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I. <br />REGULAR MEETING, APRIL 17, 1928 <br />A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held at <br />the Selectmen's office at 7:30 P.M. Messrs. Burnham, <br />Custance, Ballard, Robertson, and Chamberlain were present. <br />The Supt. of Public Works and the Clerk were also present. <br />Mr. Randall B. Houghton came before the Board in regard <br />to Payment of bill $149.35 which was rendered to the Board for <br />work done by the Field and Garden Club in 1925, 1926, and 1927. <br />ne Stated that in 1921 and 1922 the Field and Garden Club were <br />made payments by the Town for work done amounting to $56.71 <br />and $60.00 respectively in those years, and since that time <br />nothing has been paid by the town, but a great deal of work <br />has been done by this Club in cleaning up the grass borders <br />that are on the highway. <br />The Board discussed the advisability of having the Field <br />and Garden Club do this work, and Pyr. Houghton stated that <br />the Club was an old one and that it had been the custom of <br />the club to do this, but he was willing to abide by what the <br />Board decided to do, but he did feel that they Zhould pay <br />the bill of•$149.35 inasmuch as this had been the custom in <br />the past and it was simply owing to the negligence of the _ <br />Treasueer that the bill had not been received. <br />After lir. Houghton retired, the Board voted to pay the <br />bill of $149.35 but decided to notify the Field and Garden <br />Club that hereafter the Board would prefer that the Field and Gar- <br />den Club would not do any work on Town property. <br />In regard to the exchange of 1%nd proposed by Robbins & <br />Smith near Harrington Park, Ir. Robertson reported that he <br />and JAr. Chamberlain had viewed the stakes laid out by the <br />Engineer showing the property Robbins & Smith intend to deed <br />to the Town to straighten out the matter of Harrington Park, <br />and they found that the land intended to be deeded would be <br />all right for the Town to accept and the Board decided to <br />authorize the Town Counsel to pvoceed to negotiate lnith <br />Robbins & Smith to complete arrangements for the deeding of <br />this property in exchange for a part.of Harrington Park so that <br />a definite plot of land will be deeded to the Town. <br />The report of the Supt. of Public Works which is as follows <br />was approved: <br />April 17, 1928 <br />The work accomplished by the various departments during <br />the week of April 14th is as follows: <br />Highway Department. <br />The greater part of the work of the week was patching <br />streets in all part's of the town, and cleaning streets in the <br />vicinity of the center,of the town. The work of grading, scrap- <br />ing, and rolling gravel roads was continued. Several stumps <br />and roots of large trees were removed from the new Town Hall <br />grounds. <br />Water Department. <br />
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