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86 Ph Owl to the proposition of caring for the grass borders Grass Borders* on a 50-50 basis. He stated that he would later ' secure_ the figures from the Treasurer, Randall Houghton about what the previous cost of taking careof the borders amounted to. Application was received from Frank W. Perkins, F. W. Perkins 536-542 Mass. Ave. for permission to store and sell gasoline gasoline in underground tanks in the capacity of application. 2000 gallons as an accessory to auto repairing. The Board voted to advertise the hearing but it should be advertised for a joint hearing with the Board of Appeals. The Board considered the letter received from John N. Connors under date of June 9 in which he stated regarding the, swine and buildings.. that he John N. did not know they were within the limits of the Town Connors pig of Lexington until the Town Engineer staked out application* the line about ten days ago. He therefor wished to apply for a permit to keep the swine and buildings. The Board considered Mr._Connorts application for a permit to keep swine and to have the buildings which he erected without a permit in the Town of Lexington, occupied for use on his premises located off Old County Road, Lincoln, and voted to notify ' Mr. Connors that they would give him one month from the date of the, letter to remove the swine in question and one month from the date of the letter in which to remove the structures in question before further action is taken by the Board. Mr. Lumsden, 157 Reed Street, Lexington came before the hoard to report a condition which he f elt should be brought to the Boardis attention. He stated that he came here to Lexington to live. the first of February, and he had hoped to make this Town his home Toyin. He stated that he came down to the Center a week ago Saturday night, and at the coraar of Waltham Street he turned his car around after having stopped at the stores, and the light was green when he went across the street and it turned yellow while he was crossing the street. He had his daughter with him at the time. When he went to look -for his registration, he did not have it with him. He went home to look for it and camb back to Officer Lima and told himthat he could not find his registration. The Officer then informed him that he had a stolen car and took him down to the Police station to lock him up. He found later that day that the truck of the Firestone Rubber Co. in Malden was driven by him to Hudson and that he ' took his license out of his pocket and put it in the truck and then, forgot it. He wanted to telq)hone Mr. Nelson to tell him about this and officer Lima would not let him telephone. He told him that he did not believe he had_ a license and he believed that he had