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568 A n �c SELECTMEN'S MEETING APRIL 3, 1934. A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held at the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, on Tuesday, April 3rd, 1934 at 8:10 P. M. Messrs. Trask, Gilcreast, Ferguson, Lyons, and O'Connell were present at the meeting. The Clerk was also present. Bids on the temporary loan of $150,000. were presented by James J. Carroll, Town Treasurer, as follows: Lexington Trust Co. .79 1st Corp. of Boston .565 2nd National Bank .78 Newton Abby -,-67 It was voted to award the bid to the lstt Corporation of Boston, and to authorize the Town Treasurer to accept the bid. Commitment of water rates for the 2nd section in the amount of $5307.13, together with hydrant rental commitment of $1908.75 were signed by the Board, also water lien commit- ment amounting to $251.87. Hearing was declared open upon the application of Arthur ' E. Parker of 165 Follen iLoad for permission to maintain a, two car garage of stone construction at that address. Mr. Frederick Connor, builder for Mr. Parker, came be- fore the Board and presented the plan of the proposed garage. No persons appeared to object and it was voted to grant the permit. In reference to the request of Albert A. Ross to be ap- pointed a Special Police Officer, the Chairman stated that he would talk with Mr. Ross about the matter. Letter was received from the State Commissioner of Health in which the name ;rf Mathew Stevenson as Inspector of Slaughtering for the year ending Larch 31, 1935 was approved. It was therefore voted to appoint Mr. Stevenson as Health Inspector for the near ending March 31, 1935. Letter was received from the American Legion requesting permission to erect a food booth at Depot Square on April 19th, the same to.be operated by Legion Members as in pre- vious years. The Board voted to grant iermission provided the proper planking was placed under the booth and the town was protect- ' ed by liability insurance against damage.