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25 REGULAR MEETING, AUGUST 12, 1930. ' A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held at the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building at 7:30 P.M. Messrs. Burnham, Custance, Trask, Shannon, and Blake were present. The Supt. of Public Works and t he Clerk pro -tem were also present. Petition was. approved for the N.E.T. & T. Co. to remove sixty-six (66) poles on Lowell Street between Woburn St. Woburn Street and the Lexington -Burlington line. poles. Letter was received from Margaret J. Fleming, Ward Street, Lexington, in which she stated that Greenblott inasmuch as the old cars belong to Mr. Greenblott cars* that are on her property that she could not move them, but that she had notified Mr. Greenblott to clear the pasture. Application was received from Mr. Greenblott, 94 Prospect Street, Waltham, for a Third Class Motor Greenblott Vehicle Junk License to do business either at rear application, of 33 Bedford Street or rear of the Paul Revere Junk License. Garage on Marrett Rd. After discussing the matter, the Board decided to refuse the license. Letter was received from the Supt. of Public Woods claim. Works giving estimate of connecting the house of Mr. George A. Woods, 51 Bloomfield St. with the sewer through the back of his lot. This would include the house connection. Mr. Robert H. Holt, Attorney stated that Mr. Woods would settle pay the expenses of connecting his and pay him in addition $100. plus bringing the suit. for Mr. Woods, if the town would house with the sewer, the legal expenses of The Board voted to lay the matter on the table until the return of the Town Counsel Letter of complaint was received from Mr. David Govan, 54 Woodland Road, Lexington, relative to dogs Complaint re owned by people residing at 38 Woodland Road. Mason dogs. Upon looking up the records, it was found that the dogs were owned by Vinton Mason and that he has licensed five Pointers and 1 English Setter. The Board decided to write to Mr. Mason and ask that he abate the nuisance and refer him to Section l of Article XXX of the Town By -Laws relative to dogs. Mr. Russell I. Prentiss came before the Board Legion and presented a letter requesting; permission to erect Banner and maintain a banner across Mass. Ave. from October 3-10 inclusive, preferably between the Bank Building and the Hunt Block. The banner is to be made of canvas and will have suitable words welcoming the American Legion to Lexington, the printing to be in gold on a blue background.