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Letter was received from the Patriot's Hay Committee -Inviting the Board to review the parade to be held on Monday, April 20th, and to attend a luncheon to be held at the Masonic Temple following the arrival of Revere and Dawes. Mr. Giroux moved that the invita- tions be accepted tfnd that the Committee be so advised. Mr. Potter seconded the motion and it was so voted. 435 Invitation, Apkil 19th parade. Letter was received from the Lexington Taxpayers' Assoc. stating that the Board of Trustees planned to meet once a monthaduring the year or possibly oftener and would like to use one of the small rooms in the Cary Memorial Building. The letter stated that this was a non-partisan organization. Its Board of Trustees is drawn from all Precincts and its purpose is to promote Use of interest in the business and activities of governmental room by agencies with a view to assist in effecting economy. Taxpayers The Trustees felt that such a purpose came within the Assoc. uses to which Cary Memorial Hall is restricted. They requested the use of such a room on the third Monday evening of each month. Mr. Giroux moved that the matter be turned over to the Supt. of Publico Works 'for report as to the advisability of allowing the Taxpayers Association to use a room. Mr. Clark seconded the motion and it was so voted. Letter was received from Donald W. Tucker of 79 Grant ' Street complaining of the sewage being dumped from the Complaint vicinity of Grant Street into Vine Brook. The Chairman re: stated that the condition could not be remedied until Sewage, such time as the trunk line sewer was extended from East Vine Brook, Lexington because the present trunk line is not large enough to take care of all the sewage. There are also leaks along the line. Mr. Ross moved that Mr. Tucker be advised of the situation. Mr. Giroux seconded the motion and it was so voted. Letter was received from the Board of Registrars Cha im an, advising that George H. Lowe of 419 Marrett Road, was- Board of elected as Chairman of the Board for the ensuing year. Registrars. Letter was received from Dr. Barnes, School Physician, asking if the Board wished him to go ahead as in the past several years and immunize school and pre-school children against Diphtheria. Mr, Potter moved that Dr. Barnes be authorised to continue such immunization this year and that any expense be paid as in previous years. Mr. Ross seconded the motion and it was so voted, Letter was received from the Planning Board advising that Mr. Clean Ferguson had been appointed to serve on the Committee for Depot Park improvement. Diphtheria immuni rt i07 Committee on Depot Park.