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30 <br />BOARD OF APPEALS • <br />July 13, 1945 <br />A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the <br />Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, on Friday, July 13, 1945, <br />at 8:00 P. M. Messrs. Locke, Brown, Redman and Associate <br />Members Ballard and Ripley were present. The Clerk was also <br />present, <br />At 8:00 P. M. hearing was declared open upon the appli- <br />cation of the Community Nursery School, Inc., for permission <br />to maintain and operate a nursery school and kindergarten at <br />2173 Massachusetts Avenue. <br />Mr. and Mrs. Rich, representing the corporation, Mr. <br />Donald Nickerson and eight other persons were present at the <br />hearing. <br />Notice of the hearing was read by Mr. Brown. <br />Mrs. Rich said that the members of the corporation had <br />been looking for property to rent or purchase, because of the <br />fact that Mrs. Harsh, who applied for a permit last year for <br />the operation of the school at 2117 Massachusetts Avenue, was <br />leaving town and it was no longer possible to use the Kimball <br />property. She said that they had been told that the Ross <br />property at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Cedar Street <br />was for sale, and they decided to purchase it. Mrs. Rich said <br />that a contract to purchase had been entered, subject to their <br />being able to maintain a nursery school and kindergarten. <br />The Chairman asked how many choldren were enrolled in the <br />school at the present time and Mrs. Rich r eplied that there are <br />twenty-two. <br />The Chairman asked how many children could be accomodated <br />in the Ross house and Mrs. Rich replied that the maximum would <br />be seventy-five. <br />The chairman asked if Mrs. Rich had been through the <br />building and she said that she had and that it would be adapted <br />to their uses. <br />The Chairman asked if the house would be occupied as a <br />home and Mrs. Rich replied in the negative. <br />The Chairman asked what hours the school would be open <br />and Mrs. Rich replied from 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 noon and on some <br />days from 9:00 A. M. to 4:00 P. M. <br />The Chairman asked if the school would be open on Satur- <br />days and Mrs. Rich replied in the negative, stating that the <br />school would be operated only five days a week. <br />The Chairman asked if the school would be conducted through <br />the school year and Mrs. Rich said that she didn't know as yet. <br />She said that ordinarily, nursery schools operate less than the <br />normal school year, but they might want to have a summer session. <br />The Chairman asked if some of the land would be used as a <br />play area and Mrs. Rich said that the property on the side of • <br />the house, from Massachusetts Avenue back, would be the main play <br />area. <br />
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