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At
SEEECTMEN'S MEETING
March 25, 1947
A rggular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held
in the Selectmen' s Room, Town Office Building, on Tuesday
evening, March 25, 1947. Chairman Paxton, Messrs. Locke,
Sarano, Emery and Gay were present. The Clerk was also
present.
At 7 30 p.m. Mr. Nelson Bennett And Mr. A. Edward
Progress Rowse met with the Selectmen to discuss the progress of
Pictorial the pictorial Town Report. The Chairman stated that all
Town the members of the Board had read the report and any
Report criticisms were of a minor nature that were not worth
mentioning.
Mr. Bennett asked if the Committee should now obtain
three bids for printing the completed report. The Chairman
replied in the affirmative and Mr. Bennett and Mr. Rowse
retired at 7. 55 p.m.
Mr. Alexander M. Hay, 3 Sheridan Street, Lexington,
met with the Board relative to the position of Town Account-
ant. The Chairman explained that the Board had read his
Interview application and decided that they would like to have an
Applicants opportunity to discuss the subject with him. The Chairman
For Town explained in general the duties of the position and asked
Accountant the applicant if he had any questions or any further inform-
ation that he could furnish the Board. He said that he
attends Northeastern University two nights a week and expects
to obtain his B A degree. The Chairman asked how many years
it would be before he would complete his course and Mr. Hay
replied three.
Mr. Locke asked how long he had been a resident of
Lexington and he replied that he has been living with an
aunt since 1943 .
The Chairman said that inasmuch as Mr. Hay has three
more years of school it would appear that perhaps he is
not advanced sufficiently to assume the duties of the
position in question. Mr. Hay reblied that he has completed
Accounting Course and from now on the course will be
Business. He said that he has had four years of Accounting.
Mr. Hay retired at S 00 p.m. , and Mr. Frank D. Walker, City
Auditor of Marlboro, met with the Board for an interview.
The Chairman explained that the Selectmen had all read
Mr. Walker's application and felt that they would like an
opportunity to discuss the position with him. Mr. Emery
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explained that in Lexington the Town Accountant is also
Secretary to the Appropriation Committee and is required
to attend their meetings. Mr. Locke inquired as to the
personnel in the Accounting Department in Marlbbro and
Mr. Walker replied that there is one girl besides himself.
Chairman Paxton explained that the maximum salary for the
Town Accountant is set up at the present time is
$4, 250.00. Mr. Walker explained that the working conditions
in Marlboro "are not the best". He said that he would like
to obtain a position in a town where his work might be
rewarded.
Chairman Paxton asked that if by any chance the Board
appointed Mr. Walker to the position, would he be willing
to move to Lexington.. Mr. Walker replied in the affirmative.
Mr. Locke asked why Mr. Walker was interested in mun-
icipal work rather than private industry and he replied
that he had started-but in municipal work and likes it.
He retired at 8:10 p.m. , and Mr. W. Harold Whiting, Town
Accountant in the Town of Merrimac met with the Board.
The Chairman explained that apparently Mr. Whiting
was familiar with the duties of the Town Accountant and
' informed him that in Lexington the Town Accountant is
also Secretary to the Retirement Board and an ex-officio
member of the Appropriation Committee. Mr. Whiting referred
the Board to the Bureau of Accounts at the State House rel-
ative to the work that he has done during the time he has
held the office in Merrimac. Mr. Gay asked if the salary
as set up would be satisfactory. Mr. Whiting replied in the
affirmative and said that he is definitely interested in the
position. He retired at 8:25 p.m. and Mr. William E.
Downing of South Sudbury met with the Board.
The Chairman explained in general the duties of the
Town Accountant in Lexington. Mr. Locke asked if the position
of Town Accountant in South Sudbury was full time and Mr.
Downing replied in the negative. He said that he had been
working for Raytheon but terminated his services there in
February. He said that he was prepared to give the Town of
Lexington full time. Mr. Downing retired at 8 45 p.m. and
Mr. Raymond L. White met with the Board.
Mr. Emery asked Mr. White if he was now employed and he
replied that he was working for an individual who has four
corporations with the main office located in Everett. Mr.
Mr. Emery asked Mr. White if he preferred municipal work to
private work and he replied in the affirmative. The
Chairman explained that several applicants had been interviewed
and as soon as a decision had been made Mr. White would be so
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He retired at 9.10 p.m. 11
The Board discussed the individuals interviewed and
it was decided to eliminate Mr. Ritchie and Mr. Hay.
The Chairman suggested that every member of the Board
consider the applicants during the coming week and be
prepared to make a decision at the next regular meeting
of the Board.
Violation The Chairman read a letter from the Building Inspector
Zoning stating that the owner of the property at 341 Marrett Road
Law is violating the Lexington Zonigg Law inasmuch as the
building is located in R1 district and is being occupied by
two families. The Clerk was instructed to ask the Building
Inspector wily he was bringing this to the attention of the
Board of Selectmen, and also if a complaint has been
registered.
Appoint The Board read a letter from Mr. Carroll advising that
M.R.Mc- he had reappointed Mary R. McDonough as Assistant Treasurer
Donough and Town Clerk for a period ending March, 1948.
Asst
The Chairman read a letter from the Lexington Allied
Presentation Veterans Council informing the Board that a Committee of
of Battle three had met with Commander Richard Lane, USN, and
Flag by arranged preliminary plans for the presentation of the
Mr. Grindle battle flag to the Town on Lexington on April 19th.
Mr. Gay suggested that Mr. Grindle accept the flag
inasmuch as his boy was the first casualty in World War II
and also a Navy man. Mr. Emery said that whoever approached
Mr. Grindle should discuss the subject with him in such a
way that it would not be embarassing for him to decline if he
so desired. The Chairman agreed to confer with Mr. Grindle
informally.
The Chairman read a letter to the New England Tel.
& Tel. Co. written by Mr. Emery, Chairman of the Board of
Fire Engineers, relative to an underground 40 conductor
neoprene jacket. Mr. Emery stated that a reply to this
communication will be received within a few days stating
that the Telephone engineers believe it is impractical to
pull cable a distance of 1100 feet, but if the town insists
they will construct an intermediate manhole at the town's
Central expense. Mr. Emery explained that the cost of the cable
Fire is $24,00 and the extra manhole would cost $250 .
Station Mr. Davis, Chief Electricial Eggineer of the Simplex Wire
and Cable Company, considers a 900 foot pull to involve
risk of damage to the cable. Mr. Emery said that he did
not feel that he should assume the risk of any damage to
the cable without bringing it to the attention of the Board.
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Mr. Sarano asked if there were sufficient funds available to
pay for the construction of the manhole and Mr. Emery
replied that it could be taken from the $2,500 appropriation.
Mr. Sarano said that he personally thought the Town would
save money if the manhole was installed now. Upon motion of
Mr. Gay, seconded by Mr. Sarano, it was voted to build a
manhole at the lowest possible cost, the expense to be charged
to the money appropriated for contingencies. Mr. 2Mer7
said that he would like to make an attempt to have the
Telephone Company pay for installing the manhole. The Chairman
saggested that it be left to the discretion of the Board of Fire
gngineers but Mr. Emery said that he thought a letter should
be written from the Board of Selectmen. However, it was decided
to wait until a reply is received from the New England Telephone
Co.
A bill in the amount of $600 for plans and specifications Bill
for a locker building was received from Mr. William Roger For
Greeley. Mr. Sarano moved that the bill be approved for Plans
payment. Mr. Emery seconded the motion, and it was so For
voted. Locker
Room
A letter was receited from the Lexington Cab Company,
Inc. , requesting a transfer of their public carriage license
originally issued in the name of Lexington Cab Company.
The Board had no objections.
An application was received from the Lovell Bus lines, Add'nt'l
Inc. , requesting a permit to operate additional bus lines Routes
in the Town of Lexington. The Chairman suggested that the Lovell
request be referred to the Planning Board for their consid- Bus
eration and recommendations. The Board approved the Lines
suggestion.
The Chairman told the Board that he had taken the Paper
privilege of contacting John Lamont relative to the Drive
Booster paper drive scheduled for May 4th. The Club is Permit to
willing to cancel the drive in view of the fact that the Booster
Archbishop Cushing Ghairty Fund Drive will be held on May Club
?Yath.. The Clerk was instructed to advise the Booster Club
that a permit would be granted for any Sunday in June. or
July.
A letter was received from Douglas T. Gleason declining
the appointment to serve as a member of the Board of Public Non-
Welfare. Mr. Gleason stated that he had been closely Accep.
identified with the campaigns of two members of the Board D.T.
Gleason
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and thought his acceptance would not be prudent. Mr.
Gay said that he would like to discuss the matter with
Mr. Gleason. Any further action was held over until
the next meeting of the Board.
Non-Accept A letter was received from Thomas G. Lynah advising
Thos. G. that/does not wish to be reappointed as an Associate
Lynah Member 6f the Board of Appeals for a term ending March
31, 1948.
A letter was received from Daniel A. Lynch enclosing
a copy of decree entered by the Middlesex Suprior Court
Town of in the case of Town of Lexington vs. William Richards. Mr.
Lexington Lynch also enclosed his bill for services on the case.
vs. William Mr. Sarano moved that the bill be approved for payment and
Richards charged to the Law Department, Special Fees Account. Mr.
Gay seconded the motion, and it was so voted.
An application was received from V.F.W. requesting
Cary Hall permission to conduct an installation of officers in Cary
V.F.W. Memorial Hall, April 23d. Mr. Sarano moved that the use
Free of of the hall be granted free of charge and to be considered
Charge one of the Veteran' s six free uses. Mr. Gay seconded the
motion, and it was so voted.
An application was received from Herbert N. Goddard
Cary Hall requesting permission to conduct a Sophomore Class Dance
Sophomore at Cahy Hall the evening of April 25th. Mr. Sarano
Dance moved the use def the hall be granted free of charge.
Free of Mr. Emery seconded the motion, and it was so voted.
Charge
Upon motion made by Mr. Locke, seconded by Mr. Gay
Sewer it was voted to sign an order for the installation of
Orders the sewer in Joseph Road, as follows:
Joseph Rd.
Spencer St. (Joseph Road) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Woburn St.
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Middlesex, ss. Town of Lexington
ORDER FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SEWER
The Board of Selectmen of the Town of Lexington, acting in
pursuance 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 'thereto enabling, at a meeting
duly held this twenty-fifth day of March, 1947, has laid out
and voted to construct a common sewer in Joseph Road, a way in
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said town opened or dedicated to the public use which has not
become a public way, as more fully shown on a plan entitled,
"Plan of Proposed Sewers in Joseph Rd. and Spencer St. ,
Lexington, Mass. Scale 1 in. = 40 ft. Jan. 21, 1947, John T.
Cosgrove, Town Engineer, " abutting the premises numbered 9
thereon designated as Lot 11 and another parcel, on the Assessors'
Plans and does hereby ORDER that the same be constructed in said
location. A plan entitled, "Plan of Proposed Sewers in Joseph
Rd. and Spencer St. , Lexington, Mass. Scale 1 in. = 40 ft. Jan. 21,
1947, John T. Cosgrove, Town Engineer," is to be recorded herewith
all in compliance with the vote taken at the Adjourned Town Meeting
held On March 24, 1947 as follows "VOTED That the Selectmen be
and they hereby are authorized to install sewer mains in such
accepted or unaccepted streets as may be applied for during the
year 1947 in accordance with St. 1897, Chapt. 504, as amended,
or otherwise, and to take by eminent domain any easements necessary
therefor, and to appropriate therefor the sum of $26100, of which
$6,000. is to be transferred from the Excess and Deficiency Account
and the balance of y$20,000. is to be raised by the issue of bonds
or notes of the Town, and that the Treasurer, with the approval
of the Selectmen, be and he hereby is authorized to borrow
the sum of 420,000. and to issue bonds or notes of the Town to be
payable in accordance with the provisions of General Laws Chapter
44, within a period not exceeding ten years. "
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 the Board an
account thereof, and that thereafter, one half ( 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 County, as a statement
of our action in the premises, in compliance with the provisions of
Section 27 of Chapter 83 of the General Laws.
The assessments so to be made are estimated, and the estates
upon which assessments may so be made, are numbered in the numbering
of said streets, or otherwise designated, as set forth in the
schedule hereto annexed and made a part hereof.
/s/ William C. Paxton
/s/ Geo -c,e W. Emery SELECTMEN
/s/ Errol H Locke OF
/s/ George W. Saran0LEXINGTON
Jg/ FredPri r k
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TOWN OF LEXINGTON
Schedule of estimated assessments, and estates to be
assedsed. Annexed to Sewer Order for contruction of sewer in
Joseph Road abutting the estates numbered
below.
Street Parcel Number Supposed Area Estimated
Number Owner Assessment
9 11 Elisa Lamont 5, 060 *139.
Mollie T.
O'Connell 4,850 133.
Upon motion of Mr. Locke, seconded by Mr. Emery it was
voted to sign the order for the installation of the sewer in
Spencer Street, as follows:
( Spencer Street) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Middlesex, ss. Town of Lexington
ORDER FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SEWER '
The Board of Selectmen of the Town of Lexington, acting in
pursuance 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
twenty-fifth day of Marc., 1947, has laid out and voted to construct
a common sewer in Spencer Street, a way in said town opened or dedicated
to the public use which has not become a public way, as more fully
shown on a plan entitled, "Plan of Proposed Sewers in Joseph Rd.
and Spencer st. , Lexington? Mass. Scale 1 in.= 40 ft. Jan. 21, 1947,
John T. Cosgrove, Town Engineer, " abugting the premises numbered 1,
4, 5,7,8,9, 10, 11, 17, 19-21, 20-22, 23-25, 24826 thereon designated
as Lots C D E part F, P1,1,2,3 ,4, 5,6,7,8,9,10, on the Assessors'
Plans and does hereby ORDER that the same be constructed in said
location. A plan entitled, "Plan of Proposed Sewers in Joseph Rd.
and Spencer St. , Lexington, Mass. Scale 1 in.- 40 ft. Jan 21, 1947,
John T. Cosgrove, Town Engineer, " is to be recorded herewith all in
compliance with the vote taken at the Adjourned Town Meeting held on
March 24, 1947 as follows "VOTED That the Selectmen be and they
hereby are authorized to install sewer mains in such accepted or
unaccepted streets as may be applied for during the year 1947 in
accordance with St. 1897, Chap. 504, as amended, or otherwise, and
to take by eminent domain any easements necessary therefor, and
if
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to appropriate therefor the sum of $26,000. of which
$6,000. is to be transferred from the Excess and Deficiency
Account and the balance of $$20,000. is to be raised by the
issue of bonds or notes of the Town; and that the Treasurer,
with the approval of the Selectmen, be and he hereby is
authorized to borrow the sum of $20,000. and to issue bonds
or notes of the Town to be payable in accordance with the
provisions of General Laws, Chapter 44, within a period not
exceeding ten years. "
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, toghbher with the Town Engineer,
compute the expense of the same and return to the Board an
account thereof , and that thereafter, one half (i) 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
County, as a statement of our action in the premises, in
compliance with the provisons of Section 27 of Chapter 83
of the General Laws.
The assessments so to be made are estimated, and the
estatds upon which assessments may so be made, are numbered
in the numbering of said streets, or otherwise designated,
as set forth in the schedule hereto annexed and made a part
hereof.
/s/ William C Paxton
SELECTMEN
/s/ George W. Emery
OF
/s/ Frederick M. Gay
/s/ Errol H. Locke LEXINGTON
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TOWN OF LEXINGTON !"
Schedule of estimated assessments, and estates to be assessed
Annexed to Sewer Order for construction of sewer in Spencer
Street abutting the estates numbered below
Street Parcel Supposed Estimated
Number Number 4trea Owner Assessment
43-25 E 13,280 Amelia H. Gustayson $ 364.
19-21 Part F 10,210 It " " 280.
17 F & I 5,690 Margaret T. Kelley 156.
11 2 6,480 Mary E. Kelley 177.
9 3 5,000 Edward W. & Esther
S. Baker 137.
7 4 5,000 John W. & Grace L.
Ryeroft 137.
5 5 5,470 Agnes M. Walton 153.
1 6 7,030 John L. & Bertha I
V. Pichette 193 .
4 7 4,590 Lillian B. Flaherty 126.
8 8 5,000 Pasquale Luongo 137.
10 9 5,000 Howard D. & Ida B. Fisk 137.
10 6,100 Mary E. MCFaWn 168.
20-22 D 8,6660c Amelia H. Gustayson 238.
24-26 O 9,090 Amelia H. Gustayson 250.
Updn motion of Mr. Locke, seconded by Mr. Sarano it was
voted to sign the order for the installation of the sewer in
Woburn Street, as follows,
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(Woburn Street ) CONNONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
1iddlesea, ss. Town of Lexington
ORDER FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SEWER
The Board of Selectmen of the Town of Lexington, acting in
pursuance 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 twenty-fifth day of March 1947, has laid
out and voted to construct a common sewer in Woburn Street,
a public way in said town, as more fully shown on a plan entitled,
"Plan of Proposed Sewer in Woburn St. , Lexington, Mass. Scale 1 in.=
40 ft. Jan 21, 1947 John T. Cosgrove, Town Engineer, " abutting the
premises numbered 116,124, 127, 128, 132, 136-138, 14$, 147, 152,
156, and /6O and five other parcels, on the Assessors' Plans
and does hereby ORDER that the same be constructed in said location.
A plan entitled "Plan of Proposed sewer in Woburn St . , Lexington,
Mass. Scale 1 in. - 40 ft. , Jan 21, 1947 John T. Cosgrove, Town
Engineer, " is to be recorded herefeuth all in compliance with vote
taken at the Adjourned Town Meeting held on March 24, 1947, as
follows: "VOTED: That the Selectmen be and they hereby are author-
' ized to install sewer mains in such accepted or unaccepted streets
as may be applied for during the year 1947 in accordance with St.
1897, Chap. 504, as amended, or otherwise, and to take by eminent
domain any easements necessary therefor, and to appropriate there-
for the sum of $26,000. of which $6,000. is to be transferred from
the Excess and Deficiency Account and the balance of $20,000. is
to be raised by the issue of bonds or notes of the Town, and that
the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and he
hereby is authottzed to borrow the sum of $20,000. and to issue
bonds or notes of the Town to be payable in accordance with the
provisions of General Laws Chapter 44, within a period not
exceeding ten years. "
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 there-
of, and that thereafter, one half (f) of the cost of constnaction
thereof shall be assessed upon the estates specially benefited
thereby, under and' subject to the provision s of Chapter 221 of the
Acts of 1926.
And it is further ordered that a copy of this order,
attested by the Clerk of the Board, be filed for record in the
Registry of Deeds for the Southern District of said County, 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 the 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 herbbo annexed and made a part hereof.
/s/ William C. Paxton
/s/ George W. EmervSLELECTMEN
/g/ sorEp W. Sarano OF
/a/ ^rrn1 R Tnrkw LEXINGTON
/s/ Frederick M. Gay
TOWN OF LEXINGTON
Schedule of estimated assessments, and estates to be assessed
for construction of sewer in Woburn St. abutting the estates numbered
below
House Lot Supposed Area Estimated Land Court
Number No. Owner Assessment Cer. No.
116 William J. Barry 11,170' $ 235.00
124 Asunta Modugno 7,950' 168.00
128 Mary F. & Julia L. O'Leary 7, 560 159.00
132 Ella M. Bentsen 7,950 168.00
136 138 2 Mary J. Kelley 7,340' 155.00
142 3 Margaret McCarthy 8,000' 169.00
4 Margaret McCarth0 11,760' 248.00
152 A Johnson S. Armstrong 8,800' 186.00
156 Hugh P. & Thelma H.
Mulligan 7,200' 152.00
Andrew Gupp 9,890' 208.00 No152484
147 Elizabeth Latter 15,450' 325.00
Andrew Cupp 23 ,200' 488.00 No . 52484
Didrick & Billy Dyersen 11,130' 235.00
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Nouse No. Lot No. Supposed Estimated Land Ct.
Owner Area Assessment Cert. Nt
127 Patrick J. & Margaret
H. Fitzpatrick 23 ,640' 498.00
Lexington Nurseries, Inc .
12,700' 268100 No. 58404
160 Margaret E. Collins 9,000 ' 189.00
The Chairman reminded the Board that a decision should
be made relative to the Board of Survey lay-out presented by
the Modern Home Building Trust. Mr. Sarano suggested that the Board
developer be compelled to construct the street before he is of
allowed to erect any houses. It was decided to astc the Town Survey
Counsel to meet with the Board Monday evening at 7.30 p.m. ,
to discuss the Board of Survey agreements with respect to improving
the quality of construction in developments.
On motion of Mr. Emery, seconded by Mr. Sarano, it Special
was voted to appoint fhe following individuals special Police
police officers in the Town of Lexington for a term ex-
priring March 31, 1948.
SPECIAL POLICE OFFICERS APPOINTED FOR A
TERM EXPIRING MARCH 31, 1948
Alan G. Adams Adams Press
Ralph H. Marshall Sup't. Cemetery Department
Arthur Linfield Senior High School
John J. Garrity Park Department
Thomas F. Ryan Janitor, High School
Charles M. Blake Call Fireman
Leonard Jellis N.E. Tel. & Te1.Co.
Roy A. Coop Deputy Chief, Fire Dep' t.
Charles E. Molpy Janitor, Town Offices
Charles Brenton Park Department
Ralph I. Dale 6 Oakland Street
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(Special police officers appointed for a
term expiring March 31, 1945 con't)
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Errol H. Locke Selectmen
George W. Sarano Selectmen
William C. Paxton Selectmen- Chairman
George W. Emery Selectmen
Frederick M. Gay Selectmen
Clarence MacPhee Franklin School
Michael E. McDonnell Janitor, Cary Library
Joseph H. DeFoe Supt. Public Works
Arthur N. Lee Janitor, Parker School
Francis J. Smith Keeper, Hobbs Brook Reservoir
Frank J. Peters Middlesex County San.
George E. Pray Janitor, Hunt Building
Joseph S. Wellington Caretaker, Hayden Estate
Benjamin L. Higgins Janitor, Hancock Church
E. A. Lindstrom Plumbing Inspector
James Stuart Smith 4 Percy Road
Frank George Doorman, Lexington Theatre
The Chairman informed the Board that Mrs. Frank
Hudson had declined to accept the appointment to serve
as a member Of the Dental Clinic, and Mrs. Yelland has moved
out of town. Mr. Grindle suggests the appointment of Mrs.
Vincent Burke and Mrs. Arvin Phillippart. Mr. Locke moved
that Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Phillippart be appointed to serve
as members of the Dental Clinic for a term expiring March 31,
1948. Mr. Sarano seconded the motion, and it was so voted.
The Chairman reminded the Board that it was necessary
to appoint a Committee to approach Mr. Hayden relative to
the possibility of using the Aldrich property for a school
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site. Unless Mr. Holt, the Moderator, prefers to select
his own committee it was decided to recommend the following
persons
(1) Mr. Robert Holt
(2) Mr. William G. Potter
(3 ) Mr. Lyon Carter
(4) Mr. Harry Wheeler
( 5) Mr. James Walsh
Chairman agreed to contact Mr. Holt on the Committee.
The meeting adjourned at 11 10 p.m.
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