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Home My WebLink About1923-03-061 1 MEETING, MARCH 6, 1923, All Members Present. The Board met for the purpose of organizing. The newly elected members J. Chester Hutchinson for the term of three years, Fred H. Boulton, for the term of three years and William S. Scarman, for the term of one year to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Br. Cotton were present. The Board organized as follows: William S. Scamman. Chairman. Highways: Maintenance :!c Construction Street Signs Sidewalks Snow Removals Street Lights Ratering Troughs J. Chester Hutchinson General Gov't. Overseers of Poor Hallie C. Blake Park Commiseioners: Fred 11..Noulton. Water Dept. Sewer if Brooks, Albert H. Burnham Board of Health. Elee & Reg. Board of Survey Outside Aid Almshouse Town Physician Soldier's Benefits Parke and Playgrounds Inspector of Bldg., Tree garden Both Dept. Maintenance & Construction n u Hydrant Rentals Town Engineer lnep. of Animals " Slaughtering " Plumbing Bilk The following appointments were made by the Board. Almshouse Matron. At Mrs. William E. Eaton M 22 Animal Inspector Building Inspector Burial Agent Burial Permits$ Agent to Iesue. Constable Fence Viewers Fumigator Gammell Legacy Inco*e acting with Overseers of Poor. Lockup Keepers Measurer of Grain Measurers of Wood, Bark and Manure, Ordorless Cart Police, Chief Sealer of Weights & Measures Supt. Streete, Water & Sewer Supt. of Public Works Town Hall Janitor Undertakers Weighers of Coal Weighers of Hay & Grain Weighers (Public) Dr. Harry L. Alderman Wesley T. Wadman Arthur A. Marshall Arthur W. Hatch Charles E. Wheeler J. Henry Duffy John T. Cosgrove Arthur A. Marshall Mrs. William E. Eaton Mrs. John S. Spaulding John C. Russell Edward Leavitt Moses F. Wilbur Henry W. Preston George F. Teague Harold I. Wellington Harry A. Burgess Edward Leavitt Charles E. Hadley Albert A. Rose Christopher Harrison John E. Kelley Arthur A. Marshall James F. McCarthy William E. Mulliken John E. A. Mulliken George F. Teague Jacob Bierenbroodspot Harold I.'i7ellington Moses F. Wilbur Robert E. Hannaford William P. Wheaton William E. Mulliken George F. Teague John E. A. Mulliken Albert Bierenbroodepot A drew Biern oodepot finarold I. Y�el Ington 1 1 0 23 ,Application for a public carriage stand in front of O'Brien's restaurant on Mass. Ave. was received from John if. Leary of Waltham Street. This application was referred to the Chief of Police for hie report on same. Application for soldier's relief from Harriett A. Walcott of-iialthem was considered. This women's settlement is in Lexington and as she is now ill with nervous trouble the Board voted to grant her $10 pr. wk Soldier's Relief. In accordance with previous arrangements :miss Gallagher was appointed to do the visiting for the Overseers of the Poor Department at the salary of $200 pr. year for the year 19236 General subjects relating to town affairs such as the Block system for the Assessing; Department, the nuisance caused by the piggeries in town, fees for slaughter licenses and salaries of Inspectors of Slaughtering, were discussed by the Board. A true record, Attest: =14- CLEPI. #The Board voted to hold their meetings every second and fourth Tuesdayrather than each Tuesday. L Several other appointments were considered, but were laid on the table. ' The subject of making a sign survey, that is placing upon maps all bill boards, dimensions and exact location was brought up. It was the opinion of the Board that if this survey trould be done without interfering with more important work of the Town Engineer'e.department$ the same should be done. ,Application for a public carriage stand in front of O'Brien's restaurant on Mass. Ave. was received from John if. Leary of Waltham Street. This application was referred to the Chief of Police for hie report on same. Application for soldier's relief from Harriett A. Walcott of-iialthem was considered. This women's settlement is in Lexington and as she is now ill with nervous trouble the Board voted to grant her $10 pr. wk Soldier's Relief. In accordance with previous arrangements :miss Gallagher was appointed to do the visiting for the Overseers of the Poor Department at the salary of $200 pr. year for the year 19236 General subjects relating to town affairs such as the Block system for the Assessing; Department, the nuisance caused by the piggeries in town, fees for slaughter licenses and salaries of Inspectors of Slaughtering, were discussed by the Board. A true record, Attest: =14- CLEPI. #The Board voted to hold their meetings every second and fourth Tuesdayrather than each Tuesday. L