The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-24

City Council Repeats Its Motor Bus
dinance and Enacts New One.


| dinance and Enacts New One.
| The city council last night adopted
new ordinance, repeating the motor
/ bus ordinance which was proposed at
meeting two weeks before The new
ordinance re-enacts the provisions OF
the jitney ordinance applying to mo
| tor busses as they may have been
changed by the motor bus ordinance,
! placing the whole matter on the same
! footing as before the first motor bus
ordinance was passed on May 10, last,
and leaving II to the state to ragu
| late the long distance motor busses.
| A petition was received for street
| light at the Athenwood on Northfield
street and on State street between
Young's and Clark's Following the
meeting, the members of the council
went BY automobile to observe the
places where lights were requested.
A milk license was granted to W. r..
Gibbs of 5 Fuller street. Sanitary in
spections were reported on Franklin
street North street, Pleasant street,
| where dead hogs were found, Clay
hill, four on complaint Of a Main street
property owner. one on Hubbard
street, two on Liberty street, and two
on Main streets.
Building permits were granted to H.
G. Monlton to roof garage, Hale
brothers to single house, w. g..
Miles to roof she'd Allen Lynch to
build stucco house on College street,
Joseph e. knight to build stucco
house on College street. Mrs. A, 81
Stone to single house, John Will
lizard to single house, A. ID. Lam
son to roof house, w. H. Baker to
| built barn at Guernsey avenue and
! J.. NJ. Hill to shingle house. Mr.
Knight will be the architect and build
err Of the two houses to be erected on
| College street.
| Edward Gilbert appeared before the
council to ask whether a bridge could
be built across the river to the Lang
don meadow for the fremen's muster
events. 1t is understood that this will
not be done, as a bridge would cost in
the vicinity Of $3.50, but placards will
be put up guiding people to the Ma
tional Life bridge and across the river
at other points.
I About a dozen merchants attended
| the second chamber Of commerce lunch
con held at the Community club this
noon. The dinner was served by Mrs.
McGuire. Commissioner Of Education
c. H. Dempsey was the speaker.
Arthur Allen has decided to William
Milo right of way one and half
rods wide across his land from the
end OF Cliff street to Mr.. Milo's land.
The right Of way is to be used by
both parties in common.
Theron Morse is visiting in Greens
boro.
| A traffic census on the Roosevelt
highway. taken Aug. Fl, showed an
average passage Of 1924 vehicles per
hour for IL hours. The total number
of pleasure automobile was $40 and
the total number OF trucks II.
In probate court, Katherine A. Hol-
land has been appointed Administrative
of the estate OF John Il. Holland, late
| of Mortified. X. Rose Holland has
been appointed Administrative de bonis
non of the estate OF Timothy j. Hol-
| land. The Montpelier Savings Bank
and Trust company has been appointed
trustee Of trust fund created by the
hast will and testament Of Susan y.
Jones, late OF Barre City, Irwin 7.
Jackman has been appointed admins
traitor of the estate of John i. Jack
man, late of East Calais.
The enclosure on the sidewalk in
has been removed, as the outside stone
'front.' of the Montpelier National bank
and brickwork have been completed.
Dockets for the September term Of
Washington county court are expected
to arrive at the county clerks Office
about the last Of next week
Clare V. Adams OF Wells River and
]. Parker Hooker Of the same town
were the drivers involved in an auto
mobile collision Aug 10 at the New
Hampshire end of the old toll bridge
between woodsville, n H., and Wells
River
Mrs. Helen NJ. Richards Of the free
public library commission is at the
MorrisviIle fair with the commissions
recently acquired book wagon.
The accountants report on the state
treasurer's and state auditors depart
ments has been received at the execu-
tive office.
Charles III. Stillman has returned TO