Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-17
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cemetery committee to have a quit
claim clause put in.
water Supt. Cunier appeare d
before the board AND: stated that
ne nal ONLY balance of 5000, left
from the $3.50 voted him some time
ago to meet the small bills OF his de-.
partment with and asked for more.
The bill of Miss Martha Price for
services as stenogrApher was referred
TO the city attorney for correction.
A resolution was introduced by AL.
GERMAN Robins approprating 5000 for
uhe use or the water superintendent
to pay the small bills of his depart.
ment, and given it's first reading.
Then the fireworks Of the evening
began. A delegation Of ci liens from
the West hill came into the room and
several OF them compl ,ined OF the
noises made at night, espt cially On
Sunday nights in their eighborhood.
Ihey said it came principally from
the picnic parties that were held in
Townsend's grove.
Aldermen Mann and Patterson were
IN favot of stopping all Sunday pic
MICS, as they declared that Sunday
was no day for these gatherings. AL
derman Scott also spoke in a similar
strain and told OF what he had seen
and heard,
One OF the complainants said only |
about hal II of the noisy crowd were |
Italians, as all nationalities were rep
resented
The complaint was referred to the |
police committee with instructions to
see that no more picnics were hela on I
Sunday in the city limits.
"A motion to 20 into executive ses-
sison was made, but no one seconded
it. Then Alderman Scott, who had
got warmed up, said that he had seen
people drinking on Sundays in the
places kept by Mrs. g.. Tomasi and
Ludwig Levin, and there had been
dlSgraceful fight ia Joseph Canton
place. He moved that the licenses
granted to all three places to Sill soft
drinks be revoked. He said: ga week
ago Saturday night at about 10 30 |
was passing by Canton's place and |
heard disturbances there. tried To
get into the front ard then the back
10 r, and | heard a man say, 'Fighl
t out, the doors are locked and YOU
get out. | think that place
ought to lose its license. The police ,
Inow OF these things and yet they do =
lothing." ,,
The vote Was taken on the motion
0 revoke the licenses. Alderman
1ackay. Patterson, Robins and Kings I,
Oh voted against the notion and only ,
alderman Mann and Scott for it SO it =
7as lost.
you act very foolish, Harry" said e
colt to Patterson, 'to talk one way =
nd vote another, We have tried Q
or two years to close up That place v
nd l do not see that we are doing a
Alderman Mann moved the cues. NJ
on be referred to the license commit v
re to have the people Concerned show OF
'use why their licenses should be re- b.
)Ked. This motion prevailed. W
After motion to adjourn had been hs
st Mr.. Currier again appeared before et
he board to state the result of his CO
SIT that afternoon to Bolster reser. a.
'ir. He said that the water was now Nc
ne inches below the escape pipe and
lat 1t had fallen 7! inches since Sun. p'
y. AL the brooks. were very low VI
I'd ne wanted to know how soon be. ita
Guild begin pumping. He said he o.
uld begin any day with, one butler re-
u be had not got the new tiues or. 1
RED for another The board Thought all
at MS Instructions were to begin CHI
mping when ordered to do so by 1t.
water c"mmittee. The board biz
en- adjourned after being in session OF
S than two hours but 1t was warm dc
o hours. WI
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