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1 415 He said that the town's expert admitted damages of about this amount and therefor the result seemed satisfactory. The Town Counsel's bill in the amount of 0510.00 was re- ceived. Mr. Potter moved that the bill be approved for payment. Air. Rowse seconded the motion and it was so voted. Mr. Potter moved that Edward C. Abuire be appointed Dog Officer for one year from May 1, 1938, at a salary of Dog $100.00 per year. Mr. Rowse seconded the motion and it was Officer. so voted. The Board discussed the offer of Chester R. Banks to Purchase lots 56 and 57 on Brandon Street for the sum of Sale of 0150.00. Mr. Potter said that the Committee recommended Lots. that the offer be accepted with the condition that the sewer betterment assessment of $90.00 be paid when and if the property was connected with the sewer. Mr. Potter moved that the recommendation of the Committee be accepted. Mr. Rowse seconded the motion and it was so voted. Letter was received from Dr. Newell advising that $400.00 would be a reasonable amount for expenses and pay- Town ment for delivery cases. It was decided to hold this Physician. matter over. Letter was received from the Civil Service Commission advising that the eligible list for Lexington Police Police service would be established on June 30th. Mr. Potter list moved that the new list be requested and that requisition be made to appoint an officer. Mr. Rowse seconded the motion and it was so voted. Letter was received from the Civil Service Commission advising that the examination for the promotion to Sergeant Exam. for in the Police Department would be held on Wednesday, Sergeant July 27th and would be open to all of the regular patrol- men* The examiner requested that a suitable room be had in which to conduct the examination. Mr. Potter moved that School Committee be requested to allow the use of a room for this examination. Mr. Rowse seconded the motion and it was so voted. Letter was received from Joseph Garland, M.D. stating that entirely without Pers. Lila O'Keefels knowledge and at Letter re no one f ssolicitation, he was writing to inform the Board Mrs. of the fine work he thought Mrs. OlKeefe was carrying on O'Keefe with her nursing home. He felt that the type of work she was doing fulfilled a great need in the community. Dr. Garland hoped that the town would find it possible to allow her to continue her work in Lexington. Notice was received showing P.W.A. allotment in the P.W.A. amount of $47,385.00 for a sewer along Vine Brook.