The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-29
BARRE NOTIFIED
or TRACTION SUIT
City Attorney Was Instructed to Rep
resent City in the Pro-
coedings.

At the regular meeting OF the boarf
of aldermen last evening the actor
| taken bv the American Trust compan,
against the Barre and Montpelier Trac
| tion and Power company was brought
officially to attention through the pre-
scntation OF copy OF the papers
served on the company in partial fore
closure proceedings. The aldermen de-
bated the matter for short time and
| then referred it to the city attorney.
A resolution authorizing temper
ary loan to the limit Of $4,000 in an
ticipation of taxes for 1922 was pa -scd
TO a second reading and was adopted
al special meeting of the aldermen
held to-day.
The lighting committee reported fa-
vorably on petition for street light
on West Patterson street, and a small
light was ordered placed half way on
the hill
A garage permit to 4. Ottinelli at
the rear of so Granite street was
granted, the garage TO be IS by 20 feet
and one story high. Building Inspector
Rand reported three permits granted in
February.
Applications for licenses as follows
were referred to the license commit
tee: Daniels & Guthrie for a restaurant
license at 205 North Main street, Luigi
Romcri for lunch room license at 32i
North Main street. Hotel Barre for
hotel license and James Mcleod for II
plumbers license at l23 Orange street.
The Palace garages petition for the
la ~.
on the sidewalk curb in front Of its
building was referred to the street
committee TO investigate and report
Petition for sewer on Birch street
was referred to the same committee.
Temporary numbering OF bouses on
certain streets, as asked for at the last
meeting, was granted on report Of the
city engineer; and the matter of re-
the houses throughout the
city because Of many inaccurate mum
behring's was considered, No action on
the latter was taken Requests for npl
to date maps Of the city were also con
sidered, and the matter referred to the
city engineer for further information |
about the cost.
The city clerk was instructed to sell |
of old city reports and |
reports of legislative acts, reserving
lew copies of the city reports. II had |
been reported that the basement vault
IF the clerk was eluttered with a great
OF these books.
Liability insurance of the city viii /
Is last year, and the finance commit
zee was instructed to 20 ahead with
he contract
Lastly the aldermen. after some dis
ussion. passed motion that moving
'ictiHe shows charging admission fees
hall pay city license fee. This ae
ion was taken as the result Of pro i
est reported at The last meeting that
he Universalist church was putting on
Inn exhibitions and charging stip.
dated price for admission.
The following warrants were read
nd ordered paid; Alexander and com
any. dynamite, S220.35; city clerk,
ayroll, ss60i; streets, payroll, $500.
8; engineer, payroll. $36.l5; water.
ayroll, Ss9.l5; FIRE. payroll. 1856;
olice, payroll, $3.50. G. L. Booth,
snitor city building. 500; Martin
iley, Sc: James W. Sullivan. 81 re-
loving ashes from city building. 81;
ater department. cash paid out, Sl29.
:: Peck brothers. dynamite. s63; Will
am Mccarthy, cutting wood, S26.50;
serseer of poor. salary, size; Barre
aily Times. advertising Sl6644; &.
7. Averill. FIRE hose. sfs5.51; Granite .
Ity Press, printing annual reports, P
,56,S2: Granite Savings Bank and :
rust company, interest on school 7
,nds. 1920; Granite Savings Bank :,
ID Trust company, interest on two &
~ warrants and discount on city n
,te for $4,000. S409.ls.