The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-04
MONTPELIER
Cleanup Plans Were Considered by a
Special Committee.


Special Committee.
The special committee of the city
council to arrange for cleanup Of
the city on May ., 10 and II, composed
of Aldermen George Edison and John
| Gowdey, met in the memorial room OF
the city hall last night with the ward
chairmen for this work to discuss the
plans. The chairmen attending were !:
j. p. Galleher, who will take two
wards, Frank Doucette and Harry BIZ
anchi, DR.. c. H. Burr, district health
officer, M. G. Ferry, street commission
er, Chief of Police +. J. Connolly and
Fire Chief " B. Persons also attended.
Other chairmen are T. Il. Callahan and
/ c. u. Kingsbury. L. A. Kelly has re-
| signed owing to other duties. The
| ward cleanup schedule was fixed as
| follows: May o, wards and 3; May
| 10, wards and 5; May IL, wards |
and g. In regard to dump on the
Willett property on Barre street, 10
! was decided to clean up the property
and send bill to the owner, who is
understood to be out of town. 1t was
estimated that the rubbish there can
! be removed in two truck loads. Harry
| Bianchi offered the use of his truck
for day if the city would pay the
driver his regular wage Of S3, and
also offered the use of his dumping
grounds on River street to shorten hauls
| in that district. The obtaining of use
of other trucks privately owned was
discussed, and it is probable that two
men will be sent with every truck.
Commissioner Ferry is to see to the
hiring of men. Mr.. Burr stated that
| he was heart and soul behind the clean
up movement, but owing to other
pressing duties would be unable to give
any time to the work. The use of
posters and fliers to advertise the
cleanup was talked over
The next meeting of the committee
will be held in the memorial room on
Monday evening next at 1880.
The Woman's club presented their
fashion show a second time in the
Playhouse last night before a packed
house. The sum of $50 was received
from the Playhouse by the club for the
privilege of putting ON the show, and
the money will be applied on the clubs
piano fund. Mrs. G. A. Lang, chair
man of the music committee, was in
charge of the show last night as on
the first occasion, when the show was
presented in the city hall The an
nouncer was C.. Alfred Lang. The mer-
chants represented were; Mems cloth
ing, w. L. Adams & Son, Frank A.
Adams and A. d. Farwell; dry goods,
the Gleason store, the MeCuen store,
D. J.. Morse and f. p. Dover; carpet,
TAYLOR store and d. j. Morse; MILF
merry, Mrs Bailey, Mrs. Cross, Miss
Francis Morse; hickory porch furni-
ture and couch hammock, Volholm
store; shoes, City Boot shop and b.
NJ. Shepard; Edison photograph, Jo-
sph Abare; chatting dish, Capital Hard
ware company The spotlight was
furnished by p. Conf and has many
improvements designed by Mrs. Conf
Representative Daniel o'Brien Of
South Burlington was a visitor at the
State House yesterday. 1t was ru-
mored that he was picking out his
seat for the next session of the legis-
lature.
DIR. f. w. Robinson of Bellows Falls
and DIR. C. A. Prouty of Rutland, both
veterinarians, were in the city Wednes
day to confer with f. s. Brigham, com
missioner of agriculture.
The w. +. Carey company, Inc, of
Delaware, has registered with the sec
rotary Of state as a foreign corpora
ton. This concern win build dam
across the Deerfeld river.
The granite blocks purchased by
Percival w Clement during his term
as governor to be placed around the
cases Of the flag poles in front of the
State House were installed yesterday
by Eugene Buck under the direction OF
Sergeant-at Arms d. J. Dwinell.
Nicholas st. John of Barre City was
committed TO the state hospital at Wa
terbury yesterday by Judge Frank
Martin in probate court. f. C. Dufficy,
city attorney, appeared for Barre, and
States Attorney Charles B. Adams ap-
peared for the state.
In probate court, Stephen Rizzi has
settled his final account as executor
of the last will and testment of Carlo
Merlo. late Of Barre City.
L. r. Brown of burlington was in
the city on bushes Wednesday.
NJ. NJ Ogden Of Rutland arrived in
the city on Wednesday.