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1 r L brought before the Town Meeting. The Chairman thought that the matter of the amount to be paid should be dis- cussed with the Town Counsel. The Clerk asked the Board if it wished to have the budgets submitted with personal services segregated. The Board felt that it would be necessary to segregate the personal services in the budget. Mr. Giroux moved that the Board go on record as being opposed to appropriating personal services and other expenses separately. Mr. Potter sedonded the motion and it was so voted. Mr. Giroux said that he felt the Selectmen should have a reserve fund in order to meet unexpected salary increase requirements. 103 Budgets. The Board considered the tax title property acquired Tax Title by the Town. Mr. Giroux moved that the real estate men Property in town be invited to appear before the Board to discuss the disposition of the property acquired. Mr. Potter seconded the motion and it was so voted. Mr. Giroux said that Berman's Store at 12 Mass. Avenue had an illuminated liquor sign although the appli- cation for the permit did not state that the sign was to be illuminated. He suggested that the Town Counsel be asked if the Board had the right to have the sign taken down because of this fact. The Clerk wasinstructed to obtain the Town Counsel's opinion on the matter. Commitment of miscellaneous water charges in the amount of x:54.75 was signed by the Board. Berman's Sign. Commitment. Letter was received from the Board of Retirement advising that that Board had re -considered its previous Hadley action in excluding Charles E. Hadley from membership Retirement In the system and had voted that he should be admitted. The Board of Retirement voted that Mr. Hadley should be continued in service until December 31st, 1937, and should be retired as of that date. The meeting adjourned at 11:30 P.N. A true record, Attest: Clerk.