The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-07
MEN IN SERVICE JAN. l
GRANTED ABATEMENT
They Must Present Their Claim to the
City Treasurer Not Later Than Aug.
15-Many Other Cases Were
Considered Last Night.

At the council chamber in the city
building the board of civil authority met
last evening TO confer with citizens
claiming tax exemption or an abatement.
The board voted to abate the taxes of
all men who were in the service of the
United States on Jan. |, 1919, upon their
presenting evidence to the city treasurer
to that effect All claims for abatement
by men in the service must be made not
later than Aug. 10.
Appeals taken by w. H. Eager, ad-
ministrator of the David Pombrio estate,
on appraisal Of six lots. The appeal was
dismissed. Ricardo Gomez was given an
abatement on poll taxes amounting to
$3.50 Benigno Acebo asked for an
abatement on poll tax but was dismissed
George T. Durkee's poll tax, abated
Apollini Gabelloni asked for an abate-
ment on real estate tax but case was
dismissed John b. LAME was granted
an abatement Of $40 for the grand list
of 1918.
Deputy Sheriff George Il. Morris re-
quested that the time given Jesse L.
Culver be terminated Mario Cobb asked
for an abatement on real estate tax but
case was dismissed. Albert LaPere asked
for an abatement on poll tax; dismissed
Ernest Brusa's poll tax was abated, as
we're Edward Livingdale's and Louis
Fontana's. John Bottiggi received an
abatement of 90 cents on the grand list
which was illegally assessed Grover
Kenefick got an abatement of 40 cents
illegally assessed. Mrs. Kate Dineen
asked for an abatement on real estate
but case was dismissed Thurman Dix
was abated So on the grand list which
was illegally assessed.
The following persons were abated
poll tax because their names appeared
more than once on the list: Luigi Brusa,
Guiseppi Gacivio. Susan Camilli, Marilio
Daverio, John NJ. Dubrule, .Longo Got
tardo, Saraphiba Maruzzi, Celestino Mo-
mini, Guiseppi Puricelh, Garamina Ri
cardo, Pietro Bonutto, Illiso Camisso,
Pasquale Coleni, Frasandrian Malta,
Louis Stone, John Tosi Luigi Furia,
Frank CALI, Paola Gesli, Umberto Pozzi,
Fernando Gennoni, Charles Gennoni,
Louis Comolli and Peter Forest
H. j Sproat, deceased, poll taxes abat.
ed John Stevens, poll tax abated, he
being over 20.
The following young men were under
2l, Dewey Stone, Victor Brisa, Burton
Darby Ralalsi, Clarence Campbell, Silvio
Caverzasi and Wallace Couttes. John B.
McAuley was found to be illegally as
sessed Robert Sawyer's taxes abated,
he being over 20. William Brodie, Alex.
Cruickshank, James Hector and w. j.
Somerville all received an abatement on
poll taxes because of disability.
A. E. Campbell and Lillian Campbell
abated $2677 and S26.7s because of an
error in the list made by the assessors.
Phelina Peck abated S23s for tax on
personal property on error in the list
George E. Bond was abated 5000 on an
error in the list Martin Abbiatti abated
poll tax, his name having been duplieat-
ed on the list.
William George, who claimed to be
illegally assessed for poll taxes, was re-
auested to come before the board at the
next meeting while the case of Joseph
Estee, who claimed to be illegally as
sessed, was dismissed The board ad-
journed until o'clock Friday evening,
Aug. To-