The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-28
MONTPELIER
City Council Gets Anonymous Com
plant About Nuisance on Street.

city Council Gets Anonymous Com
1 plant About Nuisance on Street.
Considerable discussion was arouse,
in the city council meeting last nigh
! by an anonymous letter from lad,
who asked that some means be takel
to stop the using of offensive Language
in front Of State street establish
ment while ladies were passing Sun
days were especially complained of
The council will take steps to see thai
a stop is put to the practice. Members
Of the council spoke of several occa
sions on which they had noticed sim
liar occurrences or been told of them
A Main street establishment was also
mentioned.
/ Building permits were issued to Ella
4. Hartwell of Is Barre street to rooi
a shed, Margaret Carney Of 40 Court
street to roof house with slate, the
Wood Art Gallery by c. d. Mather
custodian, for a shingle roof at 81
| Mortified street, T. w. Dix for gen.
eral repairs at Winter street, w. III
Carpenter to roof shed and barn at
423 Elm street, George Peck for gen
eral repairs and cedar shingling at 22a
Elm street and 3 Winter street, l.. b
Brooks to shingle house at 80 East
Liberty street, WI d. Peacor to build
a henhouse at 80 Clarendon avenue,
the Argus and Patriot company by
George Atkins to single part of
the roof at liz Main street, and Miss
Jessie Hopkins to single one side of
a roof and ell at 10 Winter street.
e. Fernandez OF 2S4 Barre street
was granted a license to sell milk and
a report was made Of five sanitary in
spections on the premises OF Mrs BIZ
anchi on Barre street.
An application for street light Of
60 candle power at the east or head
end of Woodrow avenue was granted.
A report was read from A. G. Pre-
Bile, assistant state fire marshal. stat
ing that the fire escape Of the city
hall should be painted.
Thomas Cory appeared before the
council and complained that pipes
which he laid under Barre street 20
odd years ago had been cut and car
ried away, and were even then repos-
INK tnt Ud1tHItIt VI tifE tItN NAH.
Street Commissioner Ferry denied that
there was any pipe belonging to Mr..
Cory in the building. After Mr.. Cory
had commented on the street commits
sioner and the mayor, Mayor Lille
suggested that to be fair he should
give his opinion of Aldermen Edison
and Gowdy. who were present, but
Mr. Cory did not respond, offering
instead a witticism ON Alderman Car
penter. Mr.. Corry's suggestion Of Jo
seph A. Chaplin Of Middlesex as an en-
gineer qualified to take over the du-
ties OF street commissioner was well
received and Mr. Cory was told that
the council would consider Mr.. Chaplin
when they decided TO make change
Mr.. Cory commended 0yerseer Of the
Poor b. w. Daniels as an efficient Off
cisl and native of Bear Swamp. Bills
and payrolls were approved Mayor
Lille and Aldermen Edison and Gowdy
were present.
Tn the item regarding a veterans
meeting at Rutland on Friday of this
week in yesterdays paper. the name
of the organization should have been
the Military Order Of Foreign Wars.
The Bethlehem Steel Bridge corpor-.
alton. Delaware concern. has filed
papers with the secretary OF state and
been authorized TO transact business
in Vermont.
Miss Adelaide Teachout has re-
turned to her duties in the secretary
Of states Office. after vacation on
which she visited Bennington, Rut- ,
land, Hartford. Conn, and Burling
ton.
Harold L. Bailey of Bradford, a
state seed potato inspector. was in the |
.ity on Wednesday.
John A. Cameron, an attorney from
Island Pond. and Mrs. Cameron were
n the city yesterday.
Commissioner OF Education c. III.
Dempsey attended meetings Of school
directors in Newport and Barton yes
erday, at which consolidation Of three
chool districts into two was discussed.
of Schools Edwin s.