Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-21

At regular meeting othe board
Of aldermen last evening twas voted
to build the new West Sic sewer on
HigholbJrn and adjacent streets, to
instruct the police to kee lookout
tor the electric lights tht do not
burn each night and to iBtruct the
police to report all violattns OF the
city ordinances to the city attorney,
that officer to prosecute the offenders.
Ia addition considerable roltine bust.
ness was transacted.
All the board was pre'ent when
the meeting was called to order. AS
usual the street commi tee had most
of the petitions referred to them.
They had, with power to act: That
OF q. R Robertson for permission to
connect his new house on thomas St.
with the sewer; the petition Of resi-
dents Of Berlin St. for a gravel side
walk on the northerly side Of the
street above the G. v, tracks, they
agreeing to furnish the curbing; the
petition for the extension Of the sew.
er on Elm st. so as to accommodate the
n W house OF M. L. Page; the petltion
OF j. w. Holton to hang a sign over
the sidewalk in front ot the Miles
block. They were instructed to re-
port back at the next meeting upon
the petition for new street, two rods
wide, off Beckley ST, to run south,
westerly; on petition for the ext nsion
OF River St. .sss,t sss. a. Nv .sss...
The petltion .f,r Il 4 4hew 'gaiectrS,
light on Laurel st. was referred to1
The committee on lights to report
back at The next meeting.
The report of the building inspec
tor, for b. B. Cook to reShingle hii
house on Silver street: for Guthrie i
Hurry 10 build a new house on War
rem street; for V. f. Ayers to build
s'orehouse on Ayers street; for M. J.
Page and wife to build new house On
Elm street; for G. K. Robertson =
build new house on Thomas stree;
for Thomas Gar4ity to build new houe
on Circle street; and for M. E. Hov-
land 20 reshingle house on Maple av.-
nue., was accepted and adopted, ard
the permits ordered granted.
A lunch room license for the Arcaee
was granted Coutts & Murphy. v.
Fl. Gladding was granted permisSi'n
to Connect his block with the Norm
Main street sever.
The report Of the street COMMITTEE
in regard to new street off Maple
avenue, to the effect that the city
would accept the street when it WAS
properly graded and the land decided 10
the city, va, accepted and adopted.
Albert Johonnott was granted pr
mirsion to reshingle his house at No.
Barre. The petition Of residents OF
Cur .ier street, for on extension OF t1e
sewer, WAS granted.
The notice of the hearing by the
railroad commissioners Thursday on
the petition Of the street railroad to
cross the Barre railroad on Ayers
street, was read and it was decided to
nave the city represented at the hear
ing by the street committee.
The decision OF the arbitrators Ia
odO oONhAOy 0uIOCu SACO :" DO AVou d0O |
The award OF 5000 ordered paid. A
,ity warrant was ordered paid In favor
If J. G. DeBrune for $347.48 for build
ing culverts on fremont street.
The water committee reported set
If by laws for the government OF that
department., and they were accepted.
The street committee submitted
partial report on the West Side sewer
'or Higholb I'm and adjacent streets.
Two routes we're proposed, to go down
Berlin ST., or to 60 down through
Smith St.
1t was finally decided to instruct
he street committee to use their own
Judgment in locating the sewer after
hey had made canvass to see how
many names they could get for the
petition asking that the sewer be
Quilt.
Jas Pierre appeared before the board
10 ask permission to dig up Circle
st., SO that he might lay a sewer from
lis house to the land Of w. A. Boyce.
His request was granted provided the
work was done to the satisfaction Of
he street committee.
One alderman said that there was
much complaint in regard to the
way the street lights fail to burn
lights. 1t was decided to have the
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