Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-12-13

effects of stmulants and narcotics ubon the h,,. -
,'i anu special instruction shall be given in the re
sIaphy and history constitution and principles Of co
inment OF Vermont Text book committees 81
sSlect ana recommend text book on elementary pbvS
oosy ana hygiene tor use in their respective towns
SIC. a. No teacher shall be required to rass
examination in physiology and hygiene before Noyen
Approved November u, 1881
No. Am act to amend section $50 of the revise
laws relating to the maintenance OF schools e's
II IS hereby enacted, etc:
SEC; i Section $50 Of the revised laws is hereb
amended so as to read as follows;
Each school district shall provide for Tho ;,
ton of the legal scholars in the brancbes iI " i
ID" Iot al least two terms, amounting in the
10 al least twenty weeks in each school vear II
district does not at least thirty weeks before the f,
gay oil April provide for the commencement nf ~,
xcet ol Instruction or does not at least fftcet
weeks before the hrst day OF April provide for th
commencement of the second term of instrur,io, =,
district having provided for the commencement Of
term OF instruction dscontinues the opDortur;,;oc :
instruction before the expiration of said ,eru 80
,gI Oh te district may apply by pc iton in writing
n ~; ,ba .e neglect OF the district to the select
weeks 1913 '"dh eiSh
Approved Nov. "a, 1882 - 1893
No. a2.-An act relating to the attendance of teacher.
-, upon institutes and educational meetings
! 1t IS hereby enacted. etc
oeci The time not to exceed three DAYS. actualv
spent by any teacher OF common school in attendnr
upon teachers institute or educational mona a.
pursuant to law, during the time for which, snrb
tesenef IS engaged to teach such school shall be
suttea as Tune lawfully expended in the service of the
district and in the legitimate performance Of he ~ b
contract as teacher. And the selectnen shall n"lnGe
sueh Tune m considering whether such district has
sufficient school to be entitled TO draw pnhi; ,,s NC
approved November IS, 1882.
No a3-An act relating to the division Of school mon
1t IS hereby enacted. etc:
Il, SEC. l. Section six hundred aud seventy-seven of
/ uHnJ h,..
the word following in the second line Of said sec
dUn, Inc words provided that the selectmen in The
bred and Iytwo Of he revised avs Ses sb SIX nun
ne school year as commencing on the twenriet6 se,l
mar tCh ana ending on the nineteenth day Of March
Approved November n, 1882
No. q An act to authorize the seectmen to alter
1t IS hereby enacted etc
Or ne seiectmen IN any town may divide unite
VI oner"Se after school districts therein situatrd
upon the petition in writing OF majority Of Tho Iooai
voters OF The district or districts sought 10 be diridd
SEC; q, On the receipt of such petition the soloo,
men snail nix time and place Of hearing, and isSu,
10 sucn district or districts sought to be divided
p Altered, 10 appear at the time and place fixed tnr
nearing and show cause why the PRAYER Of smrb oo;
tl2n should not be granted which citation togtibrr
with the petition shall be served unon ,he c,fI IL t,ei
prudential committee Of such district mr. 49,. ''iu
least twelve days prior the time OF hearing. and ,he
eu pl Ire petition and citation served upon the clerk
= fbs
Tune OF hearing upon the front door Of the sCbnoi
district. P'"'e III such
SEC. 3. The selectmen shall make rcnort in
ther dolngs upon such petition and file the same in me
town CLERK ONCE in which such district or distriCts
are situated and upon the filing of such renort 10 eh
town clerks Office as aforesaid the sama sha ~ ,
erect ana be OF equal force and validity as if voted or
py town meeting legally warned and holden
ohC' & MS act snail take effect from its passage
approved November ~ 1882,
No ,c, i,
T. ninety seven OF the revised laws
1t is hereby enacted, etc
by Sad Section 81 revised laws thereby amended
ny adding thereto the following words
The school directors may in their discretion nro;d
Tor conveying pupils to and from the public schools At
the expense OF their respective towns ~
approved November ~, 1889
No ao-An act relating the oaning of military arms
1t is hereby enacted etc 81:
cbaois Inc quarer-master- general may loan TO
aeaueinies and colleges such military arms and
as are not otherwise in use provided he
irs takes good and sufficient bond to the state for
nei return IN good order, of such properly upon
lemahd oil the proper authorities
SEc' a. his act shall take effect from its passaqe
Approved November I, 1881
No. a7.-An act to aid normal schools
t is hereby enacted, etc :
Shc: L. The additional sum of i've hundred doIIarso
ear is heTeoy appropriated 10 each Of the normal
SnooIs III the state, to be expended by the trustees
hereof under the direction of the state sperintenden
n Iiolng such schools; and the auditor OF accounts
nan draW ms order the treasurer of the stare IN
ne month OF December on the presentation nv The
Iustees oil such school OF their claim therefor win
1 o. tne state superintendent that the school
"S eolhPLsu WIN the law respecting normal schools
approved November 2S, 1882
So 80. An act amend section a7so cbanter ,so f
tIe revised laws of Vermont, entitled "Miluia
oEo. !. section $3.50 chapter l6s OF the revised laws
to read as follows ' '"ueu 81
Inc organized militia shall consist of one rep,mert
ii osuteGl infantry OF ten companies OF ffty-one
nlcers and men each, one lndcDcndent comn1nT ~ ,
lY-ohe olncers and men, and battery of light anil
Try consisting OF not than eighty officers and men
,rb snf oe armed drilled and disciplined under
lCn regulations as the COMMANDMENTS rrescribes
aiu regiment independent company and battery shall
oleelcu as similar organizations OF the same arm of
,d ,b under the laws Of the United States
~ te oheetS shall be elected appointed and he
agreeably to the constitution Of tbis
ae subject 10 such rule and regulations as the COM
dhder-ln-chet prescribes.
SEC In all proceedings for the collection of inos
Poseu ny chapter los OF the revised laws upon non
denandn, oeets' musicians and prvates OF the
ay appeal to the adjutant general of the state. nd in
{ ots prescribed for the collection OF fines where
words held, officers of the regiment occur there
all IN such forms be substituted The words Isdir
n-genefal OF the state, when the delinquent is non
Ucer musician or private OF the ndi-
peaed. ~ '' ID "IiEOy "
SEC This shall take effect from its pa,s,ye
approved November 20, 1882.
> 3i.-An act in addition to chapter one hundred G.
ana slNty-elght, relating to the militia u
IS hereby enacted, etc: N
SEC. l. When any military arms stores, uniforms u
apnes or property of any kind belonging to the IT
NC oeCohcS damaged partially wholly UNIT for ic
& or partially or wholly destroyed the officer havinr el
.n properly IN charge may request the commandment,
el 10 appoint board OF inspection to examine and
loft on the condition OF such property ~ "a
nc. 2. When 50 requested the commander-n-chief
=" I'M suCh BOARD OF inspection, consisting OF Ci
DFf th4,, .t
hed ohcers OF the organized militia and shall order ST
10 convene at such time and place may ST
Ec g. said board OF inspection shall make care Sc
examination OF all such arms stores, uniforms, I'd
i,Pnents or property as may oe submitted for pl
III Inspection and report to the commander DIR
cohdltlon OF the same, W tn detailed ST atement of
properly lost, damaged, destroyed together
n An estimate of the damage to article or its yaue y
ost or destroyed; and shall make such recommcnFa
a as 10 disposition of property, liability of officer
person 10 he state, or credit allowance to the 1t
Ger or person having the in charge as shall he
ana equitable under the circumstances. and in mt
tne uniforms OF any militia organization shall be re-
tsly OF wn9iy worn out or unfit for said board OF
Iefommehd the purchase OF new uniforms or parts tic
uniforms, or the amount OF Communication to be co
WED SAID organization, provided said organization til,
II purchase new uniform any part thereof which as
Y be approved by the commander-in-chief ira
hC' 4 upon receiving such report the commander he
ol sidil MAKE SUCH order regarding said property
10 MIN may seem proper and may direct the an
tor OF accounts to draw his order on the treasurer
ne state IN favor of such officer person orgRnza- pa
u
&C s. The members of said board shall each receive OH
dollars Tor each day actually occupied in the dis re
rye OF their duty, and their actual necessary TO
.nses to be paid in the manner as the militia
he state are now paid by law the
rs act sndil take erect from its passage sha
pP''eu No'empet "a 1852 and
San act to provide for the drill and instruction vii
the officers OF the militia ~ tior
hereby enacted, etc: 5
c: T.. The commander-in-chef shall require the
nissloned officers OF the militia of the state to meet
Instruction and drill not exceeding two DAYS in NO.
year, at such times and places as he may desp- la
' 0s 1t is
i'd officers shall be formed into a school of instr,c 81
without regard to rank and shall be instru ted in sign
theoretical tactical and practical details of mill and
duty and discipline the commandment. chief 1918
prescribe. 81
; a. Any officer failing appear at said meeting viSic
pc hned not less than dollars and not more INTO
hiteen dollars; but the commandment chief may the
such hne when in his opinion a sufficient and Seze
'r excuse give within ten days Of said meeting cask
" j. he oincers attending such drill and school ioTtl
receive compensation Tor their services bu, upon
is authorized pay each the
ms actual necessary expenses in the same man ing
the militia are now paid by law SE'
T. his act shall take effect from its passage Ap
proved November 8, 1882. ,
No.
3 An act relating to the oaninp of Dpiit,r, the