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306 ` u n SELECTMEN'S MEETING FEBRUARY 10, 1935. A regular meeting of the Selectmen was held in ttt,�•: Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, at 7:30 P. M. Messrs. Trask, Gi]c reast, Ferguson, O'Connell and Lyons were present. The Clerk was also present. Mr. Mitchell reported in regard to -the case of Al- fred J. Lee who has a wife and two children and who lives Lee Case. in David Murphy's house on Forest Street, receiving $12. per week on E.R.A. Mr, Murphy called attention to the fact that he was back on the payments of. his rent and the Board voted to'allow fuel only if necessary in this case. In regard to the application of Robert Walker of Waltham Street, Mr. Mitchell reported that he wns getting Walker the money for one day extra and there were three in his (Case. family and the rent was $20. per month. He wanted to work one extra day to pay towards his rent. It was de- cided snot to grant any'additional aid beyond the extra work for the fuel. Mr. Mitchell reported having received application ' Whalen from Raymond W. Wbalen of 166 Mass. Avenue for assistance. Case. He did not have an opportunity to investigate and there- for no action was taken on the application. Peddler application of Earl Folsom of 11 Cedar Sto to peddle fruit, vegetables and eggs was signed by the 'Folsom, Board. Mr. Lyons reported that he had lived in town Peddlers for many years and had been employed as a chauffeur for Application. Albert B. Tenney. He was now only on part time pay... Mr. Tenney being away, and he desired to have this work to earn sufficient to.carefor his needs. MacLean Ped- The application of Dan K. MacLean of Waltham St, to lers Appli- .peddle vegetable was signed by the Board, this being a cation. renewal. It was voted to authorize the renewal of $90,000. Insurance. fire"insurance expiring through the office of Elmer A. Lord & Co. on March lst. Notice of the meetings every other Thursday at the Meetings. Metropolitan District Commission Office to discuss the affairs connected with the Metropolitan District Commis- sion and towns was received from Mr. Eugene Hultman. Abatement of $94.56, being sewer assessment against ' Abatement, the property of Mildred E. Wyman on Locust Avenue and which the Board agreed to abate, was signed by the Board.