Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-09
ERID AY,
The two Bodies adjourn from Friday to
Wednesday.

The two Bodies Adjourn from Friday to
Wednesday.
MONTPELIER Nov. 2-This afternoon
there was very scant attendance in both
branches. The original resolution provid-
ing for Adjournment was made to read
Friday morning." an amendment was
proposed making il Friday afternoon"
hy not very large majority, the amend
ment prevailed. When those who were in
their seats in the House this afternoon
contemplated the many empty seats, they
were exceeding wroth, and devised little
scheme whereby the absentees, who having
many OF them voted not to adjourn until
Friday afternoon, had nevertheless gone
home, might be made known. Some of
the ueophyte suggested roll call of the
House, out in view of the possible contin.
gency Ut having 20 stay around until the
missing members should "turR up next
Wednesday. older coUuse 81 prevailed and
it was arranged that the matter might be
reached by calling for the yeas and nays at
the first opportunity. This came sooner
than was anticipated, and the unwilling
iustl ment OF It's accUmpiis hment was the
motion OF Mr.. Marsh of " Woodstock to re-
consider the vote passing ;. II; The vote
ca he motion was viva vCce The gen
tleMan irOu Randolph, observing the mo.
m,utHrv hesitation of fis sn4sker
sn3tca@d the opportunity, and demanded
the Gals and nays IT being So ordered, the
members were called. Mr.. Adsr-s Of Pan
ton. the first TO rfsnoue5 in the "Ais,
created cCu,idjrsble anuser1eut nv
his response. Beinc deep in thOnrbts of
some other matter he ro-lord+d i'm = Iot73
Gear VOICE HeIe showing mat MS inner
re-s Of ILa ei.neti6n Wien ~ tta , ,''',;
were escLaG the gentleman from Ran.
ooiph cane near being moist by pis own
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a.eted ir appeared 10 be q tie, Il 90 A.. The
w., ~ 800. r's 'I,T WE 10. "uEouncr9' IN
9noIun 1ss nlr Er1senf ,a.r4,, Iit,,1
Nr. Glover moved TO adjourn. which wa,
lu"uiy. voted IN Inc Affirmative by the
.l-l'L4 DuI con. 'Ae'us L'Ad o. s-~Jers.
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cpANn1s1E pPrncE
An extended hearing Vas held last NIGH
on the bridge across from Grand Isle tC
North Hero. All the members of III,
snerioI committees vvera mr. sent and in,
Senate chamber was well filled with Ar
audience OF members. Senator Fisk o.
Grand Isle made a statement of the cast
and the necessities for the bridge, it.
propaDle cost ana what the towns inter