The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-23
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the park commissioners and Alderman
Cook moved that their resignation, sub
mitted and refused these four weeks ago,
be accepted. No one put in the second
ing word. Alderman GIysson's motion
that the commission be declared vacant
was seconded by Alderman Bruce and
carried. Afterward Alderman Cook
moved that committee be appointed to
confer with the abutters, but nothing
came of the motion. Alderman Keast
ventured the thought that a neighbor.
hood quarrel around Currier park had
started the curbing trouble At best,
he said, the cnrbing in it's present loca-
ton was not accomplishing any good.
Mr.. keast's motion that the committee
of the whole hold meeting on the park
next Friday afternoon was carried.
George Bond, who stepped in for while
after the abutters left, said lie had come
to hear what they had to say. He was
told that his ticket for the committee OF
the whole meeting would be honored FRI
day afternoon at o'clock.
Other Matters Considered.
Building Inspector Rand reported an
application from the Barre & Chelsea
railroad for permission to cover roof
in their yards. He stated that the rail
road people had not explained their al
legged neglect in not applying for re-
quest before the work began and it was
decided to suspend action pending re-
port from the city attorney, in whose
care the inspectors protest was commit
ted last week. Permits were granted as
follows; Mrs. Helen Camp, to build dor
mer window on Elm street; n. J. Rob-
erts, to erect a garage at % Orange
street; W. r. Cameron, to 'ect a store
annx, corner of Washington street and
Huntington avenues w. G. Simpson, to
build piazza at 1873 Washington street:
+. Il. and c. /. Ellis, to repair house on
Elmwood avenue. On the favorable re-
port of the fire committee, +. Oltonelli |
was given permission to erect an open |
shed and l.. Romans was allowed to |
erect shed on Prospect street with the |
that the walls be covered
with iron. The inspectors monthly re-
port, referring to number Of minor per
mits granted was accepted.
The city clerk reported that notice
from the state tax commissioner received
a few days ago informed him that the
state school tax is to be 10 cents, instead
Of eight cents, as noted on the blanks
the town and city clerks last
January. No action was possible The
street committees report recommending
hat a fill be made ON Wiley street, as
'equested by G.. w. Mann, was read and
accepted. A petition from the school
commission asking for cement sidewalk
10 feet in length on Washington street
vas referred to the street committee with
'ower to act. The question of 'improv {
ng the women's cells at police head {
uarters was referred to the police com
nittee City Clerk Maekay brought up
he matter of vacating the Church street l
choolhouse in the fall, as pupils are to t
" transferred. No action was taken in I
he matter of disposing of the property. J.,
Warrants approved for payment were: '
treet department payroll, S356.34, street, c
surface sewer, sidewalk and n
ridges and culverts accounts; water de- I
artment payroll, s7s.l7; fire department $
ayroll, s56.72; police department pay 1
oil, $l07.50; G. A. Bemis, slf. services d
S janitor; L. Deep Co.. s403, water ac- y
punt. la
After the council adjourned President :
east called the aldermen TO order and u
he mayor presented the name of Bruno A
iardi to serve as city weigher. His n
anne was unanimously Endorsed. !