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SELECTMF-NIS MEETING APRIL 29, 1930. The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held at the Selectments Room, Town Office Building at 7:30 P.M. Messrs. Burnham, Custance, Blake, Shannon and Trask were present. The Supt. of Public Works and the Clerk were also present. State Aid payroll in the amount of $28 for the month of April was si ned by the Board. Bids on the $8000 loan, the same being the balance of the loan for the purchase of the M.&.B.St.Rwy.Co. property, were received as follows: Estabrook & Co. 1.00.03 Faxon, Gade and Co., Inc. 100.0717 Bank of Commerce & Trust Co. 100.10 Lexington Trust Company 100.117 The bid was awarded to the Lexin-ton Trust Co. Public carriage bond of Thomas M. Montague was approved, it having been voted to grant him a license to operate a public carriage in the Town. Report was received .from the -Health Tnspector regarding the various applications for pig permits as follows: April 29, 1930. Honorable Board of Selectmen Lexington, Massachusetts Gentlemen: I have received notice that Chester Fogg, Woburn Street; Ernest K. Ballard, Wood Street; John Shea, Bow Street; J-hn Sullivan, Mass. Ave; William G. Potter, Walnut Street; Swenson Brothers, Allen Street; James F. Moran, Pleasant Street; Mary B. Wellington, Mass. Avenue have applied for permits to keep more than two swine. 131 State Aid. Bids on $8000 loan. Public Carriagt bond approved. Inspection has been made of the premises of each of the above parties, and the conditions were found to be satisfactory. I recommend that a permit be issued to Mary B, Wellin,-ton to keep 100 swine, ' James F. Moran to keep 250, Swenson Brothers to keep 100, William G. Potter to keep 900, John Sullivan to keep 75, John Shea to keep 150, Chester Fogg to keep 200, Ernest K. Ballard to keep 150. I would call your attention to the application of