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376 The Board decided that there might be many people that would give tbethe Naar East Relief that would not give to local welfare department and therefor voted to zoo cooperate by sending their notice to the papers, on< Notice was rdoeived from Allen Brooks, Administrative ' Secretary of the State Dept. of Public Utilities, informing Lovell the Board of a hearing on Wednesday April 13, at 10: 30 A.M. Pus In. Room 1669 State Mouse, upon the application of the Lovell hearing. Bus Linea Inc. for a certificate of public convenience and necessity for the operation of motor vehicles for the carriage of passengers for hire between Lelington and Billerica, passing through Lexington, Burlington, Billerica and Bedford. The Chairman of the Board was requested to attend the hearing, Ryder The health Inspector reported in regard to the Ryder piggery, piggery on Maple Street. No further actlLon was taken except to file the report. ; The Clerk was instructed to write to Mr. Griswold Winter requesting him to present the plans of Winter Stro*t Street. for approval at an early date, Letter was received from Mrs. Norman Stoekhaus representing the American Legion Auxiliary, asking Legion permission to erect and wye to a stand si#nilar to stand. the one the Legion had last year on Depot Square on April 19th. They plan to sell tonic, ice cream and hot dogs. ftb Beard voted to grant permission to operate the stand provided they provide liability insurance protecting the Town for any claim for injuries as a result of the erection of this stand. Letter was received from William P. Bailey, 276 West Street, Needham relative to the Tomn of Lexington shutting Street the lights off at one o'clock in the morning. He stated lights. that the voters at the Town Meeting voted to have the lights shut off at one o'clock, but that the Selectmen have not carried out the action. ne desired to know the result of shutting off thellights in Lexington. The Chairman replied to th$ letter. Letter was received from Charles E. Hadley, Sealer of Weights and Measures, askin that his son Frank n. Sealer of Hadley be appointed Sealer of Weights and Measures and Weights as Special Police officer during his absence while he & goes to California. He stated that he talked with Measures. Mr, Meredith of the Bureau of Standards.at the State House and he stated that this would be satisfactory to him. The Board voted to appoint Frank R. Hadley in place of his father as Sealer of Weights and Measures and also as Special Police. Letter was reooived from Fletcher W. Taft, Clerk April 19th of the April 19th Celebration Committee,''in*fttng the Committee. Board of Selectm4n to view the parade in front of the Cary Memorial Building. The parade will start from The Adams School at 10 o'clock, A. M. 1 1