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Letter from G. K. Richardson to Edwin B. Worthen, November 8, 1946

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Letter from G. K. Richardson to Edwin B. Worthen, November 8, 1946. “There is nothing in the article or vote which would preclude the Selectmen from giving a good, marketable title to the land described in the vote…”

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Letter from Hazel J. Murray, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, April 15, 1947

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Letter from Hazel J. Murray, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, April 15, 1947, requesting a meeting to discuss the report submitted by the Committee.

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Letter from Hazel J. Murray, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, April 8, 1947

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Letter from Hazel J. Murray, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, April 8, 1947, requesting a meeting to discuss the report submitted by the Committee.

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Letter from Hazel J. Murray, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, June 13, 1944

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Letter from Hazel J. Murray, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, June 13, 1944, announcing that the Selectmen voted to grant the request for permission to place a banner or flag across Massachusetts Avenue during the period of the Fifth Treasury Bond Drive.

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Letter from Hazel J. Murray, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, October 22, 1946

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Letter from Hazel J. Murray, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, October 22, 1946. The Selectmen ask if Mr. Worthen, as a banker, will serve on a post-war committee that will consider plans to subdivide the former Poor Farm tract into housing lots to be sold to veterans of World War II. The letter includes names of other committee members: William Phillips, W. S. Couette, Sherman K. Hardy, Elmer C. Houdlette, Gordon D. Richards, Theodore A. Custance, and John H. Devine.

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Letter from Hazel J. Murray, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, October 29, 1946

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Letter from Hazel J. Murray, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, October 29, 1946, asking Mr. Worthen to meet with them on November 4, 1946 to discuss the subdivision of the Poor Farm tract.

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Letter from Mary Jean Doherty, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, August 3, 1944

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Letter from Mary Jean Doherty, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, August 3, 1944. At a Special Town Meeting held on June 12, 1944, a vote was passed authorizing the Selectmen to appoint a Committee of nine Town Meeting members to receive requests from Town and civic groups for postwar projects. Mr. Worthen is asked to become a member of the Postwar Projects Committee.

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Letter from Theodore A. Custance to Edwin B. Worthen, October 8, 1945

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Letter from Theodore A. Custance to Edwin B. Worthen, October 8, 1945, stating that a testimonial banquet will be held on November 1, 1945 to honor volunteers from the Rationing and Selective Service boards in recognition of their contributions to the war effort.

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Letter from William C. Paxton, Chairman, Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, March 13, 1947

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Letter from William C. Paxton, Chairman, Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, March 13, 1947, thanking him for the time and effort devoted to consideration and study relative to the lots fronting Hill and Cedar streets. The report will be discussed at the Board’s meeting on March 17, 1947.

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Letter of thanks from Worthing, England

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Letter, August 12, 1917, from Worthing, England, thanking those in Lexington who raised funds "for providing shirts, socks and other extras for our men in the trenches" during World War I.

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Letter to Amy E. Morse, Curator, Lexington Historical Society, from Edwin B. Worthen, May 24, 1950

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Letter to Amy E. Morse, Curator, Lexington Historical Society, from Edwin B. Worthen, May 24, 1950, requesting that a record be made in the acquisition book and index that all records of the Report Center and Airplane Watch (tower) maintained on Robinson Hill during World War II have been turned over to the Lexington Historical Society. He notes that two large packages have been placed in the vault of the Cary Memorial Building.

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Letter to Amy E. Morse, Lexington Historical Society, from Edwin B. Worthen, October 9, 1950

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Letter to Amy E. Morse, Lexington Historical Society, from Edwin B. Worthen, October 9, 1950, reminding her of his earlier correspondence.

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Letter from G. K. Richardson to Edwin B. Worthen, November 8, 1946

Letter from Hazel J. Murray, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, April 15, 1947

Letter from Hazel J. Murray, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, April 8, 1947

Letter from Hazel J. Murray, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, June 13, 1944

Letter from Hazel J. Murray, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, October 22, 1946

Letter from Hazel J. Murray, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, October 29, 1946

Letter from Mary Jean Doherty, on behalf of the Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, August 3, 1944

Letter from Theodore A. Custance to Edwin B. Worthen, October 8, 1945

Letter from William C. Paxton, Chairman, Selectmen, to Edwin B. Worthen, March 13, 1947

Letter of thanks from Worthing, England

Letter to Amy E. Morse, Curator, Lexington Historical Society, from Edwin B. Worthen, May 24, 1950

Letter to Amy E. Morse, Lexington Historical Society, from Edwin B. Worthen, October 9, 1950