The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-09
LEGISLATURES OF VERMONT.
SENATE.
WEpSEsDAy, Nov. 3.
Prayer by the Chaplain.

SENATE.
WEDSEsDAy, Nov. 3.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal of yesterday read and approx
ed.
Joim oth by Mr.. Hutchinson of
Orangc, granting the Use of the Hall of
the House Of Representatives to Rev.
Collins Stove Of Hartford, Connecticut,
for au exhibition of deaf and dumb pu-
pills
Rcf,rcti.- Fixing the length Of time
for holding Teachers Institutes, and to
cntite school districts to send scholars to
higher school to committee on education.
Pts,cd.--To amend an act to establish
the corporation of thy Tchuantepec Rail
road Co.
Senator Halbert in the chair.
A communication was received from
his Excellcncy, the Governor, transmit
ting the annual report of the Trustees of
the Vermont State Library, which was
read and referred to the joint committee
on the library
On motion of Mr. Hall, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Bills Relating to Vermont His
torical Society.
For the relief of School District No.
in Middlebury.
incorporating Brattloboro and Ben
nington Railroad Co.
Laying a tax on the County of Addi-
son.
TO extend the Fairhaven and Lake
Shore Railroad
Regulating trials in Justice Courts
Thad reaii0g ,cjHsed.--Rclating to In
surancc Agents.
Incorporating the Bristol Manufacture
ing Company.
House bills REFER ed.-Rclating to OBJ
servancc Of Sabbath, and the disturbance
of religious worships to general commit
tee.
Relating to new trials; to judiciary
committee.
Providing for employment of reporter
in County Court, was reported favorably
by Judiciary committee, with proposals OF
amendment, a portion of which were
adopted, when the bill was laid on the
table.
Bills introduced and refnred-B Mr.
Farnham, relating to ministerial lands
to committee on printing.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, Nov 3.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
journal Of yesterday read and approx
ed.
Joint rcsolution.-That the two Houses
meet in joint assembly on Tuesday next
at three o'clock in the afternoon to elect
Judges Of the Supreme Court and Re.
porter Of the decisions of the Supreme
Court adopted on the part Of the
House.
BY Mr.. Bisbce of Newport, in addition
to chapter 90, G. s., relating to the sale
and repairs of houses of public worship
to committee on education.
BY Mr.. Barnes of Ferrisburgh, to in
corporate the Vcrgcnnes Navigation Co.;
to committee on corporations.
BY Mr.. Alden of Leicester, in amend
ment of chap. SO, G. S., relating to tn,
grand list +; requiring the listers to set il
the list all personal property without an,
deduction for debts owing to committee
on grand list.
By Mr.. Joyce of Rutland, relating t.
the company rendering Connecticut Riv
er navigable by Bellows Falls changing
name to Bellows Falls Canal Company
to committee on corporations.
Bills rcad AuH tmc.-Relating to the
observance of the Sabbath, and the dis
turbance of religious meetings passed.
To incorporate the Brandon Chces'
Factory Co.; passed.
Reports From committee on educa
> ton, in favor Of granting certain
powers to Chester Academy and schoo
district No. 90, in Chester third read
ing.
From committee on highways ant
bridges, relating to laying out and dis
continuing highways and bridges thirC
rcaulllS OTucTCu.
From committee on education. to re
peal an act entitled an act for the ad
vancement of science and medicine AM
surgery, approved Nov. 10, 1858; passe'
in concurrence.
From COMMITTEES on judiciary, rclatin
to the collection of taxes. The passag
of the bill was favored by Mr.. Joyce @
Rutland, Mr.. Ball of Hancock, Mr.. Boyc
of Fayston, Mr.. Edison of Mcndon, an
third reading ordered.
On motion of Mr.. Garfield of Airing
ton, adjourned.
' AFTERNOON.
Reports From committee on educatio
; to amend sec 40, chap. %, G. S., relat
ing to providing districts schools in Gel
tain cases third reading ordered.
From general committee, relating t
bitches and water courses third readin
ordered.
: From general committee, relating
drains and common sewers passage r.
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