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SELECTMENIS MEETING <br />February 11,1930. <br />A regular meeting -of theBoard of Selectmen <br />was held .at the Selectmen's Room, Town Office <br />Building,.at 7:30 P.M., Messrs. Burnham, Chamber-:- <br />hamber=laid, <br />laid,Custance and Blake were present. The $upt. <br />of Public Works and the Clerk were _also _present. <br />At 7:45 P.M. Mr. Albert A. floss, member of <br />the American Legion came before the Board and re- <br />quested that an article be inserted in the Warrant <br />' <br />asking for an appropriation for the use of the <br />` <br />American Legion to entertain the visitors who <br />Appropriation <br />will come to Lexington owing to the 1930 Legion <br />for American <br />convention which is to be in Boston. The Legion <br />Legion Conven- <br />estimate about $50,000 - $100,000 people will <br />tion. <br />visit the Town during the week of the convention. <br />He stated that the American Legion post in <br />Arlington is asking for $2500 and Winchester, 10001 <br />and that the Legion here felt they should have <br />$2000. <br />He spoke also of the Legion getting..public <br />subscriptions to pay for a float to be in -the, <br />parade, possibly the representation of the Spirit <br />of 1776. <br />He stated that he communicated with Mr. <br />Harold B. Lamont, Chairman of the Tercentenary <br />- <br />Committee, and he did not want to have it forgotton <br />that the American Legion would_like_to have some <br />money, and wanted to have it arranged so that it <br />would either come through the Tercentenary_ Com- <br />mittee or through the Legion itself. <br />Mr. Byron C. Earle, Tax Collector, came before <br />Tax Collector <br />the Board and informed them that he had to Increase <br />re_ appropriation <br />the appropriation $500. owing to the.faet that <br />the <br />State Auditor advised him that he could not pay <br />for the advertising of any property out of the <br />current taxes. <br />The Board of Survey voted to repeal their <br />vote passed August'&,,1929, whereby the layout <br />Proposed <br />Of 1001 was made by the Board of Survey. <br />Street. <br />At 8 P.M., hearing was declared -open on the <br />layout of a road to run from Massachusetts Avenue <br />to Vine Brook Road, along the Viano garage. <br />Various of the owners of property ap-;eared before <br />the Board to view the new layout. <br />Mf;. Custance explained to them that the _layout <br />did not take as much of their property as the 1001 <br />layout, and therefore the damages would be less <br />and at.some later date they would present a state- <br />ment relative to what they felt the damages would be. <br />No persons ap9eared to object to the layout, <br />and the hearing was declared closed. The Board <br />signed the layout of the road from Massachusetts <br />Avenue to Vine Brook Road to a width of 801. <br />
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