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158 problem was`wbether or not the town should take' over' -the removal of ashes. Mr. Giroux stated that he would see Forsythe & Mabey and see if some plan could not be worked out. Report. The report of the Supt. of Public Works for,the week ending November 16th was received and approved. The Welfare Agent appeared before the Board. He discussed the Anthony Carr case and stated that the Carr family had been evicted a week ago. A Mr. Wagner from case. the S.P.C.C. and Mr. Mitchell appeared at the Concord Court this morning and have to go up again tomorrow morn- ing to discuss the case with Judge Wilson. They are trying to prove a case of neglect. The Welfare Agent stated.that he had received an application for Old Age Assistance from Mr. Michael J. Holian Holian, age 74, a citizen who lives with his daughter, case. Mrs. Thomas.T. McCarthy at 8'Taft Avenue, Mr. Holian has an Arlington settlement but has -no money or accounts in any of the Arlington banks. Air. Mitchell recommended that Holian be aided in the amount of $5.00 per week and Mr. Lyons moved that the recommendation be approved. Mr. Potter seconded the motion and it was so voted. The Welfare Agent reported. that he had received an application for aid from the Graziano family Graziano living on Philomen Street, East Lexington. There is case* a family of six,and one boy has been working on E.R.A.- One of the boys fell out of a tree and hurt his arm and had to go to the hospital. The family could not pay the hospital bill and Dr. Hardeastle thought that the Town should pay the bill. Mr. Mitchell recommended that the Town pay the bill for the hospitalization and Mr. Lyons made a motion to approve Mr. Mitchellts recommendation. Mr. Potter seconded the motion and it was so voted. Mr. Mitchell brought up the case of Marciano Cardillo of Albemarle Avenue who has been receiving Cardillo Old Age Assistance. He stated that it has been the case* custom of the Board to grant an extra $2.00 per week during the winter.months for coal and he recommended that Cardillo be given an increase of $2.00 per week until May lst to provide for fuel. Mr. Lyons moved that the recommendation be approved, Mr. Potter seconded the motion, and it was so voted. The Welfare Agent brought up the case of Mr. J. E. Barnes and Mr,, Warren S. Grant. .Both men's houses are Barnes & in the Home Owners Loan Corp. He thought that the Grant cases. Grant problem might be solved as Grant was being changed over to the W.P.A. and would earn $15. or $16." per week and that Grant might be able to pay the interest himself. 1 G 1