The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-06
ONLY THREE ARRESTS
IN BARRE IN MARCH
All of the Offenses Were for Breach of
the Peace--Several Minor Build
ing Permits Granted by
Council,

Barre's police record for March was
almost clear, there being only three
arrests, and those for breach of the
peace. This report was submitted to
the city council last night by the new
chief of police, James w. Sullivan. Be-
sides reporting arrests, Chief Sullivan
turned in the report of street lights
not burning during the month, there
having been three instances in the lat
ter part of the month The report was
accepted and filed away.
Another official to report last night
was Building Inspector George Rand,
to whom number of applications were
made. as follows: Alex. Milne, to build
addition, 20 by 20 feet, to stoneshcd
off South Main street. the addition to
be used for compressor room: Marr
& Gordon, Inc, addition, 6 by 10 feet,
to stoneshed off Wiley street; Abair
& Hedberg Co., addition, is by Is feet,
for boxing room at stoneshed on Burn
hams meadow; Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor,
garage, rear of lis Elmwood avenue;
L. j, Carlson, garage, 68 Franklin
street; Robert Colombo, garage, Ia Fos-
ter street; w. A. Lane by Good Fellow
Co, Inc, two open-sided additions near
garage at 80 South Main street; Des-
sero & Co, addition to garage, Il Cen
trail street; A. G. Cardini, henhouse at
l3 Railroad street. The permit of Jo-
seph Fortier for garage on George
street was held up pending inspection
of the site by the fire committee, as
were several others in the above list.
Permits were granted in the other
cases.
On favorable recommendation by the
license committee, pool room licenses
were granted to d. NJ. Farrand, Z. Tosi
and George Lander and lunch room
license to Petrie ~ Daniels Appliea-
tions from w. ID, Murray, Maberini &
T.. Letourneau and Edison
Lander for lunch room licenses and of
Murphy & Weafer for pool room license
we're referred to the license committee.
Minor permits granted were as fol-
ews; Louis Croto and John Papin, the
former to keep COW at l3S Brook
street and the latter for COWS and pigs
1t 323b North Main street; Rioux
iranite Co., TO move Office if location |
: satisfactory to the building inspee-
or; Mrs. 5. Balzarini to move chick !
,ncoop on Smith street; Angelo Car |
lini to move henhouse on Railroad |
treet, the last-named being referred to |
he fire committee.
A communication from Pres. Hustis |
4 the Boston & Maine railroad, prom |
sing no action prejudicial to Barre
hippers and no plans to close the
barre branch of the Montpelier & Wells |
river railroad permanently without a
earring was read by the clerk. The re-
ort of the salary committee on sal
ries of various officials for the year
IA referred back to be completed The
treet committee was deputized to re-
love the city's curbing from a lot of
md recently purchased by the Good
elbow CO., Inc, of Mrs; Galista Boil
ter. said land being located on the
asterly side of South Main street, op
osite the Trow & Holden plant, the
,quest stating that the company pro-
osed TO begin grading as soon as pos
bic. A summons TO the Washington
,unty road conference at Montpelier
pril % was read, and the road super
tendent and street committee were |
structed to attend.
Bills were ordered paid as follows:
Lreet payroll, s332.3s; engineering
lyroll, S44.73; water payroll, Sl07 %; /,
re payroll, sl95.40; police payroll,
'5.45; city hall janitor, $50; poor de- Z
Sl,750; Miss Gridley, S26; ;
NJ. Gilbertson. $3.50, G. II. Cook,
sh paid out, S. cents. .