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1 1 W. P. A project proposals must be submitted immediately and that commitments of municipal funds might be regarded as tentative subject to later adjustment and that this item, should not be allowed to delay submission of project pro- posals. In view of this fact, voted to approve this E.R.A. for additional money for the future time if necessary. Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Potter project and to ask the Town Mill Brook project at some. I9 Letter was received from the Town Clerk concerning the Board's vote of August 6th that Mr. Trask serve as Notary Public without charge for all papers requiring such services. Mr. Carroll stated that he understood that this decision was the outcome of a recent bill presented -by him for $31.00 for such cervices performed as Justice of the Peace. He stated that he was very much surprised in regard to Mr, Trask's decision to perform his Notary Public service without charge because it was upon his suggestion that as soon as Mr. Carroll started charging for his services, that he would do likewise. Mr. Carroll stated that if for any reason Mr. Trask decided to change his mind, he thought it would have been better if he told him and the bill would not have been presented, and he would not have been misled in the manner in which he was. Under the-eireumstanees, Mr. Carroll returned the check to the Board to do with as it saw fit. He also stated that he was willing to perform his services as a Notary Public and as a Justice of the Peace without charge, the same as he had been doing for the past four years, He stated that in fairness to him, he believed that each department should be notified that he too would perform these services free of charge, Mr. Ferguson and Mr, Potter voted to notify the head of each department that either Mr. Trask or Mr. Carroll would perform services as Notary Public without charge. Letter was received cheater stating that he was of the Board in refusing to his car caused by striking No action was taken from Arthur Southall of Dor. disappointed with the action reimburse him for damages to a hole on Pleasant Street, on the letter. Letter was received from thb E.R.A. Administrator enclosing a letter received from the Chief Field Engineer of the E.R.A. The letter stated that the Clematis Brook project was approved on April 6, 1935 with the understand- ing and promises by the Town that a drag line crane would be furnished for 45 days together with eight trucks.. To date the crane has not been in operation. On May 6th the project was approved for the inclusion of two gasoline shovel operators. The letter stated that if the shovel was not on the project by Tuesday, August 20th, and kept there in accordance with the Town's agreement, -that the project ti Carroll re: Services as Notary Public. Letter re: Southall Damages. Complaint re: E,&.A, Project.