The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
"A APPLICATIONS
FOR LIQUOR LICENSES
MOSTLY FIRST CLASS
Owing to Passage of Law Putting Ban on
Second Class Licenses in Time of
War, There Are Only Two Ap-
plications in That Class.

Forty'four applications for licenses oi
the first, second, third, fifth and seventh
classes had been made at city hall yester'
day afternoon when the time prescribed
by the license commissioners had expired
at o'clock. The total falls far short OF
the aggregate in 1915, when upward OF
20 applications were made in time when
Barre was returning to the open saloon
regime after voting aridly for several
years. A greater variety of licenses is
demanded by the applicants this year, as
the legislative prescription on second
class places turned many Of the eandi-
dates to the statute book in search for
relief to be found in licenses of other
classes. 1t will be noted that 10 of the
III licensees who conducted establish
meDts in the past year have applied, the
holder of the first-elass license in the
Ossola building on North Main street
having decided not to "try" for renewal.
A hearing on the applications will be
held at city hall on the morning of Mon
day, April 30, at 0 o'clock. 1t is quite
proba Bile that the licenses will be granted
very soon thereafter. Applications must
be published once in each week for three
weeks, so that move in the direction of
placing the licenses cannot possibly be
announced before April 80. The license
commissioners, w. H. Ward and B. Luc-
china of Barre and Z. B. House of Ber-
lin, met in the council chamber at the
city building this morning for their first
consideration of the applications. Thus
far no announcement has been made con-
cerning the fee to be demanded of license
holders. Bonds of $4,000 were required
Of each applicant. In 1915 the sum OF
5000 for first and second class licenses
was received.
Applications have been made as fol-
lsws, proposed locations being indicated
after each name:
First class-Santino Bogni, 437 North
Main street; John b. Brusa, Merchant
street; Angelo c. Calderara, 1926 North |
Main street; John B. Cassellini, 325
North Main street; John j. Cayhue, 24s
North Main street; Giuseppe Corti, 33
Granite street; William Emslie and Will /
liam Wright, jr., 357 North Main street;
David W. Faulkner, l07 South Main /
.iittts UOHil tDf ANOI VII
street; Alfred Gerbetti, 1903 North Main
street; Andrew j. Guthrie, IL Pearl
street; Charles M. Hawes, 4 Merchant
street; John E. Hoban, 20 Pearl street;
Paolo Llcchins, 325 North Main street;
Joseph Il. Marchetti 247 North Main
street; Peter Merlo, 30 Granite street;
J. Edward Murphy, Merchant street;
Martin Mcmahon, 24s North Main
street; John Papin. 437 North Main
street; Gilbert Phillips, 243 North Main
street; Amedo Ronca, 6 Merchant street;
Angelo Rossi. 437 North Main street;
John Rosso, 355 North Main street, An
selo Scampini, So3 North Main street;
Ted Theriault, PAT North Main street
Anthony Tomasi. 247 North Main street.
Second class--John f. Hoban, 20 Pearl
street; Angelo Scampini, 3o3 North Main
street. i,
Third class-John Papin, 437 North
Vain street. I,
Fifth class-Anthony Altieri 23o North
dain street; Ernest A. Drown, As North
,lain street.
Seventh class-Frank E. Austin, 247
Worth Main street; Santino Bogni, 437 ,
Sorth Main street; Guiseppi Calderari, !
OF South Main street; Alfred Gerbetti, ,
03 North Main street; John L. Hoban. !
0 Pearl street; Michael X. Kearney, 4
ferchant street; Paolo Lucchina, 325 /,
Iorth Main street; Joseph Z. Marchetti, !
AZ North Main street; Attilio Peran q
oni, 435 North Main street; Gilbert :
hillips, 243 North Main street; Amedeo :
,onca, 6 Merchant street; Angelo Rossi,
81 North Main street; Francesca Tetta-
lanti, Merchant street. :
Twenty-six applicants, in recapitula.
ion, have asked for first-class licenses, :
wo for second-ciass licenses. one for a
ird-class, two for fifth-class and l3 :
,r q seventh-class license. There were
,ven frst-class places licensed in 1916 :
nd four second-c class establishments.
he third-class license permits the sale :, :
matted liquors tbeer, etc. and light ;, !.
ines (under l5 per cent? for consump - :,
on on the premises and is sometimes :. =
nown as a restaurant license. The fifth .
ass is druggist license and the seventh
ass license permits the sale of matted =
luors and light wines. as in the third y
ass. with the reservation that it must =,
sold in bottles and not consumed on ~ ~
e premises where purchased. y