Petitions - City of Somerville

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The president, Alderman Carr, presiding.
Special meeting of the Board of Al-
dermen, called by the president to
transact any business that might regu
larly come before it, City Hall,
Somerville, March 31, 1930, 7.30 pm
Aldermen Sherman, Knox, Perry, Stynes, Barrett, Walsh, Moran,
Havican, 0 ! Connell, Cronin, Donovan, Raffer.ty, Carroll, Lynch, Grattan and
vice-president Crowley present.
PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES.
Received petitions from,
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston and The New England Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company of Massachusetts
for joint pole Line street,
Referred to G'ommittee on Electric Lines and Lights.
For licenses as common victuallers from,
Jean Crawford, 265 Pearl st.
H.OAV.ard H. Greenwood, 153 Medford st. .
James W. Holmes, 7 Marshall st.
H. P. Hood & Sons, 270 Elm st.
Agnes G. Smith, 175 Broadway
Carl G. Perchel & Son for license for cut meat and sausage 90 Clarendon ave.
Fred L. Harris, for license as drain layer
William P. Crowe for license as driver
Bessie M. Hill for license for intelligence office, 17 Moreland st.
Joseph Nissenbaum for license for junk shop, 5 Conlon ct.
Victor Gondolfe for third class liquor license 599 Somerville. ave.
Ralph Silano for license as street musician
Helen F. Proctor for license for electric sign 415 Highland ave.
.Frank A. Carr for license for taxi stand between 25-26 Union sq .
Petition John G. Blake et als against petition Metropolitan Ice Co. for fuel
oil.
Referred to Committee on Licenses and Permits.
Petition David Greenstein for license as common victualler 17 Holland st.
Referred to Committee on Licenses and Permits.
Later reconsidered and license granted.
Approved by the mayor Apr. 4, 1930.
Notice of claim Gladys A. Parker by her attorney John F. O'Connor, for per-
Placed on file.
sonal injuries received Feb. 27, 1930 Davis sq.
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