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1 [I SELECTMEN'S MEETING FEBRUARY 5, 1935. A regular meeting of the Selectmen was held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, at 7:30 P. M. Messrs, Trask, G11creast, Ferguson, O'Connell and Lyons, were present. Elinor Moakley, Clerk Pro -tem, was also present. Mr. Lawrence G. Mitchell came before the Board and re- ported that he had received an application for Soldier's Relief from Warren Hayes of Hill Street aWorld War vet- eran. He recommended that he be given 6. per week Sold- iers' Relief and askedto work two days. The Board voted to approve the recommendation. Mr. Mitchell also reported in regard to the case of Marie Iovino, James Street. Her son Domonic works for the Water Dept. and has six children. There is a mortgage on the house of $BOO. which cost about $15. per month. Her husband recently died and the $275. received_'forfun- eral expenses. Mr. Mitchell felt that they needed a lit- tle aid for food and recommended $3, per week. The Board voted to approve the recommendation. 295 Warren Hayes Soldiers' Relief. Mr. Fred Longbottom came be6ore the Board with Mr. George Sonberg. Mr. Longbottom explained that Mr. Son - berg owns property on James Street and he has built a building without a permit which is an accessory building: He has no house on the lot but intends to use this build- ing as a garage when he constructs a house.' He has already built one good house on another lot in which his sox is now living and he desired to be allowed to finish the work. Mr. Longbottom stated that he could not give him a permit for an accessory building but he has already start- ed the building without a permit and desired to akk the Board to allow him to continue and finish constructing the garage. Mr. Sonberg stated that he intended to build a house on this lot but did not have the money at this time so he statted building the garage. He intended to get a permit bud did not do so. He stated that he would not put any car in the garage until after he had constructed the house; but would only use the building to store tools and would never use it as a dwelling or anything of that sort. He stated that he did not like to have to demolish the build- ing, nor did he desire to leave it in its present unfin- ished state, but asked that the Board allow him to finish constructing the garage. The Board considered the matter and decided that they had no legal right to allow him to continue building on the Iovino Case. Sonberg Garage.