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HOME TILL
MONDAY M.
Legislators Take Their Usual
Double Sunday
PLANS FOR LADIES' WEEK
Judges Of Supreme Court and
State Officials Reelected
Yesterday.
PLANS FOR LADIES' WEEK

| Montpelier, Oct 2l.-The legislature
adjourned this morning until Monday
afternoon at 2.30.
The non resident deer hunters Ii
cense bill was signed by Governor
Bell this morning and took immediate
effect.
In the senate this morning Senator
Lord introducedtwo bills, one to regu
late the practice of dentistry and the
other TO create board of medical
registration.
The first named provides for state
board of FIVE dentists, one to be APP.
pointed each year by the governor for
term of FIVE years and allows only
regularly licensed dentists to practice.
| Senator Lords second bill Greats
a state medical board of seven MEM
bers consisting of three allopath, two
homeopath and two eclectic physic-
ians.
Senator Fletcher introduced bill
to increase the salary of the supreme
court judges from $4,000 to $4,000 per
year.
In he House Dart of Springfield
introduced bill allowing officers of
humane societies to.take and kill do
nestle animals found disabled and sui
fering.
Downer of Sharon presented a bill
to make public the hearings before the
committee which examinesthe vouchers
filed with thesstate auditor.
The Sc nate today ordered theGrou
anti reciprocitysresolution to lie.
To facilitate the issusing of deer
hunting licenses blank receipts and
instructions have.been sent to all town
clerks in the state empowering them to
receive applications on this license
bill and issue receipt on which they
can hunt.
This issdone.because the time is so
short and:besides it would take sew
eral days for the licenses to be return
ed from the fish and game commits
sioners. Thevarious wardens through
out the state willSreceive instructions
or the law andlhow to proceed. Many
hundred foreign deer hunters are now
located in lodgessin the woods wait
ing for the open season and probably
the majority.of them do not known
any chang in the law is practically
contaminated.
Yesterday afternoon at 2:30 the
legislature met in joint assembly for
the purposesof electing judges of the
supreme court.and other state officers.
The following officers were chosen,
Chief judge of the suprSne court, John |
w. Rowell of Randolph; assistant |
judges of the supreme court, James w.
Rowell of Randolph; James Nj. Tyler
of Brattleboro, Loveland Muuson of |
Manchester, Henry r. Start of Bakers
field, John H. Watson OF Montpelier, :
Seneca Haseiton of Burlington, Geo.
NJ. Powers of Morrisville; state SUPER
intendent of education, Walter E.
Ranger of Montpelier; adjutant in
spector and quartermaster general,
w. III. Gilmore of Fairlee; sergeant at
arms, J. w. Brock, of Montpelier;
Judge advocate general, Nathan G.
Williams of Bellows Falls; trustees of
the University Of Vermont and State
College, J. G. Peck o.
j. G. Mccullough of
G. S. Fassett of Enos-
burg.
The following programme for la
dies week has been arranged:
Tuesday, October %, morning and
annual conference
and business meeting of the Vermont
Society, Daughters of the American
in the Wood art gallery.
Tuesday Evening-Public exercises
lnder the auspices of the Vermont
Society OF Colonial Danes in repre-
hall with an address on .
Patriotism for Women" by Miss :
Ieloise Hersey of Boston.
Wednesday Morning-Business