The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-18

City Of Barre 81. .406 IA
Al g. Blanchard 835.T5
+. MI Averill 2lT2f
Granite Savings Bank 1921
A. d Morse S8.2li
E. a. Drown 20i 81
w. A. Boyce 1888
Mary Jane Durkee SI77l
Jane M and w. g Reynolds 253.2i
Mrs. Sarah Mower 1920
d. II Rice 1906 .Gs
L. J, Bolster 24016
D. M Miles 1904
T. w Gordon 22t.20
First Universalist Church 1911
III o. Worthen 24796
E. E French est. 44s.STl
Prindie Il Averill 1696ll
Julia Morse heirs 1iTTnI
Henry Wood and Ellen Fowler 36S5T
Aldrieh Library trustees 1430S|
Mrs Ella Reed and others 16691
Mrs Wheeleck and others 2553l
W. II Giadding 92.38
Tbs fire committee and FIRE department
chief reported that they had examined
several pairs of horses for the IRE depart
ment and recommended the purchase of a
pair owned By r. a. Slayton 1t $3.50. and
thai 4 sum ot money. sG5, would have b
be paid monthly fora d driver Aldermaa
Duffy wanted to know who had the right
TO buy the team and was informed that no
one had, The report was accepted Then
q resolution authorizing the purchase Of q
Rair Of horses was passed giving the prop
erty committee. the chief of the fire de-
partment and the chairman Of the ffeI
committee the authority to purchase.
Alderman Burke thought the horses ID
question must be extraordinarily good to
pay s275 apiece fer them He thought he
be could go out and purchase a good pair
at lover price, and Alderman Duffy was
again set right regarding who had right
to purchase.
A permit for sewer on No Seminary
street was requested differently than grant
ed, aIso sewer to Or. W. d. Reldison
So. Main street, another on Railroad
street. and one on Pearl street. and the
permits we're granted as proposed By Al
j. kempton.
a resolution ii relation to the annual
city report was read authorizing the COM
mlttea On printing to have charge of the
publication Of city report and OF the re-
yised city ordinances. The resolution was
adopted
a quit claim deed from ] M Perry on
rights In spring owned with the city was
authorized tn q resolution and the resoIu-
tion was adopted The city proposes To
buy Mr. Perry rights ID the spring for
$50 and then deed the rights to Mrs S. j.
Jones who owns an interest ii the spring.
for the same price Alderman Duffy did
not understand the resolution and wanted
it re-read
The system Of receiving funds in trust
for the city cemeteries was ordered
changed in q resolution which was adept
ed. The resolution authorizes trustee
ship, All parties who have already made
payments are to be included, according to
an amendment.
The street company reported that No.
Main street from Prospect street to Miles
gIanite block had been paved according to
the city ordinances and that assessments
had been made on the abutters as above
given.
The case Of Barre charge In the Mary
Fletcher hospital was next brought up by
0verseer Of the Poor ThnTstOn, who said
i never told Dr. Camp that would pay
the hospital direct nor any one else He
said the woman Mrs. Hale, more than
paid her expenses tn the first three weeks
Ut tile hospital By working In the kitchen,
aud that since returning to Barre she had
sent post office money order for $40 to
the hospital IN part payment, but had
never got a receipt. After considerable dis
cussion Of the matter Alderman Mckenzie
moved that Mr.. Thurston be authorized TO
inform Mrs Hale to send her bin for SER
vices TO the hospital TO ask for receipt
for SO already sent and that the overseer
pay the balance The motion was carried.
Chief Campbell Of the fire department
appeared to make arrangements for the
keeping Of the fire department team. He
proposed building d shed near the engine
house and connected, 50 that the horses
might be driven directly into the main
house and hitehed; that driver be
kept at the building. He thought It would
be cheaper than hiring the horses kept at
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