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362 n the appropriation should have been $1,000. when only ' one election was approved. The Chairman stated that the sheets for all depart- ments should be submitted to the head of the department for the estimates. The clerical hire which is now being charged to this department was not requested and that is the reason for brir_ging the matter to attention at this time. In regard to the request of Mrs. Simmons of Plymouth Trees on Road for trees on her lot, it was decided to inform her Plymouth Rd. that the custom has been not to plant trees on unaccept- ed highways. In 1935 it is necessary to perambulate the town I,Perambula- bounds it being a requirement of the law. It was de- 'tion. tided to notify the Towns surrounding, making appoint- ments for the Town Engineer to perambulate the bounds. An unsigned letter relative to dogs on Hilltop Dogs -Hilltop Avenue and a tropical fish business being operated in a Avenue. residential district was signed by the Board. It was decided not to take any action on the matter. Letter was received from Dr. Chester L. Blakely acting for Mr. Wood owndr of the house in which Dr. Chester ' Blakely live#, requesting consideration in regard to the Blasting blasting damage which they still feel was caused by the Damage on blasting done by the Town on. Winter Street. He stated Blakely Houseethat he had been authorized toconsnit an_attorney on the matter. It was voted to request the Chairman to make an -in- spection of the premises and report to the Board next week. Mr. Mitchell reported having had application from Mr. Arthur J. Landry of 803 gass.Avenue for assistance Landry Aid. The man►s wife is over seventy years of age and has ap- plied for Old Age Assistance. Mr. Mitchell recommended allowing $9. per week until the application for old age assistance has been considered. It was so voted. John Dose, Jr. made application for additional aid. He has a wife and three children. Mrs. Wilson also limes there. Mr. Mitchell recommended that he receive $6.'per week in addition to the $12, received on ERA, and it was so voted. Mr. Mitchell reported an application for payment of bill at the Children's Hospital &f one of the children of Sebastiano Paladino who is a regular employee of the ' �Sebastiano Water Department but who has been laid off. He has a Paladino. mortgage with the Lowell Bank. The Board felt that this man would be back to work and Mr. Mitchell was requested to find out about the mortgage.