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61 SELECTMEN'S MEETING February 18, 1930. A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building at 7:30 P.M. Messrs. Custance, Chamberlain and Shannon were present. The Supt. of Public ~'Works 'and the Clerk were also present. The Board signed application for peddlerts license Peddler's for Charles Fisher, Curve St., to peddle vegetables license to within the' limits of the Town of Lexington. C. Fisher. ' The Board also signed peddler's license for Willard Peddlerts Swinimer, Spring Road, Bedford, to peddle within the license to limits of the Town of Lexington. N.Swinimer. 1 u Notice of a hearing to '-.e held at the County Commissionerts Office on February 21, 1930 at 10 A.M. was called to the attention of the isoard. The Board granted a pool room license to J. J. Carroll, 17 Mu.zzey Street, Lexington, for the balance of the license year, to May 1, 1930. Commitment of miscellaneous water charges in the amount of $468.12 was signed b the Board; also Commitment of miscellaneous sewer charge's in the amount of $165.14. Hearing at County Com. Office. Pool license granted. Water sewer Mis- cellaneous charge com- mitment. Letter was received from Nelson J. Bowers offering his resignation as a member of the Planning board, to Resignation take effect when Mr. Edgar F. Scheibe is elected to N.J.Bowers. that office, March 3, 1930. The Board acknowledged his resignation., Letter was received from Harold B. Lamont, Chairman of the Tercentenar:, Committee, in which he named three new members for the commttee to be appointed, namely, Albert A. Ross, Russell 1. Prentiss and William R. S. Eaton, also Geroge S. Barton as Chairman of the committee in charge of publicity. Letter was received from Kepresentative Gerome E. - Briggs ack3mowledging the letter of the Board asking, him to favor house bill #918 which allows reimbursement to cities and. towns for the care of sick, poor persons. Mr. Briggs stated that until he had heard the arguments on the Bill, he felt that the additional amount to be paid b= towns like Lexington, or the difference between $10.50 and $20. per week would not affect the Town but if it were_placed upon the State, it would materially affect•the State tax. Letter was received from Frank T. Hines, Director, Suggested names for Terecen- tenary. House Bil #918.