The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
George N. Tilden, John Dam
fels and J. B. Sanguin-
netti Approved
WANT PROMPT ACTION
rSwNA ERA HOUSE
c,AAc
City Council Gives Highest
Bidder One More Chance
to Make Good


I Vacancies on the city park commls-
:. sion which have existed since the offices
were declared open by the city council
a two weeks ago we've filed at the regular
g meeting Of the board Of aldermen last
night, when the mayors appointments
OF George N. Tilden, John Daniels and
Joseph B, sanguinetti were unanimously
/ ratified. In the order named, the new,
commissioners are appointed for one, two
and three years. The vote to confirm
the nominations was made collectively.
! Little Of the busineUs of an impor iant
character was transacted The clerk re-
viewed the correspondence which l4e dis.
patched to George j. GcodkowslSi relative
to the leasing Of the Tsarre opera house
and stated that Mr.. Goodkovyski had
failed to acknowledge the communication
which had insisted on {. depofsit of $500
If the lease proceedings were to be held
in allegiance after July r. On the mo-
tion Of Alderman ShurtIeff. the clerk was
instructed to wire Mr. Gc,odkowski at
his summer home in York Teach Me-. to.
day to the effect that his deposit of 800
would be forfeited il his signature to
ceipt of the message.
On the favorable Recommendation Of
the building Inspector. permits were
granted in the following cases; w. M.
Martin, to build an addition on Stowe
street; Joseph d. Ossola. to reshinge
store building at 435 North Main street;
z II Mower. to cover shed roof on Pros
pect street; William Lilley. to build an
mex to kitchen on BcEce street: George
Kent, to erect gaiage at So Orange
street; W b. Chene'f. to build barn
addition on Stowe st'ieet; w. r. Daven-
port to reshingle prpperty at 30 Pros
pect street; A. Rosadtla. to cover roof
at 10 River street Edward Cardini's
decision not TO MOVE a henhouse from
Montpelier 10 Barre was also reported.
People living on the west end of Mer-
chant street appeared TO repeat a for
mer request for sewer and water accain-
modations in their ntighborhood II was
stated by John Turner. who headed the
delegation, that an application for these
privileges had been jiled with the council
a year ago. although the petition APP
peared To have been neglected. Chairman
keast of the street committee said the
board had decided to postpone activity
along this line until next year, when !
strip of permanent street is 10 be built
on Merchant street Mr.. Turner Joined
with his wife and Mrs. William Murray
in urging the expediency of immediate
action and an investigation by the al
iermanic committee OF the whole was
yet for Saturday Afternoon
An opinion from City Attorney Will
lam Wshart emphasized the stand that
The city is responsible for storage bill
hue George F. Mcfarland. whose build.
ng on South Main street has been the
-epository for the household goods Of
nan named Carpenter since last SUM
ner. The furnishings were removed from
Branch street house and later trans
erred 10 Mr.. MeFarland's storage. A
III for SIS submitted by Mr.. Mcfarland
,rompted an official inquiry AZ the city
ttorney's office and the opinion was the
esult After a rather lengthy discus.
ion IL WIS decided 20 refer the matter
0 the charity committee with instruc.
ions to confer with the city attorney az
0 The best course Of procedure.
A request from the Barre Granite Man
facturers' association for a second hear.
n on the water rates as soon as the
lyestigation now under way is complet-
q, was granted on a motion made BY Al
arman Shurtlef.
Health Officer Dr. J w Stewarts re-
,rt for june referred to p births. OF
hioh Il were females Ten cases of
'ntagious diseases were divided among
easles and mumps in the ratio Of six
four. Seven deaths during the month
ere due 10 the following causes. Con.
mpti0n two. disease Of the liver two,
ncer one. pneumonia one. disease OF
. heart one. Three burial permits were
sued for ElmWood. three fer Hope come.
~ and one for the Catholic cemeterv.
ie monthly financial statement Of
ank o. lee. superintendent 81 water.
= accepted and ordered filed.
Socialists applied for permission 81 use
. CITY park and bandstand for an open.
lecture neat Monday night and The
luest vas granted. 4 Baptist clergy
N aeksd to use The opera house for
illustrated Itaiian lecture SUNDAY
ming and tho necessary perm istirn was
-pn The clergyman comes from the
.oioricsl school 81 Colgate university.
milton y. y. and Dis request nd.
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iiiesl nature.
rhe ,lcrk brought " Tire rrerossl -
serti.e the cits ard hs Industries
uueh ths medium - guiss pasts and
sas stated that STEPS toward tis snd
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.e ornanixations u Barre. The Barre
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