The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-14
CITY SALARIES
ARE DECIDED ON
City Engineer an9 ater
Supt. ST, 900 Ea 4 fire
Chief 81 S
STREET SUI is
GRA TED $2,1O0
Barre Leases Opera House
to Black Circuit People
for Three Years

Salaries for various city officials
were fixed by the board of aldermen
last evening following out the recon-
mendation of the salary committee.
The salaries run about the same as
last year and are as follows: City at
, torney, $500 a year and necessary ex-
penses when out of the city on official
business; inspector of buildings, 80
cents an hour for actual time; inspec-
tor of wiring 30 cents an hour for ac-
tual time; city engineer, 1000 a year;
overseer of the poor and social worker.
S26 week and expenses when out of
the city on official business; city ply
sician, 5000 year; superintendent of
streets, $2,l00 year, he to furnish his
own transportation; superintendent OF
water, $1,000 a year; chief Of police,
81 500, stata fees to be turned in to
city treasurer; deputy police chief S2s
per week, fees turned in; regular pa
trolmen, S26 week, fees turned in;
special patrolmen, 80 cents per hour;
assistant in water office, SIS week;
board of health, except secretary, 30
cents an hour; Inspector of paint, 30
cents an hour; chief of fire department,
81 800 a year.
Opera House Leased for Three Years.
The Barre Theatres. Inc, presented
am additional surety on its bond of
81 900 supplementary to its proposed
lease of the Barre opera house, the adj
ditional surety being the American Fl
| deity Co, after which the bond was
approved by the aldermen. On approx
! al of the bond. the lease was executed
by the city, having previously been
] signed by the Barre Theatres, Inc. The
| lease is TO run for three years from
| Sept. l. 1920, at an annual rental of
81, 400. During the past year the opera
house has been paid for by the night.
The new lessee is a part of the so
called Black circuit. the purchaser of
the property at the corner of North
I Main and Pearl streets, where it is pro-
posed to erect movie house the com
/ ing summer.
Indications of activity toward re-
building the burned Park theatre were
afforded by the action of the aldermen
in granting a building permit to Mrs
Mary Zanleoni to repair the brick walls
of the theatre, as well as to remodel
| the front of the Zsnleoni building by
making a theatre entrance on the north
front of the building, where saloon
formerly was located. Mrs. Zanleoni
also applied for permit to repair the
Zanleoni building back as far as the
theatre. That application was grant
ed, along with a grist of other small
applications.
These small applications indicated a
lively year in automobiles. because no
less than six applications for garages
were made and granted. The proposed
garages sre Elwin Scott, at 10 Park
street; John Nercoe. at 40 Park street,
!. 4. Murphy. at 9S Merchant street;
A. c. Moore. at % Beacon street: L. ~
Batchelder, at ~ Hill street, and Y. y.
Batchelder & Co.. Inc. combination
garage and compressor room, of Wiley
street.
other building permits granted were;
Louis Barberi. piazza at 2 Brook
street; Leo Bertrand. carriage shed OF
Bailey street; Burke Bros, compressor
room. II bv 20 feet. oil Smith street:
Rioux Granite Co, additions to Office.
and surface cutter room. the former
Il by rs feet and the latter by IN
feet; Comolh & Co. compressor room,
p by 90 feet; Novelli Cslcagnt
blacksmith shop at granite plant. u
bv II feet. G 4. Bemis. heuhouse on
Long street. The North Barre Granite
to- was given a permit 70 move cot
tage house four feet nearer street line.
t1A q
move a hcnhouse.
On favorable reports BY the fire com.
mittee. which investigated. permits
Were granted 10 4. Cardini TO move
henhouse and building addition. to 10
Seph Forticr TO build a garage on
George street with fire wall snd 70
Dessereu & Co to build garage on Cen
trail street. The building inspector re-
ported seven permits granted by the
depart ment IN March.
Lunch room licenses we're granted %
Luigi Ramcri. ". ID. Murray, Msberint
4 Gallagher, f. Lctourneau and Edson
Iander. pool room license to Murphy 4
Xyrsfer: pool room and bowling alley
license TO Nerlo brothers. g. NJ Hawes
application to hang a sign over side
walk on Elm street was referred 20 tho
street committee Charles Hutchinson
wss given a permit TO keep q COW and
= nio on Trow hill. Arthur Martin To
Len pirs q ls3 South Main street and
David Devicchi to keep COW and =
goat Al rs Cambria street The man
80 In which lose Cano maintains
barn on Third street was referred -
fbe ri,y attorney With instructions 90
I've the place cleaned mp in Eve days.
Scme minor street spriukiing assess
-rents were ahated. John q. kenehck
,nd Elmer :. Clark were appointed as
-.r men in the FIRE department.
Bills Ordered Paid
Many bills were ordered paid. ss fol
osrs: e. W Averill & Co. sl7.6I; cash
out on street superintendents or
lers. SOFAS; r l.. clark. SlsI 50. Low
n Mcleod. sl2s5. Montpelier 4 Barre
ipht & Power Co. S7l0T6: S. y.
ss-ker. sB75. Red Cross Pharmacy, =
ents. RevnoIas & Son. sls50s J. r
eohiuson. sllao. T. :. Clothes Pm
= SO: n. II Miles Coal Co. sseoa1,
saiFer a Richardson. slsl5. Granite
fav Tool Co $50. y y. Phelps Co.
.salI. Tifden Shos Co. Sin&s; g.
saquet 81. New EuEland Tel Tel
3 SO. r. ~ Lee. ss45
BARR Electro Co. ssZl2s RuildsTs
ron Foundry Co s3s6ss water 70
tContinued % eighth raEs4