The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-26
PROPOSE MORE LIGHT
FOR DEPOT SQUARE
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expected, City Engineer Lee will have pre-
pared diagram OF several blocks in th,
business section with reference to theil
proximity to the street line.
Chief Sinclair filed his March report o.
proceedings in the police department
which documentary evidence OF trials ant
tribulations was accepted. Eleven ar
rests, an uncommonly small number for
March, were for the following causes;
Intoxieation s, keeping Intoxicating liz.
uor search and seizure and breach OF
peace, each.
| Wiring Inspector David Gilbertson re,
ported favorably on the following appli.
cations and permits were granted A. G.
Comolli, to wire a barn for lights at IA
Comolli street j. ID. 0ssola, to wire for
lights at 43l North Main street; Meal
| lister a Boyce, to wire for lights in the
Worthen block; Mrs. Mary Hunter, TO
wire house at 6 Prospect street; Mrs.
r. FL. Burke, to wire house on Maple
avenue; A. II. Buzzell, TO wire for lights
at IL Pearl street; 4. C. Fisher, to wire
! for garage lights at "a Averill street !;
James S. Wilson, for the city, to wire
for stonecrusher motor at Jones Bros.
plant
A. II. BuzzePs request for a permit
to repair barn at 32 Summer street
was granted on the recommendation of
the building inspector. with the provision
that the interior walls be lined with
iron, The building is to be used for au-
tomobles, Mrs. Nina Aldrighetti's re-
quest for permission to build a store at
LII North Seminary street was referred
to the street committee and permits
were granted as follows: Mrs. o. j.
Dodge, to build dwelling house annex
at 80 Railroad street; j. q. Calcagni, to
reshingle house at / Humhert street. Ar
thur Cole, TO erect a Involvement house
on Short street, instead of a one .tene
ment house, as applied for last week.
On the favorable report of the fire com
mittee, J, G. Mcleod was given a permit
to erect a garage on Ayerill street, with
the stipulation that the structure be
lined with iron inside and outside. Ar
thur q. Miles, a South Main street poul
try fancier, was given permission to
transfer a hen house and similar per
init was granted to Mr.. Williams on
Washington street, with the understand
ing that the sites are approved by the
inspector
A bond indemnifying the state against
expenses incident to travel and the wear
ing apparel OF a person who seeks treat |
ment in sanatorium was signed by the !
mayor and aldermen. The following |
warrants were approved for payments |
Street department payroll, S344.30, per
manent street, street, sprinkling, sewer,
bridges and culyerts and health |
accounts; fire department payroll.
s0l.40; police department payroll, 5000; |,
G. A. Bemis, SD, services as janitor; city |
treasurer, S4S1S, paid out on the street |
orders; Barre Savings /
Bank & Trust Co.. $4,000, per cent
bonds. $500, six months inter
est on 4 per cent refunding bonds; wa
ter department, $500, water rebates
Investigation Of a claim by Mrs. Dodge
Of Ayerill street that dogs were respon-
sible for the death Of one Of her hens led
to the drawing Of warrant for Is cents
IN her favor. Alex. Duncan's complaint
that dogs are making his hens unhappy
vas referred to the police committee