The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-29
DISAGREE ON RESURVEY.
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land desired to repair piazza at 30 North
Main street. IL. l.. Cheney wished TO
reshingle roof at So Summer street.
Pacquet Brothers would cover side ROOT
on their blacksmith shop on Summer
street. Mrs. Frank Burke asked permls-
sion to repair a roof at 80 Maple avenue.
NJ. B. Clarke asked permission to re-
single his cottage on Prospect street.
w. 4. Lane asked to raise portion Oh
his stone shed ON Burnham's meadow.
Patrick Brown desired to cover the rooi
OF small lardery at the rear OF ms
North Main street building. The report
was accepted and the permits ordered
granted as recommended
The clerk reported that he had inter.
viewed A. A. Stebbins, who succeeded
the late Il. w. Stanyan. Mr.. Steb5ns
stated that 10 days prior to Mr.. stan
vans death the matter OF removing rail-
road property from the vicinity OF tn
riverbed project had been taken up with
the officials OF the road Mr.. Stebbms
did not know what action had been
taken, but he promised the clerk that the
building would be removed. The board
accepted the report and voted that the
railroad company be given until July
to remove the building which Is known
as the Shepard property.
| Levi Bianchi made application Tor a
lunch room license to be operated at IS
! Granite street, and Alex. Coutts desired
permission, through lunch room license,
| TO operate q lunch room at 1863 North
Main street, The requests were referred
| TO the license committee with instrue-
lions to investigate and report. Citizens
of Cambria street, to the number OF ten
presented petition praying Tor street
| light in that section. The matter was
| left to the lighting committee with in
| structions to investigate and report
A report purporting to come from the
health committee of the city of Barre
and signed by John Tierney was read
by the clerk. The report stated that In
| four places sewers were found impassa'
BILE; that swine were kept in the city to
the number of sixty, and that some OF
them were kept in filthy condition.
| According to the report, good many
people were dumping garbage into the
river. Others complained that they could
not get their garbage carried away. as
the price demanded was prohibitiye. Tine
report stated that the streets and nuni'
| bers, where such nuisances existed, were
taken down by the committee.
| The clerk read a report from X. b.
Crandall post. G. A. R., inviting the
members of the board to participate IN
the Memorial day parade, as in years
mast The invitation was accepted, and
the board win meet at the city building
at Q o'clock Thursday morning. Acting
for the Modern Woodmen OF America
John Rowley asked that the camp be al
lowed to suspend flag across the street
| from its headquarters, as IN former
years. The request was granted. Alder.
man Ward reported that he had inquired
into the request of Pearl street restau'
ranteurs to hang small electrically
| lighted globe over the street. He sad
that he refused permission and that nc
objections were raised by the petitioner.
Alderman Dawson said that a resident
of Brook street had called him over tbs
telephone and had told him of an acct
dent which was caused by the absence
of proper fence to the approach o.
a bridge on Brook street. The man.
Young son had walked over the approach
into the stream at night, although n'
severe injuries were sustained. The mat
ter was left with the street committee
with power to act. Alderman Dawson
also brought up the question OF allowing
dogs to run at large in the cemeteries
He told of instances where many dog
were in the graveyard at one time. /
was shown that an ordinance existed for
bidding this privilege and the eemeter'
committee was instructed TO act with tn
cemetery commissioners in restraining
this practice. Adjournment followed.