The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11
PROTEST ASSESSMENT ON
CLEVELAND AVE. SEVER
Three Land Owners Made Appearance
Before Aldermen--No Ac-
ton Taken

of aldermen held last evening.
The meeting, which is usually
called at o'clock, was held at 9 In or
der to give the members of the board
Ia chance to attend the meeting Of the
board Of civil authority called for Z
O'Clock
4 The major portion of the time spent
for the meeting was in listening 20
complaints on assessments on the in
stallation of sewer on Cleveland ave-
nue. by property owners Who had pur-
chased property since the installation.
Three different complaints we're lis
tened to and gone into briefly before
being put over until the next meeting.
| A communication in regard to the
municipal wood supply for the coming
winter was listened TO and it was de-
cided that bids would be opened for 100
cords, all bids to include teaming.
] A communication from the Jones
Brothers company was received rela-
| five to the extension Of sewer up the
Richardson road in event of the build
/ ing of three new hoilses proposed %
| be erected on that road by the com
pany. The matter was let rest for tie
present.
A request made by Chief Heney fof
seven new coats for the Are department
in order that the old ones which are
becoming unserviceable may be turned
over to the call men was brought up
by Alderman Rogers and, in view Of
the recent action by the council in re-
l. =. III.
ETY., it was left for later date to be
considered.
An offer Of 5000 was received from
the McAllister and Kent company for
water supplied in the Miles block bnt
liz did not meet the approval of the
council, the original bill sent them f,r
water supplied being over 800 and the
matter was left for consideration and
pefusal at the next meeting.
A request by properly owner build
ing house on the corner of Averill
and Jefferson street for continuation
Of the Jefferson street sidewalk TO the
front Of his new dwelling was brought
up but no action was taken on the
matter.
A communication from the Montpel- |
ier and Barre Light ami Power COM
pany relative to extending their line |
along Merchant street beyond the poor
farm was read. Should this action be
taken, the company wishes an agree |
ment signed for $50 additional rate for /
five Years to cover cost and a reduction
TO SIG after that period. The matter
was not closed.
A request from John A. Murphy for
reports on the city treasurer, assessors, /
street commissioners, street superIa-
tendent and public works committees
was read and ordered laid on the table.
George Il. Mills of Franklin street Of
fered to furnish materials for putting |
a gutter in near his home on Franklin
street provided that the city would |
sanction the work. His offer was &C
cepted.
An offer from the Pennsylvania Met
al company on metal sheathing and
iron work for the proposed erection of
a garage was read and referred to the
inspector.
w. Il. Folsom was granted permit
to keep COW and pigs At his home on
y Railroad street.
A report from the overseer of the
poor was read and ordered placed on
fle.
The following permits we're granted
with reservations as provided by the {
building inspector: ID. c. Wilmot was
granted a permit to build garage at
IS Merchant street and also to move
henhouse on the same lot provided IN
as to material werr carried (
mt; Patrick Brown was granted per-
nit TO build an elevator in the rear Of l
md to fix up the rear OF the cement {
,lock owned by him and occupied by
he w. d. Smith company in North .
lain street, provided the fire commit '
ee and chief reported favorably. The I
sarre theatres request for permission {
o remodel the Bijou theatre was read I
nd ordered granted provided it met e
With the approval of the FIRE committee a
nd chief; James Alexander was grant a
d permission to build garage at his {
ome on Maple avenue.
The following warrants were read n
nd ordered approved: Payrolls, city /
Jerk, Ss6o7 street department, S34s.- {
s.: engineers department. s4l.l5; wa {
sr department, 5000 ire department, c.
le4.s5; police department, s9l.S5; as
essors. 500: c. l.. Booth. services as {
,nitor. $50; James w. Sullivan. post a
lg checklists, 50: Granite City Press,
25.3O; Granite City Tool company,
l225; r. Il. Clark. S3.44; Reynolds 4
on. 1913; G. w. Averill, $3054; H. G A
ennett company, sl0o.04; A. NJ flen
ers. slO.15; s. n. Parker. $3.50,
NTH. whi.comb and Cook, SAT-; J.
Robinson. Sll4.35: Harvey and Nov L
:. s7.60; n. ID. Phelps company, Sl7.- s.
;: Allen Lumber company, $500; a
Iarsh- Allen company, ss.25; H. Hab- T
p, 1894; Eddy Valve company, sI.6U; G
ane Davis company, Sl0.53.
Perry Auto company. 1915; Barre a
lectric company, sl3.90; the Electric ,
ore. s3.as: Barre Gas company, $40; ,
smes Mcleod, 1888; ID C. Roben, pl
,7.75: Farmers exchange, sl225; P'
empton Mills, $40; X VI. Nelson,
C; w. j. Clapp. slls5l; Houghton
"a Robins. si2.l0; r. +. Avery, city
,ysician. $50; board Of charities and u
.obation. mothers aid, S4s; city Of
are water department. water service,
5ss: city treasurer for engineers de- :.
bills. s4l.49, city treasurer u
r engineers department bills. S37.o7 "
iward c. Dufficy, salary = city sttor- ~
y for August and September. S9a.l6: ~
r. Davis Duplication company. 1920; 10
49, Smart city clerk for school ren- sa