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�j 1 593 Today I visited the premises, and found the same condition, which in my opinion is a nuisance and source of filth. I recommend that the Board of Health order the condition abated immediately. Yours very truly, John Lamont Health Inspector. Mr. Locke moved that the following order be adopted. Mr. Potter seconded the motion, and it was so voted. Lexington, Mass. April 7, 1941 The Board of Selectmen of Lexington, acting as a Board of Health, after receiving a report from Mr. John Lamont, Health Inspector, as to the condition of the premises located at 6 Aerial Street, Lexington, find that the overflowing septic tank located on said premises is a menace to the public health and a nuisance by reason of its filthy condition, and therefore, the Board adopts the following order under the authority of G. L. Ch. 111, sec. 123 and every other power enabling it to do so. ORDERED that Harry E. Johnson of 50 Brighton Street, Belmont, Massachusetts, in the Countyof Middlesex, the owner of the pro- perty at 6 Aerial Street, Lexington, at his own expense remove the nuisance and source of filth thereon consisting of an over- flowing septic tank, within two days from the date of the service of this Order. Archibald R. Giroux SELECTMEN Errol H. Locke A. Edward Rowse OF George W. Sarano LEXINGTON Mr. Locke moved that Dr. Chester L. Blakely be appointed Animal Inspector in the Town of Lexington from April 11 1941 Animal Ins. through -March 31, 1942, Mr. Sarano seconded the motion, and appointment It was so voted. A letter was received from Miss Eleanor M. Lowe advising the Board of her acceptance of the appointment as Board of Health Agent for the Town of Lexington for the period, April 1, 1941 through March 31, 1942, Miss Lowe Board of Health Agt.