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r L 137 SELECTMENIS MEETING JANUARY 17, 1933. A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held In the Selectments 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. Pasteurization of Milk Licenses were granted to Haskell Past. of Reed of Lowell Street and to Swenson Brothers to operate the Milk plant at 210 Marrett Road. Both licenses having expired, it Licenses was voted to grant the permits without inspection. The matter of abating the water guarantee of William G Potter of Walnut Street was considered and inasmuch as another main to the Middlesex County Tuberculosis Hospital was put in in that section that more than takes care of the guarantee it was voted to abate the guarantee, and to so notify Mr. Potter. Water abatemen Approval of the appointment of Edward W. Taylor as Forest Warden for the ensuing year was received from the Forest State Forester. It was therefore voted to appoint Mr. Taylor Warden as Forest Warden for one year from date. Application for the rental of Cary Memorial Hall for February 27, 1933 at the reduced rates was received from Cary Mem Rev, Wm. J. McCarthy. Tke Hall was to be used for the rental Catholic Church ReuAion. It was voted to allow the hall at the reduced rate of $25. Notice was received from the Town Clerk that the Committee appointed by the Moderator to revise the Plumbing Plumbing By-laws is as follows: Charles E. Ferguson, Edward W. By -Laws. Sibley, Vernon C. Page, Lester L. Andrews, and M. Bowman Judkins. Letter was received from Patrick Cronin of Utic St. in which he requested that an electric light be installed on Utica Street to serve the fourteen families on that street. It was ddcided to insert an article in the Warrant relative to the light. The Chairman reported that he talked with Mr. Viano relative to having so many signs on his premises, and he agreed that he did have too many and in fact he stated that he already had taken some of them down. He did, however, want permission to put up this particular sign applied for inasmuch as other signs would be taken down but he would replace them by this sign. It was voted to grant this permit with the understand- ing that he would take down some of the other signs as promised. Street Light, Utica Street. Viano Overhang- ing sign.