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313 SELECTMENtS MEETING FEBRUARY 19, 1935. A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, at 7;30 P. M. Messrs. Trask, Gilereast, Ferguson, OTCon- nell"and Lyons were present. The clerk was also pre- sent. Certificate of Incorporation of the Lexington Miji- ute Man Sportsman Club relative to the character of Howard D. Fisk, one of the incorporators, was signed by the Board. Statement was received from the Chief of Incorpora- Police in regard to Howard Fisk, 586 Mass. Avenue, stat- tion. Ing that he had lived in Lexington for over twenty years and had never been arrested for violation of the liquor laws or for any other offense. Copy of order of the Board of Appeals on the appli- Board of cation of the Fuelite Natural Gas Corporation was re- Appeals. ceived by the Board. Abatement of water assessment in the name of G. 0. Anderson & Sons on Winter Street Extension which was ' voted by the Board at a previous meeting was signed in the amount of $178.00 this being one-half of the better- Abatement ment assessment made, and allowance being made on accountDf:Ass:esA�*. of the fact that permission was given by Mr. Anderson meat, to lay water pipes through his land to avoid excavating in solid rock. The Board signed the abatement of an apportioned sewer assessment for the year 1935 of $6.08 and an ap- portioned sewer assessment for the years 1935 to 1941 inclusive, $5.45 each year totaling $38.15, making a grant total of $84.23 which was assessed to the property of Marjory B. Bluitte and which was foreclosed by the Town of Lexington by deed recorded April 6, 1934, book 5808, page 504, land court case #4576. It was voted Bluitte to notify the Board of Assessors to abate the sewer as- Assessment. sessment for 1933 and interest amounting to $15.55 also to abate the sewer assessment for 1934, $11.55 plus in- terest, $3.35. The Board decided at the last meeting not to sign these abatements as it was felt that some technically might arise wherein the title of the town would not be good. Attention was called, however, to the fact that ' this property had already been put through the land court and was now the property of the town. The Chairman explained that there was an article in, the Warrant to authorize the sale of this and other