The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-27
! MONTPELIER
Systematic Street Construction Plans
Considered BY City Council.

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Further street improvements were
the basis Of discussion at meeting q
the Montpelier city council last night
One suggestions was made that the
city build about $4,000 worth OF bond
ed streets every year Another opinion
was that $4,000 should be spent next
year and $4,000 every year thereafter
The feeling seemed to be for systcmat-
| ic improvement of the city's streets
The fact came out in the course OF dis
cussion that some citizens had suggest
ed that the cement paving laid on State
street this fall should be extended to
the Middlesex line. The project OF ex-
tending it at least as far as Bailey ave-
nue. seemed to have the approya! Of
members of the council. The paving ~
Barre street as far as Hubbard street
was also suggested.
The board voted that H. A. Kent be
instructed not to build o smokchouse in
connection with his meat market with
in 10 feet of any residence.
The Barre & Montpelier Traction 4
Power Co. was granted permission to
run conduit for lighting wires across
State street TO the National Life In
surance Co.'S new building, also across
Kemp street to the residence of Will
liam Poole. Permission was also grant !
ed for the moving Of a pole on Guern-
sey street. Alton T. Williams was re-
fused rebate of his taxes.
The next regular meeting OF the
council will take place on the second
Wednesday in November.
Miss Maude Il. Gates, teacher Of pi-
ano and organ; Miss Alice Manton Pat
tillo, teacher of voice, and Miss Calista
NJ, Lee, teacher Of expression, members
Of the faculty Of Montpelier seminary,
viii give a recital in the seminary
chapel Monday evening. Oct. 81, AZ s
o'clock, to which the public Is cordially
invited
At the Brunswick shop special re-
lease of dance records. --ady.
For sale: Used piano at bargain.
1872 Main street. -ady.
H. J. volholm and r. @. Bowers mo-
tored to South Hero and Burlington
yesterday.
Mrs. Victor A. Grant and daughter of
Randolph were in town yesterday on
business.
p. II. O'Dell returned last night after
passing a vacation in New York state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Buck and
daughter, who have been visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. Jack Rodgers for the past
week, have returned to Boston.
Miss Esther Niles has resumed her
duties for the Montpelier and Barre
Traction company after passing two
weeks vacation in Boston.
Miss Gertrude jerome left last night
| for Boston in the interests of the Nc
Cuen store.
Henry f. Hall of the state auditors
department was at the state hospital
for the insane at Waterbury to-day on
business with his department.
| II is expected that the annual inspec-
tion Of state institutions by the board
OF control win be made some time next
week. The day ON which the tour viii
start will probably depend on the stu
alton with regard to the railroad
Ina Laura Nelson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Nelson of East Mont
pelier, was married to Ray Chase FL
kins Of 20 Court street, last night mt
rs o'clock at her home by Rev. O. I'll.
Redding of Montpelier. The bride was
attended by Miss Verneta Pine OF
Montpelier. and the best man was
Arthur Nelson, brother Of the bride.
MANY guests were present and a large
number Of beautiful and useful gifts
were received. The parents Of the
groom from Hampton Falls, n. H., at
| tended the wedding.
Deputy Sheriff Edward Gin arrested
man last night who was intoxicated
and acted disorderly in his lunch cart.
He was lodged in Washington county
jail The man gave his name as Joseph
Monroe.
Robert Vaughan, who VS. realeased
last Monday from the Massachusetts,
state prison at Charlestown, Mass,
stopped at the Washington county jail
recently on his way home TO Canada.
c. w. Maxim, OF the Maxim Motor
Co. OF MiddIeboro, Mass, to-day in
spected the Montpelier fire department
truck. (which was brought from the
Maxim Co. about year ago. The test
/ ,,,aa sa;d ~ have heen satiefactory