The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-03
Can Open Sundays Only
Certain Hours.
LANES FINE IS RENTED
Property Committee Searching For Miss
ing Apparatus to Test Plumb
ing With.

The regular monthly meeting of the city
council was held last evening, the matter
taking up the most time Of the council be-
ing the consideration OF lunch room II
censes. 1t was finally voted that holders
Of these licenses be restricted to the fol
loving open hours on Sunday 7.S0 to Q
a. m, p to 80 and $50 to Q p. N.
Karl Lane, who was fined $40 aud costs
Of 81 70, in city court Yesterday for not
securing building permit before shingI-
ing house, was before the council to ask
that body to remit the tine. He said $27. 70
was more than he received for the lob ana
he thought Just the costs Of SI.29 would
be enough Of reminder to keep from ever
forgetting TO receive d permit i'd the fu-
ture. On motion Of Alderman Duffy the
mayor was requested TO remit the tne.
a considerable number of city warrants
were read ard ordered paid.
The committee on streets with the board
Of assessors, who were appointed com
mittee Oh the request of NJ. q. Parker
that the taxes be reduced on bis property
on Cable Churchill and Bank streets. re-
ported adversely on the request The rel
r
port was accepted and adopted
On the request 0f Charles Lanla0ni for
an extension Of the sewer Oh Granite
street 10 bis block, the street committee
and city,eugfneer reported itas inadvisabie
bat recommended that Mr. Zanlaoni be al
lowed to connect his house with the man
hole and that the block occupied by the
Aqua PuTa Co, be allowed To run Its water
into the river
The report Of Chief of Police Brown
shows 32 arrests were made Ii April Of
which 20 were for intoxiealion and 1 FOR
breach nf the peace
The property committee reported GER
tain repairs needed at the poor farm and
the same were approved and ordered.
Il. a. Averll made application for IL
building permit to erect a store house
A0z96 feet 0n the rear 0f his property on
So Main street. The application was re.
ferred to the IRE committee with power to
act
Overseer Of the p00r G. a. Smith re-
ported S25i2l checked OUT In April
Action on The report was suspended until
tbs oveTseeT bring ia correct proof
Therequest Of e. G. Mascot for q lunch
room license for the Barre Candy Kitchen
HAlS AEAEAANA * &AAE ANGEM1E EN&lAkffahANE A4AkH
power to act.
a petition Tor street lght0n Fairview
street was referred to the lighting commits
tee with power to act.
The report Of Building Inspector Col
burn showed 46 building permits granted
tn APRIL Alderman k0biBs thought the
building inspector had gone beyond his
authority tn issuing permit Tor theater
on 0ssola's land, which was among the d6
granted. After some discussion the Fe-
port was accepted, Alderman Robins vnt-
ing against It.
4 contract for the Encouragement Of
Janitor G. z. Jones for another year at d
salary Of 5000 was reported and the salary
committee was authorized ID execute the
same.
on report Of the police committee It vas
ordered that the hours of patrolmen be
divided between day and night duty pa
trolman going on nights enc week and
days the next.
A resolution appr0prlating $1,000 to the
sewer department was read and passed tn
its second reading. It was stated there
were several carloads Of sewer pipe to be
paid for Soon
O. All Smith spoke uf the need Of better
| accommodations for the poor at the p00E
farm, aud suggested new building, Al
derman Albisatti thought the poor of the
city should be kept iii as good place us
anyone. The matter was referred to the
charity committee the mayor and 0verseer
0f poor to Investigate
Health Officer j. w. jackson reported
e births aud 10 deaths III April
A petition for sewer extension 225
feet on Sheridan street was referred to the
street committee with power ia act.
Mayor Barclay brought up the matter OF
lunch room licenses and the keeping open
Of lunch rooms on Sunday. He suggested
that they be allowed to keep open certain
hours only on those days He said the
pastors Of the churches had made c0m-
plaint 0f the lunch rooms being open dur
/ ing Sunday school hours and that Sunday
school children 90 there and spend the
pennies given them for The Sunday school
In buying candy Alderman Mckenzie
asked for the rereading Of the report of
tho license committee and then asked
| III there vas any further communication
from the merchants Mr.. Mckenzie stat
ed the Tomasi lunch room had been open
sunday without lloanse,
City Attorney Gordoa id response
| TO request from the council.
said generally speaking no one has a right
t0 keep his place Of business open on sam
day without license. With license one
can keep open 20 sell food.
Alderman Mckenzie moved that all
places be closed on Sunday for the next
three months.
Alderman Duffy thought that was going
too far. He wanted an opportunity to bug
dish Of Ice cream on Sunday evening and
/ he moved an amendment that the lunch