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ME'ET11G9 OCTOBER 119 1921. ,
All Uembers Present.
The records of the last meeting were read and approved.
dilliam nquaro came before the Board relative to getting
the snow plow on some of the streets in the section in which
he lived. He was informed that an article would have to be
placed in the warrant for the Town Meeting to see if the
town would allow the Selectmen to have this work done on
unaccepted streets. He was informed that Iv.r. Henrick of
Drew Avenue also was desirous of having the snow plow in that
section and 11r. A quaro stated that he would ret in touch with
him so that the article could include all the streets where
the plow was needed.
A letter was directed to Elminal'��iunroe in reply to her
letter of Oct. 6 relative to the award for damages on 'Joburn
Street. ?,_iesidunroe was informed that the award of the
County Commissioners made in 1913 granted her $100 for damages
to her property and that the same was awaiting her at the
Town Hall upon receipt of a release properly signed.
The Clerk was directed to write to all persons who have '
not already received the damages awarded them by the County
for this lay -out.
A Land Court notice relative to the land on Bedford St.
owned by the Lexington Building Trust was received. The
same was turned over to Lir. Duffy for his attention.
Robert H. Holt, Chairman of the Finance Committee, was
notified to have his committee meet the Selectmen and High-
way Committee at the Town Hall on Oct. 14, 1921 at 8 o'clock
P. M. to talk over matters relative to securing additional
funds for the Highway Department.
Harold E. Cady, who was recently dismissed from the Police
Department, was notified that the Board would not reconsider
reinstating him.
The matter of Police records was taken up. Ir. Richards
stated that he would see the Chief of Police of Arlington and
secure ideas of how they keep their records.
Notice was received from the Commissioner of State Aid
and Pensions in which he approved aid to the amount 4o -f $6
per mo. being =ranted to Charles F. Alger, Civil Skar soldier.
' The Town Counsel's opinion was requested as to whether or
not the triangles located at the intersection of streets, such
as the +'Toburn Street triangle, were under the Jurisdiction of
the Park Commission or not.
An opinion was received from the Town Counsel relative
to the aosessment of betterments on Locust Avenue.
Acknowledgment ti^ s received of the certificate of
damages by dogs to the property of firs. Adelaide k.-icCoubrey.
Notice was sent by the G,hairma.n to the Jounty Lommi.ssioners.
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