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�A A letter of thanks was received from Miss Anna Hannaford for the granting of her Sunday Sales permit free of charge. ' Bill for $579, for the painting of the Public Works Building was approved by the Board. The Chairman reported that in addition to the contract of $484, he authorized sides of the building to be painted. Two sides were Public very dry and he approved the price of $95. for the extra V�orks work. Building. Mr. Ferguson called attention to some holes that needed to be puttied up on the Public Works Building and felt that the Supt. of Public Works should communicate with Mr. Tobin in regard to the matter. Mr. Gilcreast reported that he attended the meeting of the Mayor's Club in r1gard to the proposed tax and after wasUng several hours there, he gathered from the meeting Meeting. that they would recommend a gasoline tax for the surplus resenue needed for Welfare and Soldiers Relief. Letter was received from the State Dept. of Public Health in which they stated that the chare for Tuberculosis cases at the Rutland Sanatorium would be 917.50 a week. Public The only case left in the Sanatorium now is Nelson S. Dwyer Health and the Clerk was directed to prepare application for his admittance to the Middlesex County Sanatorium. The Board reserves the right to reappoint or not next year. The correspondence of the Building Inspector in regard to Mr. G. E. Pease and Mr. Geo. E. Crooks, where one party built a house on two 25 foot lots and agreed to buy the house and provide a two car garage from the other party and sell him enough land to comply with the Town Building Laws. Later the man found out that he did not have enough land to comply with the Building Laws and the two car garage was not 712 feet from the line inasmuch as sufficient land was not sold to him. The Town Counsel gave an opinion to the Building Inspector that the only violation was of the Building law Playground Instructors. in leaving tht garage in its present relation to the present lot line. Redivision of lots in this manner appears to be done very often and there appeaas to be a question as to whether Building law opinion The Board voted to approve the following list of instructors at the Playground for the coming season: - Edward Abell 9 weeks @ $30.00 - $270.00 Dorothy Rudd 9. " @ 20.00 - 180.00 Robert Mara 10 " @1 22.00 - 220.00 Helen McCarron 8 " G 15.00 - 120.00 Sylvia Swett 8 n @ 18.00 - 144.00 Dorothy Cummings 8 'r 5.00 - 48.00 The Board reserves the right to reappoint or not next year. The correspondence of the Building Inspector in regard to Mr. G. E. Pease and Mr. Geo. E. Crooks, where one party built a house on two 25 foot lots and agreed to buy the house and provide a two car garage from the other party and sell him enough land to comply with the Town Building Laws. Later the man found out that he did not have enough land to comply with the Building Laws and the two car garage was not 712 feet from the line inasmuch as sufficient land was not sold to him. The Town Counsel gave an opinion to the Building Inspector that the only violation was of the Building law Playground Instructors. in leaving tht garage in its present relation to the present lot line. Redivision of lots in this manner appears to be done very often and there appeaas to be a question as to whether Building law opinion