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359 ' Francis Kelly appeared before the Board and request- ed that he be given the use of Cary Memorial Hall for a olass of calisthenics.in which about thirty women parti- Cary Mem. cipated. He had two classes of men, one on Tuesday and Hall, one on Thursday and the High School Hall is not available for the women's class. He was allowed the use of the hall this evening! but the Board considered that inas- much as the hall was not a benefit to the public as a whole that it should not be granted to Francis Kelley, Mr. Trask stated that he would see the Planning Board relative to their suggestions on the lay out of Kinneen the Kinneen property. Property. No action was taken relative to the examination of the title. Letter acknowledging the check of the Town rebat- ing sewer assessment illegally made against Mildred Sewer Wyman of Locust Avenue of $304.48 including interest Assessment. was received. The Chairman read the letter he had written to Mr. Flaherty Resident Engineer of t? -,,e Federal Rnergency Sewer Administration relative to the report of progress on Progress, the sewer. The letter enclosed copy of Mr. Ross's ' detailed report, ,Peddler's License application of Russell E. Me- Peddler s Makin of 39 Grandview Ave. who is employed by the License. Happy Home Bakerz was signed by the Board. Letter was received from.the Commissioner of Pub- lic Works of the State in which it was stated that Highways. their engineers would make a report regarding the dam- age alleged to :have been done to certain streets in the town. In reference to the letter of Michael E. McDon- nell of 7 Curve St. applying for the position of stock- man, it was decided to inform him that this year it was Stockman, decided to establish only a stock account for the sewer and water departments but not to employ anyone to car = for it, It was decided to notify Mrs. George.E. Simmons of Plymouth Rd. that the Board di not make a practise Trees. of planting shade trees on unaccepted streets, and therefor would not plant them on Plymouth Ed. Letter was received from the State Department of ' Public Health reporting that Mrs. William H. Hannam of Dogs. 23 Lincoln St. complained to their office of the exces- sive barking and stench of the dogs owned by Hubert 4,