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Letter from Edwin B. Worthen to G. K. Richardson, Town counsel, Richardson, Wolcott, Tyler & Fassett, November 5, 1946. Letter requests that Mr. Richardson, the Lexington Savings Bank’s attorney, review attached Article 18 and determine whether there is anything in the article or vote that would preclude the Selectmen from giving a good marketable title.

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