The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27
Announcement by the Com.
miSsiOners To-day
FOUR FIRST, FOUR SECOND
With One Exception the Places Are in
the Blocks Bounded BY No. Main,
Merchant, Summer and Cot
tage Streets.

The eight successful applicants for IL
censes TO sell liquor in this city during
the coming wet" year are as follows;
John r. Ticrney, second class, Bolster
block, 337 No. Main street.
Joseph B. Sanguinetti, innkeepers,
Northern Hotel, 325 and 327 No. Main
street
Charles a. Clark, second class, Bolster
block, easterly store, s37 No. Main
street
x. w. Morse, innkeepef's, City Hotel,
Washington street
John Marr, first class, s40 No. Main
street.
Angelo Diversi, second, 2as No. Main
street.
Lewis Il, Roberts and James Paterson,
second, 323 No. Main street.
Peter Alexander and w. c. Mackie,
first, 3o1 No, Main street
The final selection was made at a
meeting OF the commissioners last even
ing, at which time the above eight were
called before the board and notified of
their election. There were 73 applica-
tions in all, presented by 50 applicants.
Two were for druggist licenses, but the
board refused to grant either, on the
ground that there win be no need for
fifth class privilege.
The liquor beltv Of the city win be
narrowed down to the short strip on the
easterly side Of North Main street, be-
ginning at Merchant street and running
as far north as Cottage street, with the
exception Of the City Hotel oasis in the
southeastern section Of the business CEN
tFe. All the saloons are on the same
side of the street.
Mr.. Diversi and MIR. Tiernev have all
ready applied for change OF location,
the former wishing to change from his
fruit store at the corner If Merchant
and Main streets to the Tomasi block on
the other side of Merchant street, and
the latter desiring to move soIihward
from the Bolster building at 337 No.
Main to the Scanpini building at the
head of Granite street Hearing on
these applications for transfer will be
held at The City Hall Monday, May ~.
at five o'clock.
No Old licensees Successful.
None OF the former holders Of licenses,
fouf Of whom applied, was successful
this time, although the Northern Hotel
had a privilege two years ago under
different proprietor. Several stores
which were formerly used az saloons will
agein be occupied for the same purpose,
The licenses viii date from The first
of May and will run for one year. There
will need TO be some lively histling il
the stores are open by next Wednesday,
but the successful ones can be depended
upon to make the effort. 4 large mum
Der Of wholesale liquor drummers have
been in the city for the past few days
waiting for the commissioners TO give
out the licenses. The commissioners
will meet again this evening to I'LL out
the blanks, giving the eight men the
privilege of selling.
The commissioners, II. NJ Houston,
James Adie and Thomas Nichols, having
fixed the fees at maximum, the total
income from the fees will be s10,S0O, Of
which amount S5.410 comes to the city
and the rest to the state. This viii be
larger than two years ago because the
law raised the price of the second class
license and the commissioners took adj
vintage Of the increase by putting tlN
local cost at the top notch.
There is, Of course, measure of criti-
cism as there must needs be where so
many were irving for places. Neverthe-
less, there is little or no criticism Of the
Of the man selected.