The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-21
SO. MAIN ST. PAVING
PROPOSITION WILL
BE ACTED ON AGAIN
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out. Alderman Bruce asked Alderman
Reynolds il he tReynoldsl was satisfied
on the union part of the matter" and
Alderman Reynolds replied that he was
satisfied Alderman Shurtleff, the only
member present not yet reported, did
mostly heavy listening, although his sem
timents were for pro rata division. Al
derman Rossi was absent.
John T. Callaghan, speaking for the
| Christopher Columbus band asked if a
contract could not be signed with the
Christopher Columbus band for two con-
certs, pro rata, and some expressed their
convictions that il could. Then Mr.. Cal
aghan stated that Mr.. Gropelli was will
| ing to take over the whole 81 900 con
tract and give $500 OF it to the poor. No
response.
Alderman Healy moved to rescind the
vote of May 90 authorizing the dual con-
tract, and Alderman Reynolds, mindful
OF his Cushing's manual, informed Alder
man Healy he couldn't because he was
on the wrong side of the previous ques-
ton. Alderman Healy then moved to ad-
iourn, and Mr. Gropeli was on his feet
with a short statement that he thought
the position of the Citizens band some
what odd, to say the least. The motion
to adjourn cut short further talk, al
though Alderman Reynolds gave a loud
mo-: and the members Immediately set
up a flag of truce.
Before the band matter was argued, a
small grist of routine business was han
died Recommendations that Granite
street be repaired were ordered carried
out. The committee of the whole sup
ported the fire committees recommends
ton that G. Tomasi must build a fire
wall in his proposed building alterations.
The New England Fruit company was
given permission to sell fireworks under
the usual restrictions. The eivics de-
partment of the Woman's club was given
permission to use the lower floor of the
Church street school building for flow
er exhibition. A petition for street |
light on Webster avenue was referred to
the lighting committee. A resolution TO |
$500 to the street depart |
ment account was adopted. G. n. Tilden |
for the park commission, was
that the sum of 500 would |
be available for the work OF /
that department and that the police
would keep the children from playing
ball on Clrrier park.
Several building permits were granted /
and one was refused. Those granted 1
were as follows: James Mackay. to re-
single at 4 Park street; George Halvosa,
TO build henhouse at corner of Camp and 4
Cassie streets; H. b. Partridge, to build
1 one and one half story dwelling, %
a 4
foot piazza, on Franklin street; Fl. c.
Patterson. to build dormer window at
us Washington street; Charles Robins
to build addition TO piazza at 20 Orange Il
street; John A. johnson, to build addi-
lion to barn at Is Division street; Des
sero & Co., to cover roof OF office and A
mill off Center street; F. C. II
eaton. to build two-story dwelling. 2S
~ 30 feet, of wood, with piazza, off Hill II
treet; J. K Anderson, to build addition
o shed at 40 Maple avenue. The petit
ion refused was that of B. P. Shadroui
% build shed for children's playhouse
IN front of 80 Brook street.
Wiring reports were given as follows:
/. f. Farnham. to install electric lights
It Ia Highland avenue; Oldsmobile com
AMY to install electric sign on Office
building, on Prospect street; Montpelier
, Barre Light & Power Co, to install IL
meters in residences; Constantine Cal Il
agni. electric lights at % Foss street i
tngelo Scampini, one light at 25 Seam
I'M square; g. A. Lane, to repair wiring II
& 313 North Main street; A. Tomasi, 20 II
rire for three lights in shot shop on
Ierchant street; j. b. Sanguinetti, to
1stall motor in stoneshed on Burnha ms
leadow; H. F. Cutler g. Son, to install I
utside light at $40 North Main street; \
l.. F. Abbott, to install light in store at
So North Main street; W. A. Whiteomb I
, install light at l40 Washington street. :
The following city warrants were or
cred paid: $4,000 for street depart
rent; $3.50 for water department;
1915 for fire department; $3.50 for
olice department; sl4 for city hall jani-
,ri s4-cent sprinkling rebate to Samuel
arswell.