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MEETING, JULY 22, 1924.
A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in
the Selectmen' s Room, Town Hall, Lexington, on Tuesday,
July 22, 1924 , at 8 P. M. The following members of the Board
were present, namely, Messrs . Burnham, Moulton, Custance ,
Hutchinson, and Miles. The Aee ' t Town Clerk was also present.
Hearing was declared open upon application of Joseph
Balonoff of 49 Sylvia St, Lexington , for permission to build
a third clave garage .
Mr. Balonoff appeared for the petition. No one appeared
to obkect and it was therefor voted to grant hie petition.
Hearing was declared open upon application of William G.
Murphy for permiseion to erebt a gasoline station In connection
with ale garage on Bow Street.
Mr. Murphy presented sketch showing the proposed location
of tank. This appeared to be on Mass . Avenue .
The Board suggested a location back of the house and near
the garage on Bow Street. Mr. Murphy felt that this location
would deprive them of their clothes yard.
The board, after considering the matter, notified
Mr. Murphy that they would not grant a location for the tank
on Mass . Avenue, but they would hold the hearing open if he
should decide he wanted a tank placed next to the garage .
alcohol License was granted to the Lexington Hardware
and Supply Co. of 428 Mass . Ave .
Guide Licenses were issued to Clarence Bentley and
Richard Hughes.
Attachment order was granted to the Edison Electric Ill.
Co . of Boston to attach wires to the Middlesex & Boston Street
Railway Company . on Kase. Avenue near Maple Street , 2 poles.
51-183 and 184 .
ih Attachment order was a so granted to the Edison Elec . Ill.
Co. to attach to N. E. T. & 2 . Co. on Middle Street , 91 poles .
Letter was received from Willard Hayden, Jr. in which
he suggested that the town adopt the seal as changed for use
on the Book of fiords.
The Board took no action in the matter.
Letter was received from Robert L. Ryder objecting to a
Common Victualler' s License being granted to the Mohawk Country
Club to do business at the Cary Farm.
Mr. Ryder was notified that the Board refused the appli-
cation of this club as many complaints were received in regard
to same .
Mr. Julius I . Berne , Secy of the Mohawk Country Club was
notified that the board voted not to grant a Common Victualler's
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License to the Club.
Sunday Sales License was granted to Anna A. Hannaford
to do buaineee on the State Road.
Arthur K. Marshall & Son were authorized to renew
Compensation Insurance on the Tree Warden' s Department.
The Board approved the granting of a peddler' s license
to S. Demetri of 136 Chambers St, Boston.
Letter was received from William F. Williame , Commissioner
of Public Worke, in which he stated that the work on the cattle
pass at F. n. Reed' s on Lowell Street would be done as soon
as the water dried up .
The Board replied to the letter stating that the land was
now dry so that the work dould be done.
Mr. Reed was sent a copy of the letter .
Attention was called to the condition of the property
at the corner of Spring and Middle Streets owned by William A.
Granfield.
The Chief of Police , acting as Health Inspector was
requested to have the place cleaned up.
Legal opinion was received from Robert P . Clapp on the
matter of filing of Bond or Insurance Policy with the town of
Lexington by the Middlesex & Boston Street Railway Company.
Mr. Clapp suggested a chane in the regulations and
passed upon the form of Insurance Policy that should be filed.
,/. Meeting adjourned at 10 o' cloctc P . M.
A true record, Attest
Clerk.