Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-12

cnce 10 Unc opera uOusc ieooO, VIM"
was read and accepted by the council.
George II. Stuart of John street
asked the council about the residents
paying for the laying OF water pipes
on John street. The matter was ex-
planned to him that unless he would
be benefited he would not be re-
quired to pay.
Application was made to connect
with the sewer by w. Fl. Bradbury,
which was granted.
M. Keefe asked for permission to
connect his polishing mill with the
sewer and it was left with the street
committee.
The inspector of buildings made the
following reports which were accept
ed
George Mulch to reshingle house.
w. L. Calder to build dwelling
house.
II. C. Patterson to reshingle house.
DR.. J. II. Jackson to reshingle
house.
George A. Morse to build house.
These city warrants were ordered
paid: For Orrin Simons to apply on
sewers. The warrant payable to
Charles Miller & Co., on account of
pipe. Virgil Ayers for lumber.
The petition OF Mcdonald & Blu
chan flor a water main to connect
with their works was considered. Also
a petition for water main on FOSS
street, and both were granted.
Alderman Mann on behalf of w. c..
Jones asked for the sum of 5000 as
part payment for work done, which
was ordered paid.
CITY Engineer G. S. Currier stated
the iron was here for Blackwell street
bridge and asked for $500 which the
builder wanted to pay bills with. This
request was granted.
Alderman Mackay brought up the
matter of selling some old pipe which
the city now has on it's hands and for
which several chances have occurred
whereby it could be sold. Nothing
was done about this.
The matter of water meters was
left with the water committee to re-
port at next meeting.
Petitions for sewers on Addison and
Grant avenue and one on Wellington
street were granted.
Adjourned until Monday evening
at 7 o'clock.
Alderman Mackay called meeting
of the board of aldermen and they
went into executive session.
Carl Hawsin in Lions Heart will be
at the opera house September q, and
Dunn and Riey's great company in
Hoyt's Milk White Flag, will be here
September 81.
The Barre Candy Kitchen is still
doing a rushing business. Pure fresh
made candy from 10 cents pound to
60 cents pound. Don't fail to try
one of our boxes of IS cent perpared
chocolates and bon bors.
City Clerk B. II. Wells was sum-
moned this forenoon to appear before
the grand jury. There is a suspicion
O. what the case is but it might be
criminal libel to say that Mayor
Hersey is tryi lg to have last years
city council indicted.
Rev. NJ. J. McKenna is on the sick
list.
Miss Briggs is cooking for G. J.
Halves.
Arthur j. Cave returned this morn
ing from Middlesex.
The city cafe has had a new Blod-
gett baker put in by Reynolds & Son.
Mrs. S. b. Nichols and son M. S.
Nichols returned last night from
Queen City Park.
William Moore has gone to Albany,
N. Y. where he intends to enter the
Albany business College.
Miss Maddox and Miss Joy, two
trained nurses from the hospital at
Fitchburg, Mass are visiting in the
city.
L. A.Curtis has gone to Worcester,
Mass, where he has obtained posi-
ton. Mrs. Curtis will join him there
on Saturday.
At the meeting of the Knights of
Pythias held last night there was "a
large attendance and after the regu.
lar business was transacted there vas
smoke talk.
Red Star l.l]nCh