The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-17
BIJOU THEATRE
is TO HAVE MAIN
STREET ENTRANCE
Permit Granted Last Night to Remodel
Front of Former Fruit Store in
Building at Corner of Main
and Pearl Streets.


and Pearl Streets.
The Black Theatre Co., Inc, secured
permission from the Barre city coun-
Gil last night TO remodel the front OF
the former fruit store on the south
side of its building, corner OF Main
and Pearl streets, into an entrance TO
the Biiou theatre, the present entrance
of the theatre being on the Pearl street
side of the building. The present en-
trance will be used for an exit Tile
permit was granted on the recommen-
dation of Building Inspector Rand.
Other recommendations made by the
building inspector were carried out and
permits granted as follows: Antonio
Mistrangelo to build an addition to
barn at IA Foss street for garage;
Nelson Borgh to move small garage
from Hale street to 1914 South Main
street; w. Fl. oliver to move a hen
house from Mount street to l44 Elm
street.
Previous applications referred to the
fire committee were ,favorably report
ed on by that committee and permits
were granted to A. A. Boyce to build
an addition to a garage on Pearl
street and to the Lille Granite com
| panv to reshingle part of the roof OF
| its granite plant. Joseph Martin was
given permit to keep COW at Il
Boynton street.
Gasoline tank locations came IN for
the greater part of the discussion OF
| the council. The Texas Co. was re-
ported to be building a tank off Rail
road street without getting a permit,
| and the clerk was instructed TO notify
| the agent that permit must be ap-
piled for. The selected location OF the
proposed tank had previously been OBJ
| iected TO by A. Garetto, property
| owner in the vicinity. The committee
| reported that the site of the proposed
| tank was within about so feet OF a
| house owned BY Mr.. Garetto. 1t de-
yeloped in the discussion that per-
| init had been granted to the Texas
| Co. to build steel house but not
| tank.
II. G. Bennett requested the coun-
| ell to reconsider its decision to refuse
| him permit to sink tank under
| tho sidewalk on jefferson street and
| in front OF the Barre garage annex, his
| letter stating that he had learned from
a dozen places in Vermont that gaso-
line tanks were placed under the side
walks. On a viva voee vote the coun-
| ell was unanimous in upholding the
previous action refusing the permit, 1t
being considered against public policy
| to permit gas" tanks to be sunk un-
4 ha1
given a permit to place pump IN
/ front of the annex providing the tank
was on the garage property. but he re-
ported last night that the distance
| from the tank TO the pump made the
| carving Of gasoline unsatisfactory. II
| was stated that ne already had q IeNas
Co. tank and pump and that the pro-
posed tank would carry Standard Oil
| product
/ Bills ordered paid were as follows
| Buffalo Steam Roller Co.. S2l.42; Cal
der & Richardson, sls.S5; Cummings
! & Lewis, 1887; Harvey & Mower,
| S337. 30: Montpelier & Barre Light &
Power CO., $s23.22; \. Z. Broom <
Supply Co., S22.l0 \. d. Phelps %,
s3044; Reynolds & Son, 1928; }. b.
] Robinson. S24; Seguin News agency,
$50; u. NJ. Miles Coal Co. S635.35; I;
Kempton Mills, Sll2.70; S. \. Parker,
$40: Peck Bros Co., S14.2s; Smith,
Wbjteomb & Cook Co., "a cents; Al
len Lumber Co.. $3.50; c. w. Averill
& Co. S4l.50; r. L. Clark. $3.50.
| Lane Davis VulcanHing CO., $685. /;
New England Tel. & Tel. Co, Sl9.s2;
S. l.. Ruggles, $2l2; Edwin keast,
| s5Oa5; Barre Electric Co. S6-33; Build
ers Iron Foundry. Ss4.6s; Burroughs
| Adding Machine Co, Sl045; Central
Vermont railroad, So; Chapman valve
| Co. S444.s0; water rebates, Sil5.33; /;
water department cash paid out, s74.-
| 70; II. F. Cutler & Son, S2s.34; A. Nj.
Flanders. $1,000; Good Fellow Co..
ss.2s; Granite City Toct Co, Sl.5O;
Leadite Co, $50; w ]. Loughheed 4
Co. sol 40; L. Mcleod. Sl.50.
Charles Millar & Son Co, S2l9.5l,
divers Battery Station, $500. Mabel
L. Spencer. S20.05; street department
labor and use of truck, etc, Sl56.5O;
Waldo Bros & Bond Co. S5.0S; Wal
worth Mfg. Co. $3.50; Vermont Towel
Supplv Co, $50; Barre Gas Co, $500 ;
In n. Cushman, Ss; J. J. Hastings,
S. 40; II. H. Hodgdon, sll; Houghton
& Robins, sl.40; J. Kovalsky, Sl.50;
d. c. Roben. S4l.s6 G. W. Martin, 81 +;
George Tongusy. IS cents; II. W. Du-
Bois Co. $50; J. J.. Lamb Co,
S26.45: McAllister & Kent, Sll2.3O.
Jones & Nye. S24i; Granite City
Press. Sal.27; c. n. Rowell. Sl.25;
James sullivan. 50; street payroll,
s47s.l2; engineering payroll, si9.25;
water payroll, Sl344e; fre payroll
sla54s: police payroll, ss2.s5; g L.
Booth. $50; Miss Gridley, SIG; Wins
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