The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08

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.,s,sn !, hereby appropriated and
e. 10 h. la.d by the treas
H. i5vn. under contracts 10
~, 4. hereinafter provided,
- n, eyrtnsr q cutting down
49, AZ Vernon street in the wi.
y p-aiileh5f1 aud OF construct
80 highway easicrly Of Vernon
=, i,on near ihs l}iattleboro house
$500 near tie Central Vermont
- freight station and OF con-
-, an oyerplss with necessary
- M approaches IN place OF
80 sboE.h ne grade crossing now
n, On Bridge street.
n npprnli.aH j. made subject
~ allowing conditions. and TO be
- "a ID Gaze OF contract embody-
n al condition, can be made as
ssttiier provided
Ia Ttr such order. judgment or
t-e 3, procured from the public
No. commission Of the state OF
I,rSs, and in ll,e Of appeal, from
n gwtme court as will effectually
r1if ior the abolition OF the said
a. ros,in, and the erection OF a
" ,assenger station westerly OF the
M line d! the Central Vermont
MA. lust saltherly OF Bridge
rs,. which railroad station struc-
n Exclusive Of excavations, founda.
Il. and platforms shall cost not less
en sl00JO. And which order, judg.
NJ, or decree shah provide for sub
sr,illy the changes shown on plan
kio attached
\ That pursuant TO such order,
G-ent or decree. contracts be made
VII responsible parties which will
r.r The completion of the work, so
hi he total expense TO the town OF
baiileboro shall not exceed $4,000.
/. That the sum hereby appropriated
siT include whatever sum or per
at NAV be assessed against the
TN BY the public service commission
q The supreme court, on account OF
hs abolition Of said grade crossing;
/ being the intent and meaning OF
ii; vote that, including such assess
EEi against the town, the total ex-
kn@ 10 the town for all the changes,
YORK, Improvements. land and dam
" to property shall not exceed said
En Of $1,000. IS
Resolved That the treasurer Of the
TON be authorized to borrow on the
rsht Of the town and at the best
nts obtainable, sufficient moneys to
NJ the appropriation made in the
int resolution, and for such length
q time as in his Judgment is required
ir producing legal authority to issue
bonds and for selling the bonds.
Resolved, That the selectmen of
he town are hereby instructed to
ake all necessary legal steps to alter
p discontinue present highways and
~ out new highways, as may be
le'essary in carrying out the provi-
A0ls Of the first resolution. But the
Expense OF such discontinuance, alter
llol or new highway shall be includ-
= and made a part of the appropria-
ION IN the first resolution.
Resolved. That the committee here
siore chosen byauthority of the town,
e directed to proceed with the petit
lon pending before the public service
onmsslOn and upon orders therein
lade; to negotiate such contracts as
lav be necessary to effectually carry
" the provisions of the first resolu-
Oli and the Selectmen of the town,
rs agents, are authorized, empow-
reg and directed to execute for and
Oenail OF the town such contracts
may be so negotiated.
hs s resolution had been printed an
HOnted to the voters and many Of tn
Or more persons present followed tn
Jung Of the resolution by the clerl
ended to the resolution was the TO
Iug oHet statement from the con
lle plan to be attached to the rest
" i the printed plan which has bee
TTlIOuted in town.
lne purpose of the resolutions is, q
oe noted, to absolutely limit the totf
M 70 the town 50 it shall not excee
y. and to provide that the apprt
.iOl shall not be available until cor
= are made which insure to the tow
of the work at that hmi
n.y. 90, if the resolutions pass, tn
u , certain that the plan, when full
eu out, will not cost more than tina
u a. order that there may be double pre-
VI, vi 10 the town, in the making {
,ug.s, y Is provided in the fourt
MY That the committee are Unite
4'IIo ,ity to simply negotiate the cor
I, oII the contract cannot be execut
y !le committee. 1t must be execut
y., sie Selectmen who are empowere
sue the contpacts only in case tn
f. !. Of the first resolution, includ
,1g unit Of expense of $4,000, ar
pe committee believe that these resc
ton are so drawn as to fully protec
ii'"n' and recommend their adoI
y, ! 81. +. W. Gideon, prefacing his re
! s WIN statement that he appeare'
',S a''of1ey for the Boston & Main
,o r ana was not speaking as a.
l'a la;9 q the resolution offered by Col
.i ! Sdid he only desired to explain tn
sLa5 20 tar as it concerned This client
: aAe9 = ne chairman of the town com
a ~ /, Y, Robbins, if tho Boston 1
i,,; nal been consulted during tn
. .~,io ~ that have been lin progres
u we me town Of Brattleto bro and tn
n, eTpmqnt railroad duting the pas
i'm ho2blns stated tlAt the Bostol
; n people had been idvited to TAX
, - ,a sach negotiations. {Judge Gibsol
,ip neieLfed' to the plap4 of the Bostol
iabe e road 20 build IA branch from
sar o., to HfDsdale/N. H., and from
H. /. to West Lebanon, n. H.
All y might use its own tracks from
i n u Mass, to northern points
h HI mat Practically all of the surve.
-ad Oeen CONNECTED and that tn