The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
Will Be Carried Out Dur
ing the Next Six
Days
CITY COUNCIL 4 We
ITS INSTR Z TIONS
Public Had Mist 8 rstand-
ing; Collection j pposed
to End Las 3 0nth

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i Although the summe1 collection OF
rubbish by the city was advertised to
pc closed last month, the city council
voted last night, In view Of the misun-
derstanding throughout the city and
the action Of many residents in plac-
ing rubbish at the curb this week, that
/ one more collection would be made:
and the street department was in
structed TO begin six day collection on
Thursday morning, the streets to Be
taken in their usual order.
The wires to the city han have been
burning up" all the week, SO city Off
cials reported, with anxious inquiries
from people regarding the collection;
and the streets in many sections are III
disarray from Halloween celehrators
seizing upon the rubbish to use in their
pranks.
The open session Of the council was
preceded and succeeded BY executive
sessions
In the sandwich open session tile
council heard report Of City Attorney
Dufficy advising against new ordi
nance 10 cover milk inspection on the
ground that the general laws covered
the matter. The city attorney will
however, confer with the health aufilor.
tiles before the council takes definite
action on the report.
Building Inspector Rand reported so
minor permits granted by him during
September; and, on his recommends
ton, the following building permits
were granted: Grant Lane. to remodel
section of building on North Maia
street occupied by the Burlington Rem
dering company; Luke Gallagher I'd
move a henhouse from Glenwood ave-
build two piazzas on North Main street
house.
johnson & Gustafson were given a
permit to build an addition to the
sontherly side of their granite plant %
Boynton street. the sanfe to be is by
rs feet; and E Caciameto and others
were given a permit to erect l6 By
"A granite plant at the rear Of the LOT
at the corner of Lewis and Batchelder
streets.
City Engineer Ruggles reported his
inability to establish street lines on
Fairview street unless resurvey il
made; and the matter was further re-
ferred to him, to the street committee
and to the city attorney
0verseer of the Poor Scott reported
sl.l00 needed for October bills and 5000
to pay the water department for wood
deliyered. Requisition allowed.
"A sewer on Richardson road to the
river was authorized, as was q drain
under Railroad street for Mr. Folsom
In relation to the former sewer. Robert
b Jones of Jones Bros. Go. appeared
and said that his company would stand
responsible for any nuisance which
might develop from passage of the
sewer in a culvert of the Montpelier s.
Wells River railroad. The sewer is ta
run from the company's houses ON
road.
The fire committee reported that A
Fine and others had violated the pro-
visions of their permit for building
garage in the rear of lot at the cornes
of Main and Granite streets; and tha
matter WAS referred to the city attor-
new
The Salvation Army rep-Tted that u
proposed TO complete payment for the
old city building soon and take over
the title, having already advanced $500
IF the $1,000 purchase price. Luke Gal
agher's application for pool room Ii
,ense in the old Biiou theatre was re-
ferred to the license committee
Raymond G. Lupine resigned as a
regular fireman, stating that he could
make more money in something else
Accepted.
The following warrants were read
ind ordered paid; City clerk, payroD,
$50 ,-street department, s303.os; On
incer, SAILS; water department, sSl
s.; fire department. sle9.s5; police de-
,artment, Ss5.25; c. L. Booth, $40, J.
n. Sullivan, posting notices Of general
lection. 81; Paige & Campbell, scci-
lent insurance on truck. s3e.75: Noble
Refining company. S50.4l; Drown Mo-
or Car company, S2.l6; Manchester
supply company, sl4.sa; Harry Wilder,
23: ]. J. Lamb, printing and station
nv. sos: Homer Fits company, Slf4n:
iontpelier & Barre Light g. Power
o.. supplies, 50 90: American LsFrance
ire Engine company, so: orerseer CT
oor. requisition for October for oils
nd fuel, $1,000.