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' MEETING, AUGUST 11, 1925. A meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Select- ments Room, Town Hall, Lexington, on Tuesday, August 11, 1925 at 7;30 P. M. The following members of the Board were present; Messrs. J. Chester Hutchinson, Theodore A. Custance, Albert H. Burnham and Charles H. Miles. The Supt. of Public Works was also present. Hearing was declared open upon application of Harold D. Diehl of 82 Wollaston Avenue, Arlington, for approval of plans of Coolidge Avenue from Adams Street to Hancock Street. As the engineer for Mr. Diehl did not have the plans ready to place before the Board no action was taken and the heating was postponed for two weeks. Hearing was declared open upon application of Felix Viano of Bedford Street for permission toerect a gasoline filling station on his premises at the corner of Reed Street. Fred N. Viano came before the Board and stated that he intended to run the filling station and to have his agency for Hudson -Essex cars there. ' The Board considered the proposition and decided not to grant the permit. Hearing was declared open upon the application of Beatrice Lamont for permission to erect a private garage on her premises. No persons appeared to object and the Board voted to grant the permit. Permission was granted to the Edison Elec. Ill. Co. to erect two poles on blossom Street, near the corner of 'Waltham Street. License was signed for Eugene Viano to sell Alcohol at the Lexington Tire and Service Exchange. The Board signed the application of Alice A. Frost of Allen Street for permission to board two infants. The bond of Hans Sorensen necessary to be filed in connection with his Public Carriage License was approved. Application was received from G. W. Claflin of 168 Mass.. Ave. for permission to install a gasoline filling station at 168 Mass. Ave. It was decided not to grant a hearing on this application as the Board felt there was no necessity for granting the permit. ' Letter was received from the Civil Service Commission in regard to the appointment of James J. Sullivan as Acting Qhief of Police. The Board decided to appoint James J. Sullivan as Chief of Police in the future.