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472 SELECTMENIS MEETING. MAY 14, 1935. 1 u A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, at 7:30 P.M. Messrs. Ferguson, Gilcreast, Lyons and Potter were present. The Clerk was also present. Hearing was declared open at 8:00 P.M. on the application Hyde of Alice C. Hyde for permission to maintain a two car gar- G4rage age of second class construction at 22 Forest Street. The Hearing. Board received a letter of objection from Amy A. Currier and Daisy L. Hartwell, and advised Mrs. Hyde that for this reason it would like t8 look over the property before granting the application. It was voted that the Board would look over the Hyde property on Thursday evehing, May 16th at 7:30 P.M. At 8:05 P.M. bids were opened on the loan of $20,000. for Water Construction purposes. Bids were received as follows: Estabrook & Company 100.436 1� Bids on Blythe & Company 100.062 11% $20,000. Merchants Nat. Bank 100.01 11% Loan. Faxon Gade Co. 100 06 li% Newton, Abbe Co. 100.016 1 Bond, Judge & Co. 100.23 l§ Lexington Trust Co. 100. 1 11% Tyler, Buttrick & Co. 100.03 The loan is to be payable $4,000. each year. It was voted to approve the award of the bid by the Town Treasurer to Tyler B uttrick Co., Inc., at their bid of 100.03, 11%. Yr. Harry J. Grafe, proprietor of the stand "On the Bebd", appeared before the Board to discuss sanitary con- ditions at hid stand. Mr. Grafe stated that he thought that the toilet facilities were adequate, and that he could Grafe, not understand why the Board was asking him to improve them Sanitary now when they had evidently been considered adequate for conditions. the past six years. He thought that the reason that his neighbor, Mr. Edward Montgomery, had complainted was just to make more trouble for him, as there had been trouble between the two ever since Grafe had,buiit the stand. The Chairman informed Mr. Grafe that the complainant stated that the place was a nuisance. He inquired of Grafe if he knew whether or not the State Laws required separate toilet facilities for men and women, and Grafe stated that he had been unable to find anything in the law requiring this. The Board decided to look over the property, see the conditions, and decide if the facilities were adequate.. 1 u