The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-26
BUILDING
ON EMAIL JOBS
Barre S.ldermen Act on
II 4 8 ,lications, Largest
g mber in Years
MOSTLY GARAGES
AND ADDITIONS
Sewer on Smith and Black
well Streets May Go Over
Another Year

are picking up in Barre, Judging by the
unusually large number of applications
before the board of aldermen last
night, no less than seventeen being
brought in by Inspector Rand, it be-
ing the largest single sheaf Of applica-
tions in ten years. However, none Of
the jobs was large, the construction be-
ing confined chiefly to additions and
garages. There wasn't a residence in
the list
Two Of the applications were held us
pending investigation, that Of Willis
Nenable for a garage at Wendell place
because the site was partly on proper
fy originally intended for street, and
that of A. Labrans for a storehouse
and addition to a garage at SO Gran
lite street because the location is in the
fire district. The former matter went
70 the street committee and the lat
ter to the fire committee.
Permits granted were: B. Fumiaalli.
coal shed, 7 by 30 feet, Off Granite
street; Arthur Charbonneau. woodshed
IN rear of house at 81 Farwell street
and to move henhouse; Amedo Con.
dera, ito move henhoiise from Howlans.
street to Circle street; Mrs. Alma II.
Perry. sleeping porch at 81 Elm street;
Mabel Troup side piazza at SCI Nortl,
Main street; Napoleon LeClair, add.
tion to dwellinghouse on Hillside ave
nue.; Mrs. Anna Philips, piazzS at IS
Currier street; Il. Calcagni, rerTSdel
piazza at "a Center street; Louis Ro-
manos, addition to woodshed at 80
Prospect street; Paul Hedwall, remodel
barn at 13 Hill street: Henry Lundc.
garage of Beach street; James Nicol,
addition at 81 Maple avenue; Philip
Beaulieu, garage at l42 Elm street,
III. M. Perrin, piazza at house on Pros
pect street and raise barn and build
cement cellar: A. Colombo, move hem
house at "a Berlin street
The much debated benhouse of Me>
Iver off South Main street VIII be per
mitted to be built providing the build
ers agree TO remove to 10 feet or
raze the building when they lose pos
session of barn located within two
feet OF the present site. L. A. and H
b. Houghton, on favorable report of
the health committee. will be per
mitted to build bin in barn at 81
Elm street providing the manure IN thi
bin is removed as soon as the recepta
Gle is filed. Some of the nearby res,
idents on jefferson street in the rear
had objected. it was stated.
Reporting on the public garage heing
built by J. B. Sanglinetti on North
Main street, the fire committee recon
mended adherence TO the original spec
ification that hollow tile be used be-
tween the garage and the former
Northern hotel; and the report was
accepted.
The erection of proposed 25.t0o
gallon gasoline storage tank by II. g.
Bennett on Batehelder meadow. 300
Teet eastcrly from the Gustafson stone
she'd and on a private road. was re-
'erred to the fire committee II Is pro-
'osed to put the tank above ground
md in accordance with the rules and
of the national board OF
and the Vermont state
aw A public hearing viii probably be
leard on the request.
smith Blackwell Street Sewer Delayed.
The Smith Blackwell street sewer
which had advanced
through first reading of resolution
asst meeting sdiudging the public good
nd necessity Of the sewer, came to an
brupt halt last night when the reso-
Ition was laid on the table on mo
ion of Alderman Rogers. who said he
id not oppose the idea but wanted to
now where the money was coming
rom before the city was committed
, the Job. He preferred to see what
he cityTs grand list is going TO be.
Alderman Rogers was supported by
. j. Healy of Canton Bros. owners Of
granite plant on Smith street. Mr.
ealy said. he was not opposed to a
,wer, domestic and Surface, but that
, believed the plane ought to be
orked out carefully following consul
Ition with the abutfers, and that the
ans be perfected this summer 81 that
le city could go ahead with the pro-
ct next summer. He opposed hasty
'tion. be said. There were good
any problems. he added. which must
considered before the thing is done
ght.
Alderman ossola Of the fifth ward
uRht hard for the sewer proposition.
claring that the Smith blackwell
rect section had needed a sewer Cor
long time aud that the proposal hsd
en- passed from ono council TO an
her. He moved To amend the Rogers
otion to table by adopting the reso-
lion and ordering the recommenda-
,ns carried out. Chairman Mccarthy
led the proposed amendment out Of
der. and then. on the Rogers mo-
N. the sewer proposition was ta-
a. with Alderman Ossola alone vot-
I against the motion. Then Aldrr-
in Milne moved that the stree -com-
ttee and the city engineer. together
IN the city attorney, investigate the
itter further.
regulation of itneys came
for informal discussion but the mat
was held open until another meet
when more data Is expected from,
ntpclier regarding proposed action
ne.
Bulls Ordered Paid.
1 he following warrants were read
! ordered paid: Central Vermont n.
Co. share on car Of pipe. ke0s IS.
! clerk. payroll, Ss6.07: street a.
tment. payroll. sf.ieSo9. city enci
r, payroll, s5sl5s water depart