The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-16
RESERVE FORCE
OF POLICEMEN
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Of POLlCEMEN
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governor, Sheriff Tracy said, at the re
quest of the mayor and before the man
ufacturers made their appearance in TIN
Executive chamber.
A majority report from the police com
mttee, signed by Alderman Glysson AM
Alderman Cook recommended that fou
regular policemen be added to the pres
ent force and sufficient number OF spe
cial police be employed until perfectly
normal conditions are restored. Alder
man keast refused to sign the report
which failed of acceptance, the motion
to reject being made by Alderman Ross
and seconded by Alderman Keast. Later
Alderman Cook moved that two addition.
al regular men be added, but the mo-
tion was not seconded. 1t was Alderman
Shurtleff whose motion restored order
out OF what had been seemingly hopeless
chaos only an hour before. The member
from ward three moved that the police
committee be instructed to nominate 4
list of IL special policemen and to bring
their names before the council, it being
the purpose of the motion to have a re-
serve force of IL men upon whom the
authorities can call for service, of vary.
ing length, at any time. Alderman Keast
seconded the motion and it was carried
without dissenting vote.
New Hydrants and Extensions.
Action on multitude of minor mat
tiers in the aldermanic session came swift
ly to head and by o'clock the board
had taken an adjournment. New extern
sions and terminal hydrants necessitat.
ing an expediture of $l,0l5 were author
lied on the recommendation of the fire
com mittee that hydrants be installed
near the Straiton and Glysson stonesheds
in the south end, where extensions aggre-
eating 500 feet in length are made i'm
perative. and on fremont street, where
a 425-foot extension will have for its
terminus a new hydrant. Edgewood peo-
pie were back OF petition for two street
lights along fremont street and it was
referred to the lighting committee along
with largely signed petition for street
light on Third street.
limiting vaguely at courts committees
as last resort, George w. Mann APP
peared with request that the aldermen
improve Wiley street and lay out an
other street in that section in order that |
his own property may be increased in
renting value. Mr.. Mann spoke at some
length with the result that the matter
was referred to the street committee.
Building Permits.
That the Barre railroad had been dere.
iet in the matter of obtaining a permit
to remove roofing on some OF its prop
erty and replacing it was the burden OF
4 complaint made by Inspector Rand OF
The building department and the matter
was referred to the fire committee with
to confer with the city at
,rney. On the favorable recommend of
he Inspector, building permits were
granted the following persons; J. Frigon,
% erect garage on Shurtlef place;
hrs. +. A. Patterson, TO erect addition
Il 50 Brooklyn street; Giudici Bros, to
,uild shed addition on Wiley street; A.
romasi, to cut doors and erect cement
tairs at 10 Merchant street; +. ID. Beck
ey, to build piazza at "a Prospect street
Abram Fine, to erect store, shed and
lwelling at 46 Maple avenue; Patrick ,
iarnan, to build a piazza on North Main
treet; c. w. Mcmillan, to erect annex
o shed and cut window on Blackwell
treet. The requests of Louis Romanos
o build shed at so Prospect street and
:. Oltonelli 10 build shed on Granite
treet were referred TO the fire commit
ee at the suggestion of the inspector.
atrick Hernan's request for street mum
ers on Fortney place was referred TO
he city engineer and Alexander & Co.'s
equest for permission TO move its acid
ouse across the Central Vermont rail
bad tracks was granted. Wire Inspector
. c. Perkins recon mended that permits II
e issued III. B. Partridge for wiring
ew house on Wellington street and
.lexander ST. Cyr for wiring a Broom
ouse on Maple avenue were accepted and
ermits authorized.
The report of the health officer for
lay referred TO is births, OF which nine
ere boys; six deaths, due to apoplexy,
scident, cancer and disease of the bow.
Is, one each, and TO consumption two.
* burial permits were issued. The re-
ort was accepted. as was the report Of
yerseer w. j. Clspp for the month of
ay in the poor department Mr. Clspp
counted for the expenditure. barring
llanee Of ~ cents, OF sl,04p.09, for April
I'd May expenses. The monthly state
ent of Frank O. lee. superintendent Of
alter, was also read and accepted. The
port Of {. II. Crandall on the Barre
alter situation was read and laid on
e table until the next council meeting
Reporting on the death of hens belong
q 60 Charles Gauthier Of Highland
enue. Alderman Cook recommended
at Mr.. Gauthier be paid 50 and went
to state that w. u. Glidden and Mr..
luthier's boy saw Charles Mills dogs
ling the hens. The clerk was instruct.
70 submit a bill for the deceased fowls
Mr.. Mills. Alderman Glysson was in
ructed 70 investigate the alleged loss
hen and two chickens once owned by
F. Perry. and said 20 have been killed
a dog.
Alexander Anderson renewed an offer
clean the stonework at city hall and