Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-11-23

ton and also providing that every super
intendent shall mold two public examinations
in each year, that at all private examinations
one of the prudential committee OF the DIS
trict in which the applicant is to teach, and
one other adult person shall be present, and
that for the certificate the superintendent
shall receive one dollar from the recipient of
the certificate and two dollars from the pru-
Dental committee an act providing that In
case any PERSONS vote is challenged at a
school district meeting the question shall be
decided by the moderator OF the meeting,
the clerk and such of the prudential com
mittee as may be present an act making
the time for the election of members of
Congress the first Tuesday after the first
Monday of November an act to legalize the
grand list of Calais for the years lS63-69-7O !;
an act to repeal section 81 of chapter 80 OF
the General Statutes an act providing that
notes payable on demand shall be considered
overdue at the expiration of sixty days; an
act to extend the provisions of an act to
establish State Normal School five years !;
an act providing that those sentenced TO the
Reform School shall be sentenced to remain
until twenty-one years of age, unless sooner
discharged for good conduct; an act provid-
ing that after the expiration of the charter
of any bank, the bank shall give notice
through the papers of the time during which
it is required to redeem its notes, and that
al ter the expiration of the time the bank
shall be released from all liability upon its
notes; an act making police officers of in
corporated villages informing officers an
act providing that no lien upon personal
property sold conditionally shall be valid
against attaching creditors or subsequent
purchasers unless recorded in the town
clerks office an act SO constituting the
fbnrIz rod
to unite with the selcctmen of another town
in or out of the State, in the purchase of
the real estate franchise or easement OF any
bridge or ferry company, they may make
contracts as to how much of the expense
shall be borne By each town and now large
an interest shall be owned in the property
purchased by each town; an act providing
that divorce cases shall hereafter be tried by
county courts, with the same kind of evi-
dence as other cases an act apprOprlatlng
$1,000 to each of the Normal Schools Of the
State an act appropriating $50, 600 for a
new building for the Vermont Reform School
an act authorizing selectmsn to discontinue
certain highways an act increasing the
salary Of the Judge Of Probate of Washing
ton District to 5000, and that of the Judge
Of Orleans District to 500 an act making
provision for the support Of government,
and raising 5000 900 on TIE grand list an
act providing that when any married woman
shall die leaving no children, all her per
sonal estate not disposed of by will shall 90
TO her husband an act providing that it
shall not be lawful for any town or city
agent to purchase any intoxicating liquors
at the expense Of the town, but the select
men shall furnish said agent with such
liquors as lie is authorized to sell an act
providing that any person of full age may
adopt and change the name of any other
person by signing before any person compe-
tent to take Acknowledgements of deeds a
written statement setting forth such adop-
ton and change of name, the latter to be
signed by the person whose name is changed
if he is Of age an act SO apportioning the
members Of the next Senate as 10 give
Washington county two senators and Rut-
land county four an act compelling chill
dren to attend school an act providing for
the removal Of loose stone from highways
an act giving the Secretary of the Board OF
Education a salary Of sixteen hundred dol
lars an act 10 amend the present forms Of
criminal practice aud proceedings an act
providing that bank stock held as collateral
security for debts by Trust and Life lnsur-
ance Companies shall be subject to taxation
an act establishing Board of Agriculture,
Mining and Statistics an act providing for
the suppression Of billiard tables aud bowl
ing alleys at the request Of twenty voters,
and creating penalty in cases where minors
are allowed to play in opposition to the
request of their parents or guardians