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The council discussed both possibilities. They questioned their right to divide the| section into ^ use by the two parties. On the other hand the idea of surveying the town, although ! suggesting a more permanent solution to this and similar problems; which might arise, would be expensive. It ‘too, would run into detours in cases where a long standing, accepted line would be changed. Property owners might well refuse permission for change. A derision was reached by the council that they, as a body; call on Mr. • Merrill in regard- to cleaning up
(the tract. They would also consult a surveyor to gain an idea of what a town survey would entail, including its cost. The council voted to accept Aubrey Keyser's dump bid, at $10 per year, with a 1-year contract.
An anonymous donation was turned over to the council for use in purchasing a permanent Christmas tree for the town.
The playground equipment, which was moved when work was begun on a new building, to be erected on the Geest property, has been stored. 1 A request was presented for a street light for Mt. Salem Avenue. Motion was made and seconded in favor of this suggestion, but was not carried. Another mo(Sm TOWN COUNCIL—Pag* T)
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