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1 1 1 SELECTMENfS MEETING JUNE 60 1933. A regular meeting of the Selectmen was held at the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, at 7:30 P.M. Messrs. Trask, Gilcreast, Ferguson and O'Connell were present. The Clerk was also present. Mr. Chester Cook came before the Board in reference to his proposed plan to have the Boston Symphony Orchestra come to Lexington. He stated that he found that they would be a little too ambitious if they were haiNe for one month and would therefor have to out down the length of time. He tentatively looked the situation at the play- ground over and felt that the platform could be built near the tennis courts, and that the seats could be arranged on the Lincoln Street side of the field toward the grand stand. He stated that the concerts would not start until 8 or 8:15 P.M. and therefore could not interfere with whatever sports were being held there. He stated that the drive in from Lincoln Street would, however, have to be closed up and the streets used for parking. They would not play on Saturday nights but would play on Sunday. The Chairman suggested that they might utilize the grand stand in some way. He asked that the Board cooperate that they might make arrangembnts to carry out the program in this manner. The Board informed him that they would cooperate and that he could proceed to make arrangements. Licdnse was granted to the Lexington Circle Florence Crittenton League to keep an Intelligence Office at 1840 Mass. Avenue. Application to peddle fruits and vegetables was signed for William Warren Hommel of 15 Bedford Street. Hearing was Leonard K. Dunha showinglay out o K. Dunham, Lexin 1 inch - 40 feet Mr. L. K. D Mr. Porter who is on Leonard Stree A letter wa they advised tha should extend to should extend to present and stat Board inasmuch a Lowell Street an travelled highwa declared open upon the application of L of Woburn Street for approval of plan Leonard Street on Plan of land of Leonard ton, Mass., dated May 25, 1933, Scale Frank P. Cutter, C.E. nham, Mr. Frank P. Cutter, Engineer, and tends to build a house on land to front were present. received from the Planning Board in which Dunham Road, proposed on the plan, Lowell Street and that Leonard Street Young Street. The Town Engineer was d that he disagreed with the Planning Dunham Street was within 500 feet of that Lowell Street would be a greatly and he did clot believe in increasing 293