon application of James P. Munroe and Sumner Robinson, Trustees for James S. Munroe, for the approval of Warren Street, so called, as shown on plan of tWarren Street, Lexington, Mass., Charles J. Elliot, Engineer, dated May 29, 1925." Mr. James P. Munroe appeared personally and the Board see- ing no objection to the plans as presented, approved same. At 8:05 P.M. a hearing was declared open upon application of F. A. Connors of Farmcrest Avenue for permission to erect a private garage on his premises. No persons appeared to object, and being a private garage the Board voted to grant permission to maintain the garage. At 8:10 P. M. permission was requested by John C. Phelps pf Percy Road for permission to erect and maintain a garage and sales and service station on Bedford Street nearly opposite the Colonial Garage. Mr. Phelps was personally present at the hearing. Joseph Swan, Christopher S. Ryan, and Richard J. LeGraw came before the Board in opposition to the granting of a permit to Mr. Phelps. Their grounds for objection were that a garage already existed in that vicinity which was amply sufficient to take care of the con- ditions. An all night garage carried with it certain noise that would be disturbing: it would make additional dangers on Bedford Street from the cars entering and making their exit;- in general it would spoil the neighborhood. Mr. Phelps did not present ground fluor plans, and the matter was therefor left upon the table until such time as the plans would be presented. At 8:15 P. M. hearing was declarq�,s� upon application of Ashley W. Partridge for permission tq a 0 gallon gasoline tank on his premises at the corner of Waltham and Middle Streets, opposite the Jenney Filling Station. Mr. Partridge appeared personally in behalf of his appli- cation. No persons appeared to object. After considering the matter it was decided not to grant permission for this tank to be installed. Permission was granted to the Edison Elec. Ill. Co. to set and remove one pole on Middle Street 40 ft. west of Spring Street. ' Papers were signed for the admittance of John M. Bass of Tarbell Avenue to the Rutland State Sanatorium. This man has tuberculosis and has a family of wife and six children. A mortgage of $1100 is held by the Arlington Co-operative Bank and one of $700 is held by the former owner of the property, Mr. Mores of Lowell. The family have no means of income except