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AM SELECTMEN'S MEETING • April 2, 1942 A special meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, at 7:30 P.M. Chairman Giroux, 4nd Messrs. Potter, Rowse, and Sarano were present. Mr. Locke appeared at 8:00 P.M. I' The matter of replacement of police cars was dis- Police cussed, and the opinion was expressed that we would be Cars unable to secure new cars at the present time. It was decided to suggest to the Chief that the bulk of the departmental work be done with one car, It was voted to instruct Mr. Paxton to restore Cranston Mr. Cranston's garden on Hill Street to its previous garden condition, charging the cost to the Committee on Public Safety. The Board signed the application of Elizabeth Whalen of 250 Mass. Ave., Lexington, for permission to Board infants. The Board signed an agreement drawn by Mr. Wright- ington permitting the Town to build a road from Mr. Cranston Cranston's driveway to the Observation Tower, and Agreement also to lay a water pipe from Mr. Cranston's service to the Tower. Mr. Cranston had previously signed the agreement. At 8:00 P.M. the following citizens appeared be- fore the Board in relation to the complaint on flies E in the vicinity of the Battle Green Village develop - Flies ment: Elmer C. Houdlette, Robert G. Dexter, Constance Concord R. Bok, Marvin J. Bok, Dorothy M. Houdlette, Blenda T. "Hill Acheson, Eugene A. Acheson, Charles D. Allen, Albert A. Ross, Elliott W. Woruntes, J. L. Burr, Mildred H. Allen, Charles H. Tyres, Eva F. Dexter, Ruth T. Worcester, I. D. Larkin, Mrs. Charles H. Tyres, Mrs. Donald B. w Harter, John Sullivan. Mr. John Lamont, Health Inspector, and a Mr. Wales, representing the State Department of Public Health, were present. The matter was discussed for one hour and fifteen minutes, with the following re- sults: 0