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A REGULER ~EETING OF Tim BOARD WAS HELD ON THE ABOVE DATE WITH ALL I~ETING
i_q~BERS PRESENT: OHAIR~N SOVERINO PRESIDING. -~, '~
TOWN ACCOUNTANT SUBMITTED WARRANT ,~.~TBAL.~5,908.89VOTED AppR.As RD&BiLLS Pi). WARRANT,
KEEPER BURCHELL WAS PRESENT TO CONFER WITH THE BOARD ON VARIOUS RELATIVE TO
OUR IS. H0~,~E
MATTERS PERTAINING' TO OUR ISLA~rD H05IE,AMONG V~HICH'WAS THE PROPOSITION OF
TURNING THE HEAT OFF FROM THE UNUSED PORTION OF THE BUILDING TtLEREBY
REDUCING THE COAL EXPENSE.
THE REPORT 0F FISH WARDF~N CRAVAT WAS RECEIVED FOR AUGUST. REPORT
A COI~,~?UNICATION WAS RECEIVED FR01¢[ C.F.H.~,rD OFFICIAL IN CHARGE. AT TEE LETTER
CONNECT SEWE
U.S.V,~ATHER BUREAU RELATIVE TO THEIR CONNECTING WITH ORANGE sT.sEW~R,A}~ ,~ATHER BUR.
CALLING THE ATTENTION OF T}~ BOARD ON TEE DELAYED ACTION, i¥5{. P~.ND WAS
INFOR3~ED THAT AS SOON AS A TRANSFER OF FUNDS HAD BEEN GRANTED ACTION WOULD
PROBABLY BE TAKEN TO GO AHEAD WITH THE WORK.-
THE REPORTS OF THE FIRE DEPT.AI,~D THE V~ELFARE DISPENSER V~_JIE RECEIVEE REPORTS
LETTERS %TERE RECEIVED FRO~{ DR. _KELLEY AND C0tG:IISSIONER LUCE WITH TH]~ LETTERS
DATE OF VISIT
INFO~£.ATION THAT SEPT~',{BER 22nd,W0ULD BE THE DATE MOST FAVOt~_BF.,E TO TItE~ ~0 POCASSET
M~D IF SA~E WAS AGREEABLE TO US;THEY ¥~RE INF0i~.~D TPL~_T V~]Z ~ERE IN AGRE~;{T~. '
· A ~,q3-A~ERCOF PROPERTY 0V~ERS FRO~,~ SC0~,~SET C0},'~OSED OF THE FOLI,OWING I C0~LAINTS
PROP. OV;?~ERS
ERArEST R.COFFIN, FRED P.HILL,~S.T.G.FLETCHER AND ELIHU CHURCH V~ERE PRESENT SCOt, SET
TO CONFER WITH THE BOARD RELATIVE TO THE SERIES OF THEFTS THAT HAVE TAF3~N
PLACE IN SCONSET,V~/qEREBY A ~,WJ~.~ER OF HOUSES HAVE B~N ENTEHED A~D FOOD,'
SILVERWARE,AND RUGS HAVE BEEN STOLEN. THE BOARD TOOK T.HM~ I~T'TER WITH THE
LOCAL POLICE AND STATE DEPARTI~NTS AND THE SITUATION WAS DISCUSSED TO SOME
LENGTH. IT WAS VOTED TO INSTRUCT THE CHIEF OF POLICE,TO PROCURE INSPECTION
SLIPS TO BE USED ON T~ INSPECTION OF PROPERTY DURIk~G THE WINTER EONTHS..
THE REPORT OF THE PUBLICITY CO~'~ITTEE FOI~ THE SEASON OF 1945 WAS PUB.C01'~f.
RECEIVED,',wHICH REVEAL~ THAT FROE }~Y 10th, TO sEPT. lOth, 6.740 INQUIRIES ,
%~;~t~ RECEIVED,THAT THE LARGEST I:~IL IN k SINGLE DAY WAS Z14 PIECES ON
JUNE 'l. 6th, ALrD T~iAT THE }£&IL AVERAGED OVER 1,O00 LETTERS A V~EK FOR 5 :;,rEEKS
A LETTER FR0~i COE~,IISSIONER HENRY LEFAVOUR,CHAIRSIAN, STETE DEPT.0F P.W. LETTER
PUBLIC WORKS WAS RECEIVED CO~:~PLI~.~TING THE SELEC:E~N ON THEIR ATTITUDE
TOWARD THE POST-WAR PUBLIC WORKS PROGP32~i ADVOCATED BY THE STATE BOARD.
RENT WAS RECEIVED FOR THE LOCAL SELECTI';E SERVICE RO0};£. RENT L.S.8.
IT WAS VOTED TtL~T FIVE COPIES OF I,!R.BORGS REPORT 0N'~ RATS BE TYPED A~SD COPIES 0F
· ~, ' I RAT R]~PORT
ISSUED TO THE ~,~[BERS OF THE BOARD. VOTED TO INSTRUCT T~{E TO~ ACCOI~TANT ~
. TO REQUEST THE FIN. C0~E~.TO 5~KE A TRANSFER OF ~?5.~_0RRT~E-'~_~BINE FISH W'D~. TRANSFER
' 2HE ~.~IINUTES OF THE LAST 59~ETING WERE READ' AhrD APPROVED. ADJ.11.15p.m~ '
HERBF~RT P. S}~!ITH, SECRETARY