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194 01 2C c SELECTMEN'S MEETING. MARCH 7, 1933. ' A regular meeting of the Selectmen was held at the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, at 7:30 P.M. Messrs, Trask, Gilereast, Ferguson, O'Connell and Lyons were present. The Supt. of Public Works and the Clerk were also present. The Board organized with Robert P. Trask as Chairman. Mr. It was voted to send a letter of thanks to Mr. Partridge Gustance for the ice cream and cake furnished on the night that Mr. Custance served for the last time on the Board of Selectmen and retired after giving nine years of service to the Town. Mr. Note of thanks was received from Mrs. Frederick L. Emery. Emery for the flowers sent on account of the death of her husband who was Chairman of the Planning Board, Pole The New England Tel. & Tel. and E.E.I. Co. were granted location permission for joint location of seven poles on Ward Street Bd, of At 8 P. M. hearing was declared open by the Board of Survey, Survey on the 'lay out of Grant Street from the present Givant St. accepted end to East Street. No persons appeared at the hearing and the Board voted to approve the plan presented by the Town Engineer. ' Hearing was declared open by the Board of Selectmen on their notice to lay out Grant Street from Hayes Lane north- easterly over the property of Hallie C. Blake, Frank E. Fogg and Maurize P. Ahearn and Bertha V. Pichette, a distance of approximately 450 feet. No persons appeared to object to the lay out. The Board therefore voted to make a layout over this section of Grant Street. It was understood that Mr. Richards, who had recently purchased the Fogg property, would not ask for any damages other than what would be the actual cost of moving his house to the new location which would have to be done on account Grant of the lay out. Street The Town Engineer explained that there was a stone wall 28 feet high that would have to be blasted out and even if the expense of taking the Fogg property was $2000, it would be much more reasonable than, -to blast out the wall, It was suggested that an agreement be obtained from Mr. Richards incorporating a memorandum showing what he paid for the property and stating that he felt that it was a fair value for the property at that time. Constantino Alberto came before the Board in regard to ' Alberto his application for a two car garage to be located at the Garage corner of Simonds Road and Harding Road, and presented the plans which were now approved by the Building Inspector.