The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
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near Seminary street, and az that time
the council tried to purchase granite
trough which the Mcdonald, Cutler com
/ pany had on its hands. The trough Il
handsome piece Of work and cost
several hundred dollars, but the council
thought the company wanted too much
for t. He thought that there should
be watering tub installed IN that part
az the city and as the street committee
was going to put in a surface sewer in
I the near future on that part Of North
Main street il would be = good time 70
lput ia a tub wnen the sewer was being
laid On the aldermaus motion, the
water committee was instructed 70 see
what price they could get on the Cutler
trough and also the cost u east iron
one.
Alderman Wiley stated that he had
been talking with L. N. Seayer Of VIII
Jamestown, agent for the National HUI
name society, which society installs az
is own expense water tubs all over the
country where they are needed, with a
view to getting the society 20 install a
tub IN the city square In place of the
old one herman Wiley said that he
got good encouragement from Mr.. seay'
cr that the city would get one little
later The tubs that the society puts
up are cut In Maine out of granite and
are polished all over They cost $1,000
He said that Mr. Seaver had the promise
OF prominent granite manufacturer
in Barre 10 furnish the stock out az
Barre granite for the trough free Of
cost.
The property committee was instruct.
"a 10 put N 4 cement foundation IN the
cellar for the Mertz house, which is 70
be removed onto the city property on
Brook street Alderman Hoyt reported
that health officer AZ D. Lamb had
called mis- attention 70 the conditions al
the city dump The health officer stated
that the rubbish was being scattered all
over the roadway and should be cleaned
mp The street committee was instruct
"a to look after 1t.
Alderman Even, chairman Of the wa
ter committee, reported that the city
could purchase two acres Of land beside
me Orange brook reservoir Of Mr., Cutler
for 5000, hy giving him an opening down
70 the brook below the new intake. 20
that his cows from the pasture could
ret water As il is now, he said that
the water in the old reservoir flows
hsok so that il goes under The line fence
uto Cutters pasture, and his cows drink
there. There was long discussion BY
the aldermen on this question, and ID
vas decided that Mr.. Cutler was asking
too much for the land
The mayor received a letter from the
national conservation congress, request
TX bis honor TO be present az the second
unual convention, to be held IN St
PAUL. September 20 3, and 20 appoint
Two delegates TO represent the city az
NE congress The mayer asked the al
ermen for suggestions a. to whom 70
ppaint. and the names Of Il G How
ia and George B. Milne were sug.
ested. The mayor stated that he would
ppoint them II they would accept, and
was left with the mayor to see the
men.
A letter was received from w. p
stephens, an inmate az the city farm IN
hieh Ne stated that be had been mis-
sed by the matron. The mayor said
TAT he thought that matter should be
Investigated and II true attended 70 IN
i.e proper way; and, II not true, the
eport should be denied The charity
0mmittee was instructed to make in
designations.