The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-13
BUILDING REPORTS
BEFORE ALDERMEN
But More Important Matters Were
Put Over Till Next
Week.

line primary contest occupied IN
center OF interest for the Barre boart
of aldermen last evening and for tha'
treason the meeting was cut short ARt
all of the large and more important
business was carried over until tht
next meeting of the board.
| Considerable discussion was raised
over copy Of letter in regard to
ornamental street lighting sent to the
city clerk from John Mead Howells
architect from New York City. Mr..
Smart had been instructed by the
council to write Mr.. Howells in re-
gard to the best forms for street light
ing and in the meantime some unofficial
party had written to Mr.. Howells ask
ing for the same information which he
received, copy Of the letter sent him
being sent Mr.. Smart. instead OF the
opposite order which should have exist
ed, in order that the communication
could be filed. The matter was held
over until the next meeting.
Herbert liter of North Main street
appeared before the board with blue
prints Of the design for extending the
windows in his building on the corner
of Depot square formerly occupied by
the V. D. Carleton store. II was moved
and carried by the board that the build
ing committee and inspector be given
a few days to look over the site of the
proposed changes.
Gerald Holmes. who recently asked
for a permit to build garage in the
rear Of his new store on South Main
street, was notified by the building
committee that his building. which had
already been started, would have TO be
moved farther from the Page buildings
in the same vicinity and that 1t would
have TO be covered with sheet metal or
iron 10 reduce the fire risk. These rec
were laid before the city
clerk for record.
Reports of the building inspector,
read and approved, were as follows;
James Lord was granted permission to
build a dwelling house at % Orange
street, according to specifications laid
down. MFR. Lord also requested permits
sion from the board to connect his
house with the sewer pipe through
drain already dug for water pipes. The
latter matter was referred to the street
Malta Frassnchini was
granted permit TO move a henhouse
from the Richardson road 20 Wiley
street. G. Garcia was given permission |
to erect a wagon shed off Spring street |
provided that II be covered with Ere
proof material
After due inspection by the building
Paul Mascetti Of 4o5 North \
Main street was granted permission to
rect q garage and TO move a piazza
provided that the former was covered
With metal sheathing Of steel or iron
md was erected a specified distance
rom surrounding buildings.
The following warrants were read
md ordered paid: City clerk, payroll.
's6.o7: street department, payroll,
'52i b; engineers department, payroll,
Ais; police department. payroll.
's6.45: assessors, payroll. $40; c. l.
,ooth, $40: ID. NJ Gilbert=on. wire in
pection, Sp.z5; James W. Sullivan.
osting notices. s.; J. r. Holt. 50 per
ent on contract for erection Of supply
he'd. s47250: Granite City Press. SIS;
!. W. Averill company, sl4s7; Gran
ie CITY Tool company. e0c; Noble Re- {
ming company. sl226; Lane Davis |
smpany. slSa5; II Habbep. Sac; I
gorge A Caldwell company. $500; |
uy c. Howard. st45; r A. Drown.
ac: \. y. Phelps company. s4-3s: r L. q
lark. s2i %. KenPfon Mills. sl5ls5; I
Iarvey and Mower. 7sc. the Electric ,
lore. soc. p y Lamb company. $50.
I. r. Tel a Tel Co. sli55; board of ,
-arIfies and probafion. So