The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-07
OFFER MORE PAY
TO FIRE ASSTS.
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ordered advertised and public hearing
was set for April 81. The Vermont Tire
& Rubber company applied for permit
to install gasoline pump at IA Pros
pect street and tank at the same
number. Il. A. Drown asked permission
to locate gasoline tank at the rear
of his store on North Main street. Both
tank requests were referred to the fire
committee and hearings were set Tor
April Ia. The Rubber & Tire conf
panv's request for pump was referred
to the street committee. A hearing was
held on the request of H. +. Cutler for
permission to locate gasoline tank on
South Main street No one appeared to
protest and the permit was granted with
the usual provisions. Messrs. Drown,
Cutler and Reynolds & Sons were grant
ed permission to establish pumps as re-
quested. with the usual restrictions.
Some Bonds Accepted.
The following bonds were read and
accepted after favorable recommends
tions from the finance committee: Da-
vid Henderson, police officer, $500. James
Cow. Mertie Cow and William Barclay,
ir. security; John s. Murley, police Off
Ger, $500, p. McNulty. J. b. Kelly and
Mary f. Kelly, security; H. e. Reynolds,
water superintendent, $4,000, II. G. Pat
terson, John Trow, security.
Licenses and Permits Granted
On the recommendation of the license
committee. John Russo and Cleary 4
Son were granted licenses for peol
rooms, the n. d. Phelps company a IL
cense for a plumber, Merlo Bros. a pool
room and bowling alley license and John
Mascot an ice cream parlor license.
Levi Bianchi and J. Cato applied for
pool room licenses, and c. w. Ayerill &
Co. and John Fl. johnson asked for
plumbers licenses. Their requests were
referred to the license committee.
The building inspector reported favor
ably on the request Of John A. Rogers
and W. NJ. Holden for building permits.
They were granted, Mr.. Rogers is to
erect dwelling on Prospect street and
Mr.. Holden is to do some elapboarding
at Ii South Main street A letter from
T.. A. Carter of Blue Hill, Me-. relative
to the support of a Thompson was re-
ferred to the charity committee. A let
ter from the Central Vermont told OF
repairs made on the Williamstown
branch bridge. It was ordered filed. For
March the building Inspector reported Il
minor applications. His report was ac-
cepted.
Long List of Bills Paid.
The following warrants were approved
for payment Q. J. /. Matthews, S53.35,
services as auditor and assessor; Mar
tin Riley, S24s5, services as assessor;
A. NJ. Rossi. s,675 services as assessor;
Union Printing Co, Sl4. assessing taxes;
Barre Electric Co., S40.Si, supplies and
repairs; c. L. Bugbee, S50l3. repairs,
streets. sidewalks, fire and elections ae-
counts; r. l.. Clark. $l27l0, supplies
streets, sidewalks, water and fire ac-
counts; engineering department, $685.
work. streets. sewer, water and city
records; H. c. Leonard, rolling streets
and ploughing walks, Sl20-25; n. NJ.
Nelson, SIS, rolling roads and wood.
street account; w. S. Page, profess
sional services and straw, S4l.9l, streets,
sidewalks and fire accounts; Pacquet
Bros. 1928, backsmithing and driving
hearse. streets. sidewalks, fire and hearse
accounts; n. D. Phelps Co., $24.s6, sup
plies and repairs. streets, water, public
buildings and fire accounts; Reynolds q
Son, S20.5l supplies, streets. fire, elee-
tions and dog license account; Consoli-
dated Lighting Co, S79l.S0 lighting
streets. city buildings and FIRE accounts;
C. W. Averill & Co., $l492, sidewalks,