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512 SELECTMENIS MEETING JUNE 9th, 1936. , A regular meeting of the Selectmen was held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, at 6:00 P.M. Chairman Ferguson, Messrs. Potter, Giroux, Clark and Ross were present. The Clerk was also present. 'The 'Chairman read a letter which he had received Request to from the Old North Chapter, D.A.R., requesting per - plant tree. mission to plant a tree in memory of a deceased member. Mr. Ferguson thought that the Buckman Tavern -grounds belonged to the Historical Society and Mr. Clark moved that the letter be referred to the Historical Society and that the writer be so advised. Mr. Potter seconded the motion and -it was so voted. opposition letter was received from one Francis J. Watson to beer and opposing the granting of a license to Thomas E. Wye, wine license. Jr., Treasurer of the Pine Meadows Golf Club, Inc., to sell beer and wine. No action was taken on the matter. Letter was received from Andrew Bain, Plumbing Leave of Inspector, advising that he was going to take a trip absence for to Scotland and England in July and expected to be gone Plum4ing about six weeks. He said that the Civil Service ' Inspector. Commission had approved the appointment of the Building Inspector to issue applications and permits for plu*bing, Mr. Ross moved that•Mr. Bain be granted a leave of absence for about six weeks beginning in July. Mr. Potter seconded the motion and it was so voted. Application was received from the Lexington Grange for the use of Cary Memorial Hall on September '25th, 1936, from 2:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. for the purpose of Use of holding a Fair. Hall by Letter was received from Mr. John J. Garrity, Grange. Chairman, requesting the use of the hall and also of a small portion of the parking space in the rear of the hall. Mr. Clark moved that the Grange be allowed to use the hall and the parking space on this date at a fee of $15.00. Mr. Potter seconded the motion and it was so voted. Letter was received from Officer Neal stating that Mrs. Bridget Leary informed him that her daughter picked Leary up friends in her car but never received any remuneration taxi. for same and denied that the car had been used as a taxi. Officer Neal stated that the Police had observed the car for some time carrying persons about but had ' never been able to prove that they were paying fares. He informed Mrs. Leary that the car would be watched in the future.