The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
Wants to House It and
Asks Permit
But MR.. GALE OBJECTS
City Receives Chech Of $724.o1 From
State as It's Portion Of Fines
Under Liquor Law.

The board of aldermen met ID regular
session last evening, but there was little
business before them. The matter that
took up the most time was the considera-
ton OF request for a building permit
from George Mann who wants to erect a
lean-to at the rear Of his barn on We'll
lington street. which was finally granted.
supt. Barnes Of the Boys club stated to
the board that when the club rented the
building on the library lot It wired the
building Now it was to move to the old
Methodist church building, aud It would
like to sell its lights 70 the city or remove
them. Referred to property committee
with power 10 act
Permission was granted Henry Alexan-
der 10 keep his alleys open Nov 2B, Jan
/, aud Feb. Is after the regular hours for
closing to enable the visiting teams to
complete league games
NJ NJ Gordon, attorney for Amos A.
Hall, notified the city it took an appeal
from the award Of the street commission
ers made him In the widening Of Pros
| peet street In the resurvey made Of
Prospect street to the bridge no damages
were awarded Mr. Hall, but the city n0ti-
fed Mr. Han to remove portion 0f pi.
azza in front Of his house next the bridge,
/ which the city claims Is in the street
| A building permit was asked by George
/ VI Mann to build an addition to his barn
4 next 10 the land of W. II. Gale The
building inspector reported Mr. Mann's
addition would come to within six inches
4 Of Mr. Gales line. Mr.. Gale objected to
! its construction So near him.
Mr. MQno eafa ho at.ynnd Aba lopd and
4 was building no nearer the line than MI.
Gales barn was near his. He said he
was expecting an automobile ia few
days and was hurrying TO get a cover for
| it. He thought the residents on the bill
were entitled to as many Injuries as the
residents down town.
Mr. Colbnrn, the building inspector,
said when he was asked for a building
permit Ar Mann proposed to put bis horse
and COW IN the addition
Mr.. Mann intimated that the Inspector
was no gentleman.
Mt Gale said the gentleman, Mann BY
name but not By nature had been com.
PEELED to move llis wall out of the street In
front OF the land OF Mr. Blanchard at the
rear Of his lot and he did not know what
he would do with this structure He
could not see how he could erect il wIth-
out the caves projecting over and onto his
Gales land
Alderman Mckenzie asked IL there was
any special hurry for this permit
Mr. Mann said that he ordered aa auto
mobile last evening and he expected 1t in
few days and needed place to put it.
He said II the city would make Mr. Gale
move his barn away from the line he
would move his an equal distance.
1t was voted the mayor and chaifmaH OF
the street COMMITTEES be a committee to
decide on Che request Of MIR. Mann, and
after the adjournment Of the board, these
two tried TO get Mr. Mann to set his lean.
/ to farther away from the line, but the
conference was not a satisfactory one. AS
the permit did not come within the fire
limits 1t was finally granted with the exc
pressed wish that Mr. Mann set bis
building farther from the line Of his lot.
a communication from w. "a, StOwell
Of the Barre Railroad company was read.
The same gives the city a right TO build a
temporary lean-to next the engine house
on Prospect street. The clerk was In
strueted to acknowledge the letter
The clerk announced he had received
from the state treasurer S72A01, excess Of
court costs paid over costs received, under
the license law, for the six months ending
August 3lst
Alderman Curriar reported the printing
committee were considering the condensa-
tion Of the city report By not giving the Of
doers SO much space, erowding the resolu-
tlons, etc. II was stated the price as
printed last year would be SLIT, or IL so-
lidided, S1.30.