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BOARD OF APPEALS" • <br />October 6,1944 <br />A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the <br />Selectman's Room, Town Office Building on Friday October <br />6, 1944 at 8:00 p.m Chairman Glynn, Messrs. Nickerson, <br />Bowker and Associate Members Brown and Lynah were pre- <br />sent. The Clerk was also present. <br />At 8:00 p.m. hearing was declared open upon the peti- <br />tion of Mrs. Margaret Kimball Harch for permission to <br />maintain a nursery school on the premises located at 2117 <br />Massachusetts Avenue_,, Lexington. <br />Mrs. Harch and lur. & Mrs. Rich were present at the <br />hearing. <br />The notice of the hearing was read by Dir. Bowker. <br />Mr. Rich stated that he is a member of a committee <br />formed by a group of parents who are trying to get the, <br />nursery school organized for children under six years of <br />age. He said that there would be twenty children, pos- <br />sibly, attending the school. He stated -.that Mrs. Kimball, <br />the owner of the property at 2117 Massachusetts Avenue, <br />had consented to allow the use of two or three rooms and <br />a portion of the yard for the purpose of conducting the <br />• <br />school, providing the school pays expenses. Mr. Rich <br />further informed the Board that the school would be op- <br />erated entirely on a non-profit basis, the idea being to <br />provide adequate nursery school at cost for the members. <br />He said that it is the desire to incorporate at some <br />future date and read the following names of parents in- <br />terested in forming the nursery school: Mesdames Richey, <br />Fogler, McGregor, Byfield, Harch, Jackson, Packard, Kepple, <br />Burrows, Funkhouser, Pilkington, Pagliucca, Gardner, Annis <br />and Lenhart. <br />The Chairman asked what the age of the children would <br />be and Mr. Rich replied from two and onehalf years to six <br />years. <br />The Chairman asked if the school would be more or <br />less or a kindergarten and Mrs. Harch replied that it would <br />be less organized and probably better described as a school <br />of supervised play. She said that there would be a day to <br />day attendance and at least one mother present each day <br />to work with a paid director. <br />The Chairman asked if his understanding that there <br />would be only twenty children attending was correct, and <br />Mrs. Harch replied in the affirmative and stated that <br />there would not be room for more. <br />The Chairman stated if a permit were issued, it would <br />have to be made out in some particular name. Mrs. Harch <br />r <br />
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