Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-22
THE ALDERMEN
Hold an Exciting Debate
LICENSE QUESTION
The Library Site Also Attracts
Their Attention


last night with all the members pres.
ent. The minutes of the previous
meetings were read and approved.
VIM. Charles asked that the city
water mains be extended along School
street to his house. Referred tC
committee on streets with power tC
act. Alex Ogsden of Brooklyn street
asked permission to put ina private
sewer from his house to The river
Referred to the committee on streets
A petition for an extension of thu
sewer along Blackwell and Thoma!
streets was referred to the street com
mittee with power to act. A peti
tion from Mcfarland & Boyce for Ii
| cenSe to connect two houses on Brook
lyn street and A. H. Buzzells new
block with their water system, was re
| ferred to the committee on streets Il
act as the ordinances direct.
A petition asking that sewer be
constructed along Batchelder street 70
B street was referred to the Street
committee. A petition from the
Consolidated Lighting Co., to Change
the location of pole on So Main
street, was referred to the committee
on streets with power to act, as was
also petition from the N. E Tel. &
Tel. Co., to set poles on Heasant
street, Harrison avenue, BrOk and
Farwell street.
A communication was red from
the trustees OF the French library
site giving a detailed statement of
cost to date and enclosing check
for $25. II balance due the city for
rent, etc. NIackay said the Iced pro-
vided that this lot should be used for
library site forever, ard ht thought
this matter should be fixed before the
city accepted the deed. Mayor Phelps
and several others thought it tied the
city down too much, it was finally re-
ferred to the property committee to
confer with the trustees and see If
the matter could not De adjusted. A
petition for the construction OF a
sewer on Foster ard BaSSett streets
was referred to the committee on
streets to report hack.
The following building permits
we're ordered grained
Almond Keith to move barn on
Falrview ST., andrepair and build an
addition to the same, Eli Corti to
build house on Blackwell St., Fred
Walter to build house on South
Main st., and residence on Perry ST.,
Edwin Veale to reshingle house on
Plain St., Mallalley & Downs to re.
shingle house on BROOKLYN ST., Eu-
gene Brunuell to build barn on South
Main St D. @. Veale to build hen
house on Maple Avenue, George
Mann to build residence on yelling.
ton ST., James Pier to build dwelling
on Circle St., G. L. SBugbee to build
house on Edgewood, George Straiton
to build stoneshed at the South
Emo. M. w. Scribner to build addi-
tion to piazza on Marchant ST., E. P.
Olds to build house on Parker ST.,
Robins Bros, to build stoneshed on
Batchelder's Meadow and T.. L. Smith
to build a three tenement block on
Brook St.
1t was voted to accept an invitation
from the joint committee on Memorial
Day to take part in the exercises or
Thursday. Henry Alexander was
granted a license to run billiard anc
pool room. A petition from w. G
Parker to connect house on South
Main street with the sewer and tht
city water supply, was referred to th'
committee on streets and water.
L. ]. Griffin was granted a licens'
to do general plumbing. A petition
from A. E. Batchelder to connec
houses on Birch and B streets with hi
own water system, was referred to tn
committee on streets with power
act. A petition from j. E. 0ravell
for a license to run lunch room un
der the Parlor Drug Store, was refel
red to the committee on licenses t
report back.
Joseph Canton was granted licens
to run a billiard room in Scampini
block. A petition from c. ]. Burr
ham to connect house with sewer, WI
referred to the street committee, wit
power to act. A like petition fro
Geo. H. Stewart was referred to tt
same committee, as was also a pet
tion from Reynolds & Son to conne'
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