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494 Hearing was declared open at 8:00 P.M. on the Whitney application of Mary M. Whitney for permission to maintain garage a one car garage of third class construction at Lot #37 ' hearing. Fern Street. Mr. Whitney appeared at 8:15, and as no.per- sons appeared in opposition, it was voted to grant the permit subject to the approval of the Building Inspector. Hearing was declared open at 8:05 P.M. on the Gilmore application of Mrs. George L. Gilmore to maintain a three garage car garage of second class construction at 57 Hancock hearing. Street. No one representing .Mrs. Gilmore appeared at the hearing and the matter was laid on the table. Letter was received from Mrs. C. Reardon of Cambridge in which she stated that she had been assessed Reardon for a sewer betterment on Lots 63 and 64, Bowker Street sewer and that there was no sewer there. The Clerk reported assessment. that the sewer had been extended in Bowker Street in 1932, and that both of Mrs. Reardonts-lots were bettered. She was assessed for betterments on 3,319 sq. ft. of land, and the assessment amounted to $50.95. The Board voted to inform Mrs. Reardon that it was necessary to pay the betterment assessment even though she has no particular connection with the sewer. The Chairman read an article which Mrs. Guy S. Chace had requested to be inserted in the Warrant for the next Article Town Meeting. The article -read as follows: To see if for the town will vote to appropriate money to defray the Warrant. expenses of the Community Classes for 1936; or act in any manner relating thereto. The Board voted that the article as presented be placed in the warrant for the next.Town Meeting. Letter was received from Mollie A. Sweetser`in regard Chap. 90 to Chapter 90 work to which was attached a letter from work. the State Dept. of Public Works stating that the Ddpt'& had decided not to enforde the rule that Chapter 90 contracts running over $12,000. should be done by contract this year. Mr. James Guthrie and a Mr. McDonough appeared Guthrie, before the Board with regard to the opening of a restaurant Common where all liquors would be served. They had in mind Victualler opening up the wtore located at 97 Mass. Ave. which is.now and liquor used as an automobile salesroom. Mr. Guthrie stated that Licenses. he was not putting any money into the proposition, but that if the proposition went through he would be assured a position. The store they had in mind would seat approximately fifty persons, and contained a large rear room which would be very suitable for a kitchen. The Board informed Mr. Guthrie that the first step would be to apply for a Common Victualler's License, inasmuch as ' a liquor license might be granted only if the restaurant business were established. After the Common Victualler's