The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-12-06
MoNrPELIER CORRESPONDENTS,
Specisl TO the BANNER.
MONTPELIER, Vt, Dec, 8, 1888.

MONTPELIER, Vt. Dec, 8, 1888.
The Vermont Legislature, after a ses-
sion of 81 days, adjourned sine die last
week Wednesday The scope of this letter
Is too limited to give a detailed account
of the legislation enacted. This Legis-
lature has not been talking" ore. A
few members in the House and likewise
few in the Senate run the machine
while the others "sucked their thumbs
a greater PORTION of the time.
The most important business of the
latter part of the session was the bill
providing for the revision of the school
system as Tecommt nded by the
Educational Commission, the bill pro-
viding for the securing of statistics IN
regard to agriculture and manufacturing
industries, and the bill providing for the
erection of State lunatic asylum,
According to the educational bil each
town at Its annual meeting elects a
member of a county board of education.
The members of the county board orga'
nize the first Tuesday in May. electlng
county superintendent who has charge
of the schools of the county. Each
county Superintendent is under the di-
rection of the State super intendent,
rug az, w ul"' ~ - L;a soI
appolnteu ny Tue VI YrIio' anN '''' 0"'
airy Is 70 per uay anu .H stSo ooo for
1he oIh app,op' ia'ink S.OViUo ,,';oaet
new iusaue asylum 70 ~ ia TS,s
piece oi IeElelt'ion on VI ,ne ., o., 0' "onrso he
sun Vi nloney wui ~ ~ ~ a,'oh
sulncient lor lne sieI Li, u anonah
structure as Is heeueu' ou' l.;.In,,,Ios
lo i, eV ~ ,L u ~, V.rn,6nI S.ste
VIII see that 'he new 'o III 80, S
Asylum 10 tue tquaI VI any !" ' vi, tbo
Try lhree cou'Ii ; o,S Sn .mo
governor anu eu mo oo;.ia,,,ra
heinoe's o. Ig'U,U. ,ordI, 1itS COZ 0o0
can not We Sal.eu 500 nSH 30 tbo
70 tne 2oIu' eIS, li Si0o NnN for insane
ulanu t he;S lug e. F nraot;on Of several
asy ,uul $50 %, w - 80 ,La ooIIogo on
nlsn sa,at.eu , Jliio Tn,iaIo,nre Of 1893 has
propiia,l'nS,, tne ,s ,root JoaI of
oeI.aiu'S siu"s 0u'
tn9neyc oo,ro ,,or+ tho eartb
tne uIanu lsle Pg5Up'e 10" ~ tLroa
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soIeiy Ioo' oltuse aSi 10 furn;sj, a
cut river. ou. oI 10 oV ~ br;Id IL One
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U1'Th 70 500 ru III, br;Soo Hi was dne 1o
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me on W a'u lomns V .on 49, :" oon, of
| TdllIOduS ny pay lhObb Vi bNh PNA NNHN ~
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E Tt,ieu oy roVe o 81 ,houabt thev
tns ine 'I' ann"Sh ~ t6a rnbIic
uau o.Sons ibeS were afraid of
~ u, r. pors,i,uonts might cav
VIVA. .neli uea. iunor,ont b ;iIa euocIsi
orc a tho f6IIowing
are r"e iV w ineornoro,o tho Maritime
ca gu a. Of N;naragmo VIZ
O"aa' ~ Ooi ;o VI nsn,ltv If s5O for
liz; ia a0H @ o;II, AIIcusa bntter
s Sanins ,.p purer ~ haro Orivato brsnd
n IaeL VI l n'io at,o ahaiI NC
"n'On ~ ~ e S.st uioIa+;on ~ tho
az az! uia lug, nni"ho bIa ,Dith IN,
P. .;t ,La disnra,;on If tho ms
p., prs !" '"e U'''' o''' '
o,Io,,;,o, of,ioors 70 oo;yo uouo,
AN acl alloMlns ''h0eie " 'e'N0 du0'
without warrant, ,.L;. 49,, 80 =
AN scS niak''iH .ne taH,ns f ou; vi VI; !"
SniteI otaIes l,,eI i Pa."i" 81 liz 49, co.
denS Oh inIeres. 70 rep anu o IGn, ,iquol u;
AN ACT proVlulnE 'or tne 0o'leO. J Vi
an taxes on single Warrant anu TAX
oil &c. -. s,oo g.. bo,
An ac1 Imposing nuG y, Wv ,G ~
ting on holulng on election 3D. IN VIEW vi
the me, oa,. queI gwen Ine nte 'slaluie
ana othets oy FRANK carry m, Nun Tue PIo'
ceeds OF an electioh oe'' Inns 10 'ne VII
k'nuest CUT OF az. A.. -
An ACT pIovIuluH 'neI PASSENGER ear
Snall De nea'eu oy s'ea'h vi anu ai'e'
DEC /, IoSo. .L.,;,;.
AN act LOT 'he aoo''''oh OF Rraue crosS
lngs. ..-,- ,..-,. .,.-!
An act SURPRISING ouoAe. sro tno au ~