The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-12
TO Applicantsf for Lunch Room
Privileges
OTHERS WERE ALLOWED
Aldermen Say That Former Action Was
Due to the Lack of Facilities for
Serving Lunches--Much 9th
er Business Done by Board.

The board of aldermen cleaned up
bunch of routine business last evening
at their regular meeting at which all
OF the members were present. The COM
mittee ON license reported favorably on
the granting of lunch room licenses TO
G. l.. Woodworth, F. |. Church. Vermont
Fruit store, United Fruit store. Diversi
Fruit store, +. NJ. Laws. Howard Har.
ris and the Barre Candy kitchen, and
reported unfavorably on the applca.
tions of B. Dente, l.. Romans. Abram
Allen, John Cleary and L. Joseph for
the reason that they had not sufficient
facilities for serving lunches On mo-
tion OF Alderman Rossi, the report of
the committee was accepted and permits
granted where recommended.
Alderman Brown of the license com.
mittee, stated that the proprietors of
the lee cream parlors and fruit stores
desired change in the hours for open
ing on Sundays. He said that they
wanted to be open from IL to ] and )
to and did not care to open in the
morning at $50 to 10. Alderman Will
ley thought that 1880 to 80 would be
better hours for the morning as the
churches would then be Just letting
out A resolution was then drawn up
and adopted, fixing the hours at 1880
to 1880 in the morning and 530 to 0
in the evening
Druggist Apply for License.
T, A. Drown and C. II. Kendrick pre-
sented petitions signed by more than
the necessary number of legal voters
and physicians for druggists licenses to
sell liquor. They also presented the
required bonds, browns being signed
| by w G. Reynolds G. B. Milne and
w M. Holden, and Hendricks by f. A.
Prindle, H. J. Smith and w. e. LazelI.
On motion of Alderman Wiley, the
city clerk was instructed to advertise
! the applications according to law and
the date OF the hearing was set for
April 27 at I o'clock at the council
chamber.
A resolution amending section 8,
chapter l9 Of the city ordinances, was
read a second time and adopted ON
recommendation BY the legislative com
mittee. The amendment relates to the
changing of the system OF paying the
firemen to a graduated schedule. The
fire committee reported unfavorably on
the application of S. E. SpafFord for
a permit to erect temporary building
on Seminary street near the Presby-
terian church for the reason that the
location is within the FIRE district. On
motion of Alderman Ward. the report
was accepted and the permit was re-
fused.
Building Permits Granted
Building permits were granted to C.
L. Currier TO cover roof of house in the
rear of his block on North Main street;
to Calder & Richardson to erect a coal
shed, 10 by as feet, off Depot square
on land owned by the Central Vermont;
to Mary Zanfeoni to erect wagon shed
on Granite street; to Mrs. Helen Camp
to build show window on the front
of the Sadlier store on Elm street and
to Eugene Brunette to reshingle his
house on South Main street.
The report of the police department
for the month of March was read and
accepted, showing total number of
arrests of "a. divided as follows: In
toxication IL, selling l, breach of the
peace 4, larceny |, truancy |, assault |,
adultery 2. peddling without license |,
concealing stolen property !.
Street Lights Not Burning.
The police also reported that during
the month they had found are lights
on the following streets not burning,
some of them for several nights at
time: Blackwell Beckley, two lights;
corner of Long and Warren, South Main,
corner of Seminary and Summer, foot
of Granite street, corner of Seminary
and Brook streets.
The former oyerseer of the poor, o. d.
presented his report for the
last three months showing that be had
expended ST ls0407 The report was &C.
cepted and ordered printed in the next
annual city report.
The bonds of Chief Sinclair and OF
Harry Gamble. George X.
Carle and John Dineen were presented.
md on motion of Alderman Wiley. ac-
,epted A. II. Buzzell applied for a
POOL room and bowling alley license and
1 was referred to the license commit
zee. B. II. Tassie s company applied
or a restaurant license to run the Rsth-
ikeller and Il. Medical for a pool room
license. both of which were referred to
he committee on license.
Fred 0rdway requested that the street
numbers be run on that portion of Hall
treet where his house is located. Re-
erred to the city engineer Residents
esiding on Hill street near Perry street,
,etitioned for a street light in that To-
atty claiming that it was very dark
hero and the conditions dangerous to
he public Referred to the lighting
ommttee.
+. A. Drown asked for permission to
aug a garage sign on & telephone pole
{ the corner of South Main and Pros
,ect streets. Referred TO the street
with power to net.
Mrs Mary Folsom complained TO the
card by letter that the street super
ltendent had turned the surface water
n Berlin street onto her land and was
amaging her property. On motion Of
alderman Rossi, the matter was re-
erred to the street committee with row
: to act.
A Telephone Bill Protested.
4 communication was received from
he Vermont Telephone compsny in re-
ard to n bill Of SlGfl for Telephone