The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-19
TO ASK VOTERS
FOR SANCTION
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ma tier brought to their attention by the
superintendent. Mr.. Lee expressed dis
satisfaction over the councils vacillating
policy with respect to metering the city
water system. His grievance was reflect
ed in the stand taken by the water com
mittee and there ensued debate on the
wisdom of using the meter as a means OF
obtaining revenue. According to the en-
gineer the following persons refused to
pay meter bills: A. Il. Campbell, r. Par
nigoni, r. Pozzi, Luigi Benvenuti, c. w.
Perry, through II. Q. Camp, and the
ID. A, Perry Real Estate agency. In iso-
lated instances tenants were known to
| have taken the meters out of their
houses before they had been counted"
| A resolution appropriating $4,000 for
resurfacing permanent streets was read
for the second time and adopted. A
communication from the NJ A. Hoadley
Realty company asking for a skeleton
deed of a water right in East Barre was
referred to the clerk to answer. Bonds,
each in the sum of $500, from Officers
j. S. Murley and David Henderson of the
police force were accepted and ordered
filed. Thomas Carroll and d. f Gregory
affixed their signatures to Mr.. Murley's
bond and Donald Smith and William
Barclay are security for Mr. Henderson.
Committee Reports.
Committee reports received and nc.
eepted dealt with a number OF requests
that have been made to the council re-
Gently. On the recommendation of the
fire committee Arthur Cole Is permitted
to build house on Short street provid- !
ing he conforms with certain restrictions
as to the property line. II. G. Patter- |
sons request for sewer extension on
Nelson street was granted on the favor
able report of the street committee. ).
D'Agostines and John Rosso receive pool |
room licenses through a report made by |
the license committee and H. T. Cutler |
& Son may install gasoline pump on /
the curbing in front of the Palace garage I
with the understanding that it may be |
removed whenever it becomes objection |
able to pedestrian or vehicle travel. The |
pump is to be set flush with the curblng
If brick wall or other tireproof mate |
rial is used the Barre Granite Railway |
Co. may build a barn on Prospect street |
for Jerry Michael. So read a report
from the fire committee. T. ]. Mereer's
restaurant license was renewed and per 4
mits to move henhouses were granted 1
to f. Cerasoli. Paul Mischetti and John Il
Dineen, subject to the approval of the
building inspector
Permits Asked; Some Granted.
Building permits were granted to the
applicants on the favorable re
port of the inspector: r, s. Currier, to
cover a barn in Currier place with iron:
Mrs. NJ f. Robinson, to cover a roof at
33 South Main street; p. J. Cabton, to
erect second story veranda at 81 Maple
avenue; G., Tosi, to build an addition at
a5 Brook street; NJ. l.. Chandler, to re-
single barn at 10 Park street. j. g.
McLeod's request for permission to build
a garage at 2 Averill street and NJ.
Deep's application for permit to extend
the front of his store at l02 North Main
street were referred to the fire and street
Wire Inspector Gilbertson reported on
the following applications and permits
were granted: Granite Manufacturers
association, TO install exhaust fans: ID.
20 wire for lights in the b. |
romasi block; Mrs A. Movalli, to wire |
or lights at 90 Bassett street; John Do |
1etti, to wire for lights at BOG North |
Main street; George Straiton. to install |
/ motor in stoneshed; Raymond c. Wa.
erman, porch light at 81 Camp street
Yrs. Grace Cutler, porch light on Jeffer-
on street; A. Tomasi. to rewire stores in
North Main street block. Mr.. Tomasi's
'equest for permission to extend the
tore fronts, as reported by the street
committee, was turned down, after an
of the statutes. III
Extra warrants were drawn in the sum II
( $3.50 for the overseer of the poor and Il
or r. II. Hodgdon. improvements to the II
re alarm system. S2l.22. being added to II
he following; Street department pay II
oil. sl7672. street, sidewalk and health II
counts; water department payroll, $50; II
re department payroll. $3.50; police
apartment payroll. s97 50; G. A. Bemis, II
IL. services as janitor; J. r. Callaghan III
20.70. X. J. Maggiani s22.50, II. Nelson II
rown sl260. C. ID. Waterman sI9s0. III
ssisting assessors; James Mackay. $50. III
alary. The water superintendent
nancial statement for March was read
nd accepted.