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<br />Mr. Giroux
<br />moved that the Civil Service Commission
<br />Examination
<br />be requested to
<br />a'
<br />for position
<br />to the late Mr.
<br />Bain might be selected. Mr. Clark
<br />of Plumbing
<br />seconded the motion and it was so voted.
<br />Inspt.
<br />Mr. Giroux
<br />-meeting next Tuesday to discuss the matter before making
<br />"In respect to
<br />the appointments.
<br />,
<br />for twenty-four
<br />Letter was received from the Town Engineer advising
<br />half mast.
<br />Lexington, it
<br />that Harry Johnson had presented the proper plans of
<br />of his funeral,
<br />his development known as Brick Village. Mr. Cosgrove
<br />submitted the Board of Survey plans to be signed. Mr.
<br />Cosgrofe said that Johnson had straightened out the
<br />matter satisfactorily. Mr. Cosgrove appeared before the
<br />Selectmen and the Chairman asked him if Johnson had
<br />laid out the streets on the ground and Cosgrove said
<br />that the lots - were'staked out to the street lines to
<br />Johnson
<br />his satisfaction.
<br />Board of
<br />Mr. Ross moved that the Board, acting as the Board
<br />Survey
<br />of Surve , approve the plans entitled as follows:
<br />approval.
<br />'Plan & Profile of Taft Avenue, Lexington, Mass., Scale:
<br />Hor. 1" - 401, Ver. 1" - 61, May, 1937, G. B. Nobthrup,
<br />C.E."•
<br />"Plan & Profile, Taft Avenue, Lexington, Mass., Hor.
<br />Scale, l in. - 40 ft., Ver. Scale 1 in. - 6 ft., April
<br />14, 1937, Jos. Selwyn, Civil Engineer, 86 Clark St,,
<br />nN
<br />Belmont";
<br />"Plan
<br />& Profile, Daniels Street, Lexington - Mass.,
<br />w'
<br />Ho. Scale 1 in. - 40 ft., Ver. Scale 1 in. - 6 ft.,
<br />C
<br />April 14, 1937, Jos. Selwyn, Civil Engineer, 86 Clark
<br />St., Belmont";
<br />"Plan & Profile of Cherry St., Lexington, Mass... Scale
<br />'
<br />Ho. 1" - 40t, Ver. 1" -'61, May 1937, G. B. Northrup, C.E.";
<br />"Plan & Profile, Cary Street, Lexington, Mass. Hor. Scale
<br />1 in. - 40 ft., Ver. Scale l in.' -61, April 14, 1937,
<br />Jos. Selwyn; Civil Engineer, 86 Clark St., Belmont",
<br />Mr. Giroux seconded the motion and it was so voted.
<br />The Chairman suggested that Mr. Raymond bring in
<br />next Tuesday whatever requests had been received for
<br />water and sewer extensions in the development.
<br />The Chairman said that he had ordered flowers for
<br />Flowers for Mr. Andrew Bain, who had passed away on May 3rd, 1937.
<br />Mr, Bain. Mr. Giroux moved that the Chairmants action be approved
<br />and that the $5.00 expense incurred be charged to
<br />Unclassified. Mr. Clark seconded the motion and it was
<br />so voted,
<br />Mr. Giroux
<br />moved that the Civil Service Commission
<br />Examination
<br />be requested to
<br />hold an examination so that a successor
<br />for position
<br />to the late Mr.
<br />Bain might be selected. Mr. Clark
<br />of Plumbing
<br />seconded the motion and it was so voted.
<br />Inspt.
<br />Mr. Giroux
<br />moved that the following order be adopted:
<br />"In respect to
<br />the memory of the late Andrew T. Bain,
<br />Flags at
<br />for twenty-four
<br />'
<br />years Plumbing Inspector in the Town of
<br />half mast.
<br />Lexington, it
<br />ordered that on May 5th, 1937, the day
<br />of his funeral,
<br />the flags on all municipal T ope rty
<br />
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