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REGULAR MEETING, APRIL 26, 1927. A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held at the Selectmen's Office, at 7:31) P.M. Messrs. Custanee, Burnham, Robertson, and Chamber Lain v -..--re present. The Supt. of Public Works and the Clerk were also present. The records of last meeting were approved. Russell I. Prentiss, Health Inspector, came before the Board and also several of the persons applying for pig permits, namely, lr. Bartholomew Connors, Ernest K. Ballard, Frank Reynolds, John Sullivan, William G. Foster, Mr. Welsh of the H. L. Wellington Farm, and Mr. IN. E. McDonald representing J. F.Kimball of Concord Avenue. Mr. Russell I. Prentiss reported that he recommended permits be granted to all of the men present. He stated that there was a decided change in the conditions of all premises -,,,ahere he visited, and that the men were cooperating more than ever in an endeavor to live up to the regulations. He recommended that the following permits he granted: Frank P. Reynolds John Shea C. E. Dalrymple William G. Potter Robert Cady John Sullivan Herbert L. Wellington dhester A. Fogg James Moran Miss Rose Wilson Ernest K. Ballard Bartholomew Connors Mass. Avenue 180 s d; ine Wa-lnut Street 100 n Mass. Avenue Store Grocery System of Denver, Colorado, asking for permission Walnut Street 900 +� Greenwood Street 40 " 671 Mass. Avenue 100 n Dias s . Avenue 100 n Woburn Street 200 t1 Pleasant Street 100 11 84 Ward Street 5 11 17 ood Street 125 +1 656 Mass. Avenue 140 11 The applications of Daniel Shea, John Ricci, Fr nk Canisius, James 0. Credle, Poter J. Kinneen were laid on the table, aTaaiting further report from the Inspector. Application of Carl Hauck for permission to keep five goats was also laid on the table. 1 1 The Board of Survey turned over to the Planning Board the F application of Warren S. Griswold for the approval of plans of 4 Sullivan Street and Cushing Street for their recommendation. Application was received from the Roly Poly, Iqc., the Motor Store Grocery System of Denver, Colorado, asking for permission to operate a grocery store on a truck in the town. The Board replied that they did not desire to grant a licence of this kind. Joseph R. Walker came before the Board v:ith a request that the ' Board sign a statement which would assist him in getting his son into the country. Inasmuch as his son was afflicted with spinal trouble, the authorities would not let him into the country. Mr. ;"alkcr has lived in the town approximately 20 years, 'orking about at different estates. At present he is working for Hallie C.