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SELECTMEN'S MEETING ' JANUARY 10, 1933. A regular meeting of the Selectmen was held in the Selectments Room, Town Office Building, at 7:30 P.M. Messrs. Trask, Custance, Gilcreast, Ferguson and O'Connell were present. The Supt. of Public Works and the Clerk were also present. Hearing was declared pen on the application of Theodore A. Custance for permission to maintain a two car garage of wooden construction on lot at the corner of Reed Street and proposed way. No persons appeared to object. Mr. Custance presented the plans showing the location of the garage which was to be under the house, and it was voted to grant the permit. Comitment of sewer rental charges for the second section in the amount of $1574.98 was signed by the Board. Commitment of water charges in the second section in the amount of $7504.92 was also signed by the Board. Letter was received from the State Forester in which ' he approved the appointment of Osborne J. Gorman as Supt. of the Moth Department for the year 1933. It was decided to notify Mr. Gorman that he was appointed as Moth Supt. for the year 1933. Application for an overhanging sign was receited from the Colonial Garage, Inc., sign to be located at Mass. Ave. number 1668. Mr. Viano, in a letter to the Selectmen, explained that it might not be necessary to have this sign overhanging the sidewalk, but they desired the permit so that if it were necessary to place the sign there, they would have permission to overhang the sidewalk. Mr. Gilcreast stated that there were a great many signs in front of the Viano property and he felt they should not be given permission to put up any more. The matter was therefore left with the Chairman to communicate with Mr. Viano. Application was received from Edward L. Child to place a "Daisy Doughnut" sign at 1775 Mass. Avenue, the O'Connell block. It was voted to grant this permit provided the necessary insurance is filed. Town Counsel explained in connection with the billboard ' on Mass. Avenue that he was in communication with the State Dept. of Public Works, and the sign has not as yet been constructed. He found that the billboard burliness had formerly been in the name of John Donnelly and Sons,,,and Mrs. Mary Donnelly was now operating the business although she had never filed a business certificate. 12"7 Custance garage Commit- ments. Moth Supt. Viano Overhang- ing Sign. Child Overhang- ing Sign. Bil]b oars