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The Chairman asked Mr. Potter for a report on the roe Hamilton request for abatement of taxes. Mr. otter said that tie property was originally taken over n tax title and lots 33, 34 and 35 were assessed as ne unit.' Therefore,, they cannot be separated until the ax titles are completed. Unless the taxes are paid. by uly, they will be taken over by the Town He said that he water. and fewer services were extended to cover,lots 2 and 33 as it has been the custom when lots adjoln;. nd are owned by the same person, to extend the mains to over both lots. 213 Munroe Hamilton Mr. Paxton informed the Board that there is a ossibility that his meter repairman, Eugene E. Moloy, ould'be leaving the Town's employ to accept a position ith the Bethlehem Steel Co. He said if Mr. Moloy left Meter t would mean that meter work could not be continued for Reader he duration and meters may have to be sent out f or:'re- airs. Mr. Paxton said he did not know whether Mr. Moloy ould stay for a five cent per hour increase or not, but hat he is a very good man. Mr. Potter moved that Mr. Paxton be authorized to ncrease the wages of Eugene E. Moloy from .70 per hour o .75 per hour, effective as of April 15, 1943. Mr. ocke seconded the motion, and it was so voted. Mr. Paxton retired at 8:40 P.M. Mr. Morse appeared before the Board to discuss welfare attars and retired at 8:50 P.M. Request was received from the Boston Edison Company, nd the New England Telephone and.Telegraph Company for ermission to abandon a pole located on Waltham Street, Pole orthwesterly side, approximately 305 feet northeast of location inthrop Road Extension. Mr. Potter moved that the request be granted and the rder signed. Mr. Locke seconded the motion, and it was o voted. Letter was received from the Middlesex & Boston Street ailway Company stating that a survey had been made of the treats over which buses are operated it the Town of Lex- Bus ngton with view to changing the stopping places to conform stops o the order of the Office of Defense Transportation. A ap accompanied the letter showing where the stops are now laced and also the proposed stops. Mr. Sarano moved that this matter be referred to the amber of Commerce for suggestions and recommendations. Mr. heldon seconded the motion, and it was so voted.