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176 SELECTMEN IS MEETING l� May 27, 1930. The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held at 7:30 P . M. , at the Town Office 7DBuil ding . Messrs. Burnham, Custance, Blake, Shannon and Trask were present. The Supt. of Public Works and the Clerk were present also. Bill, Examination Bill for the examination of the records of of records, the East Lexington Meadows was received from E,Lex. Mrs. A. F. Applin in the amount of $25.00. This Meadows. bill was approved by the Board. Letter was received from the Builders Finish Manufacturers Association, Inc., 185 Mill work Devonshire Street, Boston, in which the Association to be done requested that in the specifications for public in Mass. works the clause be inserted calling foie the mill work to be manufactured in Massachusetts. The Board decided that they would notify the School Building Committee that they approved of this being done and suggested that it might be done in connection with the new school house. Letter was written to Mrs. Ida H. B. Capper ' accepting her suggestion that she might release Capper releaseto the Town the land Pp an taken by the County Com - of land. missioners in connection with the layout of Waltham Street. In regard to the bill of $77.04, the same being the amount which the April 19th Committee Bill' of has over -run their account, the Town Accountant April 19th stated that he did not believe that the payment Committee. of this amount should come out of the Tercentenary Appropriation inasmuch as the bookkeeping for the April 19th celebration committee account did not show that they exceeded their appropriation. It wqs decided, therefore, to request the Appropriation Committee to take this amount out of the Reserve Fund. Notice was received giving the decision of Pichette & the State Fire Marshal regarding the appeal on Ahern garage, the issuance of a license by the Board of Selectmen decision on. to Pichette and Ahern to maintain a garage at 851 Massachusetts Avenue, in which the Fire Marshal stated that he approved the action of the Selectmen provided the following matters were attended to: ' (a) The wooden bulkhead that is now covered with roofing paper must be removed and the vacant space filled in with dirt.