The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-21
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Wark would not accept the city physi.
clan appointment unless his stipend were
to be increased and that the council final.
ly hit upon plan for consolidation, to
the exclusion of DR.. Stewart. In his re-
ply to the clerks communication DR.. Dal-
ton said he was in considerable doubt as
to what the state board would do in the
matter. He said that DIR. Stewart was
appointed for three years and that it was
probable that the board would not con
sent to Gust him, as il had been The GUS
tom not to remove a man without cause.
The state board holds its regular meeting
in Burlington April 5 and DR.. Dalton sug
gested that a committee from the alder
manic board meet them at that time.
When Alderman Loranger asked if
anything had been said to DR.. Stewart
before or after DR.. Warks appointment
was confirmed, it developed that the
present health officer had not been CON
suited. On the motion of Alderman Ros-
81, the health committee was directed to
confer with DR.. Stewart and to report
at the next meeting.
Signs overhanging the streets were dis
cussed at some length when the wiring
inspector presented his weekly budget of
applications. Mrs. w. F. Shepard asked
permission to hang an electric sign in
front of Cafe Shepard, but the request
was forwarded to the council without
recommendations from the inspector. 1t
was stated at the table that a resolution
concerning street signs, which another
council adopted some years ago, had been
n ha esn
had been reared aloft over the streets
since that time. An exception was not
ed when Alderman Rossi spoke OF the
Presbyterian church sign at the corner
of North Main and Seminary streets,
which was tackled up on pole last year.
Alderman Healy spoke of the Sadlier
sign on Keith avenue and Alderman Ros-
81 mentioned a saloon sign in Merchant
street. Conversation over the sign
brought out the information that Mrs
Shepard hadn't taken out a unch-room
license for her restaurant. Alderman
Reynolds moved that the sign petition
be dismissed, but Alderman Healy saved
the sign from the discard by moving that
the request be referred to the street com
mittee with instructions to report.
= Atit was a stNpItu III ms hbOtluil
it carried unanimously
Other permits granted included the fol-
lowing Vincitia club. interior lights John
Papin, cottage lights; John Robins, to
wire receptacle; Mrs. A. Brusa, to
wire house; Montpelier & Barre Light & |
Power Co, IA meters: II. A. Gould, to
hang fixture; Fred Beckey. to hang a
fixture. Building permits were received
BY the following persons; Leclair & Me |
Nulty, TO build boxing room addition; F. |
L. Perrin, TO erect three buildings on !
onward street; w. F. Rowland. to build |
addition on Division street |
alto brothers, to build barn annex in |
square; w. f. Milne ct al, to /
rect house at the corner of South Main /
ind Cherry streets; A. J. Young, TO re
model storehouse at 10 Merchant street. /
dr. Young was also given permission to
move the storehouse on his own lot and
,lans submitted by A. Tomasi for inn
to his Merchant street prop
rty were referred to the street and fire
COMMITTEES.
In communication to the council
ohm Daniels, who was recently reap
'ointed to the park commission, rendered
is resignation, which was accepted. No