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,28 John M. Miskell Concord Ave. 400 Swine Frank P. Reynolds School St. & Mass. Ave. 100 " George J. Bailey Ea�5tr.Stlleet 50 " ' Swenson Brothers Allen Street 100 " Mrs. Edward P. Merriam and Mrs. Charles C. Holt together with Mr. Frederick L. Hmery came before the Board in regard to the question of collection of garbage in their section on Merriam Hill. It was stated that Thomas Forsythe has been collecting their garbage, but he has not been around for two weeks, and they felt that something must be done as all garbage cans and. pails were filled to overflowing. Mrs. Merriam stated that 'fir. Cady said that he would come on Saturday of this week to collect her garbage, but she is not sure off him all the time as he is very busy. She also stated that she wolald be willing to pay for having her garbage collected if the town would provide a team to do the work. She was informed that it might be possible to get permission from the Town to furnish a team to collect the garbage of such householders who want their garbage collected.. Mr. Emery stated that it was the duty of the Selectmen to insert an article in the Town !.'.1arrant for a meeting in June in regard to the collection of garbage in the town. The Board decided to have an article inserted in the warrant for the June Town Meeting in regard to same, and asking for an appropria- tion. Letter was received from the Supt. of Public '.forks about the matter, and the Board voted to instruct the Supt. of Public Works to obtain cost of collection of garbage in the town of Lexington and re- port his recommendations to the Board. Hearing was declared open at 8:30 P. M. upon the application of James V. Picariello, 9 Shirlly Street to erect a two car garage on his premises at said address. No persons appeared to object, and it was voted to grant him permission to erect a garage. Letter was received. from W. E. Jones in which ,he asked permission of the Board to string three sets of lights acrossthestreet at the Episcopal Church for one day, June 9, 1928. The Board voted to grant permission to do this. Letter was received from Geoffrey L. Pippette in which he stated that he is building a house on Shade Street, and Mr..Holmes,who owns the two lo#s adjoining his propertyis contemplating erecting a shed to be used as a storehouse in connection with his wholesale cider, vinlgar, and pickle business. He stated that Mr. Holmes, business would be carried. on from the shed, and he felt that it would be detrimen- t@tl to' -.his property. After discussing the matter, the.Board decided to notify Mr. Pippette that the matter has been turned over to the Building Inspector. Letter was received from the Fairways Construction Company asking permission to erect signs in the town directing people to the Paul Revere Golf Links on Cedar Street. The Board discussed the matter, and decided to grant permission ' to this company to erect a sign at Mass. Avenue and Cedar Street, also n one at Cedar Street and Hill Street, accor(ling to the design submitted, said signs are to be painted black and gold to conform to the standard sign erected in Lexington. Permission is given subject to revocation at any time by the Board without a hearing.