The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-14
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thus far without running into traffic
cop, and he suggested that when they
are located in their new quarters the
police may feel like staying indoors on
Saturday and Monday evenings.
1t was Chairman Loranger Of the char
ity committee who told the aldermen
that the police are ready to quit their
basement domieile, He said the matter
had been under consideration for some
time and that the committee was ready
TO act. The chief, he said was anxious
to get up on the first floor, and that the
time seemed ripe, inasmuch as the pres
emit quarters are in disrepair. No one
seemed to take any exceptions to the
chairman and the recommendation was
finally referred to the committee of the
whole, with power TO act. Another shift
legislated by the aldermen has to do
with the janitor, whose request for an
upstairs sleeping room has met with
prompt consent. The little room leading
from the school commissions chamber
and hitherto occupied by the cemetery
superintendent is to be finished accord.
ing to the wishes OF the janitor while
the cemetery commission il given the
use of the mayors Office, thereby putting
into effect the recommendations Of the
property committee.
North Seminary street war gardeners,
led by Angelo Rossi and F Antonelli, In
vaded the council chamber with a re-
quest for protection from recurring
oloudbursts such as happened last week
II was explained thet the rain had
ruined their gardens and while voicing
his protest along with the others, Mr..
Antonelli called attention to the dust
nuisance. 1t developed that the water
which submerged the gardens came from
Pleasant street, and the complaint was
referred to the street committee with
directions to report next week Alex,
Nicol appeared in person to ask that
pile Of stones on his lot at 81 Maple
avenue, placed there by the city, be re-
moved. The street committee was asked
TO act
Sheriff Frank II. Tracy submitted
notice stating that Sam Stacy had been
committed to jail as delinquent tax
payer and that the city would be held
for his board City Atty, Wishart was
directed 10 investigate. On the recon-
mendation Of the inspector, building per
mits were granted Gonzale Ala, to erect
a barn annex at 81 Berlin street ana A.
NJ. Stoddard, to build house addition at
al Long street. The request for a bond
indemnifying the state from certain ex-
penses in the care Of Abraham Badger
at the Pittsford sanatorium was granted.
A communication from the Fidelity 4
Casualty Co. asked for information as
soon as recommended repairs on the city
hall boilers are completed. Mrs. Joseph
John notified the council that the River
street bill, leading 10 Pike street, needs
attention; referred to the street commit
tee. The monthly financial statement
Of the water department was read and
accepted.
On the motion Of Alderman Alexander,
the clerk was directed to draft resolu
tion conveying 10 Mrs. L. H. Thurston
condolences for her bereavement in the
demise of her husband, Former Mayor
Thmston. The motion was carried unan-
imously.
The following warrants were approved
for payment: N, E. Tel. & Tel Co.,
1929; c. w. Ayerill & Co., s8420, sup
plies; Henry Bosley, s25, painting bridge
signs; H. +. Cutler & Son, S20l0, re-
pairs and auto supplies; Good Roads
Machinery CO.. s2s. supplies; D. M. Miles
Coal Co, 1926, fuel; NJ, & B, L. & P.
Co., S738s0, lighting streets and city
buildings; g. A. Paquet, s7s7s, auto re.
pairs; NJ d. Phelps Co., s22.s2, supplies;
Reynolds q Son, s3a1.4s supplies; Smith,
Whiteomb & Cook, $780, repairs and
supplies; James White, $500, black
smithing; Barre Paving Contracting
Co, $3.50, blocks for sewer mains,
Builders Iron & Foundry Co. 5000, sup.
plies; water rebates, ST49; water de-
partment, S2l2T, cash paid out, Eddy
Valve CO., s47.63, supplies B. II. Griffith,
1915, teamingi ]. J. Hastings, Sl4.05,
repairs; H. Mueller Mig. Co, s5l.50, sup
plies, water departments Tilden Shoe
Co, $34, boots; J, A. Hesly, s657o, serv-
ices az alderman; g. M. Rand, ss7, serv-
ices as building inspectors Andrew Bjorn,
$3.50, painting; F. D. Ladd Co, 1894,
supplies; e. n. Philbrick, 5000, labor,
Calder & Richardson, S2l.37, fuel; D. w.
Hooker & Co, 1886, supplies; r. NJ.
Kempton, $685., grain, A, Tomasi, S2l,
lumber; Frank MeWhorter Co., S3S,
firemen's uniforms William Mcdonald,
S4l go, services as 0verseer, DR.. ], II.
Woodruff, Sill, medical attendance; J, j.
Lamb Co., S44.60, printingI N, j, Rob
erts, $780, receipt books j, w, Dillon,
$780, library assurances street payroll,
S389l6; engineering payroll, s5l,27i wa
ter payroll, s94,s5; fire payroll, sl97.32
police payroll Sll2.32, assessors payroll,
S72i G. A. Bemis, sic, services as JAM.
tor; G, L. Greware, S646so, sidewalk
contract.