Petitions - City of Somerville

In pursuance of an order passed.July 10, 1930, a hearing wes
given for all persons desiring to be heard relative to revoking permit for
Gross-over Broadway, opposite Liberty avenue, due notice of the hearing hav-
ing been given by the city clerk as directed by said order.
Henry D, Roberts of 769 Broadway, James J. Lynch of 761 Broad-
way representing Mrs. Mooney, Benjamin S. Kent of 768 Broadway, Sebastian
Smedile of 763 Broadway, Jennie Watson of 771 Broadway, Mr. Dixon of 6 Liber-
ty avenue, appeared In favor of abolishing the cross-over. Twelve persons
raised their hands as appearing in favor. E. L. Larking of 128 Pearson road,
representing the Boston Elevated Railway Co. appeared in objection.
On motion of Alderman Gobron it was unanimously voted by the
members of the board that this permit be revoked.
No other persons interested, appearing and desiring to be
heard, the hearing was closed.
In pursuance of an order passed July 18, 1930, a hearing was
given for all persons desiring to be heard relative to revoking second-hand
auto dealer's license granted to the Somervllle Nash Co. due notice of the
hearing having been given by the city clerk as directed by said order.
J. J. Caffrey- of 60 State street, Boston, Attorney for Som-
erville Nash Co. appeared in objection.
No other persons interested, appearing and desiring to be
heard, the hearing was closed.
Due notice of the hearing having been given as appears by
the officers return recorded on page 327 of volume 9 of the Records
of Laying Out Streets of the Board of Aldermen of the city of Somervllle,
hearing was given for all persons and corporations interested in the matter
of the laying out as a public street or way of the city under the provisions
of law authorizing the assessment of betterments of
Endlcott avenue.
W. D. Cook of 58 Parragut avenue and Peter J. Kramer of 62
Endicott avenue, appeared in favor.
heard, the hearing was closed.
No other persons interested, appearing and desiring to be
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