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10 An anonymous letter was received concerning use of the Town automobiles for private use. The letter stated -Use of Town that young women were using the Town cars to make trips Cars* to and from Maine and New Hampshire and that there was too much joy riding going on locally by those who should use these cars for official business only. No action was -taken on the matter. Letter was received from the American Oil Products Co. stating that the State Commissioner of Finance and Letter re# Administration had awarded that concern the contract for Asphaltic all asphaltic emulsions to be used during the calendar Emulsions. year. The letter stated that if the Dept. of Public Works desired to use asphaltic emulsions that the company would be pleased to give the Town the benefit of the State contract price. Watertown St, The Town Clerk presented a County Commissioners order Order, on the relocation of Watertown Street which order was dated August 6th, 1935. The following bids were received for repairs and alterations at the Store Building, East Lexington: Walter G. Black $1032. Bids for Custance Bros., Inc. 1098. Work on Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Potter voted in favor of award - Stone Bldg. ing the contract to Mr. Black, he being the lowest bidder. The Board considered the bid of $382. submitted by Edward B. O'Connor and the bid of $500, submitted by John Moakley for the rewiring of the Stone Building, and Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Potter voted in favor of awarding the contract to Mr. O'Connor, he being the lowest bidder. Application was received from the Edison Electric Pole Ill. Co. for permission to locate a pole at the corner Location. of Lowell and East Streets and Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Pot- ter voted to approve the application, the same having been approved by Mr. Lyons previously.• The following applicationswere held over for one weeks Katherine M. Rycroft - Hairdressing Licenge Licenses. Mary Augustine - Sunday Sales Leo A. Boynton - Junk Collector's " y 1 Meadows Ap- Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Potter signed the application for plication to the admission of Mrs. Blanche Meadows to the Middlesex Sanatorium. County Sanatorium, the application having previously been signed by Mr. Lyons, The Board discussed the matter of the insurance pol- ' Insurance. icies expiring on Sept. 1st, 1935, and voted to take no action on the matter until the next meeting.