The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-12

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Many Building Applications.
Long before morning arrived signs
that spring is truly here were at hand
: in plethoric bundle of building permits
submitted by the Inspector In the fol
lowing instances permits were granted
Joseph Ladrie to build garage, IA by
| s feet; y. A. Perry and G. w. Perry, to
remodel block at 1913 1885 North Main
street; A. Tomasi, to build plate glass
front on the Merchant street side of his
building; r. G. Waterman, piazza cree
ton Mt n Camp street; Il. G. Sprague,
reshingling and two dormer windows at
3S Merchant street; George Il. C. Wheat
on, henhouse at II Kinney street; Fritz
Jackson, house addition at 1872 Hill
street, +. X. Bailey. house and piazza
remodeling on Brook street; G. Alderino,
to repair dwelling at 10 Oswald street;
Adele Cato estate to erect storehouse
on Scampini square; Gasparello Bros, to
repair house at % Hooker avenue; Mrs.
Grace Cutler, to build piazza at 81 JEFF
ljerson street; James S. Milne, reshing
ling and porch annex at SO Liberty
street; Mrs. O. j. Rogers, to erect q
garage on Webster street; Hoyt Milne,
stoneshed annex on Depot square; John
Cleary, to make repairs at 800 North
| Main street
Arthur Coles request for a permit to
erect dwelling on Short street was re-
ferred TO the fire committee for the rea-
| son that the site is in the fire district
| The application OF the Barre Granite
| Railway Co. to erect a barn for j, Nil
| chael on Prospect street was referred to
the fire and health committees and to
tho street committee was referred A. To
masis request for permission to build
glass front on his North Main street
block. All told, IS permits were grant
ed, an unusually large number, and three
went into committee hands. The inspec-
tors March report on minor permits
granted was accepted.
Electric Changes.
David Gilbertson, the recently APP
pointed wiring inspector, made his debut
with nice showing of prospects. Appli-
cations We're granted to IA applicants as
follows; To the occupant at Hill street,
a permit to wire for lights; John Turner,
for lights on Merchant street; Vermont
Fruit Co., for wire meter room at l-l5
Granite street; H. A. Gould, to hang a
fixture at So Spaulding street; George r.
SQnborn, for lights at II King street
Alto Mariani, for moving picture estab
lishment at l73 North Main street; J. r.
Mhrchetti. for lights and motor at III |
North Main street: Jackson brothers, |
for apartments on North Main street;
Perry Real Estate agency, for tenements
in Bolster block. downtown; Vermont |
Manufacturing CO., To rewire plant on
Depot square; John Turner, to wire resi-
dcnce on Merchant street Mrs. G. n |
Benedict, for lights at 5 Hill street
Montpelier & Barre Light & Power Co.,
to install ll5-yolt lamp for demonstrs
ton purposes in front Of the new Biiou
theatre; McAllister & Boyce, to change
lights in Charbonueau shoe shop, Worth
en- block.
March Vital Statistics.
Twenty-seven births were registered
in March, according to the report Of the
health officer Or. J w Stewart. Eight
contagious diseases were Diphtheria |,
scarlet fever g. chickenpox /. Eleven
burial permits were issued and IL deaths
were due to the following causes: Acct
dent l. apoplexy /, consumption 5, old
age / peritonitis / disease Of the heart
1. premature birth |. The report was
accepted.
The designations of James w. Sulli
van and John Gregware as policemen
were received and accepted. Chief Sin.
,lar's bond for $500, signed by the Amer !
lean Fidelity Co. and that of Officer +,
Harry Gamble for $500, with George
>traiton and J. G. Mcleod as surety, d
we're accepted for fling.
February finances in the poor depart ,
ment were described in a report from a
)verseer W. J. Clapp which indicated !
hat the affairs were well looked after in
me OF the most trying months of the
year The sum 81 1886 was disbursed,
in appropriation Of $3.50 received in ad
Iition to the balance of the previous
month and sizeable sum was received 1
rom various sources making the net ex
,ense SPOOL
King street residents. with Alderman
ilysson as their spokesman, asked for !
,etter road conditions and a realgnment
II the stone wall, offering to bear a part
Il the expense. On the motion Of Al a
erman REYNOLDS it was voted to accept
he street as soon as it is put in suit
bic condition H. C. Patterson with a .
rontage of $50 feet on Nelson street n
skcd for a 75-foot sewer extension, the /
equest being referred to the street com.
1ittee. The request of H. F. Cutler & =
,on for permission to install a gasoline
Jump on the curb in front of the Palace
aragc was referred to the fire and street
ommittees. Sam D'Agostines' request
or pool room license was turned over
o the license committee and W. y.
.oughheed & Co. We're granted a plumb
RS license James Nicol's request for
emission to move a henhouse and tool
ouse on his own Maple avenue lot was
IT with the building inspector. On the
lyorlble report of the license commit
ae. lunch room licenses we're granted to
frs Mary David Ted Theriault and f.
etourneau and Merlo Bros. received a
DOL room license.
Warrants were approved for payment
the following order. Street depart
tent payroll. Sl72.6S. street sprinkling.
alks and bridges and culverts accounts
after department payroll $3.50; fire
apartment payroll. Sss.43: police de-
artment payroll. $500; G. A. Bemis.
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