The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-24
GRAND CLEANUP
OF BARRE NEXT WEEK
City Council Is to Assist in the Cam
paign-Monthly Garbage Collections
During the Summer

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A vigorous municipal houseceaning il
10 be fostered by the city council next
week as the result of arrangements
made by the aldermanic health commit.
tee and submitted 10 the aldermen at
their regular meeting last evening in the
form OF "A report which calls for monthly
clean-ups after the annual April drive.
Clean up and paint up week is TO be oh.
served all next week, and the street de-
partment motor truck, the department
laborers and members of the street and
health committees will be present TO as
sist Almost everything in the line Of
refuse but ashes may 90 into the hopper,
which, in this instance, will be the motor
truck and two or three traiers. Ashes
are TO be cleaned up, but householdcrs
must provide means of their own for
removing them.
1t is apparent from the health com.
mittees report that the weekly garbage
| collections are not to be resumed this
year. Last season il involved quite a
| large item of expense, and therefore il
has been decided to substitute monthly
| collection, to be inaugurated ou the fol-
lowing dates: April 20, May 27, June "a,
July 90 Aug. 20, Sept. 80 and Oct. 2S.
So far as possible the collectors, as they
make the rounds each month. will adhere
to the schedule of days and streets used
a year ago. More details of next weeks
campaign will be given later.
Changes necessitated by the demise of
Alderman A. NJ. Rossi were effected by
the aldermen and mayor last evening.
Alderman Stefano Rizzi, who was ap.
pointed by Mayor Glysson to serve the
unexpired term of Mr.. Rossi, having
qualified. took his seat Alderman Alex |
A. Milne of the first ward was elected |
vice president of the board to fill the va
cancy which death made, and by the vote |
of 4 TO the aldermen confirmed the |
mayors nomination of Joseph G.. Cal !
eagni to fill out the unexpired term of
Alderman Rizzi as n member of the
cemetery commission, Mr. Rizzi's resig-
nation having been rendered and accept
ed Mr. Calcagni is a member of the
granite manufacturing firm of Novelli &
Calcagni and has long been one of the
most influential men in the Barre Italian
colony.
The mayors recommendations as to
the assignment to Alderman Rizzi of the
committees held by Mr. Rossi were
adopted by the aldermen. Hence the
new alderman in ward 5 will serve as
chairman of the elections, cemeteries and
lighting committees, and as member of
he license, legislation, streets, supplies
and water committees.
Reporting on the investigation of j. G.
McLeod's request for permit to re-
single his house on Ayerill street. the
ire committee stated that Mr.. Mcleod :
planned TO repair instead OF renew the
oof, and the members recommended that
he permit be issued. The report was
ccepted, together with the recommends
ions. A. H. Buzzell asked permission,
through the building inspector. to erect
garage on Pearl street aud to build a
mall annex. Mr.. Buzzell's specifications
allied for fireproof walls and roofing. but {
he request was referred TO the fire com
nittee. Batalo Yanetti was granted Z
ermit to build a garage on Foss street |,
nd Joseph Shadraoui received permis- .
ion TO raise the roof of his building at 3
/ Brook street The wiring inspectors :,
larch report, referring to Is permits y y
ranted, was accepted. =
After referring to its careful investi- !"
a tion, the license committee returned a
port recommending that the appica n
on of Luigi Romeri for lunchroom Ii .
,nse be refused The report was ac -
'pted. Further Investigations by the =
resulted in the granting of -
le following licenses Mrs. Mary David W, W
ureka, John Marion and Petrie & Ger y, "
It'll, lunchfoom licenses; John Rosso - =,
I'd S. S'Agostino, poolroom; Joseph =
eric, pool and bowling licenses. Brown
Rizzi made application for lunch -.
ON license and the request was referred ~
the same committee. Members of the
berty loan committee were given per-
ission to use the offices in city ball for :
ceiving returns tonight. The request
the Quarry Owners association for a =
rmit to erect sign near Quarry street 81 T
Is referred to the street committee, as ~. ~
is A. NJ. Stafford's application for a p, %
rmit to farm Churchill street A com -
lint from a Brook street resident bear
? on the condition of the water CON
ctions in his house was referred to the
ter committee. Suggestions bearing I
on the introduction of a much needed an,
drant on Branch street were made by No.
ierman Alexander and the matter was H.
erred TO the water and fire commit tbo
8. Michael Keefe asked permission to son
rchase small corner of land owned ora
the city on Foster street The street ata
nmittee was directed to look over the tnr
'perty and to confer with Mr.. Keefe tba
e March financial statement of the = =
ter committee was read and accepted cor
Warrants approved for payment were u
follows: Street department payroll, so5
4.65. street, sewer and bridge and cul- ~,
t accounts; engineering payroll, n
.56; water payroll, s74.s3; fire pay ca
F. sI3627; police payroll, Sl0437; G. Az,
Bemis. Sl6. services as janitor; NJ sio,
", A. NJ. Rossi, A. l.. Noyes, S24 each, car
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