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ZrETAiiG, Dec 2, 1 J'- 5
of the o rh of -elec en as held on
Decel• l- er 22, 19r*5, at 7 I.) . at tTe ' electren' s Ttoor, loam all,
Lexingtch. The following merhers of tle or rd pr ,sent ,
essrs. Hutchinson, iles, -,.ustance nnd 117-111, Zhe -upt of
Punka orl:s nd iir ,ore also uresent.
The 9oard equested r. preder a mery and T. i TT Hanson,
to come before them to 1 scuss the matter 1 Ich r 1:,!ery suggested
nare'y, of living atter scrvine ,rhen the train service is
reduced. He also sug-ected that the ildlesex " octor t . v O.
try to arrange bus service to Har-ar quare
r. Emery statethat he had ,nrovious17- '- rd a conference "ith
Mr. Hanson in regard to hi s atter.
T. Larson felt thnt the bus service to arvard quare "ould
not be a material .)erefit to the oitlic inasmuchas they would have
to chqrge another fare from rlington eigl-ts to harva-d ,quare and
unless some arranvement could be made ith the 3osten :levated
pe sons traveling to Boston 3ould have to pay another fare
The _electmen felt that the 'Idd.7ecex Doston 7o11l11 cooperate
vith them in v1m7 as good service as possible ,rheee-Ter request,,.d
and could not suite see the advisa ilitv OP I-' ruestinr. the service
to Harvard quare.
T. Hanson st ted th t just as soon as the trains service
-ins decreased and the demand for -ore busses came the- vou)d cer-
talhlv increase their bus service.
There havi - been an error ih the Jeed signed v the Thard
sometime ago, the s e being uit-claim deed from the ' own of
,exingtnn to (xi-large S. Head , tle 3oard signed iothor corrected
deed.
Letter las received from rs a- ton of Hillside ive , East Lex-
ington stating t. hat the res dents on that street -cull lie the name
of Harvard Ivenue instead of illoiTh v nue.
Cwing to the fact that some of the residents c'id not Free on
a name, tae loard suggested he narro. in-'" Oxford treat.
It was voted to male a charge of D, no for all ')lumbing Permits
issued , after Jan 1, 1926.
The matter of a new location for the ar,,17 no, for dvnaite no"
be -g stored very near tee stand-pipe on roncord Hill as discussed.
It -as Ithought the preseut location very dangerous a-d if there
should be n explosion there mirrht he danger to the slandpipe
It vas suggested that the to-'n farm mirt e a logical loc tion
The date for the meeting "1th the Trustees of' tHe TSR c larris
Cary rUnd vas set for January 7, 1926 It -'as voted to have about
one hundred citiziris I vi ted to co e oefore the -leeting and ask
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then to take petitions for voters to ssEn rscuest ng the -rustees
of the Isaac harris Cary SUnd to secure plans of the proposed
' 1111dings and r quest them to delay matters so that plans and
spec teat ions of a large buildins sun be Iresented to the town for
arnroval or roiestion.
cati on. for two street lights on Mast street from the
nresest end of the lirhts t rd 'oburn vas rece'ved from Gustav
Run-el ' eon.
They were informed that the Supt . of Public Thrl-s souls].
' sok into the ratter nd order the street lights placed there
The State iid pay roll f'or the month of December was signed.
hutrick I. Heaney who o—ns „property at the corner of jhase
and 3anirs .svenue came before theboard and stated that he rssasd
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at 5(..) '7)0 andd, n order to comply with the -oning Law and have
a 'IrI) ft set back he could not build a house upon his pronertrr.
r IradoricIr I . Ersery , Chairman of the lansing 5n rd,
vas rsque ted to ive his opinion on the matter, and he stand
t t if set ,asl- was obtained on the orincioal street that
would be all that would be necessary. He did not feel tat 7011
could roust the man to set back on both streets.
The Building Inspector was instructed therefor to see
r. ieaney nd isforr hia if his house set hack tsenty feet on
one strret ho could build ra se,
The Board apnroved plans of Coolidge soad on tae Jiehl
roperty. These plans were simil .r to plans Jormerly approved
• by the k): rd of the property off ,dams Lstreet,
The 9oard appointed Edgar . Harrod and Unarles Lowe as
Ieasuress of Mod, Jark and .anure for the year ending :Lsrch
L79
Letter was received free Jallard, Chair an of
the ,chool Building uommittee in which he asked that the 10 rd
roco aider the proposition of appraising -he iigh chool 3u1 - d ng
so that 'ie can obtain the proper figures for insurance
The Board decided that they would have the build ng
appraised if it cousd e done by C junningham 'or 50.
'etition : as recesved from J iulono oulton of J5 shaman
t , for permission to erect a garage at ais premises
Eesring teviss been tis even i g a d no oilection
being msde , It was voted to grant permission.
The following bids Isere received for the on -.aports ;
h,edtord Iercury 1000 copies - 1 , 95 Pr p .
ercantile trintimr Cd. U IF - 2.75 "
'omerville Printing To. - 2 18 "
eaver-howland Press 135 15
Nesrburyport heald kress - 2,45 pr pg.
Yeran Press TY
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The Hadley Press Inc. U U - 0.33 s
John F. Garrick - 2.00
The Bailey Press II U - 4 00 " "
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ids on Totes of the torn , bunting to 75 , 000 IT)
vere received as follows ,
First ational sank 3. 86'1
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Old Colony Trust Co. '7).98r - rem. 1.75
Lexington Trust uo. 71 - Discount
C . D. xa.r <-(er 4.03
tlantic , ational Bank. -,. 67' - vi? count .
Ooinion as received from the 'own ,,ounsel in regard
to action to be taken on the removal of the old building nown
as the eat factory in the rear of the old pumping station at
,ast Lington.
It was decided that it the ores,.nt time it 'ould not
be well to take any steos in this atter 1 cept to request
Yr i,aurice Page ;ho holes the tar title on same to place up
signs ‘flo 'resnassing" on 4-he property sl ,'ne,i by is name , so
that ersons ,ill have -arning of the orobale danFer of the building
falling in.
otor vehicle Licenses :Jere sinned for the following;
Calvin . 'dhilds - J9 nas . Ye. -;lass I. - -ents Lie. 10 00
i jystic otor Co. 127 ',ass . ye. ( lass I. T7 10. 00
Fred 1-.5artlett- 72 Tledford St.Class I. ii 10. 00
illiam G. urphy- '15 ,dass . 2ve. ,lass II " 15 00
Fred . viano. -400 aass . ,,Ire. Class I . i, 10.00 I
,pplication for Iother' s -Ad :r s r-ceived from
rs Charlotte _,redle of Grove t. orth Jnton '.2his being
a nambrid4:e case and -rill require only t - inorary all in 1 -'7C nFton,
the ioard advises that the woman move bac,' to uamtridp-e.
TerporPry aid -ill be giv 'n for Froceries lEtil srch
time as the :roman is able to earn, she hnvinF, an infected 1-nee at
--)resent and being under the doctors care.
T'erings were held nn 511 strets left on tho list
for changes of nal:,es.
No persons o-Yjected to the suhiected flares , and tine
'In 'd decided to recor-rend t'ne na_-es to the Toni reetin7.
The Building Inspector called attention to the building
near the 'hilds ,iaraa.e on Ass. ye, -ast 1.o.71117ton 7 oh it was
intended to he moved ocross the street and be used as a store.
The nosrd felt th_t the -tand rd nil Co hould he informed that
they would he r-!flnired to build a first class -,' 11 '1 nrr.
The attention of the ilpt. of 11..',1ic or's vas called
to the fact that one street fight as ruested on .L'l —tcher -venue
and also street lights r ieer'ed on io-- t t -,-'-en,ion ond
nos ibl-,, on J1111' or zft .
hhe nornilelitary tiel—ts of the ., iremeo ' s jnnefit I
ssociatio,1 '9PC;', ac''rowledged ith thanks.
! eetirg adjourned at 11 45
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