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364 <br />x <br />Mr. Raymond recommended that the low.bid be <br />accepted. Mr. Ross moved that the sweeper be purchased <br />from the Clark -Wilcox Co. Mr. Potter seconded the <br />motion and it was so voted. <br />Mr. Raymond said that prices were rising rapidly <br />Copper and -he would like to put in his order for copper tubing <br />tubing now Mr. Ross moved that Mr. Raymond place his order for <br />the years' requirements on copper tubing as soon as <br />possible. Mr. Giroux seconded the motion and it was so <br />voted. <br />. Mr. Raymond said that four foot bridges would be <br />needed at the Minute -Man Golf Club property and one <br />Bridges would be needed at Stedman Road for the School property, <br />needed and he said that he had assumed the responsibility of <br />putting Mr. Doherty to work building one of the bridges <br />at the rate of $.70 per hour, this being charged to <br />Public Works, Labor and Materials. Mr. Ross moved that <br />Mr. Raymond's action be approved. Mr. Potter seconded <br />the motion and it was so voted. <br />Mr. Raymond said that it would take about $500. to <br />complete the 1936 contract for Lincoln Street. The <br />estimate for 1935 shows the Town about $500. short <br />Lincoln mainly because the allowgnce'for loam was not large ' <br />Street enough and because the allotment was reduced. The <br />Chairman said he thought the Town should make sure that <br />it was not going to overrun its 1936 contract before <br />authorizing any more work to be dohe, such as a gravel <br />sidewalk. Mr. Raymond estimated that this sidewalk would <br />cost about $625.00. No action was taken on the matter. <br />Mr. Raymond asked about placing the order for drain ' <br />�icls on pipe inasmuch as the price had increased about 25/'0'. The <br />Drain Pipe. Chairman said he thought Mr. Raymond should go ahead and_' <br />get bids and place the order. <br />Letter was received from the Supt. of the Park <br />Division recommending that the power sprayer be pur- <br />chased at this time. Mr. Garrity asked for $600. for <br />Sprayer <br />the purchase of this sprayer but since making up this <br />budget, prices have advanced and the sprayer he now;has__.. <br />in mind costs $755.00. He had in -mind the Arlington Model, <br />S.T. 25 but if he is to keep within his $600. requested, <br />he will have to purchase the Arlington Model W.U. 36. <br />The Board felt that Mr. Garrity'should stay within <br />the amount approved for this purchase in the budget. <br />Mr. Raymond wanted to know if he should proceed to <br />Childs <br />get an easement from George Norton and install the water <br />water <br />service for the Childs pro.erty. `Mr..Potter moved that <br />service. <br />he proceed with the work. Mr. Ross seconded the motion <br />and it was so voted. <br />Mr. Raymond asked about placing the order for drain ' <br />�icls on pipe inasmuch as the price had increased about 25/'0'. The <br />Drain Pipe. Chairman said he thought Mr. Raymond should go ahead and_' <br />get bids and place the order. <br />
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