The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-21
CLAPP CHOSEN
CITY OVERSEER
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length; Depot square, as far west al
the Central Vermont stations Maple ave
nue. from North Main to Brook streets
Cottage street; Seminary from Nortl
Main street to Maple avenue; Seminary
from North Main to Summer streets
Granite from North Main street to Boil
stcrs siding; West street from Nortl
! Main TO Summer streets; Merchant from
North Main to Summer and from Wei
lington to Warren streets; Pearl from
| North Main to Summer streets; Central
street, Eastern avenue from Elm tc
Park streets; Keith avenue; Summer
street; Elm from Washington street ia
Eastern avenue; Averil street, Park
from Washington street to Eastern ave-
nue.; Church street, Jefferson street
Washington street, Liberty street; Hill
from French to Washington streets
Academy from Washington to East
streets: North street; Prospect from
South Main to the bridge; Brook from
North Main street to Maple avenue +;
Beckley from North Main to School
streets; French street, Richardson street;
Orange from Liberty street to Hunting
ton avenue; Harrington avenue; Yelling
ton from Merchant to Walnut streets;
Sheridan from fremont to Wellington
streets; Walnut street.
City To Aid in Cleanup.
Several callers paid their respects to
the council for one reason and another
A representative OF the Barre Woman's
club asked the city government to aid in
the Forthcoming cleanup campaign and
n a FL. - t+ta TnI fFnt n
of angles it was voted to
pay bills rendered to the extent of $50
in connection with a cleanup, paint-np
Ii Yves suggested that the
Board of Trade duplicate the approprla-
ton and that private citizens put their
shoulder to the wheel and to loan the
use OF their teams. Several OF the city
fathers promised to interest themselves
in meeting of those interested to be
held sometime this week.
W. A. Lane wanted to know what the
city contemplates doing in regard to re-
pairing the earth around the walk con
,trueted on Perry street last year. His
Iuery was referred to the street COM
nittee. j. F. Corskie made another APP
before the council in regard to
plan for draining the water which |
lows forth from Perrin hill in the rainy |
eason. Mr.. Corskie gave it as his opln |
on that he could proceed legally and in
lis own way to remedy the alleged in
and damage should the city
efuse to act. The clerk brought to
light report from the street committee
II two years ago declaring that the
water at that time was Conducting itself
n n natural and well defined course"
own the hillside. On the motion of
alderman Glysson and the aldermanic
OF the whole and the mayor
ecided to visit fremont street this after.
Don.
Applications for Permits.
The city council went through its regu
lr weekly rehearsal with Carl c. Per.
ms. the wire inspector. Mr.. Perkins
anne to the meeting with handful of
publications. for wiring, most of which
Q had approved. lie was informed again
iat the city council reserves the right
} issue permits and that il is the duty
/ the wire inspector to make recon-
Iendations and inspections only. Mr.. |
erkins said he aimed to do the right |
hing and was always ready to receive
nlpful suggestions from the council.
ermits were granted n. 4. Lundy for |
iring on Granite street; G.. A. Lane
" wiring on Third street, and j. b.
ingilnetti for installing a motor in his
urnham's meadow stoneshed.
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