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145 SELECTMEN ► S MEETING JANUARY 24, 1933. A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the SelectmenIs 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 Clerk were also present. It was voted to approve the application of Ernest J. PeddlerE Collins of 35 Waltham Street for peddlers license to license peddle fruits and vegetables. Application for the free use of Cary Memorial Hall Use of for the afternoons of February 5 and February 19, 1933 Cary Hall for two free band concerts was received from James J. for Carroll, Chairman of the Musical Division of the Lexington concerts Recreation Association, The Board voted to grant the reouest. List of outstanding water rates of Section Three Water was before the Board. rates Letter was received from the Town Counsel in which he stated that the attorney for John Donnelly & Sons, Donnelly Raymond S. Wilkins of Palmer, Dodge, Barstow & iVilkins, billboad ' has written a letter agreeing that his clients will do nothing about erecting a billboard on the property of Edward J. Gavin. On the strength of this he has allowed the question of a temporary injunction to go off the list. Notice was received from the County Commissioners Count that the town would be called upon to appropriate Hosp t, $3,170.90 for the maintenance and repairs of the Middlesex bill County Tuberculosis Hospital, the same to be payable before April 1, 1933. Letter was received from the Town Accountant in which he called attention to the fact that his appointment expired Town on January 23rd, and requested re -appointment to the office Account - of Town Accountant. The Board voted to appoint Mr. Charles ant F. Pierce to the office of Town Accountant for a period of three years from January 23, 1933. Hearing was declared open upon the application of Fred L. Green for permission to maintain a two car garage of brick on Bertwell Road. Mr. Norman Hooper came before the Board and stated that he had no objection to a garage being built upon this Green property but he did object to its being built before the hearing is held. The Chairman explained to him that the law Garage ' Provides that this hearing is held on the maintenance and use of the building and not on the granting of a permit to build the building. The applicant not having appeared, it was decided to notify him to be present at the next meeting of the Board.