The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-29
MUST PROVE
PUBLIC WISH
Before Aldermen will Act on
His Application
FOR DRUGGIST LICENSE
g. H. Kendrick, Applied to Board Last
Night to Find Out How Much They
Would charge--Great Deal Of
Other Business Transacted.

v, n. hendrick, the druggist, petltloned
lthe aldermen last night To name what
fee they would charge for fifth class
license to sell intoxicating liquor Tor
medicinal purposes, as he desired to make
duplication for al license If the board
would name reasonable fee. The petit
tion stated that for the benefit and safe
ltg Of the public health, q druggist license
fought to be granted III the city. After
some discussion, the board decided not 10
take any action until Mr. kendIiclS
should make a legal application signed
lby one+hfth of the voters of the city
and two:thirds of tile physicians. IA
druggist license was recently granted by
the Montpelier city council to w. Il,
Poole. Both Barre and Montpelier will
be in the nolicense column beginning
May 1, the liquor licenses in this city
expiring tomorrow evening at closing-up
time
a large grist Of business had aecumli-
| lated for the action of the board, all
the members Of which We're present, ex-
lceptIng Alderman Williams
The COMMITTEES OH licenses reported
that they have investigated the matter
relative TO granting licenses for the
sale Of ice cream and soft drinks from
vehicles and decided the city could grant
such licenses and collect fee. On the
acceptance Of this report, the board voted
10 grant license to g. g. Mccarthy to
sell ice cream and soft drinks about the
city from his wagon.
The committee on streets to whom had
been referred the matter Of accepting
Perrin street, made report recommend
ling that il was not best for the city
at this time to accept the street. but
lconsidered that for the benefit OF the resi-
dents Of the street the street snperin-
ltcndent should be instructed to work the
street into passable condition The rel
port was accepted
Twenty Building Permits.
Twenty building permits which had
been recommended granted by Building
Inspector j. A. Field, were read and
all bit one we're accepted and the ger
limits ordered granted The enc objected
To was Tho application of M. 3. Little
John to move barn from one Of his
lots ON Trow avenue onto another owned
A* AkHas NRME kss4kNHtt h&NsiA@ Nt IT ANNrd
upon III The council instead of the
board u aldermen.
The permits granted were as follows:
George Young, to build tool shred at 81
Warren street Louis Corey To build hen
house on Branch street, Mansur Beake
to build hen house on Branch street
George Rising to change doors and win
d0ws On house 1T I6 Avprill street; AErs,
ChenaY Batchelder to build one story Oil
w0odshed and bay window t. q GeteIeI
To build d barn on Maple avenue; Cyril
Demers to build barn and hen house Oh
Brown street; James Ramage to cover
one side roof of house on Kirk street
win asphalt; Mrs. ]. A. Shelburne to
shingle roof Of piazza on her house on
Elm street; i w. Magoan To Jack UP
his barn on South Main street and cover
one side Of il with fire proof paper; ste
phens 4 Gerard to baild an extension
to grinding room at their stone shed;
Charles Cay to build hen house at l09
South Main street; Joseph Perolini to
build an extension to pantry Of house
Oh ElIiston street David BoIles To haild
4 lean.to to his barn on Hill street John
Trow and u. a. Phelps to top of chin
ney on house on Branch street; NJ S..
JIackman to build two hen houses on
East street extension; Clinton Thwing
to single one side woodshed on Semi
nary street; Z. J. Bolster to patch the
roofs oil two barns and To repair the
verandR to his stnrehouse on West street
Several New officials.
The mayor presented the name Of Den.
mis- nineen AS call man for the fire
department; also the name of Charles
II Washart for city auditor to succeed
j. K. Higgins resigned, and Clyde A. vii.
ley fof driver at The fire station to sue
reed Ct AL Merrill. resigned All Of the
names were unanimously confirmed
A petition with some thirty signers
was read asking for a new street light
on Beckley street. also similar petitions
were read asking for street lights on
Keith avenue and az the intersection Of
jefferson and Ayerill streets All were
referred to the lighting COMMITTEES TO
inystgate and report 4 petition signed
by several of the abutters on Jefferson
street was read asking that surface
sewer be laid on that street. Referred
to the street committee to investigate
and report.
Charles Sharkey petitioned the board
to allow him to do trucking in the city
without taking out a license on the
grounds that he was an old soldier. and
ought to be exempt. On motion Of All
derman Iadd, it was voted to grant his
request.
a communication from O. D. Mathew
son was read asking in behalf Of the
library Trustees il it could not be ar
ranged to have the telephone and electric
light poles around the library removed |
as a benefit to the looks Of the grounds
when they were graded and put N cendi.
tion. Alderman Ladd spoke in favor Of
the communication and Alderman Alex
ander made q motion, which was voted,
to refer the matter TO the street com
mittee to investigate and report. A reso-
lution was read and adopted transfer
ring the books from the city librafy into
the custody Of the Aldfieh library iFus- /
tees 10 be held by them IN trust and not
to be circulated outside tie city limits.
An application from +. L Church for
a lunch cart license was referred to the
license committee to investigate and re-
port
The proposed agreement OF the city |
with A5eeandnr Nauuoson na iaritsF OF j