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34 �. sidewalk along the property. The Supt. of Public Works reported on the cost of putting Cedar Street into good Cedar St, condition as $2800. This would be widening the roadway, filling with gravel, graded, applying of bituminous top and treated with pea stone and loam. The Board decided that there were too many other pnojects that needed attention at this time, and decided to inform the Paul Revere Golf Club that they would see that the road was kept in good condition, but they did not feel they could expend the money for widening this year. Mr. Scamman reported that Neil McIntosh informed him that he had given a small circle Mr. McIntosh of land at the triangle at the junction of re abate- Prospect Hill Road and Wachusett Drive in Fair ment of Oaks to the Town by not selling the land and betterments. leaving it in the highway. Mr. McIntosh there- fore felt that he was entitled to abatement of bette ments on this small strip of land, amounting to approximately $19.00. No action was taken on this matter. It was left with the Clerk to appoint the Tellers in the various precincts to serve at the annual election in March. Letter was received from the Shell Eastern Petroleum Products Inc. in which they stated Shell Gas Co. that in regard to the matter of the sign and sign removed. fence at Massachusetts Avenue, formerly owned by Anselm C. Mullen and Mary G. Welsh, they have referred the matter to Michael McDonough who operates the station. Mr. Scamman further reported that Mr. Mullen communicated with him and stated that they would take down the 101 sign nearest the street and a part of the fence. Checking The Clerk reported that the Assessors had deeds, made a start on checking the deeds of the East E. Lexington Lexington Meadows by asking the Examiner at Meadows. East Cambrid'e to report the deeds on record. The Supt. of Public Works' Tetter was received regarding the sewer assessment on Forest Forest St. Street and advising that at the time the vote was Sewer passed on construction of Forest Street as a'highway, Assessment. nothing was mentioned about betterment assess- ments for sewer construction, and he did not see - any reason why the sewer betterments on Forest Street should not be paid. It was decided to inform Mr. Latimer S. Beaver to this effect.