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16 01 Commitment. :Public Welfare Commitment in the amount of $1339.59 was signed by Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Potter. Space for Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Potter voted that the area set Taxi -cabs. aside for taxi -cab space in the center of the Town be out down to two stalls. The Supt. of Public Works reported that Philip Leaf, Assistant Janitor, had not returned from his vacation and Appointment had not notified him that he was to be absent, and that of Assft. Mr. John Murray had been appointed to take his place. Mr. Janitor. Trask stated that he had established a salary for Mr. Murray of $22.00 per week, and Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Potter voted to approve the action of the Supt. Abatements. Excise Tax Abatements in the amount of 111.71 and $6.09 were signed by Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Potter. Bids on Sidewalk Construc- tion. of The following bids were received for the construction granolithic sidewalks; Hervey F. Armington Hervey F. Armington J. L. Douglass Mr. Ferguson and Mr. of Hervey F. Armington Co. cents per square foot, the Co. - .246 cents perp:eq.ft. driveways Co. - .196" cents' per sq. ft. - 2.06 cents per sq. 16rd. Potter voted to accept the bid of nineteen and five -sixteenths y being the low bidder. The Supt. of Public Works reported that the Chief of ,,the Fire Dept. had advised him that the Supt. of Streets had advised those of his employees who were call firemen that Call they could not go to fires and leave their own work. The Firemen. Chief stated that he had had five fires this afternoon and h ad to call out of town aid because he did not have enough men. The Chairman instructed the Supt. of Public Works to prepare a list of the highway employees who were call fire- men so that the matter might be taken up at next week1s meeting. The Chairman instructed the Supt. of Public Works to Insurance. work out some figures showing what the out to each agent holding Town insurance would be if the total amount to be deducted were divided proportionately among the agents. The Welfare Agent reported that he had received an application for aid from Bernard J. Donahue.and his wife Donahue of 32 Mass. Avenue. Case. Mr. Donahue was injured and unable to work. Kr. Mitchell recommended that the family be aided in an amount not to exceed $9.00 per week, and Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Potter voted to approve his recommendation. The Welfare Agent reported tftat he had received an application for aid from James P White, rear 32 Woburn 1