Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-07
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LIGHTS WENT. OUT.
The Business Of the City Council Done
by Lantern.

| Inc BUSINESS OF tne Clty Vouncli Oono
by Lantern.
Last night was banner one for
business at the regular meeting of the
alderman.
The mayor opened the proceedings
by saying that the first thing to be
brought before the meeting was the
petition for the opening of Batchel-
der street.
On motion of Alderman Mackay the
matter was laid on the table until
later in the evening.
Mr.. Gabalonl appeared before the
meeting and asked that water be run
into his house on Nelson street. 1t
was referred to the water committee
with power to act.
The owners of real estate on Sixth
street asked for light to be placed
there. Referred to committee on
lights.
The owners on Hill street asked
that it be opened in order to connect
with w. Whitcomb's house. A per-
NIT was asked to open a street near
Washington street to connect with
Chambers house. Referred to COM
mittee on streets with power to act.
A petition for water main, from
Joseph E. Brown, on fremont street
Was read and referred to the water
committee with power to act.
An application for a license for a
lunch wagon by NJ. w Gould was re-
ferred to the committee on licenses.
A bill was read from the G. V. Ry.
for the rent of the market stand for
one year and ordered paid.
A communication was read from
City Attorney Barney in reference to
the appropriation of public funds for
write up, ora history of the city.
The matter is one which G. Z.
Cummings, of St. Adams, is getting
up and he proposes to give thorough
history of the city in every way.
The matter was laid on the table.
Warrants from 5,O44 to 5,14S were
read and approved.
The building inspector sent in the
following reports which were granted
II. Sanders to build house; E. Drew
to reshingle house, James Ingram to
rebuild polishing mill; R. S. Currier
to build addition to house; A. G. and
G. W. Averill to build dwelling house;
Joseph T.. Brown to build house.
An application for license to con-
meet house of George A. Morse on
Dewey street with public sewer was
read and granted.
Postmaster Z. W. Bisbec spoke in
reference to letter boxes being placed
on uniform iron posts which are en-
pected here in few days was refer
red to the committee on streets.
The street committee was ordered
to tender to Mr.. Levec the sum of
S25 in payment for land taken by the
city.
The matter of new poles which the
N. E. t. 4 T. Co. are now erecting
was referred back to the committee on
streets with instructions to withdraw
their permission il the company are
placing poles where they are not
needed.
DR.. Stickney, as secretary of the
Board of Health, presented to the
council the facts that the small box
scare in Hardwick was now going on
and general vaccination should be
ordered, as the Hardwck people have
not been quarantined and that many
of the residents are comings to Barre
and that preventative was neces-
sary in this city.
He further said that he had seen
some of the people who had come
from Hardwick and asked them not
to mingle with the citizens for few
days and they promised to do SO.
1t was moved that the secretary of
the Board of Health ask the State
Board to quarantine Hardwick if
they have decided that it is small
pox.
This motion was unanimously car
ried.
1t was moved that the Board make
notice in the papers that all the peo.
pie in the city get vaccinated as soon
as possible. This is only a, recommen-