The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-03
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derelict to his duty, as Mrs. Page found
out afterwards that the city made every
provision for fumigating houses in such
cases. He was informed by the clerk
that a warrant was already before the
council to pay Mrs. Page, but Mr.. Page
demonstrated that the warrant did not
cover the amount of the fumigation sup.
plies and the work, which the woman
had paid for sometime since. He was
told that the city would pay the actual
cost of fumigating the house, and that
if he felt that the health officer hadn't
been doing his duty, he should hold him
liable for the cost OF the work. DR.
Woodruff, who came into the council
room later in the evening, told the board
THAT the man died before he assumed
his duties for the city. When the war.
rants for the month were read, bill
for $3.50 due Mrs. Page was ordered
paid.
Bill. for Extra Team Hire.
Cutler Bros. presented bill amount
ing to s425. which they said was due
them for team hired by the street
superintendent last March. 1t was
shown that the street superintendent
was supposed to furnish his own team,
but a member of the street committee
explained that the horse was engaged
when the superintendent own beast had
been overworked at a season of high
water and floods. As chairman of the
finance committee, Alderman Patterson
said he didn't feel like approving the
bill until the matter had come before
the council Alderman Dawson thought
Superintendent DeBrune should settle |
the account. On the motion Of Alder |
man Brown, the bill was ordered paid.
Building Inspector George Rand's |
monthly report referring to thirty -four |
minor permits issued during May was |
accepted and on his favorable recon-
mendation permits were ordered granted |
the following applicants: Angelo Colon I
DO. addition to house at 10 George
street; Giuseppe Cechio, to erect hen
house on Cleveland avenue; G.. p. Phil I
Ups, to remodel piazza at % Perry streets
Mrs. William Paul, to build second story
piazza at 26 Aver street; Mrs. Edward
Lapler, to erect addition to dwelling Il
at % Webster avenue; c. w. Mcmillan, II
to erect addition to hen house on Cable
street, same to be used for a garage;
L. Laneelot, to build piazza at corner
Of Brook and Farwell streets.
Clerk Mackay, speaking at the request
of members of r. B. Crandall post. G.
A. r., and the ladies of Col. J. B. Meade L
circle, said that the veterans associa-
ton and its auxiliary organization had
desire TO have its meeting
place on the first Loor of city hall. in
stead of in the room adjoining the opera
house balconies on the third floor MANY
had been in the habit of STAY
ng away from the meetings because of
he long climb upstairs involved in
'eaching the g. A. r. headquarters. On
he motion of Alderman Brown, the mat.
er was referred to the property com
nittee with instructions to confer with
he post members.
Minor Routine Matters.
Routine affairs included several petit
ions and minor reports. Five abutters
Isked that Wellington street from Mer.
liant to Sheridan streets and Sheridan
treet from Wellington to fremont
treets be sprinkled with oil and on
he motion of Alderman Bancroft the
'etition was granted The fire commit
ee reported its investigation in the re-
Iuest of Mayor w. H. Ward for per-
mission to sink gasoline tank at Kirk
treet and recommended that permis-
ion be granted. since the danger of
Ire from the tank would be a minus
uantity. The request was granted on
he basis of the report, Alderman Brown ii
making a motion TO that effect. Bar
lay Bros. were given permission to move
heir horsesheds from one side of the
'ver 10 the opposite side near their
toneshed off Circle street. A petition III
caring three signatures asked for
ravel OF einder walk on the west side
( East street from Elm street TO the III
roperty of c. +. Jersey and on the
iotion Of Alderman Dawson il was re-
erred to the street committee with in
tuetions to investigate and report.
On the motion OF Alderman Patterson,
be license 10 peddle milk recently is
ned 20 +. VI. Parker was transferred
, the new purchaser Of the Parker
lute. William r. Carley. John Ossola
as given permission 20 move q hen N
ouse from one end Of his lot on George