The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-07


dispose of Its intoxicating liquors.
Fl. 1884, An act in addition to the
charter Of the Bellows Falls and Sax
tons River Street Railway company.
Fl. lao. An act to change the name
Of Dog pond in the town of Woodbury.
70 Valley Lake.
H. i46. An act to amend section
Of NO. 70 of the acts Of 1857, entitled
IAN Act to Incorporate the Berlin Cor
ner Cemetery association"
UNDER THE GLITTER
OF THE GILDED DOME.
~ Barre Judge today.
The Morrisyille schools filled the lob
bies and galleries today.
Three weeks to Thanksgiving. No one
realizes it more fully than the solons.
Mr.. Archibald Of Manchester occupied
the speakers chair nearly all the fore
noon.
The new second assistant sergeant -at.
arms, George M. Davis of Chelsea, was
& Senate page four years ago.
Capital punishment bill debate is
scheduled iii the House for Friday morn
ing, but it is likely TO be put over until
next week.
The Joint canyassing committee has
ordered recount Of the Bennington
county vote for states attorney, and
the ballots have been sent for.
Secretary Of the Senate Walter X.
Farnsworth is being congratulated on
his success in receiving the appoint
nsent as city judge in Rutland.
The reason why the legislature has
80 much time on its hands is because
Of the new method Of introducing bills,
requiring their first and second readings
by title only.
One Of the most industrious scribes
ct the State House is Frank Colby of
barre and Montpelier, who says that he
il covering" the session for the Hard
wick Gazette.
Unable to keep from his old haunts,
Myron J Hapgood came up from Peru
this morning and watched the workings
OF the House, by which body he was
recently dismissed,
During the course Of the day Governor
Proctor receives great many people
from Barre, each willing to put a bug
IN his ear" about who should be the next
city Judge in Barre.
Jack Norton of st. AIbans, the Beau
Brummel Of the legislature, who adorns
the press table, must keep hothouse
for Towering plants, Judging from the
variety Of his boutonnieres.
It is expected that the special train
to carry Che legislators 10 the Barre
quarries viii leave the Montpelier &
Wells River station at Montpeuier to-
morrow afternoon at one O'Clock.
The corridors Of the State House
have been frequented for many days
By Representatives Of the various Yer
mont railroads that are opposed to the
hill forcing the abolishment Of grade
crossings
One OF the visiting ladies from Barre
Yesterday afternoon reported losing her
pocketbook while watching the House
manoeuver. which led one dyspeptic wag
b. remark that the legislature was light
fingered, as well as light Drained, which
we know is not true.
When Mr. Senter explained on the
grade crossing bill that the towns were
to be relieved and that the added ex-
pense was to be put on The state. there
YVES ~nuf ced,n for the representatives
jump at any bait which hghtens the
burdens Of the individual towns which
they represent.
In advocating the passage of The bill
granting greater exemption for savings
bank deposits, Mr. Fletcher OF Caven-
dish made the statement yesterday af.
ternoon that there Is si,50O.o00 OF Yer
mont money IN Albany, N. Y, savings
banks. They are attempting to get
some Of this money back into the
state.
The visit Of the Vermont association
Of Boston tomorrow night aud Friday
IS being anticipated with great deal
OF pleasure The party win leave Bos-
ton tomorrow forenoon at 1850 o'clock
and reach Montpelier at about SIX o'clock.
Among the number expected are two
old Goddard seminary boys, Ralph A.
Stewart and Wade keyes.
Two years ago there was special leg
islation IN favor Of the Battenlill river
down in bennington county, the stream
being closed 70 fishing except during June,
july and August. An effort is now be-
ing made TO remove this special legis-
lation and put the Battenkill fish on the
same basis as their piscatorial contem.
poraries II Is said thst there IA no
FISHING in the state like that afforded
BY this stream, and that one Of the
principal attractions of the southern
part 81 tho state Is this sport. many
summer visitors being attracted there
by.
ORANGE COUNTY CASES.
-Four Argued Before The Supreme Court
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