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SELECTM, fS MEETING. 413 MAY 17, 1932: A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building at 7:30 P.M. Messrs. Trask, Custance, Gilereast, Ferguson and. O'Connell were present. The Supt. of Public Works and the Clerk were also present. Certificate of incorporation of Caleb -Rand Association with Mr. Homer J. Bartlett of 15 Cedar Street, Lexirgton and Clayton F. Beach of 24 Oakland Street as two of the Certificate incorporators was received. A statement was received from of IncoriDor= the Chief of Paliee stating that these men had never been atiop. engaged in the liquor business or convicted of gaming, and it was voted to sign the certificate to that effect directed to the Secretary of the Commonwealth, Hearing was declared open on the aprlication of Roy. Cook A. Cook to maintain a one car garage at 39 Charles Street. garage No one appeared to object, and it was voted to grant hearing. the permit provided the Building Inspector approved. At 8:15 P.M. hearing was declared open on the application Pole of the Edis c Ill. Co. to erect two poles on. location. Pinewood Street wester from Summit Road. No persons appear d to object and it was voted to grant the permit. Mrs. Rebecca Bornstein came before the Board in regard to the permit applied for by Eva Bornstein at 56 Mass. Ave. Bornstein for a Common Victualler's License. She pleaded that the permit, permit be granted. The Board considered the matter, and decided not to grant the permit. Letter was received from the Town Counsel in reference to installing sewer in Belfry Terrace. In June 1929, the Belfry Town voted to install the sewer in Belfry Terrace. At that Terrace - time the Board decided to install only approximately 100 sewer, feet to the house of Fred Stankard to take care of the condition there which was complained of. The advice of the Town Counsel was asked whether or not another order to install the sewer in the rest of the street as authorized by the Town could now be recorded. The Town Counsel advised that another order could be filed in the Registry within 30 days after the adoption of the order by the Board of Selectmen and that the betterments could be collectbd. Hd stated that in the case of sewers they were different than highways. He enclosed however, a form of agreement for the abuttors to sign inasmuch as the Board informed them that they would have to sign an agreement to be willing to pay the sewer assessment. The Town Engineer came before the Board in regard to the new house that is being built. He stated that the plumbing had been put in and that he had made arrangements to connect with a septic tank in the rear of the house. It appears that they will now have to change the plumbing in order to meet the grade of the sewer. He felt that this could be worked out. The other houses on the street are all higher, and he did not believe it would be necessary to lower the sewer.