The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-18
MEN WISH
TO TALK OVER RATES
Send Communication to Barre City
Council Asking Conference
on Water Charges.

Gil in regular session last night; but
there was also a grist of routine mat
ters to be handled,
Among the latter was the accept
ance of communication from the
Barre Granite Manufacturers assocla :
ton, asking a conference with the wa
ter committee on the proposed increase
of water rates to the granite plants.
The letter was read, and statement
was made that the conference was
agreeable to the city council.
Building inspectors reports Included
the usual percentage of private garage
applications, one being from w. HI.
Nichols of Washington street, another
by A. A. Sargent on French street and
a third from w. II. Ward to change
over a garage on Hill street The per
mits were granted, as were these:
Charles c. Frattini to reshingle house
at Frattini place; Charles Miner to re-
model house on Merchant street and A.
II. Fasoa ordered TO change caves OF
house.
On request of Beacon street resi-
dents, that street viii be oiled when
the oiling process is started. The street
committees report in favor OF side
walk on Camp street as soon as possl-
BILE was accepted. The property com
mittee was authorized 20 buy a new
flag for the city hall before Memorial
day. The same committee was instruct
ed to see TO the painting OF the fire es-
capes on the city hall and the outside
"a asbes on the same building.
A boundary line on the westerly SIDE
of North Seminary street was referred
to the city engineer Francis AcLeay,
appearing for one Of the abutters and
claiming the private property was be
ing used for street purposes. Carlo
Frattini's complaint about granite dust
from the Harrison Granite 60. : plant
entering his house was referred to the
mayor. Park Commissioner NJ. G. Wat
kins reported that the commission
needs funds for the seasons work, that
the park funds are tied up in a bank
and that 5000 is desired A resolution
appropBating the amount was passed
to a second reading
W. K. Cameron who already has one
gasoline tank and pump on Washing
ton street. has found that the demands
on him for gasoline are so great that
he needs another tank and pump. his
application for the second tank and
pump was referred to the fire com
mittee. Mr.. Cameron Is the man who
recently complained to the city coun-
cil about an effort by other dealers IN
gas" to drive him out OF business be
4 tg1. lff.
tie lower.
On G. Tomasis application to know
whether he will be permitted to sell
frecrackers, etc, for the Fourth OF
July. the fire committee was instructed
TO draw up regulations regarding the
sale OF celebration material Luigi
Romeri, who recently was denied a
lunchroom license, made new appllca-
tion; and the application was referred
to the license committee.
Bills raid.
Bills ordered paid were a. follows:
d. NJ. Miles Coal Co. 81 023.7s G. w.
Averill & Co. $1,000; Eclipse Paint &
Mfg. Co.. S7237; Lucas Sponge Co,
81 %: Reynolds & Son, So .2S; \. D.
Phelps Co. S57.24; II Mueller Mfg
Co. $3.50: Waldo Bros. & Bond Coz
Sl2.I2: registration for tractor, $50:
Memorial day, $50; Acme Road Mach.
Co. S53l American LaFrance Co, II
cents: Barre Electric Co, S4l37I;
Barre Gas Co. 5000; H G. Bennett.
S4.g5: Boston News Bureau, S22; A. +.
Bruce. S2l; Buffalo Steam Roller Co.,
S24 %: Calder & Richardson. Sll; W.
X. Cameron, Sl6.6s; $. ID. box, etc,
50; street department orders paid,
S939l.
Water department cash paid out
S6j.2l: K. L. Clark, ST2O5; Felix F.
Daus Duplicator Co., Sl07; J. W. Dill
lon, Sl232j; Eddy Valve Co, SS3; en-
gneering department accounts, sl2l.-
O3; A. NJ. Flanders, S525; Free Press
association. S2.9s; d. NJ Gilbertson.
SI2. 10: Granite City Tool Co., S76.l6,
Joseph Green. Sl7: Harvey 4 Mower
Sg5.s5; J. J. Hastings, $40; J. G. He
ney cash paid out. - cents; Houghton
& Robins. 81 Edwin keast. $500;
Lee Lox Mfg. CO.. S4.50; kempton
Mills, Ss.45: ". f. Kennedy, Sl6.60
!. J. Lamb Co. s4T90; A. B. Lane,
SE.1Us Lane A}ANlN ' ulNdHlAahS N'r
Sl97j: L. Mcleod, S3S.35; Charles Mil
Ter & Sons Co, $3.50; National Meter
Co, S2q43: divers Battery Station.
81: Paige & Campbell, S423i3; Palace
Garage. S3.23: :. y. Parker, 50; Perry
Auto Co. $3.50: Pratt & Cady Co..
So: J.. b. Robinson, S5I 40; 7. T..
Sequin. $3.50; Edwin L. Sibley Mfg
Co. Sl.75: r. A. Slayton, S3S.91;
smith. whitcomb 4 Cook Co. S3l.4O;
A. J. Stewart, $40; street depart
ment cash paid, So; George Tonguay
25 cents.
Tilden shoe Co. $3.50; Walworth
Mfg. Co. S6.66: water rental rebates,
Sl03.77: Vermont Towel supply Co..
81 50: New England Tel & Tel Co,
SIS.7S: Montpelier & Barre Light 4
Power Co. S596.0S; street superintend
ent's orders, 500; d. NJ Miles Coal
Co. 1888: Library Bureau, S30.4ii
county treasurer. S2.067.32; city treas
urer payroll. sa7.07; street pay. S6Si;
engineering pay. SEES; water pay.
sIs6.a4: fire paw. SIn7.7O: police pay.
S.. IS: assessors pay. Sa5; janitor.
500: tax book. S256l