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SELECTMENIS MEETING ' MARCH 41 1940. A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Selectments Room, Town Office Building, at 7130 P.'M, Chairman Giroux, Messrs. Potter, Locke and Sarano were present. The Clerk was also present. At 700 P.M. the Town Clerk appeared before the Board for the drawing of a juror to serve on civil business at Lowell, Juror, first session beginning Monday April lat. Mr. Frederick C. Hadley, draftsman, of 12 Bertwell Road, was the juror drawn. Letter was received from Mr. John W. Raymond, Jr., notifying the Selectmen that in accordance with Section 15, Chapter 40, G.L., the right taken by eminent domain of a temporary leasehold interest in the location described underllo in the Order of Taking dated September 274 1938, on lands now or formerly of Colonial Garage, Inc., said taking being recorded In Middlesex South District of Deeds, Book 6248, Page 2, and Lease - consisting of the right to use said land by the Selectmen or hold other duly authorized agents of the Town or contractors with interest the Town and their agents or servants for the operation of Release engineers and workmen, and the storage of equipment and of ' materials for construction, or materials removed from construction, or for any other purpose in the construction of said public works, Including the right to erect and maintain such temporary office quarters and shelters as may be reasonably necessary, is no longer required for public purposes. Mr. Raymond said he believed there should have been an article in the Warrant for the Annual Meeting to effect the Supple - abandonment of this easement. He talked to Mr. Wrightington mentary on the matter and he thought it would be in order for a Warrant, supplementary warrant.to be mailed in the same envelope with the Appropriation Committee Report. Mr. Raymond suggested the form of article. Mr. Locke moved that a supplementary warrant be prepared to takcare of this matter. Zetter was received from the Town Accountant relative to the article in the warrant for ansap ropriation for Unemploy- ment Relief, Mr. Russell said that Uhapter 46 was enacted Art* re last year and this extended the time in which towns might funds appropriate money for temporary emergency unemployment relief. for Un - This legislation provided that any town may by a two-thirds employ - vote establish and appropriate money for a separate fund for ment expenditure by or under the direction of the boards or relief, officers in charge of Town departments, subject to the a proval of a board of administration consistingor own.o�icers s as the Town shall, y iEs vote, dteFE19J,, ror t,e construction,, improvement or.repair or p� ways,,.public parks, ' sewer and water supply systems, municipal buildings, and other municipal works of undertaking whereby empolyment may be afforded to citizens of the Town, who shall be determined in such manner as the Town shall. by Its vo to. Drescribe to be IN need thereof; or for the purchase or hire of materials,