The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-19

extension. The petition was referred
to the street committee to investigate
and report back.
Another communication from resi-
dents in the neighborhood Of Berlin
street asked for plank sidewalk from
Railroad street to John street, declaring
they would not give in their inventories
or pay their taxes until they get a
walk. In this connection the street
committee reported on the communion
tion of Mr.. Birney relating to the same
matter, which was read to the council
several weeks ago. The street com
mittee recommended a temporary walk
from Railroad to John street and the
report was accepted.
The city attorney reported he could
not see how the cemetery commissions
ers could draw back pay under the re
cent action OF the city council fixing
their salaries at $25 a year.
Ex-0yerseer OF the Poor Smith re-
ported S69712 expended by him in
March. The report was laid on the
table until the auditors make their re-
port.
The committee ON fire reported the
FNremen's club would furnish the rooms
in the new FIRE station if it could have
the use Of certain ones for club purposes
The committee made no recommenda-
tiens on same.
Alderman Adie explained that there
We're members of the present fire de-
partment who were not members of the
club, and he thought the present fire
department should have the use Of the
rooms to the exclusion of outsiders.
The report was accepted and laid on
the table for discussion later.
The committee on supplies reported
| the purchase Of wagon for the SUI
perintendent of streets at a cost of
500 and dump cart at cost Of
s125.
The street committee recommended
certain work at North Barre to clean uF
after the sewer break. w. d. KiddeI
reported there was two feet of water
| in three cellars of his at North Barre
caused by the plugging of the main
sewer while repairs were being made
The matter was referred to the street
committee 10 take immediate action.
H. w. Scott for the Batcheldei
Spring Co. asked permission to dig W
Green, Nichols and Circle streets Il
connect dead ends Of the water system
Referred to street committee with pow
er to act.
A communication from an outside
party offered to sell the city a machine
for purifying city water.
Al bin Of 500 for water for sprink.
ying city streets was laid on the table
until the merchants we're heard from.
j. B. Sanguinetti was granted per
mission to move cottage house on his
land near Blackwell on North Mair
street, and to change the same into Q
two tenement fat. Mr.. Sanguinetti pro
poses to erect brick block on ths
site from which the house is to b.
moved.
Lunch Room Licenses Again.
II. W. Scott appeared for A. Giachime
of the Vermont Fruit Store, who was
/ last week refused lunch room license
He said he understood Mr.. Giachinc
! had regular boarders who needed fooC
seven days in the week. Sowden claim
cd Giachimo ran a general store ant
| did not need a license for doing bust
ness. If he wanted to run luncl
room exclusively he was willing Il
grant him license. Albisetti asserted
| the license committee which reported
against the granting of license Il
Giachimo had not been near the place
TO see what kind Of business he was
conducting. The matter was left ovei
to later meeting. It is expected Giaeh
imo will make another application fol
a license.
Bids for removing the fire bell from
the Spaulding school to the fire station
tower we're opened as follows: f. G
Rogers. $3.50; Matt Haley, $50 MIR
Haley's bid stated the city was to dc
all preliminary work. The matter was
referred to the building committee tC
find out which was the lowest bid ant
award contract.
1t was voted to loan Mcdonald, Cut
Ter & Co. the boiler at the pumping
station on the Smith farm, to use while
making repairs on their quarry boiler
| for ST. day.