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402 <br />SELECTMEN'S MEETING <br />JAN. 20, 1931. <br />A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held <br />at the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building. Messrs. <br />Burnham, Custance, Trask, Shannon and Hlake were present. <br />The Supt. of Public Works and the Clerk were also <br />present.. <br />The Board viewed the reports of various departments <br />and approved same, to be printed in the Town Report. The <br />reports were as follows: <br />Letter was received from Mr. Robert L. Ryder in which <br />Cemetery,. Committee Health Inspector <br />Reports <br />Animal Inspector Milk Inspector <br />approved. <br />Building Inspector Moth Department <br />a bond so that <br />sorest Warden Park Department <br />the Board mi<ht apportion the sewer talc on <br />Sealer Weights & Measures &'Apt. of Public Works <br />Street <br />Supt. of Streets Town Engineer <br />as requested by him. <br />Town Treasurer Town Clerk <br />Water Dept. Wire Inspector <br />Letter was also received from the Town <br />Letter was received From Mr. Russell I. Prentiss in <br />in <br />which he called attention to B -Coli in the swimming pool. <br />which he stated that he knew of no law whereby <br />He recommended that a chlorination machine be installed <br />Board <br />to eliminate the possiblity of typhoid fever,'dysentary end <br />B-Choli in <br />other similar diseases. He stated that the installation would <br />this <br />not cost more than $1000.. and the operation $.10 a day. <br />Swimming <br />The Board discussed the matter of chlorination of the <br />Pool <br />swimming pool.and also whether or not they would connect <br />been legally committed. <br />up with other wells allowing:, a larger water supply. <br />The matter was turned over to Mr. Trask and Dr. Shannon <br />The Board therefore decided that there <br />to look into and make a recommendation to the Board at their <br />next meeting. <br />tax and <br />Letter was received from Mr. George M. Ross in which <br />Estimates <br />he stated that the Appropriation Committee desired to have <br />for 1931. <br />the r<=quests for appropriations in their hands at least ten <br />days in advance of the Town Meeting. <br />The Board informed them that they would endeavor to <br />place the estimates in their hands as soon as possible. <br />Letter was received from Mr. Robert L. Ryder in which <br />W` <br />"WTI <br />L <br />1 <br />he confirmed his agreement with the Board <br />at their <br />last <br />meet n , that Charles W. Ryder would file <br />a bond so that <br />Ryder's <br />the Board mi<ht apportion the sewer talc on <br />Lincoln <br />Street <br />request <br />as requested by him. <br />for <br />Letter was also received from the Town <br />Counsel <br />in <br />apportion- <br />which he stated that he knew of no law whereby <br />the <br />Board <br />ment <br />of Selectmen had any authority to accept a <br />bond of <br />this <br />of sewer <br />kind and to apportion the tax, inasmuch as <br />the tax <br />had <br />tax <br />been legally committed. <br />The Board therefore decided that there <br />was nothing <br />that could be done in regard to this sewer <br />tax and <br />so <br />notified Mr. Ryder. <br />W` <br />"WTI <br />L <br />1 <br />