The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-16
Only Five Arrests We're
Made in Barre During
January
CHIEF SULLIVAN
TELLS ALDERMEN
One Breach of the Peace,
-, ~
Two Gambling a, s%Wo
for Robb

A light calends -sSsed the Barre
board of alderme ~ night in one Of
the three rem - weekly meetings
of the prese .Eey government, and
the business was soon transacted. The.
board will, however, make up time in
the numerous sessions of the board
of civil authority which are to be held,
beginning tonight, for the purpose OF
revising the checklist.
All the members were present last
night except Alderman Shield. A reso-
luton calling for departmental appro-
priations to carry through the official
year was adopted
Police Chief James w. Sullivan re-
ported total of five arrests for Jan
uary, the list being divided as follows:
Breach of the peace, |; gambling, 2;
robbery, .. The report was accepted.
The Smith, Whitcomb s. Cook Co.
was granted permit to build IL by
IS, one-story building of wood with
fireproof roofing near its present plant
on North Main street.
City Attorney. William Wishart re-
ported that the city is not now liable
for any damage which may have been
sustained to the property once owned
bv George T. Bond because of the rails
ing of the grade of Warren street; and
the report was accepted and placed on
file.
G. Parantini was given a permit to
keep a pig at l3 Second street.
A proposed rider to the lease be-
tween the city and the American Le'
| gion post on the present Legion head
quarters was referred back to the prop
ertv committee for amendment. The
rider assured the city of the right TO
use the building for election purposes,
and it was the desire of the board that
the holding of caucuses be also covered
in the rider; also that the lease be
signed by the post rather than by ofii,
GERS.
On motion. it is the sense of this
board that the city should not be q
party to any move to amend the char
ter regarding city court fees, etc
The retiring city clerk, James Mac
kav. was instructed by the board to
prepare the real estate transfer list
for the use of the assessors in April
this being taken as an aid to the next
city clerk. as it was believed the new
officer would find himself much occu-
pied i'm learning the routine of the of
flee lust at the time the assessors
would desire the list of transfers.
Bills were ordered paid as follows:
i. w. Dillon, $s4l3; engineering de-
partment, Sl42,95; Kempton Mills,
S7455; Paige & Campbell. S55.67; 4.
A. Slayton. Sl0I6 Montpelier 4
Barre Light & Power Co, S752.72;
Smith, Whitcomb & Cook Co, $1,000;
J. B. Robinson, S6l.40; c. W. Averill
& Co, S47.43: r. L. Clark, Sl2.95; S.
Y. Parker, 1885; \. d. Phelps Co..
S25.77; New England Tel. & Tel Co.
SI5.05; Barre Electric Co, $3.50; Bur
roughs Adding Machine Co, 500;
Chapman Valve. Mfg. Co, S24.25; wa
ter rebates Sls.9l city water depart
ment. cash paid out. S3S.S4 w. NJ,
Crowley. 20 cents; Granite City Press
$50. Gpnite Savings Bank & Trust
Co. Sll719.
Hersey Mig. Co, s35.Ij L. Mcleod
.Sl5.65; H. Mueller Mfg Co. Sl77s;
National Meter Co. s204. .4s: G. Pscet
to. s2.20; Perry Auto Co, Sl95; Union
Water Meter Co. SS294; United Leoi
Co. S22.6s; Walworth Mig. Co, S97.0s;
F. f. Langley, salary as may.
or. $500; Edwin keast, alderman,
S45.75; Barre Gas Co.. $40; A. b
Coffin. $3.50; A. NJ Flanders, 81;
Houghton & Robins. Sll.0l; ID. NJ
Miles Coal Co. $3.50; +. Ottinelli,
Ssl5.26; Adams Co. "a cents; II. c.
Bennett. S2J7.06; f. A. Drown. S2.l2
n. H. Hodgdon, 81; F. G. Russell
sl.22; J. A. Wark, SlOO; Elmwood Gem
terry, S2ST5; Hope cemetery, Sl725;
George Tonguay. 25 cents; W. S. Oar
ley & Co. $500; street payroll
s529.5l; police pay. sss2s5; c. l. Booth,
$40: Miss Gridley, S26.