The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-14
PROPOSES TO ENLARGE
BUILDING FOR HOTEL
Charles Zanleoni, Who Recently Applied
for Inn Keepers License, Stated to Al
dermen That He Planned to Add a
Story to Building on No. Main St.

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Story to Building on No. Main st.
The proposed addition of another hotel
TO Barre's list came before the board Of
aldermen informally at the regular meet
ing of the board, the promoter OF the
enterprise being Charles Zanleoni, who
desires TO add third story to his build
ing at the corner of North Main and
Merchant streets and transform the
structure into quarters for the hotel.
He presented front elevation of the
proposed addition, covering the width of
the present building and running back
part way on Merchant street. The hotel
would have about 80 bedrooms, dining
room, parlor and office.
The contractor, A. b. Lane, informed
him, said Mr.. Zanleoni, that the present
solid brick walls are of sufficient thick
ness to support the third story and an
other story if desired, the walls of the
third story being somewhat lighter than
the walls of the lower structure. Build
ing Inspector Slayton, who was present
at the meeting with other matters, sug-
gested that a building of that nature
and for that purpose should be provided
with outside fire escapes. Some of the
aldermen were inclined to waN because
of the fact that Mr. Zanleoni had not
presented complete specifications of the
addition. So it was decided to refer the
application to the building Inspector. At
the same time report on Mr.. Zaaleoni's
previoas application for an inn keepers
license was held up.
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to move back a building at 3S Summer
street and to remodel the ell of the struc-
ture ON the present building line was
granted on favorable report by the
building inspector. This property is just
in the rear of the Buzzell property on
Pearl street.
Another building proposition on Pearl
street is the construction Of shoe re-
pair shop on the south side of the street
and back of the buildings of the Barre
Steam laundry. Robert Turber applied
for the permit, and his application states
that the proposed building will set 50
feet back from Pearl street, will be five
feet from the rear property line and is
feet from the laundry buildings. The
building is to be covered with felt and
have sand coated roofing The permit
was granted.
j. +. Rodney's application to move a
henhouse from Vine street to place
opposite 27 Brooklyn street was granted
with the usual restrictions.
The health officers report for April
showed IL births, of which seven were
males, and seven deaths, the deaths be-
ing divided as follows One each of pa
ralysis agitans, nephriits, encarditis, pre-
mature birth, angina pectoris, pulmonary
tuberculosis and senility There were %
contagious diseases in the month, of
which II were mumps, one of influenza,
two of measles, one of ehickenpox and
nine of whooping cough.
Property owners and tenants on the
west end of Keith avenue asked for a
street light near the rear of the Rowland
and Worthen blocks The women OF
Spaulding street, referring TO the "inky
darkness" of the Spaulding street hill
asked for street light part way up the
hill, The requests We're referred to the
lighting committee.
Applications from Sam di Agostini
and John Rosso for poolroom licenses at
$40 and 352 North Main street, respee-
lively, were granted The application Of
Louis Romanos for permit to install a
gasoline tank of $50 gallons and pump
near his store on Prospect street was re-
ferred to the street and fire committees
The report of the social worker was ac-
cepted and placed on file The wire in
spector reported AZ permits granted, and
the report was accepted. L. r. Hutchin-
son asked for an itemi2ed statement of
bin for Sl7.l7, and the matter was left
TO the street committee. The purchase
of small plot of land of the Boyce
children was authorized. The mayor was
authorized to draw up a contract for the
purchase of pair Of horses
An unusually large grist of warrants
were ordered paid, as follows: Stamped
envelopes, Sl6.33; r. G. Bennett, S6122
George F. Cook, $2.s5; H. f. Cutler s.
Son, Sls4.ss; j. C. DeBrune, $40; Good
Roads Machine Co, $3.50; Kempton
Mills, S94.ls; Lowell Mcleod, $40;
Paige & Campbell, employers liability,
S6l4.65; Paige & Campbell, automobile
liability, $59.40; Paquet & Robinson,
$500; Reynolds & Son, S6435; Smith,
Whitcomb & Cook, sl9s6; fire depart
ment told hose), Sl20; Allen Lumber Co.,
S720; G. w Averill & CO., S563l; Barre
Electric Co., 1888; Builders Iron Find
ings Co. $2754; Chapman Valve Mfg.
Co., Sl7.40; water rebates, Sl23.l3; Eddy
Valve CO., S33; James ]. Hastings, 1924.
Herrick company, $3.50; New Eng
land Tel & Tel. Co., $l2.60; Perry Auto
Co, S3s99; n. d. Phelps Co.. $l0.57;
Tilden Shoe Co., $3.50; Walworth Mfg.
Co, s4.0l; cash paid ont by water de-
partment. $2774; Barre Gas Co., Sl.45;
b. NJ. Miles Coal Co, S55.3S; Vermont
Towel Supply Co., So; Calder & Richard
son. S691s; r. L. Clark, Sl043; Thomas
Mikkleson, SS45; r. A. Slayton, S33.25;
O. G. Stickney, $50; Cutler Bros, 75c;
city treasurer, S5l4a; Charles f Lowe,
county treasurer, $653.l2; Memorial day,
$50: ]. j. Lamb 4 CO., 5000; street
payroll, $4l5s2; engineering payroll,
S42.33; water payroll, Sl0l.34; fire pay
roll, $l4s.73; police payroll, Sl3l6l; as
SCISSORS payroll, 500; city hall janitor,
$40; support of schools, $4,000