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' Mrs. Whittemore, the Clerk of the Board, was requested <br />to hand in her resignation, inasi-auch as the Board _stated <br />that it was not their intention to reappoint her, ion <br />April lst, the reason given being that she was married, <br />and it was felt that with single girls out of work -and <br />criticism having been received, of employment of a mar- <br />ried woman that they should take this action. <br />Mrs. Whittemore felt that after being employed with <br />the town for a period of twenty one years that more con- <br />sideration should be given that to receive a notice of <br />less than two weeks. Furthermore with the office force <br />having been out down records have not been copied or <br />read and signed by the Clerk for a long time and she <br />did not care to leave the"' office with records in this <br />shape <br />1 <br />1 <br />Mr. William S. Scamman, Supt. of Public Works, came <br />before the Board and stated that he had been requested to <br />resign to take effect on April lst. He did not see why <br />he should resign as he had served the town for twenty <br />two years and eleven of that as Superintendent of Public <br />Works. <br />The Board informed him that they felt that he had <br />been inefficient. <br />Mr. Scamman stated that the Board has not backed <br />him up since he had been here. In 1934 he was told not <br />to come into the meetings except when called. He was <br />not informed of the work going on. For instance he did <br />not know anything about the drainage job.until Mr. Ross <br />said that the•eontractor was in there doing the work. <br />He stated that he felt he should have been provided with <br />a car and he had no means of getting around except with <br />the other superintendents. He had served the town to <br />the best Interests and to the best of his ability. He <br />had no property and nothing to fall back on and he did <br />not know what he was going to do if relieved of his job. <br />He asked the Board for further consideration. <br />Mr. Scamman stated that the State was anxious to <br />have the gravel provided from Ryders pit for the con- L. <br />struction of Pleasant Street and Ryder wants 12V a <br />yard. Mr. Scamman was requested to try to get the grav- <br />el for 10� a yard. The Supt, was authorized to make <br />negotiations with Mr. Ryder for the purchase of the <br />gravel. <br />The attention of the Supt. was called to the <br />ous condition at the corner of Lowell and Woburn <br />at the entrance to Laconia St. <br />Meeting adjourned at 12:25 A. M. <br />A true record, Attest: <br />Clerk. <br />363 <br />Request that <br />Mrs. Whitte- <br />more Resign. <br />Request that <br />Mr. Scamman <br />Resign. <br />Supt. of <br />Public Wks, <br />danger -Dangerous <br />Streets Condition at <br />Ldwell&Laconia <br />Streets. <br />
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