The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-01

nolds and the N. ID. Phelps Co. for sink
| ing gasoline tanks in the rear of their
stores and the requests were granted on
the recommendation of the fire commit
tee, with the stipulation that the tanks
and their locations comply with the re-
quirements of the insurance underwent
ers. III. f. Cutler asked permission to
sink gasoline tank on South Main
street and hearing was set for April 6.
Mr.. Cutters application for a permit
to establish gasoline pump on the curb
in front of the Palace garage was re-
feTred to the street committee.
Many License Privileges Granted.
On the recommendation of the license
committee, G. M. Halves, A. J. Guthrie,
G. L. Woodworth, G. Ray George, Ernest
Letourneau and Fraquelli & 'Venetti
were granted lunch room and ice cream
parlor licenses and Henry Watkins was
granted pool room license. Applica
tions of ID. Agostes and John Rosso for
pool room licenses. John Mascot for an
ice cream parlor license and the n. j.
Phelps Co. for a plumbers license were
referred to the license committee. The
same disposition was made on the APP
plication of Nero Bros. for a pool room
and bowling alley license. In short re-
port the license committee recommended
that Marrianni brothers be not REIN
bursed for days license fee on the
occasion of hospital day at the Bijou
theatre. The report was accepted.
Building Inspector George Rand re-
ported favorably on the following APP
'plieations to build and permits were
graz ted; A. H. Rlzzel, to change front
of hotel Otis, so-called, on Pearl street. |
L. n. Normandeau. to raise house at the |
corner of Merchant and Warren streets;
Mrs. Laura Turner to erect a garage at |
0 Hall street. Warrants for the week |
were ordered paid as follows: Street de- |
partment payroll, Sl35.77, streets, sew
err, surface sewer accounts; water de- |
partment payroll, $479S; fire depart |
ment payroll, 1920; police department
payroll, $S4.38; G. A. Bemis, $l4, sery-
ices as janitor warrant drawn last /
week for S45,SS055 10 take up tenn
porary loan notes held by the Lamoille
County Savings Bank & Trust Co. was
tNsNitutu anu III It's nttdu a NdlIdnt Ibi
$Ss0.55, or the amount of interest due
on the notes, was approved, the bank
having consented to carrying the notes
until July | or an earlier date if the
council sees fit to redeem them.
New Officers Resign.
A letter from A. G. Tilden contained
his resignation from the office OF leather
inspector. G. E. Perry asked to be ex-
cused from serving on the board of /
health and H. H. Hodgdon resigned as
wire Inspector The designations were
accepted. A report from the Fidelity &
Casualty Go. OF New York on the con-
dition of one of the boilers at city hall
was accepted by the council and ordered
fled. The boiler had passed inspection.
A number of bonds were submitted by i
various city officials and all were re-
ferred to the finance committee Some
Of the securities had been altered since
he bonds were offered for the first time
and in a few instances securities were
presented for the first time. Bonds Of
'ered and the securities were as follows
Harry Gamble, police officer $500,
George Straiton, John Mcleod; s. Sim
lair, police chief, $500, j. X. Anderson,
i. E. Reynolds; John F. Cook, alder
nan. $500. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Narghan, .
d. w. Bishee w. r. Ward, mayor, II,
MOO, G. A. Lane, A. b. Lane. Elizabeth
lane; G.. l.. Morris, constable, $500 J. !
\. Tomasi, Joseph Sanguinetti, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Scampini; James :. Wilson, ir., |,
treet superintendent, $1,000. American
Fidelity Co.; w. r. Shepard, overseer
# the poor, $1,000, American Fidelity
o.; G. NJ. Rand, building inspector, $500, :
". II. Kelly, +. A. Drown J. ". Dineen,
policeman, $500, Martin Riley, Patrick :
brown. The bond of H. L. Reynolds,
uperintedent of the water department,
vas not at hand and on n motion, his a
ime for filing bond was extended be-
'ond April |, when the fiscal year be-
'ins.
F. 7. Cutler Cemetery Commissioners. I
At the close of stormy session of
he city council last night, the board of s
ldermen was called together by the II
resident. A communication from May a
r Ward was opened and reSd. 1t CON [
aimed the nomination of +. T. Cutler f Fl
5 a member of the cemetery commission d
nd trustee of the cemetery trust n
lnds. Both appointments were ratified o
by the board. Mr. Cutler q
lcceeds James p, Mari, whose death oc q
lrred short time ago. For lack of ri
Their business the board adjourned. Il
The First Skirmish. cr
BY vote of 2o7 to l76 the president g
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