Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27


ReErred.-U lI3, to incorporate the Citizens
Library and Village Associations to com. on edu-
cation
H. Il, changing the shire town in the county
of Orleans 10 select committee composed OF the
Seuators from Orleans county.
u. l73 @ ieraize the grand list OF the town
of sheffield. for Is10.-'7l.-'12: 10 general com
~ $50, 10 incorporate the North Troy Aque-
duct Co. % general COM
n 3i5, tD incorporate the Iamuille Valley But
ter and Cheese Manufacturing Co. TO CON. .on
agriculture.
II, 335, to leg,ize the grand list of Wnhall {;
to general com
IL. AIS, to incorporate the Barre Granite Go 4;
to com. on manufactures
II, $40, 10 incorporate the Advertiser AssOcia-
tion to com on manufacture.
5. rs, reported amended by Mr.. Bailey, was
read the third time, and passed
Mr. Bailey called up S. Al, having a tax on the
county of franklin, and providing for the build
ing Of court house, with proposal Of amend
ment, which was agreed to, and the third reading
was ordered, and the bill was passed.
Mr.. Carpenter called ups. l52, towns and cities
to aid in the construction Of railroads. Amend
ments were proposed by the special committee,
which were agreed to, and the third reading was
ordered
The time having arrived for the meeting of an
adjourned Joint assembly, the Senate repaired to
On returning the Senate proceeded TO consider
5. lO6, to Incorporate the New England Manulac-
turing Company read the third time. On mo-
tion Of Mr.. Cotton ordered to lie.
Mr. Reynolds called up Joint resolution from
the House relating to final adjournment and
moved to amend by changing the time from " six y
to d" light - o'clock. On motion of Mr. Adam.
ordered to lie.
Mr. Cotton called up S. 1906, to incorporate the
| New England Manufacturing Company passed
Mr.. Adams called up S. 1886, concerning tht
sale uf spirItuous liquors for medicinal pur
poses On motion Of Mr.. Sprague, ordered To
lie, and be the special order tomorrow morning
at ln1 o'clock
Joint resolutions. - Relating to the BradiorC
Historical Society adopted.
by Mr.. Wilson, authorizing the Governor h
contract with Mr.. Robinson for painting o.
Vermont scenery. Ga motion of Mr.. Powers
ordered to lie and be made the special order for
O'Clock. tomorrow morning.
II. 1919, in relation to monument to Nathan
ie Chapman.
Mr.. Butterfeld opposed the passage Of the bill
not because it was 10 take sum not exceeding
5000 out of the Treasury of the State, or becaus
the subject was not meritOrious, but because
was inaugurating or carrying out policy tina
the State could not well sustain. lie was In ia
yur Of making such appropriations for memorial
10 he placed in or around the Capitol Of the State
Mr. Veazey advocated the passage OF the bill
giving ieihstory OF the last years OF Nathanit
Chipman, stating that his last resting place rC
maintd to-day unmarked with any stone or mon
umant. and that his grave could only be pointe
/ out by those who had had it pointed out 10 theI
By those who had passed away. lie made bri,
E ausion to his public life and services to III
state Of Vermont, and his extreme poverty, sui
sisling as he did during bis last years upon III
miserable pittance OF pension as Lieutenant
the Revolutionary war. lie outliyed most Of h