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A REGULAR MEETING, JANUARY '8, 1929. A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held at the Selectmen's Office at 7:30 P.M. ' Messrs. Burnham, Chamberlain, Custance and Robertson were present. The Supt. of Public Works and the Clerk were also present. Mr. Robert B. Lutes and Mrs. Cecily I. lutes came before the Board and stated that they had purchased the Kendall property at 271 Marrett Road. They stated that they carne here from New York state and desired to make this place their home, but they also desired to rent rooms to tourists Lutes appli- and to serve meals, and to sell gifts and antiques. They stated that they understood that the previous cation. owner had rented the rooms to tourists and a roadside stand had been operated upon the premises. Zoning Law. They stated that the house was a two family house, but they desired to discontinue the use of it as such. They stated that the outside appearance of the place would be lire a home except that they would like to have a sign up designating the premises. The Board decided to advertise a public hearing under Sections 15 and 16 of the Zoning By - Law. '. It was voted to request the Director of Audit Accounts to make an audit of the 1928 accounts of the Town in accordance with the vote of the Town Accounts. at the Town. Meeting, March 26, 1928. Certificate of the vote passed by the Town Representative authorizing the Selectmen to petition the Legis - Town lature for an act for Representative Form of Town Meeting Meeting was signed by the Board. At 8:30 P.M. hearing was declared open upon the application of Harry L. Coolidge and Letitia Efnor for a permit to install two tanks of 5,000 gallons gasoline on lot #3 at 10Y and 109 Mass. Ave. Mr. Coolidge stated that in 1918 he had a permit to keep gasoline. He presented a plan showing the layout of the lots but he did not have Harry L. a plan of the building to be erected. He stated that the land was in the business district and he Coolidge felt thathe was entitled to a permit to use the land, inasmuch as he had to pay taxes upon the hearing, same., Mr. Stephen J. Dolan, 1091a Mass. Avenue, gasoline.. appeared before the Board to object to the filling station, stating that there were enough of them now ' in the ficnity. Mrs. Hilda B. Dolan, 109-V Mass. Avenue stated that she had seven children and she felt that anotbbr station would endanger the lives of the children. Mr. Frank J. Clare, 1072 Mass. Ave. stated that his property was back of where the filling station was to be