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135 Public Trusts, Cemetery Trust Funds, a total principal of $25,785.00 represented by 197 separate accounts. This Trust does not include the Herbert Hilton Trust Fund now Funds amounting to 34,627.13. Mr. Saran moved that the Lexington Committee on Public Safety be authorized to remove the Report Center to the Engineers' Room and that they be authorized to Report have the Police Department take full charge of telephone Center calls from the Newton Warning Center. Mr. Locke seconded the motion, and it was so voted. The following communication was received from Miss Eleanor M. Lowe.Clerk of the Board of Selectmen: Lexington, Mass. January 11, 1943. Board of Selectmen Lexington, Mass. Gentlemen: It is with sincere regret that I submit my res- ignation as an employee of the Town of Lexington, effect- ive on January 23, 1943. I leave the Town's employ to take a position in a long established New England concern Which offers excellent opportunity for advancement. I have always enjoyed working with the present Board of Selectmen, and wish to thank each member for the personal interest and kindness shown ma. I shall be very glad to help both the Selectmen and Miss Murray in any way that I can after I leave here, arid wish both to feel free to call on me at any time for such assistance as I am able to give. Sincerely yours, /s/ Eleanor M. Lowe Clerk, Selectmen. It was then VOTED: That the Board of Selectmen accepts with deep regret the resignation of Miss Eleanor M. Lowe as Clerk of the Board. Miss Lowe has served the Town for seventeen years, eight of those years as Clerk of the Board. It is only that the Board believes it cannot stand in the way of her further progress that prevents it from making additional effort in keeping her in the service of the Town. She has served the Town faithfully and with great ability. The Board expresses its appreciation in behalf of the Town of Lexington.