The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-27
BUILDING PERMITS
FOR THREE HOUSES
Were Granted at the Regular Meeting of
the Board of AIdermen-Money Ordered
Paid in Rebates To the Taxpayers
Who Were "Double Taxed"

| VINO WSIe D0uUlc 1dAcu.
Pursuant to ruling approved by tn
board of civil authority at recent meet
ing, rebates aggregating nearly $1,000, o.
81 .5ss.s4. to be exact, were ordered paiC
! to taxpayers at the regular session o.
the aldermanic board at city hall last
evening Tax rebates due several citizeni
| as result of the decision recommended
lby a special committee in its report u
| the board of civil authority came to th'
surface in a small budget OF warrants
presented by the city treasurer for ap
proval. In three cases recipients OF the re-
/ bate benefited by the committees adverse
report on the local Interpretation OF th'
| tax law which permitted the assessors
| TO levy taxes on out of -the-state stocks
already assessed in the several states
where the issuing corporations are do
ing business.
ID. NJ. Miles is the heaviest beneficiary
of the rebate. lie will receive 81 l,35I
| DIR. w. ID. Reid's rebate is Sll4.54 and
If. G. Rowland will receive s94.30. War
rants carrying tax rebates to L. w. Cum,
ings. ll.J0, L. B. Gallagher, Si6O, anc
lW. II. Messer, $500, were aiso approved
other warrants approved for payment
were: Street department payroll, S55s.5s
street, permanent street, sprinkling, sew
er. surface sewer and sidewalk accounts
water department payroll, S79.2l; fire
department payroll, S7S.s2; police de-
partment payroll, $500; g. A. Bemis
Sl4, services as janitor; G. L. Gregware
S302.50. labor on Washington street side.
walk; L. II. Tracy, $27.95, boarding Fred
Duval tpaid under protest. poor depart
ment, S33, work performed at the city
dump.
The erection of three dwelling houses
in the wane of the season was indicated
by the report of Building Inspector
George Rand. George A. Drew of Marsh
field IS 10 erect two one-tenement houses
on Long street and Harry c. Patterson
is TO build a dwelling house on Nelson
street. Applications 10 build were ap-
proved along with the following: G. A.
Lane. lunch room extension on North
Main street; Mrs. Frances Bottigi, wagon
shed at 2s Foss street; A. ). Martin,
wood shed annex on North Main street, Z,
Jesse Culver, hen house on Becklcy court.
Alex. Wilson was given permission 20
move a hen house from Maple avenue 20
River street should his program Of tran
sit meet with the approval Of the build
ing inspector, who also reported favor
ably on W. r. Pages removal Of a hen
house on Wiley street. J. II. Kelly was
given permission 20 move a hen house
from Barre Town 10 west hill in the city
limits.
Right in line with the foregoing action
was the disposition in the following r..
quest, although is real purport remained
a mystery for some several seconds after
the clerk. in bis most polished Italian,
reached the basement line:
aDomando Il peimesso per i trasporto
dal poilaio de- Scamptt square al IL
Foss street. Giesauni Calcacni."
with 4 vision of a bot spaghetti sup
per somehow waited through the atmoz-
phere bv the reading 81 the communica-
tion. Alderman Glysson moved that The
invitation D. aeccTted Alderman Bruce
thought il was something The library
committee might be interested IN and
Alderman Keast. Who vas presiding,
couldn't Offer q motion OF second angth-
ers. but De was plainly supporting A.
derman GlyssUn. u vas Alderman kossi
uho suggested that Mr. Caloagni might
Ike 10 have some action taken on his
reguert for permission 30 move hen
Eausr from Sanmpni square 20 Foss
street and it vas finally decided that
the request should te granted.
Boy hahiss had the lstter ~ Tire birth
aansrs reanr1aH fr Health Officer ~. 7.
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= ftrIhaif rases. an8 one Hath ~ iriau-
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