The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-12
MONTPELIER
City Council Votes Bonus for Two Pa
trolmen.

tr0lmen.
The Montpelier city council voted
last night to pay to Patrolmen Pa
ward ID. Sloan and Frank Baldwin bo-
muses. Of 300 each for 1921. This ac-
ton was taken following recommen-
dation from Chief of Police r. j. Con
molly that the two patrolmen, who are
on duty every night from $3.50 to 5'30
a. M, should receive a raise in pay,
with bonus for the past year.
The legal establishment OF every
street line in the city was discussed,
and it was suggested that photostats
Of the lines be made as soon as they
were established, and the photostats,
which would be in the nature OF blue
prints, be bound into book as per-
mancnt and accessible record OF lnfor-
nation on this head.
A revision and compilation OF the
city ordinances was also discussed -
was stated that in order to ascertain
the correct ordinance In some cases, It
was necessary to look through Nrge
mass Of records. The ordinances have
not been properly revised since 1901,
it was stated 1t was suggested that
competent service be obtained to 90
over the ordinances, "throw out the
ebaff" and recommend such additions
al seemed necessary.
The purchase Of an automobile street
sprinkler and of tractors for use by
city departments was also discussed,
M was the purchase of a machine for
typewriting into bound record hook,
the latter 10 be used by the city clerk.
A motion to charge Heaton hospital
$50 for city water used during the
year was passed. 1t WAS also voted 10
give To Mrs. Agnes M. Dover, assistant
10 City Clerk T. R. Merrill 800 adj
ditional pay for the past year.
John T. Whitney of the state engi-
neer's office was in Burlington to-day
on business connected with the Office.
State Highway Commissioner i. W..
Dix was in Hardwick yesterday on
business connected with the highway
The morning train from Burlington,
due at s:35, was delayed by the heavy
snow Of yesterday and last night, ar
irving in Montpelier about Q o'clock.
The sum Of ss,662.5o from 1922 an
tomobile fees was received at the Office
OF the state treasurer from Secretary
OF State Harry A. Black on Jan. II.
Wilbur Martin has given to Henry
G. Holmes quit deed claim on prop
erty on Town hill consisting Of two
houses and farm, and the deed has
been filed with the city clerk.
The funeral Of Arthur Foley, who
died Tuesday morning at Waterbury,
was held from the undertaking rooms
OF Barber Il Lanier this morning at
10 o'clock. The body was entombed at
Green Mountain cemetery until next
spring. Rev. G.. H. Redding oiiiciated.
1t is understood that the deceased had
two daughters, who have not been To-
Gated as yet.
Probate Judge Ernest Moore Of Lud
low visited the Office OF the secretary
of state Wednesday morning to secure
information regarding vital statistics.
The new rooms in the Bailey block
on State street. recently obtained by
Montpelier post, No. 8, Of the Amer
lean Legion, for use as club rooms, will
be opened tonight for the regular
meeting. Joseph q. Frattini,
James BROMLEY and Michael Nj. y.
Cohan have been appointed to draw up
q set OF club room rules, which they
will present TO the post for their up
prevail tonight. II is planned to hold