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152 <br />Jurors <br />Webb <br />Claim <br />Town <br />Dump <br />( see page 144, <br />for April 5th <br />meeting) <br />SELECTMEN'S MUTING <br />April 4, 1949 <br />A meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held <br />in the Selectmen's Room on Monday evening, April 4, <br />1949 at 7:30 P.M. prior to the second adjourned town <br />meeting. Chairman, Emery, Messrs. Gay, Nickerson, <br />Driscoll and Hoyt were present. The Clerk was also present. <br />Mr. Carroll, Town Clerk, left the jury box with <br />the Clerk of the Board due to the fact that he was <br />busy with his duties in connection with the adjourned <br />town meeting. <br />Mr. John J. Manning, 40 Outlook Drive was drawn <br />to serve on Civil Business, first session, at Cam- <br />bridge beginning May 2, 1949. <br />Mr. Clifford A. Fletcher, 46 Blossomerest Road <br />was drawn to serve on Civil Business, second session, <br />at Cambridge beginning May 2, 1949. <br />Mr. Lynch, Town Counsel, arrived at the meeting <br />at 7:40 P.M. <br />The Chairman informed the members of thehoard <br />that a letter had been received from Mrs. Edmund A. <br />Webb, together with bills incurred as a result of <br />her fall which occurred on the steps of the Town <br />Office Building. He explained that he had talked <br />with Mr. Lynch on the telephone and was advised <br />to forward the bills and communication to him. <br />He said that he had told Mr. Lynch that the members <br />of the Board felt a mord obligation to pay the bills. <br />Upon motion of Mr. Gay, seconded by Mr. Nickerson, <br />it was voted to refer Mrs. Webb's letter and doctors' <br />bills to the Town Counsel. <br />The Chairman said that he would like to bring up <br />the subject of the town dump. He reminded the Board <br />that a letter had been written to Mr. Meadows inform- <br />ing him that the Board voted to give them a contract. <br />Mr. White telephoned Mr. Emery and was very reasonable <br />but said that Mr. Meadows had purchased a dump body <br />and they still hope something can be worked out. In <br />the mean time the price on scrap material has fallen, <br />but they would still like the contract. The Chairman <br />said that he wondered if there is any way that the <br />Selectmen could give Meadows a contract and be in- <br />demnified by a bond as Mr. Lynch suggested in his <br />letter, and exclude from the dump all out of town <br />people: <br />:D <br />hmesull <br />1 <br />