The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-28
DEMAND STREET
CAR SERVICE


condemnation proceedings right o
way from Burnham's meadow al inl
the westerly side Of Stevens Draucl
and between the river and the pres
ent Brooklyn street. The railroad, iol
instance, paid his father, the late G. ID
Carpenter, something like 1925 for {
considerable strip of land. That ant
the other parcels of land were, oil
course, not used for railroad purposes
and have lain idle ever since, no source
OF income to the city and no use 9th.
erwise Now the Granite Railroad Co
has gone out Of existence, it is said
Taxes never have been paid on the
property SO far as he knew; and the
taxes would now amount to several
thousand dollars and surely the land
itself would be worth that amount
Therefore, Mr.. Carpenter thought it
highly desirable that the city begin in
vestigation and acquire the land for
development in some way. So the al
dermen thought, too, and they referred
the matter to the city attorney to in
vestigate.
Among the numerous building per-
mits granted was only one of any
magnitude. That was the petition of
Charles Bianchi & Son to rebuild part
of their stoneshed off West Second
street which was burned a year ago.
Charles Bianch & Sons propose to
erect a section measuring AS by 100
feet, with wing Of IL feet on the
northerly side along the lines OF the
remaining section That permit was
granted, as were these: George Lander.
to move henhouse from 10 Center
street to l02 Washington; Angie Crug-
nola estate to move a benhouse to the
rear Of lot at 81 Smith street r.
Malnaroli to build woodshed on Ber-
lin street; James Orr to move hen
house from Bank to Cherry street: w.
j. Loughheed to build a piazza at the
rear of Ia French street; G. Al Heath
to build piazza at the front OF l73
Washington street. The application Of
Joseph Movalli to move woodshed to
the west side Of lot on Howard street
was referred to the fire committee The
building inspector reported he granted
AZ minor permits in MAY. A Fine ct
al were granted conditional permit
on Granite street.
The street committee will investi-
gate Brozicevic Bros desire to lay an
air pipe across Smith street from the
Lille granite plant p. NJ Carr wants
to string wires across Camp street TO
the Fritz Jackson barn. The Saliva
ton Army desired two monthe' ex-
tension OF them option on the old town
hall and were granted it, They have
paid $500 on the $4,000 purchase price.
A concern in Burlington has applied
TO the city for a quantity of crushed
rock, and the city's new crusher will
be put into operation soon to ill that
Falls.
Fireworks selling permits were grant |
ID to G. D. Webster at 262 North Main !
street, A. Tomasi, corner of Main and /
Merchant streets, and b, Tomasi al ISL |
North Main street Then the aldermen |
vent into executive session. Curtain |
lrawn. Later the board decided to. in |
gite the Board Of Trade lighting com
nittee to confer with the city lighting |
'pHttuittfs fcEhtulftk Stttet bEhtth-s
The following warrants were read
Turing the evening and ordered paid;
Sity clerk, payroll. $S8.07; street de-
,artment. payroll, s5I07e; engineer.
payroll. S4l.l5; water department,
payroll, SOILS; fire department. pay
oil. S20a.10; police department pay
oil. 1855; G. L. Booth, ianitor. $50:
!. Il. Gregory. s4.4s; w A. Bradford,
1875; r. H. Rowell, SIS; Joseph
;reen, $3.50; Vermont Towel Supply |
o., $3.50, Charles Leel. So; Kelly Nell
on garage, SIPS; G. Camire. hay,
30.5l city treasurer. cash paid out,
$3.50; Grsnita Savings Bank 4 Trust
o.. 100000. water bonds due July |,
D22, with six months interest at three
nd one half per cent, SOL ,050; H. w.
colt. four weeks salary, $40; over.
Ger Of poor, requisition for June bills,
| 200; Granite Savings bank. discount
n two city notes. s36l.l3; H. NJ vii.
or Ia hor ON wbiSffe all