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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-17

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So 2 An o,,s ,rd u,r,s Of ,cts IN.
con.;.icn, with this "c, nrs bnrehv 70.
nealcJ.
S,c 4 rLi. ,ct shall t,ko effect from
i.s oa.s,na
Appro..l Nuv. 1l 1857.
An No, in addition TO chantcr seventy Of
the General Statutes. in relation TO
divorce.
"a hcrc,,v enacted. &c.
Sec. |. After the fling of a libel for
tbe dissolution of a marriaoc or for n
divorce. any iud1e of the suprcme court
NAV. ON tbc peiition of the wife. probibit
the husband from imposing any restraint
on her personal liberty during the pen,
dencv Of the Gbcl and may in like man
nor. on ,he nnp,icutjon of either par,v.
maj ie s,cb order concerning the care and
cnstodv Of the minor children of the
parties. durin, the pcuIencv Of the libel,
a. shall br doe,nal rxpolient and for the
benefit of the children.
See. ;. After the filing Of Il libel Ior
divorce any judge OF the supreme court,
such notice to the adverse party as said
judge shall direct, make such order and
d,c~ce in regard to the temporary alimony
qnd funds to support the vie and minor
children, and mnntam the litigation du'
rn9 '.r Peod'nry "' Su'h iuei' as 10 The
sAih = i"9e stall seem Just
Sec. :. i.a act shall take eject from
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An Act in adli,i,n to San act for the
regulation unl government Of the Yer
mont Reform school, approved Nov.
~, 1876.
1t i hereby enacted, sc.
sec. |. Whenever any jusiica of the
peace shall bind over for trial to the
county court any minor within the age of
sixteen years. such justice in his discre-
tion may order such minor, for the want
of sufficient suret,es. to he confined in the
Vermont Reform School at Waterbury,
instead of the county jail.
Sec When any boy shall be CONS
miGcd 10 said School by virtue Of this
act, and said boy shall not submit to the
rules and requirements Of saii School, or
hi~ nrc.euce in said School shall be prciu-
liclal thereto By and with the advice OF
the trustees, the superintendent shall en-
dorSe upon a copy Of the warrant left with
the superintendent when said boywas com
miltcd, an order to commit said boy to
the common Jail Of the county from which
sail boy WAS sent to said School. And
aid order shall be, as near as practcablc
in the form following:
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An Act in addition TO chapter twenty Of
the General Statutes, relating TO the
support and removal Of paupers.
1t hi, hereby enacted, 81.
Sec l. Whenever. the seloctmcn Of
any town shall institute court of in1ui,
ry, under The provisions Of section Gttcen
Of chapter twenty Of the General Statutes
they shall give notice thereof to the States
attorney Of the county in Which such town
Is situated. at least twelve days before the
time Of holding such court, and it shall be
the duty Of such States attorney TO at
Tend such court, aud conduct the exami-
nation in behalf of the State.
See. :. Tlis act shall take effect from
iis pl SAGE.
Approved Nov. l5, 1871.
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Sec. l. No person shall come from
without this State into any town in the
State, with intent to become chargeable
as pauper TO such town, unless such
p,r-On has a legal settlement in such
town, or has good reason TO believe he
has legal settlement in such town
Sec. 2. Any person who shall violate
the provisions of the preceding section,
shall be fined not exceeding twenty dol-
lars, or be imprisoned in the common Jail
not exceeding ex months.
Sec. g. Justices Of the peace shall have
jurisdiction Of cffenses under this act, No
justice or juror shall act in the trial of
any prosecution relating to the town in
which lac resides.
Approved Nov. q. 1867.
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An Act concerning the education of chill
dr,n between eight and fourteen years
Of age.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-17

An Act in addition to chapter twenty two
Of the General Statutes, entitled, "Com-
mon schools and school laws" relating
10 collectors of school districts.
1t is hereby enacted, &c;
Sec. The sevral collectors of
school districts in This State. before en-
tering upon the duties Of their respective
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An Act in amendment Of sections forty
five and sixty,one of chapter eighty
nine Of the General Statutes, entitled
"Of Banks
1t is hereby enacted, &C.
Sec. |. That so much Of sections for
tv-iyc and sixty one of chapter eighty
nine of the General Statutes, as relates to
the election and salary of bank commits
sioncr is hereby repealed
Sec. .. The Auditor of Accounts is
authorized to perform any duties now pre-
scribcd by law TO be done by the bank
commissioner.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from
lis passage
Approved Oct. 2G, 1867.
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An Act in addition to chapter twenty
four Of the General Statutes. entitled
"Of laying out and disseminating high
ways and bridges.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
See |, Whenever, in the opinion of
the scIectmcn of amy town, any public
highway in such town is liable 10 be Oh
strucicd by snow.driits, and the fences
adjoining such highway, are so constructed
that they may he copvenenily laid down,
such seleclmen may cause any portions OF
such fences to be laid down to remain du
ring the then coming winter, under the
same provisions for notice, hearing and
damages, as are provided in section nine
of chapter twenty-iour OF the General
Statutes.
Sec 2. This act shall take eff ct
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 20, 1867.
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An act in relation TO the hours Of labor OF
children employed in manufacturing
and ncchanical establishments.
1t is hereby enacted, g..
Sec |. No child under the are Of ten
year,, snail be employed in any nanuiac-
t1ring or mechanical establishment with
in the State.
sec. 2. 10 Child under the age Of
fifteen years shall be employed in any
manufacturing or mechanical etiNh!ish-
ment, more thau ten hours i'll one day.
Sec. B. Any owner, agent, supcrin
tendent or o,er-eer oi any manufacturing
or mechanical establishment, who shall
knowingly employ or permit 90 he en-.
p!pycd. ANY cliild IN violation OF The Pre-
ceding Fsction@ and any parent Or guar
dian who aliows or consents to such su-
ploy shall, for such offense, forfeit
the sum Of fifty dnllars
See. A. II shall be the duty Of town
grand jurors, States Attorneys ana con
stables, in any city or town, 10 see that
the provisions Of tits act are complied
with, ane to prosecute oif-nses against the
same, in accordance, with tho existing
laws Of this State.
Sec D This act shall take effect
april lst, 1863.
Approved Nov 81, 1867.
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! Superintendent; OF
\ VI. Reform School

Sec 3, ANY sheriff, or constable in the
State may serve the said warrant and
commit said boy To the Jail cf the county
from which said boy was sent, and said
boy shah be held in sand Jail to answer
the charge against him as though lie had
been committed to said Jail instead Of the
said Reform School.
Sec. 4. The cost oC committing such
boy to jail shall be pail out of the funds
of said School.
See. 3. When such boy, so commit
ted, shall give surety for his appearance
before the comfy court to anSw the
charge against him, as provided in section
twelve, chapter one hundred and twenty
four OF the General Statutes, and the
clerk of said court shall certify such fact
TO the superintendent, said superintendent
shall discharge saeh hoy from said School
Approved Nov Fl, 1867.
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II IS hereby cnacteu, &C
Sec l. Every Child Of good health
and sound mind, between eight and four
teen years of age, in this state, shall at
tend publ; school at least three months
in the year. unless such child has been
otherwise furnished with the means Of
education for Il like period Of time. or hes
already acquired the branches Of learning
taught in the public schools.
Sec. 2. No child between tie above
ages, who has resided in this State one
year, shall be employed in any mill or
factory un.ess such cl.ild has already at
tendel public school thiee months with
in the year next preceding.
Sec. 3. Evory parent or guardian
who permits h.s cliild or ward to violate
the above provisions, or every owner, en-
ployer or ovorseor Of any mill or factory
who shall employ any clili in violation
Of action two ui this act, shall forfeit end
pay sum not less than ten dollars ar
more than twenty dollars, 10 be rcuc cvcred
like other penalties, by prosecution before
any Justice OF the peace, one half Of said
penalty TO 90 10 the complainant, and the
other half to The treasurer Of town III
which such child resides.
Approved Nov. q, 1867.
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