Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-24
SATISFACTORY
The n. {. 7. and ]. Co.
SIGN AGREEMENT
To Meet Request Of Citizens
Company

sion last night with all members pres.
ent. The minutes of meetings from
March to and including April l6,
were read and approved.
The following licenses were grant
ed: L. ]. Mead to run American
House; Prindle & Averill, G. ]. Rey-
nolds & Son, and Phelps Bros. to do
general plumbing. The following ap-
plications for licenses were referred to
the license committee with power to
act: M. +. Harrington, Will Roy
and Will Hyland to run lunch rooms,
and e. b. Smith to run lunch cart.
Petitions from A. II. Buzzell, c. w.
Ball and Alex bowers to make sewer
connections were referred to the street
committee with power to act.
The following building permits
were ordered granted; H. Buzzell
to move house on Pearl street and
make REPAIRS. l.. A. Averill to build
addition to house on S nth Main st.;
A. p. Abbott to build. addition to
barn on Lynwood avenue; Whitcomb
Bros, to build a store house, 24x72
feet in rear Of machine shop; N. ket-
chum to reshingle house on Church
street; Chas. S. Larkin to build piazza
on South Main street; A. II. Buzzeu
to build five tenement house 2Sx95
feet, two stories high with mansard
root, at corner of Pearl and Summer
streets; L. r. Hutchinson to build
two story house on wellington street;
F. B Gate to reshingle house at. cor
ner Of East and Academy streets.
Mcfarland & Boyce asked permis
sion to connect S. r. Emerson's house
on Brooklyn St. with their water
system and their petition was referred
to the street committee with power
to act. A petition for a retaining
wall on Spaulding ST., was referred to
the same committee to report back.
A petition for concrete sidewalk
on the west side of Carleton St., was
referred to the street committee with
power to act. Three resolutions Of
fered April 1st viz, appropriating
800 to the street department to pay
small bills, $3.50 to the wafer depart
ment for like purpose and relating
to the purchase OF supplies for the
water department were read the
second time and passed.
City warrant No. $500 for 5000, in
favor Of the National Bank for inter
est on refunding bonds, was ordered
paid. A resolution was adopted re-
lating to licenses whereby a certain
class of applications, such as lunch
rooms, pool rooms, ETC., have to come
before the full board.
Toe water committee reported In
favor of a hvdrant at the junction OF
Circle and Batchelder streets, and a
resolution was passed authorizing its
installation within three weeks.
The water committee reported IN
favor of extending the main on Black
we'll St., to John St. The street COM
mittee wanted more time In which
to ret ort on the widening Of certain
streets and it was granted them.
The same committee reported IN
favor of extending the sewer on Wei.
lington St., to Sheridan st., and IN
favor of the acceptance Of a new
street from Elmwood avenue to Les.
lie Lawrence's when it shall be worked
and decided to the city. Their reports
were accepted and adopted.
Mackay brought up the matter Of
renting the opera house to the Epworth
League in Sept, for the purpose Of
showing the Lyman Howe moving pic.
lures. He said under the lease any local
organization could hire the house fol-
go night but that the lesees de-
manded 800 of the Epworth League
for the occasion on which they de-
sired to hire it. The matter was re
ferred to the property committee with
power to act.
Mackay on behalf OF the finance
committee and the Mayor reported
new agreement drawn up for the Yer
mont Telephone Co.,, to sign agree
ment not to raise their rates for fiv'
years. He stated it was satisfactory
to the promoters Of the Washington
County Telephone 90. The report
was accepted and adopted.
The salary committee reported 6
contract between the City and Q. y
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