The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-31

Andrews OF lline. ourgh Lincoln Of Rupert
baldwin OF Norton, Locke Of Coruth
Beard Of Orange. Lovelund OF Dorset
liutterfeld of Troy Manchester 81 p,wlet
Dean OF Bristol, MIttisnn of Glastonbury.
Farnum of Peru, Mead of Underhill,
farr OF Morgan, Olrien of Huntington,
Gilman of brownngton, Rowe Of Peachsm
Gtout of Stratton, RYAN of Plaiuheld.
Holden of LandgrOve. Titon OF Concord.
Ioughton of Gutord, Watson of Hartford,
Hutchinson of Norwich, Whalen of Bolton,
Jacobs of Richmond Wilder of Nestou.
Lane OF Cornwall. Wilson of Granville,
Leonard of Glover Wmsow of Brandon.
Lewis of Wells
Absent not So
Bills Introduced H 1863. by Mr.. Adams
of Chester, to incorporate that village;
COM Of corporations.
II. 1874, by Mr.. Delano of Shoreham, to
amend the law in re alton to compensation
of road commissioners. ITO be paid out of
highway fund.-; com on highways.
II. 1875, by Mr.. Comstock of South Bur-
lington, to enable any town to 20 back to
the district system.
H. 1876, by Mr.. Bridgeman of Hardwick,
to amend the law relating to town clerks
fee Fixes the fees for certain items not
II. 167 by Mr.. Pier of Jamaica, to pay j.
Q. Shumway sum named 50 10 for going
10 Rutland to serve papers on Pat. Lynch J
II 1863 by Mr. Whitcomb Of Essex, to
provide for protection of monuments at
Winchester and Cedar Creek, [Appro-
pirates 5000 mil. CON-
H. 1863, by Mr.. Lawrence Of Rutland, by
request, to license stationary engineers
Provides a state board Of steam boiler in
spectors to examine engineers and grant Ii
censes. gen. com.
Petitions Two, by Mr.. Smith of Morris
town, asking municipal suffrage for women
are signed by several hundred residents of
Morrstown and vicini y, and one at large,
equally largely 81 med. Mr. Smith sup
ported the presentation of the petition by a
speech which was warmly applauded; re-
ferred to judiciary com
Joint ,esolution.-E mpo yering committees
on bill to set off part of Rutland, to visit
that place and examine witnesses etc.
Adopted.
sFNATE-AITRNooN.
Bills Introduced.-S. "A, by Senator Ly-
man, by request, TO pay A. V. Spaulding
$50 for assisting the states attorney in a
case; com. on claims.
H. As, by Senator Barber, amending the
law relating to messengers in insolvency.
GProvides that the messenger may open let
tiers addressed to the debtor and endorse
and collect chccks payable to the debtor
and may procure insurance on the debtors
property; com. on judiciary,
Bills Reterred.-H. 80. legalizing the
quadrennial appraisal of Jay; ICON. on
l. grand list
b H. 80, setting apart day for patriotic in
structon in the public schools; ICON. or
education.
s. 12O to legalize the quadrenuial APP
praisal and grand list of Fletcher; [com Oh
\ grand list]
! II. 1919, amending the laws relating to lay
:. ing out new highwa $; com. on judiciary J
Joint resolution empowering the select
committee on the bill setting off a portion
Of the city to the town of Rutland adopted
Senator Allen presented the report of thu
joint committee on game and fisheries. /
recommends an in crease to the hatcher.
and the appropriation asked for by the fist
Z commissioners.
Bills Passed S. IA, amending the law re
= lating to the service of process
u S. IT, amending the law relating o dam
ages sustained on bridges or culverts.
S. 90 allowing married woman to be ap
pointed executrix, Administrative, guardian
or trustee.
70 HoUsE-AFTERNooN.
Bills Introduced.-H. 40, by Mr.. Rich c
Swanton, to amend No. $50 OF the acts G
1892, etc; com. corporations, Relate
TO fire district No. l in Swanton
- IL. Ill by Mr.. Rustedt of Richford, t
amend sec. 46S r. L., relating to scholar
Y ships in normal schools; gen. committee
Provides for appointment TO scholarship b
Town superintendent.
H. 172, by Mr.. Fuller of Barton, TO amen
Sec 7, No. 20, laws Of 1892, entitled ian &C
relating to public instructions" com on et
ucatiop. Provides 'or instruction of az
vanced pu Ills in the higher branches of Ell
glish and the languages in graded schools
II, 173, by Mr. Bingham Of Bennington
in amendment of Sec, 900, r. L., V. s. SEE
July 1, August 10, May 80, December q
February %, and any day appointed by til
governor or president as day of fast an
thanksgiving, legal holidays.
% IL. ia, by Mr.. Thayer of Braintree, t
\ amend r. L. relating to burial grounds
a present law prohibits such grounds neare
than twelve rods of dwelling houst
Amendment proposes that law shall nC
apply If such house is old, abandoned an
unoccupied [gen. com
ii. 175, Mr. Bridgman of Hardwck,
amend the charter of that village Icorpori
n tons
IL. l76, by Mr.. Rustedt of Richford,i t
!" amend the law relating TO public instru'
effect of alcoholic drinks on the huma
system to be taught; education
III. III, by Mr., Nye of Coventry, to anne
Coventry Gore TO the town of Newport
town lines.
II. IFS, by Mr. Walker of Grafton, in rels
ton TO disposition of profits OF town liquo
agencies. [Such profits TO be paid into Oh
state treasury temperance.
PetHion-By Mr. Lord of Montpeie
signed by certain manufacturers and Other
TAR of that town, asking for law providing fc
licences TO stationary engineers; gen. con
Revolutionary Mr.. Lord Of Montpelier
In Offering the resolution Mr.. Lord sait
ION September 26, gentleman who is no.
an officer of this house was married and Il,
mia parted on his wedding trip; on his way
return to the duties OF the session he wa
!, detained in Boston for day or two, an
there his bride was taken sick. After thre
weeks of suffering she died, and he is nov
4 on his way to the scene OF his recent ma
riage with the body OF his bride No word
of mine can add to this story | desire I
simply offer the following resolution: Tha
St. the House OF Representatives offer to Ere
A. Rowland, its first assistant clerk, thei
| in, hon ~ "a "A