The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-17
CO.. i Refuses to Build It
IS: camp ST., Reconsider
Y ing Former Action
COST CALLED TOO BIG
FOR NUMBER SERVED
City Will Build Sewer to
Certain Granite Plants
at the Halves

street for a while, at least. This be-
came generally known around o'clock
last evening when committee of the
whole report. read before the regular
meeting of the city council effectively
put quietus on the hopes of divers
petitioners by recommending that prior
motion to construct the sidewalk be re-
considered. The report was made as
the result of recent inspection by the
entire committee at the request of the
street committee and the recommends
tions were based on the findings Of the
council on the occasion of its committees
visit to Camp street.
The move to reconsider was advoeat-
ed in the report on the grounds that
the travel up Camp street did not war
rant such large outlay Of money and
that the drainage problem involved in
sidewalk construction there would ma.
terially augment the cost. The vote to
accept the report was carried on the
motion of Alderman Hoban, whose mo
ton to reconsider the vote of Sept 2
also prevailed and who also moved to
table the petition in the form in which
it was presented at its initial appear
ance. His motion was carried unani-
mously.
One of the shortest sessions of the
present administration sufficed to trans
act all current business developing dur
ing the past week The street commit
itee, reporting on the petition of Hum
bert street residents for sidewalk, rec
commended that the request be granted.
providing the abutters furnish and trans
port standard eHrbing. Reporting on the
application of r. Cantu for permission
to hang sign from his photograph
studio Il the A. Tomasi block, the COM
mittee recommended favorable action,
with the understanding that Mr.. Cantu
keep his sign out of the street limits.
Both reports were accepted and the rec
concentrations ordered carried out
On the request OF Mrs. G. Miotti for
permission to build "a storehouse at the
corner Of Blackwell and Center streets,
the street committee. recommended that
the permit be granted. providing the
structure be erected 20 feet back from
the street street line on. Center street.
Mrs. Motif had already promised to con-
form to the wishes, nf, the council and
committee and building permit was
thereupon granted her, the committee
report being accepted and ordered filed.
Building Inspector George Rand re-
ported favorably on the following appli-
cations for permits. which were granted
in each case: Atavio Iario, to repair
b7rn at II Howard street; w. F. How
and to build garage near residence on
Division street; Patrick Brown, to repair
block at 305 North Main street. The
Inspector also reported that he had
ooled over the Granite Savings banks
new building on Depot square. The
structure had been built in conformance
with the regulations laid down by the
,ounci. His latter report was also ae-
,epted
After inspecting the land and manu-
acturing plants adjacent to the VIII
ev street meadows. the committee OF
he whole reported recommendation in
avor of constructing a sewer along
South Front street. providing the abut
ers would pay half the cost. The re-
,ort was accepted and the recommends
ions carried ort Messrs. Marion &
Weary. Guidici Bros. and the Dewey
'oIumn & Cutting works petitioned the
ouncil for the sewer last week, prom
sing for the abutters, to pay one-half
he cost.
The fire committee reported a confer
nee with Resident Manager Holt of the
'avilion theatre. who had promised to
make improvements on the rear of the
'earl street playhouse. The report was
ccepted f. Lott asked that the city
rater be extended to Brown street, as
g was erecting house at the corner
I Brown street and Angela avenue.
The request was referred to the water
Trustees of the Aldrich public library
orwarded communication in which
hev expressed appreciation for the as
istance rendered the library at sundry
ines and asked that the council con-
niue to appropriate the sum of $500
DR. maintenance and other items. The
aouest was granted on the motion of
lderman Patterson and few moments
ter warrant for $500 was drawn in
tvor of the trustees.
Chairman Brown of the lighting COM
uttee complained that trees in some
,ctions OF the city were seriously in
STEERING with light distribution ON the
Itdoor system In many instances, he
id, limb clipped from tree would
N greatly to the systems efficiency.
he clerk referred him to a passage from
10 statutes which permits selectmen or
yhting commissioners to trim the shade
ees in the months of August and Sep
mber.
Alderman Dawson asked the mayor ii
were true that certain granite manu-
cturers had been found grossly guilty
wasting water. az reported in the pa
r. The mayor replied that the in
,ectors and patrolmen appointed by the
rneil had discovered such cases. Al
rman Dawson thought they should b.
privcyl of the use OF the water at once
is honor said he should personally pre-
r to give each manufacture warn
q. Alderman Keefe referred 10 soy
al cases OF domestic waste \ tief
a. taken along con~crva .ioa I'nes.
Warrants drawn for The We '}
red paid were as follows: Street iit-
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