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much as the land damages in connec- finally that a committee consisting of 
tion with the new supply had not yet the Board of Overseers of the Poor 
been settled. and four citizens be appointed to sel- 
ect a building site for a new Alms- 
As regards new crusher, Chairman 
Swett of the selectmen stated that this 
could be provided out of the regular 
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Art. 3. It was voted that the polls 
be open for election of officers at 12 
noon, and close at 5.30. 
Art. 2. The various reports as print- 
ed in the Annual Report were taken 
up, one by one and with the exception 
of one or two instances were accepted 
without discussion. 
In connection with acceptance of re- 
ports several motions were passed. 
On motion of Chairman Hildreth of 
the Water Board rebates to the 
amount of $201.87 were made on 
water and service bills, as recommend- 
ed in their report. 
Park Commissioners’ report.—F. K. 
Hooper moved that the subject matter 
of this report together with the re- 
commendations be referred to a com- 
FRED K. SWETT 
RE-ELECTED ASSESSOR, 3 YEARS. 
mittee consisting of the com- 
missioners and W. C. Rust, R. C. 
Allen, Willian Hoare, Frank P. Ten- 
ney and Duncan T. Beaton. It is time 
the town did something on this mat- 
ter, he said. The property ought to 
be developed and now that plans had 
been prepared the matter ought to be 
taken up and carried to a finish. 
Chairman Jeffrey S. Reed was glad 
to indorse this motion by Mr. Hooper 
and hoped it would pass. 
W. C. Rust thought this was a good 
plan and that the town ought to do 
something, now. 
Austin Morley said the plans had 
been prepared by one of the best firms 
of architects in the U. S. and he didn’t 
think a body of men, all with differ- 
ent ideas, could improve upon them. 
He hoped to see something done here, 
something that would be an honor 
to the town. 
EDWARD S. KNIGHT 
CHAIRMAN OF BOARD OF SELECTMEN 
appropriation of the highway depart- 
ment. So voted. 
In connection with the selectmen’s 
report it was voted that the unexpend- 
ed balance of $1712.25 for new road 
be reappropriated; that the new road 
be called Old Neck Road; that a com- 
mittee be appointed to consider the 
feasibility of moving the engine house 
to the center of the present lot and 
together with estimated cost report at 
adjourned meeting; that the select- 
men be authorized to procure plans for 
new picnic house at Tuck’s Point ; and 
SELECTMAN WALTER R. BELL 
house, prepare plans and building es- 
timates and report at the adjourned 
meeting. ; 
The Tax Collector’s report as us- 
ual brought forth considerable dis- 
cussion, owing to the several small 
uncollected taxes. The sentiment 
was expressed that these accounts 
ought to be cleaned up, one way or 
another, and not brought before the 
town each year. 
F. K. Hooper moved that the Fin- 
ancial Statement of the selectmen be 
referred to them as far as it pertains 
to what is known as the B. L. Allen 
Fund, the A. W. Smith Trust Fund 
and the Public Library Fund for 
them to devise the best method of 
JAMES HOARE 
RE-ELECTED WATER COMMISSIONER 
He didn’t like 
treating these funds. 
it to appear as now. 
The action on acceptance of reports 
was completed at 10.30 and the arti- 
cles of the warrant was then taken up 
in the order in which they appeared, 
for the most part. 
Art. 4 List of Jurors. 
could be taken. 
Art. 5. Finance committe. The 
following were appointed: H,-}: Mere 
rill, George S. Sinnicks, Frank P. 
Tenney, Chester L. Crafts, Patrick 
H. Boyle, George E. Hildreth, AAG. 
Needham. Mr. Merrill declined to 
serve and Augustus M. Killam was 
appointed in his place. 
Under Art. 6, $18,000 was appro- 
priated for maintenance of highways, 
No action 
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