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413 SELECTbT,N'S MEETING ' FEBRUARY 3, 1931. received. from Stephen Deveau, Fremont Price re ,A regular, meetin;; of the Roard of Selectmen was held Street, giving a on the Town Farm price of property at the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building at 7:30 P.M. an opportunity to Messrs Burnham, Custance Shannon, Blake and Trask were p esent. wrecking while business is dull. The -Supt:. Qf.Public works and the Clerk were also pre s,RE to write Mr. DeVeau that they The Board signed the notice of intention to layout Dexter Rd. arrangements Dexter Road from Fuller lioad to Williams Road, hearing layout. down. to be held on the same undr date, of Febr^aary 17, 1931. Commitment of water rates "or the third section Commitments* in the amount of $2463.92 was signed by the Board. Commitment of sewer rental charges for the t!aird section in the amount of $196.85 w>is signed 11ay the Board. Commitment of street betterment charges for Tart Avenue in the amount of Five Thousand four hundred dollars was also siined .by the Aoard. The Board of Assessors a�r&ed to meet with the Meeting re Board of Selectmen on Tuesday evening, Feburary 10, 1331, Swenson ' to discuss the matter of the Fwenson property assessment. Assessment. In regard to the Public Carriage license of James Cavanaugh,,inasmuch as all other licenses issued James complied with the Public Carriage regulations requiring Cavanaugh a bond of $1000 and inasmuch as the Compulsary Liability Public Tnsurance in the Lenrislature is now being discussed, it Carriage was decided to notify James Cavanau<-h that the 1?oard license. would not grant him a license until such time as he has filed the necessary bond. Letter was received from Rev. William J. McCarthy, Pastor of St. Bri,,ids Church, asking whether or not the Reduced Board would allow the reduced rate for the rental of rate Cary Memorial Hall February 9. Catholic The Board voted to grant the reduced rate of $25. Reunion. The Board considered the application of Harry L. Coolidge for Soldiers Relief and decided that if H. L. Coolid?e Mr. Coolidge does not operate an automobile, which is Soldiers Relief. against the rules of the State Aid ')epartment, to grant him $10. a week. Letter was received. from Stephen Deveau, Fremont Price re Street, giving a on the Town Farm price of property $375. for moving the buildings moving bldg. and asking that he be given on Town Farm. an opportunity to do this wrecking while business is dull. The Board decided to write Mr. DeVeau that they had not made any arrangements as yet to take the buildings down.