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370 W;;;b Last year the fee for this golf course was $25. The Board felt that in view of present conditions that it might be well to reduce the charge to $10. for this license and therefor voted to do so. Application was received from Miss Madeline C. NewellCary ' fob the use of Cary Memorial Hall on May 7th for the Kemorial theatrical "Little Women" for the benefit of the rental. ;.Frdnces Willard Settlement. They requested the reduced rates. . The Board voted to grant the use of the hall for the afternoon and evening for $25. Mr. Walter Temple of York Street was drawn as a Juror, juror for the criminal session. Dental It was voted to appoint Mrs. Florence E. Gilcreast Clinic as a memberoSf the Dental Clinic Oommittee to take the Committee. place of Mrs. Robert H. Holt, resigned. Constable's The bond of Patrick J. Maguire as Constable was bond. approved by the Board. Circular letter was received from Melrose in regard Bill to the filing of the bill relative to County expenditures. proposed As yet, however, the copies of the proposed bill have by not been received by this Board. Melrose. The Board discussed the figures on the cost of condtruction of Allen Street and requested the Supt. Allen of Public Works to bring in a plan showing the work that Street, was proposed to be done on this street. E 1 1 Mr. Custance reported that he was not ready as yet Widening to report any definite plans on the relocation of Oak of Oak St. Street. It was voted to appoint the following members of the old Age Board of Selectmen as the Board of Old Age Assistance. Assistance Mr. John E. Gilcreast, Mr. Chas. E. Ferguson and Mr. Board. Daniel J. O'Connell. Supt. of Public Works attention was called to the fact Bus that he has not as yet placed the bus stop sign on Waltham stop. Street. The Board discussed the matter of Unemployment Relief. Unemployment Mr. Trask reported that about forty -yen were now working Relief. from two to five days each week and that the funds of the Unemployment Relief were getting low and he felt that something must be done to save what little money is left for emergency cases in the fall. After considering the matter, the Board voted that notice should be sent to -the unemployed that next week they will be allowed two day's work and after that they will not be allowed any further work. The plan of Burlington Street was before the Board Burlington and Mr. Custance reported having talked the matter over St., of the taking with Mr. Morey to find out what his position would be in regard to the taking of his property. E 1 1