The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-08
APPLICATIONS
NUMBER 73
For Privilege Of Selling Liquor
in Barre This Year
HEARING is ON APRIL 23
Of the Total 80 Are For First Glass,
80 for Second, Two for Innkeepers
and Two for Druggists Eleven
in One Place.

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in One Place.
| Applications for license to sell liquor
lin Barre for the coming year closed
at the city clerks office Saturday even
ling, and the license commissioners find
themselves confronted by large number
tof petitioners for the privilege. There
Iare about fifty applicants and 7s appli-
cations, some OF the seekers having en-
tered for more than one class Of license.
There are eight licenses to be granted,
and the wedding out process will be done
lat q public hearing at the city court
room Tuesday, April 23, at Ave p. m.,
For all but eight it win be askidooD
day. Two Of the applicants are for drug
gist license being T.. A. Drown and O. II.
Kendrick, which are not included in the
number allowed the city, so that there
will be one successful applicant in every
six.
! Two more of the applicants are after
linnkeepers' licenses, they being X. w.
More proprietor Of the City Hotel, and
III. b. Sanguinetti Of the Northern. Twen-
lty have dlNlicated their applications,
that is, applying for both first and Sec
Iond class privileges. of the whole mum
her 80 are for second class and 80 for
first.
The applicants and proposed locations
are as follows:
Patrick Brown, first and second, sos
North Main street.
Angelo Seampini, first and second, s03
No. Main street.
Peter lombard, second, s37 No. Main
street.
Oscar Borgh. first, s21 No Main street.
4 Tebaido Rossi, second, 323 No. Main.
John r. Tierney, second, 337 No Main.
G. H. Campbell, first and second, 30I
No. Main.
Giovanni Tomasi, first and second, $40
and 21o No. Main.
Thomas G. Gaul, first and second, sol
No. Main.
Arthur W. Premier, first and second,
lGranite street.
j. Edward McNulty and VIM. j. King
ston, first and second, Merchant street.
r.. A. Drown, fifth, 4s No. Main.
Il G. II. Kendrick, fifth, 54 No. Main.
Allen - Curtis and Peter ID. Thorn,
4 hrSt, 501 NO. MAIN.
Joseph b. Sanguinetti, innkeeper's, 32s
and 327 No. Main.
Robert Murphy, first and second, S01
No. Main.
i f. n. Normandeau, first and second,
$40 No. Main.
Edward Chesser, first and second, s2s
No. Main.
Angelo Diversi, first and second, s43
No. Main.
Arthur II. BuzzelI first and second,
22 and 2s Pearl street,
Thomas E. Hamel, second, SO South
Main.
William D. Murray, first and second,
323 No. Main.
George Booth, second, Al South Main.
Carlo Merlo. second. 80 Granite street.
John Maiden, first and second, 219
No. Main.
Charles A. Clark, second. ss7 No. Main.
! X. W. Morse, innkeepers, City hotel
James Glass, second, 337 No, Main.
M. Il MCGOWAN, second, 107 So. Main.
\ Clarence r. Wood, first and second,
517 No. Main.
John Marr first and second, s4o No.
Main.
Jesse P. Cayhue, second, 2O5 No Main.
George R. Robertson and /. J. Good,
frst and second, $40 No. Main.
Patrick Noonan, first and second, s23
No. Main.
Albert Layiolette, first so1 No. Main.
James Smith, first, ABS and 437 No.
Main.
James R. coutts, first, 435 and 4s7
4. Giachino, FIRST, isS No. Main.
Peter Alexander and w. G. Maclsie,
first and second, 30l No. Main.
Kenneth Nicholson, second, s0l No.
Main.
W. F. Bradford, second, "a So. Main.
Arthur G, Jones, first and second, Sf9
No Main.
! A. NJ. Morrison. first, 50 South Maia.
Lewis L. Roberts and James Paterson,
second, 323 No. Main.
p. d, Molla, second, northerly side Of
Berlin street.
A. NJ. smith, second, 90 So. Main.
w. c. Quinlen, first and second, ass
No, Main.
Napoleon J. Hill, first and second, 80
North Main.
Michael David, first and second, IS and
80 Prospect street.
Lorin NJ. Williams, second, PAT No,
Main.
The greater part Of the applications
are for locations in the northern part
Of the city, No. Main street being the
lfayorite place. Three stores on this
street have total Of thirty applica
tions The northerly store in the seam
pini building at the head of Granite
street is the most popular, having
eleven applicants A little farther down
at 323, there are ten applications and
still farther along, at 349, there are nine.
Between the Eureka restaurant at Depot
square and the corner Of North Main and
Seminary streets. there are flfty-one ap
lplications on the same side of the street.
An the former holders Of licenses are
again applying, with the exception Of
John Gailarher The law u strict as TO
lbondsmen, and there have been consider
able OF hustle among the prospective
licensees to get proper backing. Some
property holders are said to have been
offered large sums Of money as payment
for going on bonds.