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Home My WebLink About1906-1911 Selectmen Records. Vol. 7Selectmen Records Volume 7 3/8/1906-3/4/1911 IDs: S-24, PP 177 ✓�u� ,�i-zc2cL ��-sr�vt� ,�°� LPi�.c-aL- MW 015 eS�e" .� - ;2w- -�' r 4 N � 1• b �Qet ��G� �zeCJ a��a etc ��•� z tA A JO 17� 421 �r ct li 10 cr-� J�v F 11 Irle i s Zee �� w �d-7 � o� tiC-«. e� . I �/JivT,�a � � ,�2 �—�-�� i✓7.c , cr 6 ,� Im _,4,O, 1V27^ �3 " oc j ex µ_ r OL& r A/L a A ,� 17 PL�� of.O oz /Ly/L-(QAC I L_ 17 �04L� A)-Lt/w- 00, -Lt/w- oc �6 I� elf Q4f� 7 OL Yx �44, 14�2 `f W44d�.�� rz_c_� ate« o& C�t- Cc e/ 25� �C_rti-z- 1 .. __ .,.,ii�.� � O''✓ -ems. c:40 Ad 121 Od � y i�J- 4. ;c7(, 21 Ja G 2. 'Otl moi✓ � 7!!� LRoz NGTON, July 9* 19W. TO THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:— Respectfully represent the undersigned, Inhabitants of the town of Lexington, in said County, that Waltham Street in said Lexington, between Concord Avenue and Middle Street, is in need of relocation. Wherefore, we pray that you will for the pur- pose of making alterations in the course and width of said highway, relocate the same be- tween the limits above set forth. GEORGE W. TAYLOR, and five others. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, MIDDLESEX, 88. At a meeting of the County Commissioners for the County of Middlesex, at Cambridge, in said County, on the first Tuesday of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hun- dred and six, to wit, by adjournmentat Cam- bridge, on the tenth day of July, A. D., 1908. On the foregoing petition, Ordered, that the Sheriff of said County, or his Deguty, give notice to all persons and corporations interested there- in, that said Commissioners will meet for the ten of i 0 Same to the Lexington MINUTE -MAN, a new$- Pvaper printed at LexinjRm, three weeks succeae- e y, the last publication to be fourteen days at least, before said view; and also bv. posting the same in two public places In the said town of Lexington, fourteen days before said view; and that he make return of his doings herein, toy sold Commissioners, at the time and place fixed for said view and hearing. THEO. C. HuxD, Clerk. Copy of petition and order thereon, Attest, THEO. C. HURD, Clerk. A true copy of petition and order thereon, Attest, BARTHOLOMEW M. YOUNG, 28july8w Deputy Sheriff. v Gn. fLYL.CIi S'Jltic.e.rJ d— '� �y�_� �/ L''Z-�.L/�///�LQ//i✓Y- J� �r w �e/L-�--i—+-t-f--ls�.k-� �'n �. L� r r t r t 23 24 25 67 Zzr 1. / " 26 a, �p- 11 i (T v2� ja&/ ct .z, P4,Jo �r b a�i� ek� s d �civ� eR� U vVLA .`P cA4 Za4A J( r P m LEXINGTON, Oct. 6, 1006. go the Middlesex County Commissioners / Respectfully represent the undersigned in (�j-7�� (� _ 'r habitants of the Town of Lexington, in as' d �� County, that Mesaanhosetts Avenue in said 1 G//J Lexington, between Lincoln St. and the State Read leading to Concord is in need of re-,_'� location. herefore, we pray that you will for the W purpose of making alterations the course and width of said highway, relocate the same (between the limits above set forth. GRA. W. TAYLOR, /G 04�� FRANE T S. LOC E, 1 J LOWNGT S. LACES, EDWARD W. TAYLOR, CORING, // ✓ _/�� i HENRY A.. C.. WOODWOODWARD. f it C% pry -�C, �t T MA �" � /Sz � �< � r��c, 32 r 00 ac D e m TOWN OF LEXINGTON, TO OWNERS OF DOGS. Inasmuch as there have been cases of Rabies in this or adjoin- ing Towns, it has been decided as a matter of precaution to order all dogs properly and securely muzzled or restrained from running at large during the next three months, after January 18, 1907. This order will be continued at the end of that time for a longer period if it is then thought necessary. This action is taken under authority given us in Section 158, Chapter 102 of the Revised Laws. The Police Department are instucted to strictly enforce this order. They are also instructed to see to it that that portion of the law is - enforced which requires owners of licensed dogs to have them wear a collar with a plate inscribed with the owner's name and the license number, and dogs not wearing such a suitable collar will be looked upon in the same light as ownerless dogs. Dogs that are muzzled in such a way as to evade the order,— that is, dogs that are not properly and securely muzzled, will be looked upon as dogs that are not muzzled at all, and meet with the same fate; and all stray, ownerless and unlicensed dogs found running at large without muzzles while this order is in effect will be killed. By order of LEXINGTON, MASS. JANUARY 12,1907 GEORGE W. TAYLOR, Selectmen FRANK D. PEIRCE, Of H. A. C. WOODWARD, Lexington. A true copy, attest: CHAS. H. FRANKS, Constable. 36 ck ,A4'. 37 ce &Z,-eCLc„ CLQ 7"r�C u. k t 39 ✓fes �� _��%��o ,F��-�.�.Y�. � �L a7uJ 19 - msrs%•� 40 zz 34 41 `.6 lf/ouv-� /�/%r✓��L.� �i�z,ti-coo J�-�rvy,-rte �c.�/d-2�t��coc�, U4, lei � �i/71a�2d, 241 �. _ 4__ �. Ca- 0'-r�aG ei;?"- O. JU 7 43 - ✓�" ,vu-�w G�ic�w-,v � R.tyv-c, div �C- IAy�� zwe�� al . a �9a •, A 4 1, tau. 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Zoo Ue / �L -i�l- / 1 �' ��l i-P-� �f Z-Zi✓�'� C.tiL L � �1 u/� 3 VyyJJ//nn�G� , � b �[%H-A t✓ (/ / �u �Ylti-Pinti(.o ��/j)L�i/f/ � /�t�I �✓/ rftr - 'll' Q�✓�n/�-,.L.ELfi,i/' , c'�. 7�,L„�(/X GGt.[-- ��-�C-Cts- U'D-C�c.(-�, � `'.. _. w., ou TowN OF LEXINGTON, OFFICE OF THE SELECTMEN, LExINGTON, Maes., May 6th, 1907. Notice is hereby given that the Lexington & Boston Street Railway Company has petitioned the Board of Selectmen for a joint pole 1'oea-. tion with the New England Telephone & Tele- graph Company, and the Lexington Gas & Electric Light Company, on Massachusetts Avenue between the Arlington -Lexington Town 'Line and Lexington Centre, and that upon said petition the Board of Selectmen have ordered as follows TOWN OF LExINGTON. In the Board of Selectmen. 119may1w - Clerk. ULd�1�1 i Z t ado--wL,-��__ �-9 a w t Abe ri o _ _ r../ - 12,�� ✓ULA --mac. 9JD_ r J �l t �C "" i / J�^� ✓ICJ r 59 d y, 60 oz 7 Z,4 1 _v� /al- ac 62 To the Selectmen of Lneexington: reelAmgunonereigoUnin streak "mreln, ami wntng lands which abut on said street, respectfully pe. tition your honorable body to alter the location of the railway tracks of the Lexington & Boston Street Railway Companv, now in said street, at such places, and for such distanees, and in such manner as you may determine to be required by our and the public interests. The interest of all concerned seems to us to as a travelled way, dna t0 the ens toot soca apace may Ue adequate, it is important that the location of the railway tracks should he changed. (RiRespectfully submitted, zel J) Michael J. Manley John F. Welch Charles J. Reyy .loon J. Roache Patrick Handfeed Thomas Harrison Jahn B. Mansfield Cornelius O'Leary C T. F. Canfield Frank Hughes Cornelius J. Manley. LEXINGTON, August b, 1901. LEXINGTON, Maes., Aug. 7, 1907. Upon the above petition, notice is hereby given tbat the Selectmen of the town of Lex- ington will meet in Cary Hall, Leitington, Masa., on Tuesday, Sept. 3d, 1907, at eight dclook, P. M., at which time and place all persona and corporations who desire may be present, and be heard on the above petition. (Signed) QEO. W. TAYLOR, FRANK U. PEIRCE, .HRNRY A. C. WLin Selectmen off Lexington. W e4�L ziC.c, c Uor�2-enAl 63 SPECIAL NOTICE. The attention of all drivers of horses or auto. mobiles is directed to Section 6, in Article TV, of the Bylaws of the Town of Lexington, which have been duly authorized and published accord- ing to law. The article is as follows and will be strictly enforced:— SRC6. ' person shall ride or drive, oreause. to be driven, any horse or other animal, or any vehicle, in, through, or along any highway, street, public avenue, or public passagsway in this town, to such a manner as to endanger or unreasonably incommode travellers, nor in any event at a greater rate of speed than ten miles an hour, under a penalty net exceeding twenty dol- lars Yor, each off once. � rr3, r3 s 65 c/Z Odra ad /2�wf L�� rLv��ti Q.tta� i�ZP 6, O �C',e To the Selectmen of Lexington: Themundn -Woetl, street therein residing on -v: oburn street therein, a `3i n, lands vhich "Jut on said street, res^e.aYully 1p°e LA tition your 6-�norabie body to air6r lite location of the raihvay Wacka oP Lhe I,esington Boston d Street Railway Companyy now in said street, at each places, and for auch�distaneea, manner as you may determine to be required p y QZ oar and the puAlic interests. ,/o^ The interest oP all concerned seems to us to V' requtre, throughout s considerable length oP _ [ \Vobnrn street, a widening of the space occupied G'N as a travelled way, and to the end that such apace may h adequate, it is important that the i lxatio ed the railwaytraekesho uld be changed• (Signetl) RespeotPully submitted, bliahael J. bfanley John F. Welch Charles J. Ray. .John J. go cher Patrick ManaHeld Thomas Harrison Cti C'6 L- e��L-t.O-t� John E. Mansfield Cornelius O'Leary ^ l�/LJCT. F. CanBold Frank Hughes ornelius LEXINGTON, 5J1907, Manley. ^ LEXINGTON, Mase., Aug. 71 1907, / CCC/// lll%%%r�LLL , Upon the above petition, notice is hereby / iven that the Selectmen of the town of Lea- ZL L< � 19ton will meet in Cary Hall, Lexington, n .clock on , M., aty, Sept. me and la eight Q C/fYv clock, P. M., at which time and place all Time and corporations Who desire may be e8e saint, and bea heard On the above / (Signed) Petition. %% pLA Cyi'-zL..G W. TAYLOR FRA, FRANK U. PEIRCE HENRY A. C. WO,ODWARD, / Selectmen of LeexxInngton. <? �� ✓r� / 4� �'�-,��Ll ////''Z((Z��.000.... �7 65 fir eel( IA ll 4 FIM 71 co d�wQ Tat. KIM LGu_n)d opt df ��--� J7 YlLy � &,CAI tEl [;�r-i-c��-�� i s-�)-�-,.y�j�-•— ��—zc.��, c�-:i--r.�o �o-c<.�c� o� r Grc l � ccaG-�...oc� cam" 9.30 4 ice•-rG i5e,� a,G.C-" -e . 75 1 O �J . lJ v -r/ ,cw�Jtit,u—tw 2v C— ",/C . o� �a.�✓� �1-��-r G� ��lLri ?'{� i.�-i. 7� /uta ad J4 � A.` Std a� d lgf+ U U 0_ &b 11• II j x/17, ��v✓/ ` �. � civ. m .J�t �yv-zc_e � eti�-.-v,��eC�� ,yc� cx,�.�r.C� c2�C�-c-ec.c-a-C- �• of — _ ye -4, cJ...en, l iyv-zL pv � %�.�--u��//" G'_C�i+s-u.4c.�LL �.. 6/h..a�ir*i � 0✓ ac� dc�- �j�� J14CL L nl o ti e l CL C�,�--�v U I _ p1 p��P�(� �-� iYv`w✓ J'�e.a.�L�/-�ve/Vjl��vz�-,-u.,.0 �-,_._ �U1M.e�'— � Ev.ti.eL ��•-��J wu�,� _ c�a.Lc.neam 79 Q,/ iCrdew/� iy� Yom, arc eco - al- J -a � AO ��. 7,3, 7,7 b 81 ✓ - � 0,1,/ e�Z 1�2,Ze, t7 if Cc.G Gu'z�G� �i � .0-Ccnni iZ iC�C-G-Ptic-a c,Q rz.e��r�Cecc.p , T WS" . N C/Z,mac- .y c ac -4( h e�,w 2_1yoS' C�,�� v `✓l�< NJ�� YL< 4 81 Central St., Somerville, Feb. 15, 1908, Olive F. Smith, wid. David C., Appeal Chap, 447, 57. Keeps house with son he paying for his room and for his part c�- of provisions, and she paying 9A2.50 a week for her roam, and her part of kitchen. .She was sick a few weeks ago, and owes doctor $10. or more. She earns nothing, and only income is $8, pension and $4, S.A., leaving her $2.50 to live on when rent is paid. On the 7th of Jan., 1911, she will CIL/ be a Somerville case, by residence, if she is not obliged to go to the Overseers of the Poor meantime, and Mr. Mitchell, paymaster of S.R.in Somerville, has told her that he will take her up as soon as she belongs to 'rim. Her son is now out of work, and she has no means nor resources of any kind. I think Lexington should allow her $5. a mo, for 9 mos.and $8. a mo, in Dec., Jan. and Feb. Saw TTr. 3 Lexington, Feb. 17, 1908. Frank D. Peirce of Board of Selectmen at Town Hall, and had a 1I0 X cnra*v J� Af,� tt� az�' . Cz ✓�I C2 V � H se ' M very pleasant and satisfactory interview on facts as stated above. He did not promise favorable action in the case, but said he would bring before the Board at the next meeting, and thought it would do something. CI.- He also agreed to report the action of the Board to this office. H. q. X Lxakawa V x cue,. �0` ,. Cz� c -C'_ 9L"";" f _ eL. ,J%/�ue�� ?�urc-wee �z.z�--C— o-u�_ �r�--�z✓d, Ld, Lkm , r,' , .. Z/YL'1 GG 7/C. �w ov %rte N�jJ^ C� �a ✓v� a� ci,� deo 6 io. de -c4 -k �A w Ol t1, ter Ic tl .tea.. -Loll- • �• �a�`-�1 ti �crwviz� � B� 87 ,v J(I ""40, """,( lg"4 IV v a�. 13� Rill '9" el,IL/l_ u v V V m 93 94 w W,t�e�ccf r oy Gly JJT4e�6 - le m jot -- �/`�"fuJtil �G�/L/�7i/iZZ' L ✓U ��' � YVL/i'� goo ��- Ile a � 101 `"C fc ��- �d� �r��-�- �� 2�� . �� r�C��2�, f�� 103 / 6< �/ S/I� 2�t„ I � al-� ?� �r A� 7 /� r �7viz wc�— 22 z 10'6 107 GAO-r�/A- �G _�t 91 109 �ti D2liv2 u�c.i-cam; c� L GGi�i�G-� ��1� ��i i w.y--_ - e�2✓%tee%�-C,'L"," f2%�.Y%�%'a'v h \ 111 C/1-1�1 112 V9 � C�ll y loe 115 r am / li 0 119, 120 iYd�tgo� ns!/ 6� l &/0C�/- GIfoy o��t� -�, TOWN OF LEXINGTON. OFFICE OF SELECTMEN. LRxZXGTON, Mase., Tune 1908. Notice is hereby given that the Lexington & Boston StreetRailway Company has petitioned L the Board of SelectmeU fora relocation of its ei reet, Lexington, in order to conform to proposed change in grade of said streets, in accordance with plan marked,— Plan of Proposed Change of Grade of Woburn street, Lexington ; Also Relocation of Street Railway Tracks, Scale—Hor, 20, vert. 4, Oct. 19079 H. M. Flanders, Civil Engineer," and a L� that Upon said petition the Board of Selectmen LI have ordered as follows:— A I TOWN OF LEXINGTON. 1 IN THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN. 12L 121 123 124 125 f 126 ivy -7i4_. V14 t ZYA A �� fi��- e� �,�� -- � �� - K,�' H 129 130 13,1 Nzi�� 132 ect-, �� v 0 w 0V/� cz�� // �5-,�IX� I to)3 Frol W.M."Wo l 135 136 4 l b ✓c1/ �/v a/, m Ila 1,371 13 WAWA I., 1'- 5 1009 140 i s 141_ orY` -- ./!✓�eY�-tiu/�C GAG 142 143 w oYl-� w4tl1 �a.4- i k 145 fltd o Y- C� 1 0 146 ef�) % ell 147 /�G eq MINE=� anm awl 148 1; 149 60 7 CZE x ?)�� 151 ( yr K WL61kL -150 152 all � � � A"A4� 154 - e ops _,L / ce / �, c y, jc� lh.ozl,d� D/ LEM C�v 4,;;c "le-- 161 162 c;3 / � a 9 -cam w � ��-�- 163 t IL kvx�l�' ° W 4 4 �k w vo-U` /.�ocz Lr�G�cz 1XV 165 Lo% 77 ZZt,j - 166 11p6 kw -v �/,; .qua V7 C9 G 14,71< 9X t ��o �,3 ��— JA4- ,Lej 16e /C.�/IY� U-11019 170 ;GVz r 0 171 q�%iz.�-,� �✓tai.--r/!a' �- L'-� FEW oAL ce° C, z ( V6(Z)-- ( 4 �e" `"a .� C` - W Z Lw 173 1w C& 176 ;f % NAME. OCCUPATION. IRESIDENCE. Armes, Willard O. Cotton Broker Bloomfield St. `Bacon, William H. Farmer Middle St. Ballard, W. H. Real Estate Off Massachusetts Ave. Barnes, James Salesman Massachusetts Ave. *Batcheller, Warren M. Retired Hancock St. "Belcher, George A. Salesman Fern St. Bigelow, Samuel B. Salesman Off Massachusetts Ave. Blodgett, Arthur L. Salesman Adams St. Blodgett, Walter Farmer Hancock St. Breed, Ezra F. Plumber Massachusetts Ave. Burnham, Ira F. Farmer East St. Butterfield, Charles H. Milk Dealer Massachusetts Ave. Caldwell, William F. Farmer Massachusetts Ave. Clapham, Edward G. Broker North Hancock St. Clow, Samuel P. Carpenter Waltham St. Coburn, Frank W. Stationer Percy Road Crowther, W. T. Provisions Hancock Ave. Currier, Clifford A. Salesman Forest St. Dailey, Charles J. Butcher Watertown St. Davis, Warren A. Farmer Bedford St. Doe, Charles C. Merchant Adams St. Fessenden, George H. Clerk Bedford St. *Fiske, Arthur I. , Merchant East St. Foster, George E. Bookkeeper Plainfield St. Foster, Whitney Farmer Concord Ave. Fox, Irving P. Editor Bloomfield St. French, Edgar L. Bottler • Woburn St. Gillooly, Peter T. Salesman Massachusetts Ave. Glass, Elbridge W. Farmer Concord Ave. *Glenn, William F. Carpenter Forest St. Greeley, Hugh P. Draftsman Oakland St. 177 178 *Ham, Joseph F. Retired Massachusetts Ave. Hatch, Arthur W. Clerk Bedford St. Harlow, George H. Farmer Woburn St. Harrington, George L. Real Estate Clarke St. Hendley, Eugene D. Carpenter Massachusetts Ave. Horton, Arthur E. Civil Engineer Waltham St. Hutchinson, Edward W. Farmer Blossom St. Jackson, George H. Parker St. Kendall, Frank E. Farmer Bedford St. Kendall, John W. S. Farmer Bedford St. *Lawrence, S. Myron Broker Pleasant St. Locke, Austin W. Farmer. North St. Lowe, Charles H. Clerk Massachusetts Ave. Mara, Edward H. Painter Muzzey St. McKay, George C. Carpenter Sherman St. Montague, Edward Carpenter Maple St. Mulliken, John E. A. Clerk Waltham St. Munroe, Howard M. Farmer Lowell St. Nunn, Nathaniel Clerk Massachusetts Ave. *Peterson, Peter Chauffeur Bedford St. *Page, Maurice A. Salesman Independence Ave. Patten, Bowman W. Farmer Bedford St. Pierce, Charles F. Clerk Off Massachusetts Ave. Putnam, Henry H. Editor Hancock St. Piper, Henry D. Salesman Winthrop Road Raymond, Henry S. Reporter Clarke St. Roach, John J. Carpenter Woburn St. Ryan, Joseph P. Bookkeeper Bedford St. Ryan, William J. Farmer Bedford St. Seeley, O. Gilbert Druggist Forest St. Smith, Charles F. Farmer Bedford St. Smith, James Murray Farmer Massachusetts Ave.. Staples, William A. Salesman Concord Ave. Swan, Charles W. Mason Elm Ave. Teague, George F. Farmer Bedford St. Tower, Ellis W. Clerk Bloomfield St. Wentworth, Charles O. Mason Pleasant St. *Willard, John H. Fanner North St. *Woodhouse, Robert W. 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G� cz- - /<"V� Hc4evlv� cam, .— lYv � � 1�,zA �,�M- �4e � 0% 275; �E� �e7� M�'j � ti 277. WW W AA 279 I 280 44, 3 281 /v� / 4w� \ mm At a meeting of the Selectmen Town of Lexington, held on the 18th day of lfay, 1907, tw- -ollowing votes were passed:- , , VOTF.r--rhe.t we, George We Taylor, Frank D. Peirce and II.A.C. Woc&rard,Salectmen of the Town of LexinSton, hereby accept, as far as we are lc:;ally empowered so to do, the bequest of two thousand dollars made to the Town of Lexington by the will of Charles E ;J!rench, late of Boston, Massachusetts, the same to be held, however, in accordance with the terms of said will "in trust to be invented in Town of 1,,% ington bonds, the an- nual income thereof to be rievoted to the care of the older part of the cemetery in which repose the remains of my great -great -great-grandparent Rev. John Hancock and wifee The vault enclosing their remains to receive# due care". NOTED: That we,George Vie Taylor, Frank D. Peirce and H.A.C, Woodward, Selectmen of the Town of p,exington, hereby accept, as far as we are legally empowered so to do, the bequest of two thousand dollars made to the Tovm of Lexington by the will of Charles Be :French, late of Boston, 17assae n,setts, the game to be held-, -however, im accordance_._wlth_tha_- — terms of said will "to be invested in Town of Lexington bonds, the annual income thereof to be expended for silver- medals for its public gnermiar and High Schools, subject to the same conditions, limitations and restrictions as in the medal bequest to the Tovan of Braintree, bussu. VOTED: That we, George Wo Taylor, Frank D. Peirce and H. A. Co Woodward,Selectmen of the Town of Lexington, will -bring before the Town at the next town meeting the question of the acceptance of said two be quests of two thousand dollars each made to the Town of Lexington under the will of Charles E. 'wrench, and will communicate the action of the Town thereupon to Otis Norcross and Solomon P. Stratton, bath of Boston, Massa. chusetts, Executors of the will of Charles E. French. VOTED: That Otis Noceross and Solomon P, Stratton, Executors of the will of harles F. French, be and they hereby are requested and authorized to pay to neorge D. Harrinr-;ton, Treasurer of the Toinm of Lexing- ton, said two bequeste of two thousand dollars each, upon his giving his receipt as Treasurer for the same, conditional, however, upon his returning 40d40 . to said Executors the amount of said bequests or the amount of either one of thein should the Town of Lexington not accept either of said bequests,, or Only accept one of them, in accordance with the terms of said vill. VOTED; That George D. Harrington, Treasurer of the Town of Lexington, be requested and authorized, upon the payment to him by Otis Norcross and Solomon P. Stratton, Executors of the will of Charles E. French, of said two bequests of ttvo thousand dollara each made to the Town of Lexington under said will, to issue to said Executors his receipt as Treasurer for the amount of said bequests, said receipt to contain a stipulation that the mount of the bequests or the .amount of either one of them shall be returned to said Executors should the Town of Lexington not accept either of said bequests, -or only accept_ one _of_them,_r_ar_ cordance with the terms of said will. GEORGE Wo TAYLOR, Selectmen FRArd'i> D. PEIRCF of Lexington, HEI,=4 A. C* WOODMAN j Ila aa ENDICOTT P. SALTONSTALL ROBERT G. DODGE ALBERT P. CARTER CHARLES W. BLOOD SANFORD H. E, FREUND Town Clerk, Dear Si SALTONSTALL, DODGE & CARTER COUNSELLORS AT LAW n 60 STATE STREET ROOMS 300-309 BOSTON, !.arc i 19, 1909. Lexington, Mass. C omp any The Telenostt\has acquired from the Street Railway Cormnany the right to string a luire upon the poles of the Commnany through Lexington and Ne,*ton. The ComnarV will petition your TELEPHONE 6650 MAIN Board of Selectmen in the near future for authority to string this wire, and I am writing no --:r to ask i7 it is necessary that any plan be filed -lith the petition. I presume you have on file in your office plans showing the locations of the poles in question. If you ---ould inform me as soon as possible on this point.. I should be much obliged. D/W Very truly (/yyours$ EwIukE D J,