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252 <br />MEETING, JULY 289 1925. <br />A meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the <br />Selectmen's Room, Town Hall, Lexington, on Tuesday, July 28, <br />1925, at 7:30 P. 14. The following members of the Board were <br />present:Messrs: J. Chester Hutchinson, Theodore A. Custance, <br />Albert H.Burnham, Fred H. Moulton and Charles H. Miles. <br />Application for a gasoline filling station to be located <br />on Mass. Avenue near the corner of Fottler Avenue was received <br />from Salvado Caterino of 12 Prescott St,, Arlington. As the <br />Board considered the application and decided not to;grant same <br />it was voted not to hold a hearing on same. <br />Letter was received from the Planning Board advising the <br />widening tf Bow Street in East Lexington.. The Board replied <br />that they were already to set a hearing on same on August 11, <br />1925. <br />Letter was received from the Minute -man of Arlington,Mass. <br />with reference to printing of Lexington advertising for the town <br />in the Minute -man. <br />The Board replied that the appropriation for printing would <br />not allow the printing in duplicate of the advertising for the ' <br />town and as they were advised by legal authority,that the only <br />paper they could legally publish in would be the Lexington Times, <br />there was nothing further they could do about the matter. <br />The Board again considered the application of Ida H. V. <br />Capper for a filling station at the corner of Middle and Waltham <br />Streets, and voted not to grant permission for the erection of <br />same. <br />Letter was received from George W. Taylor in which he <br />enclosed copy of records of 140th Anniversary of the Battle of <br />Lexington so that a record of the same could be made on the <br />records of the town. The Board decided to place same in the <br />Town Report. <br />Reply was made to the letter of the Board of Trade in <br />regard to the injustice to Gustav Bunzel having to pay $200 <br />for his slaughter license while Amos Holman paid $100. The <br />Board felt that Mr. Bunzel had been satisfied with the charge <br />made as he made no indication otherwise and as the charge was <br />already made for the year, it was decided to have a schedule, <br />which the Supt. of Public Works could work out before April $0th <br />when the licenses expire. <br />A true record, Attest; <br />Clerk. <br />