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V! Mr. Zacharias stated that he thought that Messrs. ' Lassof and Baron of Sylvia Street would be willing to testify. One man asked what Court the case would be brought before and the Chairman stated that he thought it would be brought before the Superior Court. Mr. Roberts and Mr. Zacharias thought that the 'following persons would testify in the case: Messrs. Baron, Sullivan, Lassof, T rrazana, Helman and LeBlanc. The Chairman informed the body that. the matter would be turned over to the Town Counsel for his attention, together with the petition and the snapshots which Mr. Zacharias had presented. The hearing was declared closed at 8:45 P.M. Mr. Lyons moved that the matter be turned over to the Town Counsel to take whatever action was necessary, and Mr. Potter seconded the motion and it was so voted. Mr. Frank A. Faulkner, age 37, of 68 Winter Street, appeared before the Board and stated that he would like, to be a candidate for the office of W.P.A.Supervisor, the vacancy in which he thought might be caused by the election of Mr. S camman to the office of Tax Collector. Mr. Faulkner is married, has three children and has lived here since 1927. He built his own house on ' Winter Street in his spare time. He thought that he was.entitled to consideration as he was a World War Veteran. He stated that he had been a supervisor of construction for the -Kenneth B. Palmer Co. of Wolfeboro, N. H., that he had been a former carpenter for Mr. John Ricker, and that he had been employed by J. W. Knowles ,as"a trouble man and boss carpenter. * He stated that he would be glad to furnish references if necessary. The Chairman told him that his application would be given due consideration. 153. Faulkner applica- tion for position. Letter was received from George H. B. Green, Jr., with reference to his wife's application for a license Green under the provisions of the Acts of 1935, Chapter 378. applica- The letter stated that it was probable that Mrs. Green tion for would establish her office in Boston but that the writer license. would like to know the term of and the fee for the license. Mr. Lyons moved that the term of license be for one year from January lst through December 31st, and that the fee for this period be set at $5.00 and that the sum of 02.50 be charged for the balance of this year. Mr. Potter seconded the motion, and it was so voted. Letter was received from J. Henry Duffy stating that Mr. Roland Greeley, Secretary, had resigned from Member of the Planning Board. As it is necessary for the Planning Planning Board to meet with the Board of Selectmen to appoint Board. his successor, Mr. Duffy asked if it would be convenient for the Planning Board to meet with the Selectmen at next Tuesday night's meeting to discuss the matter. He stated that he had been working on E.R.A. off and on since it started.