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'came out and saw the work that they were doing, and informed Mr. Ross that after seeing the work that he would not pay any attention to further objections. From the description of the two men who went to the State House, it appeared that Thomas Curley and Sam Moretti were the man. Mr. Ross had heard that Mr. Curley was circulating a petition to have him discharged. In the Spring, Curley came to him again and Mr. Ross told him that he was not putting on any help. In the Spring of 1930 they put on about ten men. He then did not hear from Mr. Curley for some time until he was put on under him on the unemployment crew. He would class him as a fair worker. He also stated that when he hired him there were not the number of men available that there are today, and he can secure now a much better class of help than at that time and he would prefer not to take Mr. Curley back. He did not class him as a regular man, only as transient help. Mr. O'Connell asked if he would put Mr. Curley on some time when he has hired some men that would be in addition to that he now has, inasmuch as he felt that the conditions at the man's home showed the need of income. Mr. Ross stated at some time when he did need extra men he would hire him. The Board discussed the matter of installing a sewer in Vine Street, and inasmuch as Miss Mulvey did not appear as she stated she would to meet the Town Engineer at noon time, it was decided not to go ahead on the sewer. Later it was voted to reconsider the matter inasmuch as Miss Mulvey appeared before the Board. Mr. Albert Ross was also present. Miss Mulvey presented a statement showing what she intended to do in her houses to remedy conditions that now exist. She stated that 'she had engaged a plumber, but he had been refused a permit by the Plumbing Inspector to do the work. The Chairman presented to her the agreement to be signed by her mother as owner of the property and she agreed to have the paper signed and in the hands of the Board on Wednesday. She stated that they intend to make the house at 19 Vine Street, back into a one family house, that windows would have to be installed.where necessary for the bath rooms. In regard to the store she stated that their intentions are to put the store in condition. They propose to fix the windows and fix the interior of it and put it in its original condition. She was not ready to present her plans, but she had a personal plan in mind which would be objectionzble if the store was removed. They intend to use the stable for storage. They also intend to demolish all of the out -houses. She called attention to the fact that in one of the tenements the paper was off the walls when they viewed the building inasmuch as it was in the process of being papered and thAt is why it looked so bail. Mr. Custa.nce 423 Sewer, Vine St. and Mulvey property.