The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-26
Considerable Routine Bust
ness Was Transacted on
Wednesday Evening
BUILDING PERMITS
WERE GRANTED
Death of One of City's Old
est Residents Occurred
on Thursday

Considerable routine business was trans
acted with dispatch by the Montpelier
city council at the regular meeting held
Wednesday evening, nothing OF unusual
interest developing during the disposition
of the matters which had accumulated
during the two weeks interval between
meetings.
The building inspector, w. A. Pattee'
reported favorably upon several appilca-
lions made to him and permits were or
dered granted to the following: Excelsior
Granite company, to build ADDITION 10
granite plant; James Lawless, change
barn to a dwelling house, ID VINE street;
l.. N. Wood, to build extension to cement
and wood stoneshed A. Il. Frost ana
~. W. Emery to repair roofs.
A resolution drafted by City Attorney
George L. Hunt, fixing Dec. AS the date
for hearing to be held on the matter OF
dust-laying assessments and providing
for the advertising of the same, was
adopted by the council.
The railroad committee was instructed
TO confer with the Barre & Montpelier
traction company to ascertain how much
the company will pay the city for the re-
surfacing OF portion of State street.
"The Birth of a Nation" management
will paw for the use of the city hall audi
torium the sum of $3.50 for the week,
the council reaching the conclusion that
s25 a night was the proper fee to charge
The special committee, TO whom was
referred the matter OF locating larger
quarters for the municipal court reported
through Alderman J. r. Gallaher that the
interested parties, including Judge Har-
yev. suggested that the council wait until
the first of the new year before making
any change. The report was accepted.
Alderman Ryan informed the council
that the members OF the fire department
wanted overcoats, needed ,overcoats, and
he believed they should be furnished. On
his motion it was voted that the pur-
chasing committee supply the paid mem
hers OF the department with the articles.
The street committee was given au'
thority to get in communication with
bridge builder. preferably Mr.. Leclair OF
Burlington, and decide upon what action
should be taken to replace the Chase
bridge, a wooden structure located on the
Worcester branch road, which is, ac-
cording TO an opinion given by Alderman
RYAN. chairman of the street committee,
unsafe. -
First papers were granted to five APP
plieants and IL applications were re-
ceived for the final citizenship papers at a
session OF naturalization court conducted
Wednesday at South Ryegate by Clerk
Fred s. Platt of Rutland. South Ryegate
was the sixth place in this vicinity to be
visited by Clerk Platt within the past 10
DAVIS. To the following were given first
napers: James A. Adams. Scotland, Grot-
on; ole A. Carlson, Norway, South Rye
gate; Oscar Larson. Sweden, South Rye
gate; Amos G. Ralston and stephen J..
Ralston, Province OF Quebec, South Rye
gate. Applications were made by the
following for second papers; Edordo An.
dreoletti, Italy, South Ryegatei Napoleon
Benedini, Italy, Grotoni Ernesto Bini,
Italy, Groton; Auguste Brignola, Italy,
Groton; Luigi Camden, Italy, South Rye
gate; Arnold Ferrari, Italy, South Rye
gate; Giacomo G. Giani, Italy, South
Rvegate; Colombo, Giacomo and Pietro
Cusreniri all Of Italy, South Ryegate;
John Lyttle. Ireland, South Ryegate'
John d. McIver, Canada, South Ryegate
John NJ. McKinnon, Cape Britain, South
Rvegate; Andrea Richelli, Italy, South
Ryeqate. Donald Arthur Morrison, Can
ada. Groton; Angelo spadon. Italy, South
Ryepate; Gavoldo Zamben, Italy, South
Ryegate.
Death removed one ~ Montpelier's old
90 ,csfdeufs early Thursday morning.
Mrs Martha c. Wright. native Of Wa.
terbury, succumbing 70 pneumonia after