The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14

curity; James :. Wilson, street super
intendent, $1,000, security American III
deity Co.
Building Operations.
With the return OF congenial weather
for outdoor operations business in the
building line is braeing up, rs was shown
by the report Of Inspector Rand. George
Straiton, having decided to resume the
manufacture of granite on the old scale
asked for permit to build a section OF
stoneshed to replace the section de-
stroyed by fire last winter. Other appli-
cations were; N. Bottigi, to build an an
mex to piazza at D Beckley street; Carlo
Lorenzini, to build barn on Garfield
avenue; Amelio Ronca, to remodel ell
at l5-l7 Cottage street. Thomas Stacy,
to build storehouse on Brook street /;
James Black, TO build a barn at II Muir
ray street and raze an old building. All
requests were granted and on the fla
vorable recommendation of Alderman
Rossi, A. Villa was given permission to
move a henhouse on his lot on Berlin
street.
Wiring Inspector Reports.
Inspector Carl Perkins came forward
with a report on his doings in the mat
ter of wiring permits. Mr. Perkins had
gone ahead and issued permits to the
following parties: Barre Savings Bank 4
Trust Co., wiring for premises at lis
Granite street. Mrs. G.. j. Bolster, to
wire at 2l0 North Main street; w. II.
Messer, to wire at Mount street and
on Highland avenue, Mrs. Susan Carroll,
to wire house on Beacon street; J. b.
Sanguinetti to install five and seven
horsepower motors in Burnham's mead
ow granite shed; Thomas Abare, to in
stall three horsepower motor in stone
shed. He also reported that G. Zanleoni
had asked permission to install a one
horsepower motor in his store on North
Main street. No action was taken on
the report and to request that he sub
nit the applications to the aldermen be-
fore issuing permits. Mr.. Perkins made
a request for permit blanks.
A communication from the Barre Elec-
trie Co., offering to place the lights in
the opera house on separate meter for
$40 or to submit another proposition for
doing the work by the day, was received !
and ordered filed for reference.
The legislative committee reported that I
II had conferred with the city attorney
On the proposed amendment to section
two of chapter two. revised city ordi- /
1ances, and that he had recommended /
hat the amendment be adopted. Later,
he proposed amendment was read for
eeond time, adopted, and ordered print
ID in the newspapers. The amendment
leals with the beginning of official terms
If service in the city government.
President keast having been excused
rom his duties in the chair. Alderman
'rucc, vice president OF the board, presid-
d toward the end of the session. Alder.
nan Glysson brought up a suggestion
hat one of the teams at the fire station
'e worked for a few days, the revenue
herefrom to be turned into the city
reasury and then reapproprated to the
re department for the purpose OF inn
rowing the furniture in the Office and
ecreation room Mt the fire station. Five +,
{ the fremen's club had volunteered to
York, each a day, without remunera- 4,
ion, in order that the cherished scheme |,
( reha bilitating furnishings in the club
Dom might be realized Some of the :
ldermen thought the board should guard :
rainst establishing an undesirable prece-
emit and the matter was referred to the |
re committee with instructions to fig
re on the cost of the proposed repairs !
Before adjournment the matter of es-
the office of deputy chief in II
he police department was discussed and
was suggested that change in the Il
ty ordinance will be necessary before II
ich step can be taken, although sen.
ment seemed TO favor a move in that Il
reetion. +. y. Normandeaus offer to II
axe repairs TO the city water pipe line =
rough the bed of Jail branch on South
ain street for $3.50 was also discussed n
some length and Superintendent Lee +
the water department was called in
inference. 1t is proposed to build eof- II
r-dam in order TO make the repairs. r
Warrants approved for payment were:
rect department payroll, sl43.5l. street Il
ID sprinkling accounts; water depart n
ent payroll, sl6O4; fire department Y
yroll. Ssl.6s; police department pay. ll
H. Sl04.50. G.. A. Bemis, sl4. services n
ianitor; s. j. Brown $500. Nelson Z
own Sl0.50, J. +. Carroll sl0.s0. ]. h. ig
Issellini Sl0.S0, Peter Merlo $3.50. G.. m
,ssi Sl2, Peter Thorn sl0.s0. assisting =
SCISSORS; n. ID. Phelps Co., sil0.o3, sew. IL
supplies. In