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SELECTMEN'S MEETING
August 5, 1946
A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was
held in the Selectmen' s Room, Town Office Building, on
Monday evening, August 5, 1946, at 7:30 p.m. Chairman
Potter, Messrs. Locke, Sarano and Paxton were present.
At 7:30 p.m. Mr. Joseph H. DeFoe, Supt . of Public
Works, appeared before the Board. Pole
At 7:31 p.m. hearing was declared open upon the Locations
petition of the Boston Edison Company and the New
England Telephone and Telegraph Company for a joint or
identical location for the erection of poles as follows:
Marrett Street, southeasterly from the Lexington-Lincoln
line , three (3 ) poles. Guy wire and
anchor to the second pole. (Two exist-
ing joint poles to be removed. )
No persona appeared in favor or in opposition.
Upon motion of Mr. Paxton seconded by Mr. Sarano, it
was noted that the petition be granted and the order signed.
At 7:31 p.m. hearing was declared open upon the petition
of the Boston Edison Company and the New England Telephone
and Telegraph Company for a joint or identical location for the
erection of a pole as follows
North Street, southerly side , approximately 900 feet west
of Lowell Street, one (1) pole.
Upon motion of Mr. Paxton, seconded by Mr. Locke, it was
voted that the petition be granted and the order signed.
A petition was received from the Boston Edison Company
and the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company for
permission to locate poles as follows:
Larchmont Lane, northwesterly from Revere Street. Two
( 2) poles.
iz was held over from the last meeting.
Mr. DeFoe reported that Mr. Tropeano, who lives on Larch-
, wont Lane , has no objection, but suggested that Mr. DeFoe
contact his brother.
Upon motion of Mr. Paxton, seconded by Mr. Sarano, it
was voted that the petition be granted and the order signed.
Mr. DeFoe stated that he had inspected the vicinity of Streel
6 Aerial Street, as a result of a request for a street light, Light
and recommended that the request be granted. Aeric]
Mr. Paxton moved that the Supt. of Public Works be Streel
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authorized to request the installation of one street
light at 6 Aerial Street, Lexington. Mr. Sarano seconded
the motion, and it was so voted.
Mr. DeFoe stated that he had written to five
concerns requesting bids for supplying the Town with
coal, and received only two bids.
Robert Pgwcett & Sons, Inc . submitted a bid of
Bids on $10.40 per ton, and the Lexington Coal Company submitted
Coal a bid of $10.80 per ton.
for Town Mr. Paxton moved that the bid of Robert Fawcett &
Sons, Inc. be accepted for the Cary Memorial Building,
and that if any coal is to be purchased for the Public
Works Building, that it be purchased from .the Lexington
Coal Company. Mr. Sarano seconded the motion, and it
was so voted.
Purchase of Mr. DeFoe stated that he placed an order for a backhoe
Backhoe at a tentative price of $1331 plus freight, subject to
whatever the price may be when it is delivered.
Mr. Paxton asked if there were sufficient funds in the
Road Machinery Account .
Mr. DeFoe replied in the affirmative.
Mr. Paxton moved that the Supt. of Public Works be
authorized to purchase the backhoe, and to charge the cost
to the Road Machinery Account. Mr. Sarano seconded the
motion, and it was so voted.
Mr. DeFoe said that in his opinion, it would seem
that a six-inch pipe would be sufficient to supply water
for the average consumer and anything larger would be for
fire protection or conveying water to further points. He
Water said that he thought the charges should be based on a
Assm't six-inch main; the Town to assume one-half of the cost
Charges and the abutter the other half. He said that he would
assume that the valves and hydrants should not be
figured into the direct assessment against the abutters.
Mr. DeFoe suggested that a charge of $4 a foot and the
Town to assume one-half.
Upon motion of Mr. Paxton, seconded by Mr. Locke, it
was voted that all future water assessments are to be
figured at the rate of 1 per foot, based on a six-inch
main, the valves and hydrants not to be figured
into the direct assessment cost to the abetters.
Mr. DeFoe read a communication signed by a committee of
four representing the employees of the Public Works Department.
The committee asked for a raise of eighteen cents per hour
Salaries with a forty-four hour week carrying with it forty-eight hours
and Sick pay; classification of foreman, heavy equipment operators,
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mechanics and painters. They also requested fifteen work
days sick leave with pay , that an employee must be sick over
two days and show a doctor's certificate on returning to
work in order to receive sick benefit - the fifteen work
days to accumulate for a period of three years for a total
of forty-five days.
Mr. Rowse arrived at the meeting at 8:14 p.m.
The Board considered the matter at length, and decided
to hold a special meeting on Wednesday, August 14, 1946 for
the purpose of •considering all Town employees salaries in
relation to possible increases.
Mr. Paxton moved that the committee be informed that the
Board is in sympathy with the problems and would hold a special
meeting for the purpose of studying all Town employees
salaries in relation to possible increases on Wednesday
evening, August 14, 1946. Mr. Sarano seconded the motion, and
it was so voted.
At 8: 50 p. .. Mr. R. E. Cox, 410 Waltham Street , appeared
before the Board. Mr. Cox stated that every time there is a
heavy rainfall, the water washes over the sidewalk and Sidd-
' and floods his cellar and garage. He said that he believed walk
that if the sidewalk could be built up to the height it Compl'nt
should be, this condition would not exist.
Mr. Paxton said that this condition had existed in the
past.
Mr. Paxton suggested that the Supt. of Public Works
investigate the matter and remedy it if possible.
Mr. Cox retired at 8: 55 p.m.
Mr. DeFoe stated that it was necessary to have someone in
addition to our present engineering force to be the engineer
. inspector on the Manor Sewer job. He stated that Metcalf and
Eddy has two engineers who have had sewerage experience. They
will put a man on steady at 0250 per month; the Town to Manor
pay in addition 25% to Metcalf and Eddy for overhead, and a Sewer
flat rate of 0700 for their traveling engineer who would Job
visit the job two or three times a week and spend whatever Insp'rs
time he thought necessary. Mr. DeFoe said that Metcalf and
Eddy would assume full responsibility of the job and these
figures are based on a four or five months job. Metcalf
Mr. Rowse moved that Metcalf and Eddy's proposition, & Eddy
as outlined by the Supt. of Public Works for the inspect-
ion of the Manor Sewer System, be accepted and an agreement
drawn up. Mr. Paxton seconded the motion, and it was so voted.
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Mr. DeFoe stated there is a trailer, 15 years old,
Purchase which he believes he can purchase for $500. He said
Trailer that he has moved the shovel on it, and it appears to be
For Mov- all right.
ing Mr. Rowse moved that Mr. DeFoe be authorized to
Equipmt. purchase the used trailer at a cost of $500. Mr. Sarano
seconded the motion, and it was so voted.
Mr. DeFoe said that there is about $1200 left in the
Public Works Building Expense Account , and he was going to
Purchase purchase some tools and a lift. He stated that he believed
Tools & a large lift should be purchased which would take care of
Lift the heavy trucks and all our new equipment. This would
cost between $1100 and $1200. He stated that if the larger
lift is purchased he will then need $800 more for tools and
$600 for the foif at the Public Works Building.
Mr. Rowse asked if the October Town Meeting would take
care of these items and Mr. DeFoe replied in the affirmative.
Upon motion of Mr. Rowse, seconded by Mr. Locke, it was
voted to authorize the Supt. of Public Works to purchase a large
lift, the cost of which is to be charged to the Road Machinery
Account and the installation to be charged to the Public Works
Building Expense Account.
Mr. DeFoe retired at 9:35 p.m.
The Chairman read a letter from George H. Macbeth,
Temporary Town Accountant, stating that he had accepted
another position as of August 5, 1946, and from that date
on, he would be at the Town Hall only on Saturdays and
as many evenings during the week as may be necessary.
He will continue to serve as Secretary of the Appropriation
Committee until Mr. Russell returns. Mr. Macbeth stated
that he would draw no regular salary after August 3 , 1946
and he understood that the Board would decide what compensation
is equitable .
It was decided to have the Chairman contact Mr. Macbeth
relative to the compensation.
Letter was received from Colonel Henry B. Barry,
Request Chairman of the Board of Public Welfare, requesting a transfer
Transfer of $7500 from the Reserve Fund to the Old Age Expense Account.
Old Age Mr. Rowse moved that Colonel Barry be advised that no
action would be taken on the request inasmuch as a tentative
date of September 30, 1946 has been set for a special town
meeting, at which time requests for transfers will be con-
sidered. Mr. Locke seconded the motion, and it was so voted.
Letter was received from the Aeronautic Association of
Boston requesting permission to drop 3 x 5 leaflets over
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Lexington by air announcing the coming New England Show. Drop
Mr. Paxton moved that the association be notified Leaflet
that the Board of Selectmen is opposed to the dropping for New
of leaflets. Mr. Sarano seconded the motion, and it was Eng.
so voted. Air
Show
The Chairman read a letter from Herbert H. Uhlig,
who has arranged for the purchase of the property at
2118 Mass. Avenue, Lexington. Mr. Uhlig requested Change
permission to change the number from 211$ to a small House
number on Hastings Road. Number
Mr. Rowse moved that Mr. Uhlig be advised that
the Board of Selectmen does not approve a change inas-
much as the entrance of the property is actually on
Mass. Avenue. Mr. Sarano seconded the motion, and it
was so voted.
The Chairman read a letter from the Planning Board Trailer
relative to the use of individual trailers as homes. The
Planning Board has no particular idea of its own except that
it felt that this sort of thing should be prevented or
definitely restricted in town.
The Clerk was instructed to write to the Building
Inspector and request him to advise the Board if according to
his interpretation the present building and plumbing laws
prevented trailers in Lexington.
A letter was received from Mrs. Richard Sorrentino, 7
Theresa Avenue, Lexington, offering $300 for Lots 17 and 18,
Bow Street, and Lots 89 and 90, Theresa Avenue. Tax
Mr. Paxton moved that a proposal to sell the lots be Title
advertised in the Lexington Minute-Man, and that further Offer
consideration be given the offer at the next meeting of
the Board. Mr. Rowse seconded the motion, and it was so
voted.
The Board gave further consideration to Mr. Wilfred Sell Lots
B. Henley's offer of $400 for Lots 149 and 150, Bridge 11.9 & 150
Street, Lexington. A proposal to sell these lots was Bridge St
advertised in the July 25, 1946 issue of the Lexington
Minute-Man. No persons contacted the Selectmen' s Office
as a result of the advertisement.
Mr. Locke moved that the offer be accepted and that
Lots 149 and 150 , Bridge Street, Lexington be sold and
conveyed to Mr. Wildfred B. Henly. Mr. Sarano seconded
the motion, and it was so voted.
The Board gave further consideration to Mr. Guy Sell Lot
Lepore' s offer of X200 for Lot 35, Reed Street, Lexington.35 Reed
A proposal to sell this lot was advertised in the July Street
25, 1946 issue of the Lexington Minute Man. No persons
contacted the Selectmen' s Office as a result of the
advertisement.
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Mr. Rowse moved that the offer be accepted and
that Lot 35, Reed Street, Lexington be sold and con-
veyed to Mr. Guy Lepore. Mr. Paxton seconded the motion,
and it was so voted.
Letter was received from Francis X. Cotter, Commissioner
Veterans' of Veterans Services, together with a copy of Chapter 599,
Services an act making mandatory the establishment of municipal
and district departments of Veterans' Services, under
directors of Veterans' Services, and relative to the
powers and duties of such departments and directors.
A copy of the letter gnd the act had been sent to
each member of the Board previous to this meeting. No
action was taken on the matter.
Eligibles A certified list of eligibles for appointment to
for Police the Police Department was received from the Division of
Dept. Civil Service.
Mr. Locke moved that the list be referred to the
Chief of Police for recommendations. Mr. Paxton seconded
the motion, and it was so voted.
Letter was recdived from Willard S. Walker stating
Walker that on July 22, 1946 he had received a bill for the use
Ambulance of the ambulance, and inasmuch as he is a veteran, he
Bill assumed that he was entitled to the service free of
charge.
Mr. Rowse moved that Mr. Wglker be advised that the
Selectmen prefer not to make any exceptions relative to
the rules and regulations governing the use of the
ambulance. Mr. Paxton seconded the motion, and it was
so voted.
Notice was received from the Board of Appeals relative
to a hearing to be held on August 15, 1946 on the application
of Gertrude H. Mara for permission to erect and maintain
a retail gasoline and oil station at 9-11 Merriam Street.
Mr. Rowse moved that the Board of Selectmen go on
record as objecting to the granting of any such petition.
The main reason being it would create a traffic hazard
entering Merriam Street from Mass. Avenue. Mr. Paxton
seconded the motion, and it was so voted.
Special Letter was received from the Metropolitan State
Police Hospital requesting the reappointment of Edward J.
Officer Meany as a special police officer. Mr. Meany has
Met. State returned from military duty and has assumed his former
Hospital position.
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Mr. Sarano moved that Mr. Edward J. Meany be Special
appointed a special police officer for a period expiring Police
March 31, 1947. Mr. -Locke seconded the motion, and it Officer
was so voted. Met. State
Hospital
Upon motion of Mr. Sarano, seconded by Mr. Paxton,
it was voted to appoint the following election officers Election
for a term expiring September 1, 1947. Officers
ELECTION OFFICERS WHOSE TERMS EXPIRE
on September 1 , 1947
(Appointed August 5, 1946)
PRECINCT ONE
D Charles J. Dailey Warden
D John D. Barry Deputy Warden
D Pauline E. Bartlett Inspector
D Frederick L. Murphy Deputy Inspector
R George E. Foster Inspector
R Alice G. Marshall Deputy Inspector
R Mary E. Stankard Clerk
R Maidan G. Cook Deputy Clerk
D Mary A. Rowland Teller
D Mary E. Tracey
D Annie H. McDonnell
D George F. Stygles
R Ilda J. Field
R Helga M. Carlson
R Helen L. Pierpont
R. L. Ellsworth Pierce
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PRECINCT TWO
x Victor H. Harmon Warden
R. Clyde E. Steeves Deputy Warden
R Arthur E. Locke Inspector
R Helen K. Fitzgerald Deputy Inspector
D Randall W. Richards Inspector
D Ruth R. Ray Deputy Inspector
D John H. Dacey Clerk
D Gertrude H. Mara Deputy Clerk
R Arthur L. Hanson Teller
D Edward MoGrory
R Elizabeth R. Nourse
D Mary G. Oliver
R Madeline V. Peterson
R Barbara M. O' Connor TM
D Anna E. Tracy
D Helen A. McCaffrey
PRECINCT THREE
R Sidney U. Robbins Warden
R Carl W. Terhune Deputy Warden
R Ralph H. Marshall Inspector
R Neil McIntosh Deputy Inspector
D Charles E. Moloy, Jr. Inspector
D Margaret E. Ormond Deputy Inspector
D Charles F. Vaughan Clerk
D Patrick H. MacDonald Deputy Clerk
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D Emma Zitso Teller
D Ella G. Callahan
R Gladys T. Watson
R Emma L. Hovey
D Timothy J. Quinlan
D Elizabeth Burton "
R Rosalie MacDonald
R Edna D. Anderson
PRECINCT FOUR
R Lester L. Andrews Warden
R Frederick S. Britton Deputy Warden
R George M. Fuller Inspecdsd7r
R Irene E. Robinson Deputy Inspector
D Helen M. Kirk Inspecdsbr-
D Marion N. Burke Deputy Inspector
D Mary J. Ferry Clerk
D Rose A. O'Dowd Deputy Clerk
D Helena T. Maguire Teller
D Florence P. Tobin
R Caroline F. Deloury "
R T. M. Montague "
D Robert E. Ryan
D Agnes G. Hall
R Laurina M. Wilson
R A. Thomas Ferry
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Application was received from the Minute-Man
Uses of for permission to conduct a Craftsman' s Fair at the
Hall Cary Memorial Building on the week of December 2 - 7
inclusive .
Mr. Rowse moved that the use of the hall be granted
subject to a charge of ;150. Mr. Sarano seconded the
motion, and it was so voted.
Application was received from the Amvets requesting
the use of Cary Hall on the evening of November 29, 1946
for a military ball.
Mr. Rowse moved that the use of the hall be granted
free of charge. Mr. Locke seconded the motion, and it
was so voted.
Application was received from the Franklin School
P.T.A. requesting the use of Cary Memorial Hall on the
evening of November 22, 1946 for a movie program.
Mr. Locke moved that the use of the hall be granted
free of charge. Mr. Sarano seconded the motion, and it
was so voted.
Upon motion of Mr. Rowse, seconded by Mr. Paxton,
it was voted to grant the following licenses:
Alice B. Kelley Qld Belfry Tea Room Common Victualler
William Viano Sunday Movies
Richard Kelly Sunday Oo1f
1 Johanson Pontiac 1st Class Dealer
Upon motion of Mr. Paxton, seconded by Mr. Sarano,
it was voted to approve and order the installation of a
drain in Highland Avenue and a sewer in Washington
Street.
ORDER OF TAKING BY THE TOWN OF LEXINGTON OF A
RIGHT OF WAY AND EASEMENT UNDER THE ACTS
OF 1926, CHAPTER 263
WHEREAS by Chapter 263 of the Acts of the year 1926,
entitled "An Act Relative to Improving the Surface and
Ground Drainage in the Town of Lexington and in Adjoining
Towns", said Town was authorized, among other things, to
improve brooks, streams and water courses, and for the
purposes set forth therein to take, in fee simple or
otherwise, land or any right of easement in land, including
any brook, stream, pond or water course or any part
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thereof, and
WHEREAS the said Town of Lexington duly accepted said
Act in the manner provided therein, and
WHEREAS William G. Potter, George W. Sarano and
William C. Paxton, citizens and residents of the said
Town have been duly qualified and are now the duly
elected, qualified and acting Board of Selectmen pursuant
to law and the provisions of the Act above referred to , and
WHEREAS The Town on the twenty-fifth day of March,
1946, "VOTED. That the following amounts be appropriated
for the current year and be assessed except where a transfer
is indicated: Drainage Construction, Sundry Streets- $2, 550.00. "
WHEREAS the Selectmen have designated the locations of
easements to be taken for the construction of a drain in
Highland Avenue and Right of Way as follows
Beginning at a point in the center line of Highland
Avenue , said point being southwemterly and distant 30.00
feet from the intersection of the northeasterly line of
Highland Avenue with the southeasterly line of Washington
Street, thence southeasterly along the center line of
Highland Avenue distant 310.00 feet, for a distance of
30.00 feet on each side of said line of location.
Beginning at a point in the southwesterly line of
Highland Avenue, said point being southeasterly and distant 2$4.29
feet from a point southwesterly from the intersection of the
northeasterly line of Highland Avenue with the southeasterly
line of Washington Street, thence southwesterly distant 250.00
feet, for a distance of 25.00 feet on each side of said line of
location.
The Above descriptions refer to a plan entitled, "Plan of
Proposed Easements for Drains in Highland Ave. and Right of
Way, Lexington, Mass. July 30 , 1946, Scale 1 in. - 40 ft. ,
John T. Cosgrove, Town Engineer. " and
WHEREAS the rights of way and easements hereinafter
taken are necessary for the said purpose,
NOW, THEREFORE, the Said Board of Selectmen acting for
and on behalf of the said Town under the authority of the
said Chapter 263 of the Acts of 1926, and of every other
power them thereto enabling, do hereby take the right of way
and easement within the locations above described and shown
on the said plan, including the right on the part of the
Selectmen of the said Town or other duly authorized agents
of the Town to enter upon, dig up, open, excavate, fill and
use the land between said exterior lines of said easements
as may be reasonably necessary for the purpose of constructing
this drain, together with the right to enter thereon from time
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to time as may be necessary for repair and maintenance
of the said public improvement.
We determine that no damages have been sustained and
none are awarded.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said rights of way and
easements to the Town of Lexington, its successors and
assigns, to its and their own use and behoof forever.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the said Board of Selectmen have
hereunto subscribed their names this thirtieth day of
July, 1946.
/a/ William G. Potter
BOARD
/8/ George W.Sarano OF
/s/ William C. Paxton SELECTMEN.
COMmONWEALTH Or MASSACHUSETTS
Middlesex, ss. Lexington, Mass.
On this thirtieth day of July, 1946, personally
appeared the above named William u. Potter, George W.
Sarano and William C. Paxton and severally acknowledged
the foregoing instrument and statement by them sub-
scribed to be their free act and deed and the free act
and deed of the Town of Lexington, before me,
/s/ Hazel J. Murray
Notary Public
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Middlesex, ss. Town of Lexington
ORDER FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SEWER
The Board of Selectmen of the Town of Lexington, acting
inursuan
p ce of the provisions of Chapter 504 of the Acts
of 1897 and all acts in addition thereto and in amendment
thereof, and of every other power and authority hereto
enabling, at a meeting duly held this thirtieth day of July,
1946, has laid out and voted to construct a common sewer
in Washington Street, a public way in said town, as more fully
shown on a plan entitled, "Plan of Proposed Sewer in Wash-
ington Street, Lexington, Mass. Scale 1 in. 40 ft.
July 23 , 1946, John T. Cosgrove, Town Engineer, " abutting the
premises numbered 15, 9, 5, 4, 12, thereon designated at Pt.
24, 23, 22; 15-Pt. 20, 21 , 9-18, 19,Pt. 20; 591ots Pt. 16, 17,
4ALota 10, 11, Pt. 12; 12-Lots Pt. 12, 13 ; Lots 26, Pt. 27;
Lots 28, 29, Lots 44, 45, on the Assessor's Plans and does
hereby ORDER that the same be constructed in said location.
A plan entitle¢, "Plan of Proposed Sewer in Washington Street,
Lexington, Mass. Scale 1 in. = 40 ft. July 23, 1946, Jogn
T. Cosgrove, Town Engineer, " is to be recorded herewith all
in compliance with the vote taken at the Adjourned Town
Meeting held on March 25, 1946 as follows "Voted: That the
Selectmen be authorized to install sewer mains in such accept-
ed or unaccepted streets as may be applied for during the
year 1946 in accordance with St. 1897, Chap. 504, as
amended, or otherwise, and to take by eminent domain any
necessary easements therefor, and to appropriate the sum
of $19, 517.24 for sais installations, this amount to be
provided by transfer from the Sewer Construction Federal
Aided Projects Account. "
That the work be done by, or under the direction of,
the Superintendent of Public Works who shall as soon as
feasible after the completion thereof, together with the
Town Engineer, compute the expense of the same and return
to this Board an account thereof, and that thereafter, one
half (1/2) of the cost of construction thereof shall be
assessed upon the estates specially benefited thereby,
under and subject to the provisions of Chapter 221 of the
Acts of 1926.
And it is further ordered that a copy of this order,
attested by the Clerk of this Board, be filed for record
in the Registry of Deeds for the Southern District of said
IICounty, as a statement of our action in the premises, in
compliance with the provisions of Section 27 of Chapter
83 of the General Laws.
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The assessments so to be made are estimated, and IIthe estates upon which assessments may so be made, are
numbered in the numbering of said street or otherwise
designated, as set forth in the schedule hereto annexed
and made a part hereof.
/s/ William G. Potter
/s/ George W. Sarano Selectmen
/s/ William C. Paxton of
Lexington
ATTEST
/s/ Hazel J. jjurr y
Clerk
TOWN OF LEAINGTON
Schedule of estimated assessments, and estated to be assessed II
Annexed to Sewer Order for construction of sewer on Washington Street
abutting the estates numbered below.
Street Parcel Area Supposed Estimated
Number Number Owner Assessment
Lots
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Pt. 24 10,290 Annie L. Dane 1,103.00
23 12, 500 Robert H. Holt 125.00
22 12,420 " " " 125.00
15 Pt. 20,21 14,410 Albert R. & Louise H. 145.00
DeRoehn
9 18,19, Pt. 26,140 Charles G. & Ruth H. Davis 262.00
20
5 Pt. 16, 17 15 , 530 Charles B. & Elizabeth M. 156.00
PeckII4 10,11, Pt._, 34,620 Helen C. Fernald 34 .00
12
12 Pt. 12, 13 19,820 Herbert L. Jr. & Constance 199.00
B. Crowley
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Street Parcel Area Supposed Estimated
Number Number Owner Assessment
26, Pt. 27 12,060 Helen F. Lombard $ 121.00
Pt. 27 5,920 lertrude L. R.Brigg: 60.00
28 7,530 " " " " 76.00
29 10,710 " " " " 108.00
44 11,430 leorge C. & 115.00
Vivian M.
Sheldon
45 12,380 " " " " " " 124.00
The Chairman informed the Board that Howard M. Munroe,
living at 334 Lowell Street with his sister, are alleged to
be p#ysically and mentally unable to take care of themselves
and they are living in most unsanitary conditions.
The Clerk was instructed to ask the Board of Health for
investigation and report.
A true record, Attest
Clerk
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