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178 c� SELEC TMEx' s MEET Ix G FEBRUARY 21, 1933 ' A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held on February 21, 1933 at 7:30 P,M, Messrs. Trask, Custance, Giloreast, Ferguson and O'Connell were present, The Supt. of Public Works and the Clerk were also present, Some time ago the American Legion made request for the use of Estabrook Hall for their meetings, Informally the Chairman was informed that they intended to have their Legion - meetings at the Catholic Club, therefore no further action Estabrook was taken, They now have started to use Estabrook Hall, Hall, and claimed that the Town voted to allow them the use of this hall free of charge, There is no record that the town voted this, and the Board therefore considered what charge should be made and also whether or not there should be any smoking, After discussing the matter, it was voted to make a charge of $3,00 each evening the hall is used and also not to allow smoking except in the smoking room, Hearing was declared open upon the Board's hotioe to lay out Winter Street from Bedford Street a distance of Winter St, approximately 360 feet over land of Henry J, Wood, et al, Lay Out, Mr, Wood being a resident of California, did not appear, , 'No other persons appeared, The Town Engineer_ presented plan showing the lag out and the Board voted to pass an order to lay out the street, At 7:55 P.M. hearing was declared open upon the application of Constantino Alberto for permission to erect a two car garage at the corner of Simonds Road and Alberto Harding Road. Letter was received from Grace M. gan. Garage Steenburgh of 45 Harding Road stating that she had no objection. Mr, Alberto appeared but did not present sufficient plans. He was informed that he should consult with the Building Inspector relative to the proper plans before the Board would grant the permit. The Clerk reported that Mr, Alanson A, Barker made Barker, application for additional Old Age Assistance. He -felt Old Age. that he should have at least $1.00 more. He pays $3. for his board and when he pays for his laundry he has only about $2, for himself, The Board, after considering the request, decided not to grant any increase. Pasteurization of milk license was granted to Patrick ilk Shanahan of 60 Pleasant Street, The Inspector reported icense, the place in clean condition and in compliance with the law. , Garbage Transportation of garbage permits were granted to licenses George S, Neville of Wood Street and Dennis J. Kelley of Be4ford, Mass.