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120 � c� �c Mr. George W. Ingram who works for the Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Co. living at 8 Manley Court it very ill. Family consists of wife and one girl who works at Ingram Friend's bakery on Saturdays. Rent $25. per month. It was reported that this man had been working steady getting full weeks pay; that he was running an automobile, and it was felt that the case should be investigated, In reference to application.of Miliano Rosa, 52 Rawwon Ave., the man lives in a small shack and owns nine lots of land in addition. Man worked for Busa Bros. for three Rosa ears, but got through the middle of November. He received R5. per week, and this was verified by Mr. Ferri at the Nurseries. There are four children; man owns house and pays no rent, but wants work to pay taxes and water bills. It was decided to take no action on this application. Mr. Mitchell reported application received from T.J. Doherty of 64 Farmcrest Avenue, who came before the Board last week. His wife is now out of the hospital. His house Doherty. cost about $8000. but the dues have been suspended by the bank. He has two sons married, and one daughter who earns $12. per week and turns in $5. It was felt that Mr. Doherty should be given three days work each week. In regard to the application of James S. Mowat, 17 Wachusett Drive, he received unemployment Relief last year. ' His interest payments on the house are $33.00; his wife Mowat boards three state children getting $5.50 each a week. It was decided to give him three days. Later it was decided that a man should be put in charge of the work at Franklin School and he may be given extra time'if put in charge of these men. Application was received from the father of Domonic Eovino Eovino who has lived in town nine years. No action was taken. Mr. Mitchell was to invdstigate further. In regard to the -application of Walter L. Hunt who lives with Fred Burgess of Fremont Street it was decided Hunt to give him $6. per week. The man has no settlement and" is back in his payments of board. In regard to Salvator Corselli, Mr. O'Connell advised him to pay 50� and get his license back so that he could get his license back so that he could get his job, but he Corselli. stated that he did not have the 50� to pay for the certificate. However, now it has developed that he cannot get his job back with Mr. Bieren since he lost his' license, and he wanted some assistance. His rent is $14. per month, family he and wife. It was decided to give him aid to $6. per week. , In regard to John O'Brien, Mr. Mitchell stated that he was living at the Barber Shop at night, and he wanted another day so that he could get another room. His only