The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-18
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NEW OVERSEER
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application for poolroom license, to be
operated in the south end. was referred
to the license committee. A. w Badger
& Co. submitted bill for S25 for five
ambulance calls, which evoked from Al
derman Rizzi the comment that another
concern, in presenting bill for ambu-
lance service, charged only SO a trip He
thought the difference was due to the
fact that the city was the expected pay
master, A resolution calling for depart
mental appropriations, as specified on the
first reading last week, was adopted w.
A. Bradford was given permit to oper
ate three and one-half ton truck with
the usual restrictions. The November
report of the wiring inspector, which re.
ferred to n minor applications granted,
was accepted and ordered filed
Former 0verseer William Mcdonald
submitted his last report before quitting
the post in the charity department which
he resigned week ago. II itemized ex-
penditures of $500, which included
1907. so for rents, Sl,ll3.ls for provisions,
S24S.70 for fuel, Sl00g2 for clothing, $22
for shoes, 1852 for funeral expenses, $44
for hospital expenses, and S277l99 for
cash assignments. The report was ac-
cepted.
The following grist of warrants went
through the hopper, after the customary
motion TO waive the reading had failed
to carry; G. A. Bemis, $40, services as
janitor; William Mcdonald, $500, for
support of the poor, $20.S3, salary, Allen
Lumber Co., Sll7 lumber; C. W. Averill
& Co., $62.30, supplies; Barre Electric
Co., sos, supplies; city treasurer, $l4.73,
cash paid out on the street superintend
ent's orders; NJ. & B. L. g. P. company,
S76674, street lighting, etc; r, L. Clark,
S60ls grain and other supplies; New
England Road Machinery Co, $ls.5s, re-
pairs; F. A. Slayton, Sl4.34, hay and
straw; Smith, Whitcomb & Cook, Coo,
repairs; a. J. Stewart, sl4S.2l, repairs
for the street and fire departments; Til
den Shoe Co, $3.50, boots for the street
and water departments; G. H. Cook, soc,
cash paid out n. r. Metal Culvert Co.,
$1,000, eulverts; Ward Cutler Lumber
Co., S25.25, lumber; N. +. Tel Tel. Co.,
.Sll,30, service and tolls; Fl. L. Bond Co.,
1880 supplies; Calder 4 Richardson,
H.
s5, pipe rights; city treasurer, sT0.47,
water rebates; water department, S50.37,
cash paid out; B, H. Griffith, $4,000,
teaming; Neptune Meter Co., $3.50, sup
Plies Paige & Campbell s99.54, insur-
ance
Perry Auto Co, S20.50, supplies and
repairs; N. d. Phelps Co.. 1858, sup
plies; j. A. Healy $6465, Stephen Rizzi
S3840, services as aldermen; James Mac
kay, $l29.03, school census and cash paid
out; Barre Gas Co., Sl.60, gas; Mrs.
Grace Morgan, $500 cleaning city build
ing; Americana aFrance company, $40,
supplies; Fl. G. Bennett So, Cutler & Son
49, auto repairs; Harvey & Mower, 1924,
auto supplies; Kempton mills, S76.l7,
feed for the fire department; Thomas
Mikkelson, S25.23, hay; DIR. O. G. Stick
ney, 5000, salary as health officer and
services among the poor; DR.. F. X. z. Ar
chambault, $ll9.50, services among the
poor; Stone g. Forsythe, 1920, sputum
cups; A. J. Loranger 81, George Tonguay
SO, returning burial permits; c. W, Mar
tin, $40, supplies; G. l.. Morse, So, auto
services; j. w Dillon, $685. insurance
on the city hearse; A. w Rabbit Co.,
1865, register; Aldrich public library,
$500; +. I. Cutler, $S9626, interest on
cemetery trust funds; Barre Savings
Bank & Trust Co., $l,l50, interest on re-
funding bonds, 81 ,4S7 So interest on wa
ter bonds; Elmwood cemetery commits
sioners S255.54, Hope cemetery commits
sioners S326.l5 interest on notes; treas
urer, Ss04S0, the 1918 insurance fund
treasurer, $l,250, refunding cemetery
trust funds; G. w. German, postmaster,
1921, stamped envelopes; ministerial
fund, to be distributed, $5l.sl; library
committee, $266.40, dog fund; Barre Gas
Co., $633.24, percentage of gross receipts
street payroll, Sls2.60 engineering pay.
roll, S36.8l; water payroll, $l067s; fire
payroll, $l40.57; police payroll, $l2S,27;
Mrs William Rngars. sos. sale of stnYe-