Petitions - City of Somerville

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Thursday, September 11, 1930*
Margaret Kennedy, 116 Bartle_t__t__s t.
E. J. McCarthy, 19_4 ^Broadway,
Carl Peschei, _90 Clarendon ave.
Charles Rosselli, 28 Heath at.
Dennis A. Shea. 108-110-112'Dover at.
E. L. Traver, 154 Cedar st.
Domnick Garanci, 148 Broadway,
Gilbert M. Dexter, 282 Beacon st. cor. Sacramento
st.
Dennis A. Shea, 108 Dover st.
United Tank and Installation Co. 414 Washington
st.
In the matter of the petition of the Boston Elevated Railway
Co. for cross-over Elm street, Charles E. Geddis of 15 Irving street, repre-
senting Church of Wazarene, Lesley Fair of 18 Lesley avenue, representing
church, George Colesworthy of 186 Elm street, Alfred N. Harnden of 190 Elm
street, appeared in objection. Nineteen persons raised their hands as appear-
ing in objection. On motion of Alderman Gobron, the Boston Elevated Railway
Co. was given leave to withdraw on petitions for crossovers in Highland ave-
nue and Elm street.
In the matter of the petition of The Edison Electric Uluminat
ing Company of Boston for underground conduits Willow avenue, Mr. Fepin re-
presenting The Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston appeared in
favor. Hearings postponed until the next regular meeting September 25, and
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company to be notified to have a representa-
tive present to explain the petition.
In the matter of the petition of E. L. Traver for license for
garage at 154 Cedar street, Holley Winkfield of 7 Lexington avenue, William
D. Daley of 17 Lexington avenue, Viola Dunlap of 11 Lexington avenue, C. J.
Kinsella of 51 Lexington avenue, Etta Morell of 11 Lexington avenue, James A.
McDonald of 15 Lexington avenue, appeared in objection. Nineteen persons
raised their hands as appearing in objection. Albert MacNaughton, represent-
ing the petitioner, and R. M. Hardy of 140 Webster street, Arlington, ap-
peared In favor.
In the matter of the petition of Domnick Caranci for storage
of gasoline at 148 Broadway, Ralph Ciampia of 156 Broadway and G. Nigro of
7 Rush street, appeared in objection.
In the matter of the petition of the United Tank and Instal-
lation Co. for license for the storage of gasoline at 414 Washington street,
William F. O'Brien of 418 Washington street appeared in objection. Thomas J.
Kelley of 21 Line street, Cambridge, appeared in favor.
No other persons interested, appearing and desiring to be
heard, the hearings were closed.
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