Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-11

for lecture on 90 Interior Life IN tho
South - adopted.
Pefif,ous.-Bv Mr. Wentworth of Chester,
for a new county to a select committee OF
five members of the House to be appointed
by the Chair.
Resolutions-By Mr.. Kennedy of Colches-
ter, granting permission I'd the Committee on
Town Lines to visit the village OF WInooski,
and inspect the part of the town of Burling-
ton that is proposed to he annexed 10 the
town of Colchester adopted.
By Mr. Hunt of St. Adams, of citizens
of St. Albans, asking the passage of the bill
to incorporate the Misisquoi Bay Ferry
Company to Committee on highways,
Bridges and Ferries.
By Mr. Kennedy of Colchester, OF citizens
of Colchester, praying that a part OF tho
town of Burlington may be set off to Col
chester to Committee on Town iInts-
By MIR. Strong of Adds IN, sundry petit
tions praying for tie charter OF Lake Shore
Railroad to Committee on Railroad
Bv Mr. Hancock of Worcester, that no
hill or resolution requiring reference to
committee, be introduced IN the House after
Tuesday next; rejected.
BIS introduced and referred-By Mr.
Pingry of WeatheIsheld, relating to school
districts; to Committee on Judiciary. By
| Mr. Pingry of Weathcrsheld, to authorize
| the making of roads and drains in certain
cases To Committee on Judiciary- BY Mr.
| Mason of Richmond. incorporating the For
rest Mill Lumber Company to Committee
IN Corporations By MIR. Barney of Castle
| ton. in addition an act to Incorporate the
| Western Vermont Slate Company to Com
mittee on Corporations. By Mr. Mason Of
| Richmond to Incorporate the Richmond Gem
etery Association to Committee on Corpo-
rations. BY Mr.. Mead OF Randolph, relat-
ing to the recovery of damages; to Commit
tee on Judiciary. Providing that whenever
any person in state of intoxication shall
willfully commit any injury upon the person
or property of any other individual, the
| latter shall have the ri ght of action against
the person who, by himself, clerk OF servant,
shall have furnished the intoxicating liquor
causing such intoxication; and in case of
death or disability of any person from such
| injury, OF of the person Intoxicated, whero
the wife, parent or child are dependent on
such person for their means of support, they
shall have the same right of action.
| BY Mr.. Goodrich of Berkshire. to incorpo-
rate the Berkshire, Vermont Phoenix Spring
Company to Committee on Corporations.
By Mr.. Shattuck of Waterville, to incorporate
the Lamoille Manufacturing Company; to
| Committee on Corporations. BY Mr.. Bart
lett of Lyndon, relating to railway stations
on railroads to Committee on Railroads.
By Mr. Kennedy of Colchester, to incorporate
the Green Mount Cemetery Association of
| Burlington /; to Committee on Corporations.
By Mr. Hall of Orwell, to incorporate the
Orwell Cheese Factory Company to Com
mittee on Corporations. By Mr. Allis Of
Brookfeld, (by request) to amend an act re-
iating to offenses against the lives and per-
sons of Individuals; TO Committee on Ju-
dietary By Mr.. Mead of Randolph, to
repeal an act authorizing towns to establish
central schools to Committee on Education.
By Mr.. Gibb of Salem, in addition TO sections
E i and 81 of chapter "a General Statutes, re-
latlng to laying out and discontinuing high
ways and bridges to Committee on Judicia-
ry By Mr.. Waterman of Wilmington, in
addition to section 10, chapter 81, General
Statutes in relation to trustees to Com
mittee on Judiciary. By Mr. Miles of AL
bany, TO incorporate the Albany Mill Co..
to Committee on Corporations. BY Mr.. Pur-
mort of Georgia, to change the name of Her
bert Lewis to General Committee. By Mr.
| Fish of Dandy, to incorporate the NJ. V.
J c. Williams Cheese Manufacturing Com
panv of DANNY; to Committee on Corpora
tons. Bv Mr. Divoll of Rockingham, to
incorporate the Bellows Falls Building Asso-
ciatiOn; to Committee on Corporations
Special Order.-llouse bill 80, to amend
| an act entitled an act in amendment of sec
tion |, of chapter %, of the General Stat
utes. relating to the Board of Education.
Mr.. Grout of Barton, said he was in favor
| of a part of the bill, but opposed to tho
part of it which made it obligatory on the
| iovernor to remove at least two of the mem
bers of the board each year. lie moved to
amend so that instead of requiring the Gov
ernOr TO remove two members each year, he
shall be required to re-appoint at least three
members of the board of the next preced-
ing year; leaving the other three members
of the board at the discretion of the Gov
ernor.
| Upon inquiry of Mr.. Miner of NIanche.-
ter Mr.. Mead of Randolph, chairman of the
Committee on Education, said the Governor
had now the power to appoint the old board,
or any other. part of it, and he could see no
benefit in the amendment. The object of
| the bill is to remove from the Governor any
responsibility for not nominating any men-
| Der of the old board, and he thought the
Legislature ought to take the responsibility.
and require at least two new members, leav-
| ing four old members. lie said the bill
makes change in the provision requiring
| that one member in each congress lonal dis
trlct shall be practical teacher
The amendment of Mr. Grout was rejected
and the bill was passed.
SeRGte Bills referred.-Senate bill 81, to
incorporate the Belden's Falls Mar BILE Com
pany to Committee on Corporations
| The Speaker announced as special commit
tee on the part of the House in pursuance OF
a Joint resolution relating to retrenchment
and reform, Messrs. Wood of Fairhayen,
| Reed of Waitsfeld, Wheelock of Berlin.
/ Hibbard of Concord, Fletcher of Cavendish
| The Speaker announced as select committee
on the part of the House relating to final ad-
journment, Messrs. Hancock OF Worcester.
Proctor of Rutland, and Miner of Manches-
ter.
Reports.-From Committee on Educa ton.
House bill Ill, relating to the fees of school
district clerks, by substitute bill, which
Was ordered to lie on the table, and be prin-
ted.
On motion of Mr.. Miner of Manchester,
a adjourned.