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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-12
THIS IS A HAVEN FOR HOUSE KEEPERS IN OUR POPULAR
 BASEMENT.

Fancy Japanese China, richly
 richly decorated, Hair Receiy-
 CTS, Puff Boxes, Spoon. Trays.
 Bon Bons, Vases, Mustard
 Pots, Jewel Stands, etc, val
 ue 39 and soc, Anniversary
 Sale at ..,......2 .25c Table Plumbers, heavy crystal
 banded, value 36c, Anniver-
 sary Sale at, dog 19c Covered Vegetable Dishes, semi
 porcelain, neat decorations,
 value 59 to 75c. Anniversary
 Sale .................. 29c Glass Sewing Lamp on standard,
 neatly etched chimney, value
 69c. Anniversary Sale at... .5Oc Mission Gas Lamp, complete
 with panel green cathedral
 shade. value $5, Anniversary Sale at ..,, -. .s3. ss Sad Iron Sets, set of three, han dle and stand, nickeled, value
 $1.25, Anniversary Sale a set. .59c Tea or Coffee Pots, pint size. extra heavy copper, nickel
 plated. value s1.25, Anniver- sary Sale at .85c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-12
OUR RELIABLE GLOVES UNDER
 PRICED FOR THIS SALE.

Women's extra fine Cashmere
 Gloves, fleece lined, black, sibrown and grey, value 39c.
 Anniversary Sale ........ .21c Women's Imitation Reindeer
 Gloves, silk lined, kid bound,
 black and colors, value 69c,
 Anniversary Sale .......... .45c Children's All Wool Double Nit
 tens, 15c kind, Anniversary
 Sale ............. ....... Sc Infants All Wool Mittens, small
 sizes, value 10 and 15c, Anni-
 yersary Sale ................ 5c Mems Mocha Gloves, wool and
 silk lined, regular S1.25 quail
 ity, Anniversary Sale. .... ..85c Women'ss 2-clasp Fine Glace
 Gloves, perfect fitting, white,
 black and all colors, Anniver-
 sary sale .....-...,...... =. .98c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-12

20 dozen Bleached Sheets, worth
 45c, Anniversary Sale. =. .32c 50 pieces fine Dress Plaids,
 worth 121ac, Anniversary Sale 7c 20 pieces Glass Toweling, worth
 10c, Anniversary Sale. .7c 10 pieces 5S-inch Bleached Da-
 mask, worth 29c, Anniversary Sale ............... .19c
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28

Awnings. Awnings. Awnings. AL
kinds. lowest prices. Krohn's Second
Hand StorO.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28
Fruit Lands! Fruit Lands! He,

Fruit Lands. Fruit LANDS! Here
is an opportunity to own fruit ranch
on easy terms. We have 160 acres
divided up into s. and 10-acre tracts
that can be bought for from $40 to
$50 per acre. This is a grand oppor-
tunity for one, who can not afford to
pay cash and big prices for fruit
land, to own nice ranch. The pay
ment will be 20 20 and the balance on
payments. This land is sit
uated in one of the best fruit belts in
Grand Valley. Call and see II. ].
Gray, the realty man, 337 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28

Galvanized gutter1ns snd spouting
galvanized chimney tops. tin valley.
hip shingles, furnace installing at
reasonable prices by Lowe Bros.
timers, 1875 N. Fifth street, phone
black 1894. Call and get our prices
and save money.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28

Whether travelling OF at home,
carry a policy in the old and relia-
BILE Travellers Insurance Company.
The Rich-Hutchinson Realty Com
pany, agents.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28

Call us up wEap yoA want .
Jlumber on tnat rush job. J. Il. Ne
Kenzie. phone Red ISL: sAs Colo
Ado
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28

Like birthstone, Cameo coal will
cook meat. Order from Milne e Mil
ne, 527 Main. Phone Black 663.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28
A. Spika
The Practical Tailor
Under Grand Valley
National Bank
Cheaper Than Renting

Fine 5-room modern house close
In, good location. Price, $2SOO.O 90.
t2OO down, balance $25 per month
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28

We are exclusive agents for the
celebrated Batavia coffee. Dowrey
& Son.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28

Seven room modern house, close
In Price. $4,000. $500 down bal
ance very easy terms.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28

Small house and lots in fine To-
cation on Orchard Mesa Heights
overlooking river. For a short time
only at $11OO. Easy terms.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28

Twenty-Five acres fine land adjoin-
Ing DeBeque; '~acres young and
bearing orchard, balance in grain, po-
tatoes and cantaloupes. Two good
houses, barn, chicken houses, etc.
Perfect water right. This is cheap
at $25O.OO per acre; one-half down.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24
HIGHWAY BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE

s. 1ss--An act incorporate the
Central Telephone company
Relating to the salary of a. V :.
Piper. assistant in the attorney gener-
ais Office. This is Joint resolution.
ORDERED TO LIE.
s. 49--Relatin5 to primary elections.
providing for the organization and
government of political parties. Upon
motion Of Senator Gibson. the bill as
amended was ordered to lie.
II. 274-I;clating /, fire districts.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
II. 4s2-providng for an Investigation
Of the water resources Of Vermont and
to make an appropriation therefor.
II. officiating to the building Of a
barn at the House of Correction.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
The president appointed Senators Thay-
err Barney and Lewis of Lamoille n
committee Of conference 10 consult with
a similar committee from tho House to
act On II. 90
THIRD READING REFUSED.
{. lii--To regulate the practice Of
veterinary medicine and srugcry
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. co. Relating to the taxing of trout
and o;Mor fish.
II. 57'--Rclating 20 fishing.
II. 5'1-Rcla,ing to secre, societies in
public schools.
.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24

Devotional exercises were cond.ct Il ~.
the chapaiY
Tho roll cali showed 90 ,,,e,rbor- ohsor,
.ppoo,-cr nv. o,~,..
,,. -" hct 10 amend sections 4Hd2'
''''' '9p' an" lEo' OF tne puollH
u,eS' rela'iR 70 'raHe MARKS
~ 7-u-Ah aot 10 amend section 1873 Of
Wv r"'''' S'd'u'"S' ro'athE 10 transcripts
p"I1 'PPor'c'"
"'' II HNiehd"lelt o' and
=, "''' 'iu' 70 ~" 'har''r ~ the orang"
N eop'o"e co'hpHhH ana 10 en-
"D'e 'a' No"'PaHy 10 DISPOSE or certain
an ''' IN relaticn 70 the Rut-
'"," ere Jay 'oihpaNN
~, AZ "c' TO Incorporate the Eur
''',E 'ou Ne'Feh"eS irAchon company.
H. "'"-AH "'' 70 amend an act In
'' l"r"'Ih 'H' lroF conference Academy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24
CRITICISM NO LONGER HOLDS
edy Erroneous impression Ecgnrd-
inS Vermont National Guard

NorthficId Dec. 17.-Lieut. l.. \. l.
Chapman, 9Th cavalry L. :. A.. has a
staten mt which he desires mndc regard
INK lis report as Inspecting officer pub
lIsh"d in the Free Press December 10.
an erroneous impression WAS created Nv
the article, l.!"U'onnn; Chapman thinks.
rs the report was of an inspections made
last March and ct conditions thcn existing
IN the National Guard THIS was 80
stated in the Free Press story. but Nj.
Chapman says:
1T is unfair to he Organizations con-
corning which adverse c:itici.m wa made
to have II now appear that these co"G!-
lions still exist For instance, since THU.
report was made, Companies . and /.
have by change of company com
nanders met the Issue acuarclv and
have 50 changed matters that the criticism
can 10 longer apply, Company q has
been mustered out of service. Tho diff
fcultles in Company { rcy have been
corrected but the principal complaint
there was OF 4 lack Of interest on the
part Of the village IN the organization,
which was Very d!scourag!HE to tie COM
pany,--bOth officers and mon. No company
can be cfic!ent when the community IS
Indifferent to rs WOW, ana development.
The idea O. the war department. in con-
Quoting these Inspections IS 20 correct
wronr conditions ana T. thc errors
existing last March have n1. since been
obviatod. then tic main purpose or tho
inspection has not boon realized.
Many or the recommendation made as
the result OF this inspection have been
carried into effect. iSv the enactment OF
the now nilitin act last week the state
Of Vermont has placed itsolf in the lead
toward ACQUIRING an active, efficient Ma
tional Guard. To have e. appear now
that criticisms made last March It'll; APP
ply would hr particularly unforturc.c.'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24
PROCEEDINGS IN HOUSE
MORNING SESSION.

| Devotional ovArcisss u,..~, c,,,4,,,.o, -.
49,. N'"e' woe c''u"-'eu D.!
| Mr. I.l.o,,e, -, Want o,,,,a,
roconei,orati.r 80 (ho s .''9' go
day wherein. ths tro,,ra r.f,,sa, .',.,
/ .9,,,, 49, "Eo" " NHru
town OF roy,.t A1r >f,r.in ~ rr,o,,
/ line ~ Adams -. var,hnr, l.'.,',
Mr.. rloorlor said he went ON ,acorh I,et
weel, as favcr,n., tba IN aud ,,.i,i,od 80
crorr, 49,. v,,o r,ho, {, zoe s,,,,,..' ,ha,
the rooyon for di,,,,1irg ,,o tone, u.oa
to get Pawlct 10 vote rccusa 1.he Uo,co
roe',,o, ,-l.,,N ''' '''1'''
,pppo,-,n Nv co,.y,p>.o,
IT, ii--An not ,o ro,ooI s.,,,oa o.-s
tro ,rhl,o s,o,,,o. na,a,i, ,.,N,
di.trto.s T., ino,r,,.,...., ,.,,,. i'''""'
IT ooq-ar 49,, - onll,', ',,.,..
lions 80 ,ho .ot.alI ,,a.s a'5 -.
.,a,,,,, """ 10 Icpci'
:, 90. '''' P"''.1 ''|'"''s'
a. -, 81. "'l /" am sections l0'b
,o.i,,, =, ~ .''', re-
"',"H ~ Wv "'''"e' Il weeks '' "AnooL
"'' 10 "H''nd section O.
~ - - vac "''' o. wv emitted an
~ "'" ,Pur'lo 'h" C!uzens I'Iephone
'iet'"PH HHcH'nE"'
- 30 IN ACT 20 create tho Office or
nursery inspector ana to prescribe his
! H. MA, oc+ g., ,..-,, ...,,,.,. CO.
ici ana GIL of the public statutes. re-
.atIhS TO tho duties and salary OF the
hanh commissioner.
H. 522-An act to amend section OF
NO. 10 of the acts of 1872 entitled AN
act to Incorporate the Lyndon Academy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24
BRATTLEBORC SCHOOLS
REOPEN DECEMBER 9

Rrnttle boro, Dec. l7,-Throe new cases
of smallpox hove been reported to the
board OF health being the FIRST since Del
oember s. At n conau.tation of tho school
board and selectmen It was decided to
open tho schools December 23.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24

which was laid on the table serveal
days ago was called up this afternoon
by Martin of I'lainfeld. This bill allow,
selectmen to appoint n man to expeni
the state highway money. increases tho
appropriation from 10000 to $1,000 an
nually ana allows cities to come under
~ provisions. MIR. Cook of Dandy Of
fered amendments providing that the
State shall take care OF the highways
T. has built This amendment was fav-
oled by MIR Emery Of Eden and opposed
by Mr.. Martin OF Pla!nfeld Mr. Bar
her of Brattleboro. Lockin of Richford
Daniels of East Montpelier, Campbell o,
West Windsor. Mr.. Leary OF Buring-
ton also opposed THIS amendment was
voted down were the others proposed
and the bill passed.
PASSED IN CONCTRHENCE WITH
PROPOSALS OF AMENDMENT.
s. officiating - the instruction OF
deaf, dumb and other defective classes
PASSED N CONCURRENCE.
6, 1c5-To provide for sidewalk on
College street in Montpelier.
:. los Relating to transfer of prisoners
from tho State prison to the Eiouse Of
W II'tlI0I anu IIbl1 we HOUSE u OO.-
rcction to the State prison.
s 12l-Rolating to the hunting o.:
duck
:. l22-To appropriate a sum Of money
for the state prison.
6. S2-Arnendlng an act in relation 10
the charter Of the village OF Brattle-
boro
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED
II. 515--To prevent the spread Of bovine
tuberculosis. by creameries The bill was
favored by NJ. Currier of Kirby. Mr..
Harding of Vershire Mr. Wheeler Of
South burlington and Mr.. Talcott of
Wil.s'on.
ORDERED TO LIE.
II. Observation-Disclosures branch Of TIE
state laboratory Of hygiene.
sc--Amendirg the charter Of the VII
laee Of Brattleboro.
SENATE AMENDMENTS CONCUR
RED ~.
II 1870 provide against the adutera-
ton Of paints and to regulate the sale
thereof
H. IS3-Rolating to the bond and bank
account of the state treasurer
II. 355-To authorize the village OF
Waterbury to issue bonds.
II. 45G-To amend act incorporating the
Granite Mutual Insurance company.
u. 5Gl-pe1ning mis5randed drugs.
II. 554-Amending an act Incorporating
the Rutland County Telephone & Tee-
graph company.
THIRD READING ORDERED
II. tito annex a part Of the town
Of Monhton to the town OF Starksboro,
SENATE RILI4s REFERRED.
s. 75--Provlding for the installation Of
a system of fire protection for the Brat
tlcbOro retreat. To committee on appro-
prations.
s. 1910 Incorporate the Montpelier
& Essex Traction company. To commit
tee on street railways.
SENATE PROPOSALS OF AMEND
MENT CONQUERED IN.
H. lc5-An act abolishng the board OF
agriculture and creating the office OF
commissioner OF agriculture.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
By M Williams Of Newport providing
for the appointment by the Governor G.
a commission of three citizens 20 investi.
gate the subject OF municipal and other
corporations. to report 20 the Logsla-
turo OF 1910 as 70 a general law relating
to cities villages and private corpora
tons Adopted on the part OF the House.
on motion Of Mr.. Lewis OF Norwich,
f1ra 4 f.,.,v a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24
THE LAMENT OF THE MANY.

wish that had rosy cheeks
And great. big baby eyes.
And wore my hair marceled and puffed
To Just the latest size.
And had MERRY Widow hat,
And figure so petite.
Then, coming home upon the L.
Perhaps I'd get seat!
-L'ppincott's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24
DIES AT AGE OF % YEARS.

Rutland, Dec. l7.-Mrs. Luceula Pike
died to-day at the age Of 81 years and
10 months. being the oldest resident ~
the city Paralysis caused death. Mrs
Pike was native % Shrewsbury and
had passed her whole life IN southern
Vermont. $40 was the last OF a family
e - .r,ldren.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24
ADJOURNED
TO JANUARY 4

existance of the Pythian Lodge building.
s. San act to appropriate ~ certain
sum TO preserve Sand Bar bridge culvert
8. lll-An act to amend sections CESS
and C0So of the public statutes relating
to reward for good hehavior In the House
Of Correction and state prison.
s. l2tAn act to prohibit carrying liquor
into penal institutions.
Joint resolution relating to pay Of Of
fetal reporters of the Senate.
Joint resolution relating TO mileage "
certain officials OF the General Assembly.
Joint resolution relating to committee
to report as to adjournment.
JOINT RESOLUTION REFERRED.
Joint resolution relating 20 commits
sioners to investigate certain corporation
laws TO committee on judiciary.
on motion OF Senator Finn the rcsolu-
tion relating 90 adjournment was laid
uron the table.
Tho Senate adjourned on motion of
Senator Thaycr.
SENATE ATTERNOON.
Senate called to order by tho president
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
$. lS-Amcnding the charter Of the
Central Telephone Co.
The Joint resolution relating to adjourn
mont was called mp by Senator Finn,
who m ved TO amend the resolution by
having it read so that the Legislature
would adjourn two weeks instead OF on"
as the committee on final adjournment
recommended. The resolution was adopted
as amended.
ptr1,s INTRODUCED.
5. l"-An act amending the charter or
tic Winocski SaN,nts BANK
RECALL FROM THE HOUSE
Iir.i: & Power 60 Senator Butlcr moved
70 reca;i the hill.
r. 3sS-EclatirE to vuhlic telephone
rervlce.
u 523-To incorporate the fntor-county
Tc,ophono company.
Films AMENDMENT.
ea,otor t-,.,,,, o,.o,,ood ,to ioir, ros,,., .
tion relating 10 the pay OF IN" assistant
~ 'ic se''-' q. ~ - .,', w.
- va rl -f,.,,.. 49,
hc mas IVY" '''''S 40 '''''
o'''cs'
PASSED ~ ,O%Ct-RETNCr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24
nRAKEMAN'3 BODY FOUND.

Rchford, Deo. FIT became known
definitely to-day that one ne was log.
last night in the collision near here be-
tween two freight trains OF the Canadian
paciNc railway when the body OF Orrin
Pickle, n fireman, who was missing last
niEh;, was found this morning at the
lotion Of an onbnnkment badly man
"led. The members Of both train crews
were irJured hu. s''~ all doing well to-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24
HOCSE-At'TEREOON.



S. ITO refund the agricultural college
fund loan Of l9lo, To committee on ways
and means.
;. l43-RclHting to the powers Of the
prudential committee OF school district
No. Of Brattleboro. TO Joint commit
tee on public health.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. 599-By the committee on claims. to
pay certain States attorneys the sums
therein named Ordered to lie and be
printed
IT, Rl-By the committee on municipal
corporations, authorizing the village OF
Richfcrd to issue bonds for funding It's
present Indebtedness. ordered to lie and
bo printed
II. 6ol-By the committee on municl-
pal corporations. to amend sections , OF
NO 2S' OF the acts of 1896 entitled AN
act to empower fire district No |, in
Rochester, to bring water into said dis
trict and to Issue bonds for that pur-
pose Ordered to lie and be printed.
II, eo--By the judiciary committee
granting powers OF a justice of the
peace to city and municipal courts, Or
dcred to lie and be printed
". 63-By the committee on insurance.
to amend section 47s2 of the statutes
relating 10 discrimination by agents OF
life insurance companies. Ordered to lie
and be printed.
TAKEN FROM TABI.E-PAssED.
House r'a 2l7 relating to highways
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24
JOiNv RESOLUTION.

To pay tic widow Of George T..
Marsh, the repre- scntatiVc- elect FROM
iIancocl;, his mileage and per diem for
the fun term. Tho joint committee On
state and court expenses reported ad-
Nerscly on this resolution on the
ground that they had no precedent for
favorable report. Mr.. Spoo" Of rip
ton favored tho pagsaEc OF the roso-
luton MIR. Bacon q Hartford. Mr..
Jones Of sudbury, Mr.. Daniels OF East
Montpelier favored the resolution and
j, was unanimously adopted
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24

iSoo ~ tro et,tu+oe
II 9to rci,,trr =, tLo oy,ordi,rr, 90
tho stoto r..ri,,vov NANCY
ON uo.i,, or NJ Lewis of xor,i,b
,bo Itou.o .t ,o.o5 n,r,ocl, oaio,,r,,o,
liOJ Sf. AFt EkNOON.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II o>,- pcIotiuc n nrc insurance noli-
cies
..
! ''T' Ni'' w - VI NNlNi'h'-
1i'N'
Mr.. webb Of Granville from the 5ont
committee on the House of Correction
nrcsontcd tho report of That comlntte"
which was read b. tho clerk and ordered
to lie and nc printed
'Nh'-!''' 40 LIE.
-, 7'' ''''' jus 30 ''e insurance poH-
u. 47o-Eelaung to appointment Of IL
| ccnsc commissioners and to make no
iccnsc effective I'D towns 50 voting.
which came before the House without
Sany stHterlon. f~om committee. brought
pioon'Ioi6 fa,.ora% Emo Nm ~, "'' ~
=, ,,,,-t,.,,..,,., ..,.l,., .t,, ,.,,, 49, ~, 49,
Anes of HOLLAND ard Mrs Williams of
Newrort Mr. croft Of Perk hire favor
ed the bin ar1 presented n petition n lis
support petitions were also presented by
Mr.. Johnson Of Woodstock Mr. Ripley
o. Po"I,nFI' MT, 'ones OF sudbury NJ
toll Mr.. Parrish II Randolph Mr. stan
nard # West Haven. Mr.. Stetson OF
EnosburEh. Mr.. Goodrich of povnlton.
Nj Bcals OF walden, hr Narrcy of
Jericho and Mr. Scaver Of Wniamstowr
while Mr.. Miller Of Bethel presented pet!-
tons for Bethel, Lyndon and HYDE Park
Nj Montgomery OF Hardwick favored
tho bill and presented a petition Mr..
Bloomcr Of West Rutland called for yeas
and nays. The result vas yeas 81. nays
121 and the third reading of the bill was
refused.
r,,,pD pr,rr>.c nr-,,.cr,r
II. validating TO the law OF the
road.
/ II. Relating to State highway tax.
-. T,0,.n fe!a'o' 10 the "''H'nE o.
.
0f'''N "-if'-\ y ZEN '''.',' NNED
IN
Tho liousa by a vote Of ~ 10 50 con
- ,''' 7,.,' - ".1S'' WI ,'','',''.
adjournment, making the Ga'e 90 recon
vcnins January i. l+')
ptrrc 1v,rpo1,1.rr
H. C@-By the Judiciary comm uee, to
n. prigh,o, CrharoI - ~. ..1 'T va
Printed.
H. oo'-bY the cohl''''lee on municipal
~ soc,iny .oc Of tho e,o,r+os r ''',,,'
to exemption from taxation Ordered to
j" ana he printed
corporations. to amend No. eN Of the
VI ''''' '"'''''I "'' "'' ~ "'''lo-
rae we N'""F u Io''"''' ordered to
'' anu "f p'".'0"'
H. ""- -! 'i'' '"'''".'''" %" corpora
'loi'' To Incorporate '"r ''u"'"S Ieie-
- ''' '""''"!' W t'''' '' ana De
P'"N'N'
THIRD READING RErI-ern
H. TO i'V'''''" 10 0'''' "'EHWay
votes.
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED
H. $40 amend an act 10 incorporate
H'N ana town OF 81 Adams.
H. ''5-As amended to 'hale' the igr-
lSdiction OF the city courts oi tho civ
% ''or'' ana coy 81 N'"'| 'H.T'
THIRD READING ORDERED
&. 2-R,latlng to the a2pro,,rl,.io, eor
tho Iabnroto,v of bvrinn.
o''!'r'''r'D ~ i''H'
ID. Establishing branch of tho
STATE iaporatoH| or iYe'ene.
pc. ,,,,,, ,r,,,r ,.
?, an -
in the town of Springfield
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24

s. 13i-To incorporate Tho North Troy
Electric Light & Power company, TO
committee on corporations.
&. 139--Amendirg an act tn Incorporate
the northern Telephone company. To
committee on corporations
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24
or FINAL ADJOURNMENT.

The chair appointed as members on the
part of the House OF the committee on
final adjournment NIr. Fletcher Of Cavcn-
dish, Mr.. Watson Of 81. Adams city and
Mr.. Bacon Of Hartford.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24
THIRD READING REFUSED.

THIRD READING REFUSED.
II. 4s+-To provide for more certain and
s'ematic hyglen!c and temperance in
struction in tho public schools was call
cd up by Mr.. Fletcher Of Cavendish Mr..
Norris of cabot thought tho principle Of
the hill was all right. but that the
schools now had more studies than they
could handle and keep the children we'll.
Mr.. Lcarv Of Burlington opposed the
bill and Mr. Ballou of chester favored
it. MI Martin OF Brookline nterrogated
M De Beer as to tho expense. etc. If
the bill was to become a law. Mr. De-
Boer explained in detail the reasons for
tn committees report and strongly op-
posed the bill. Mr. williams OF Newport
favored tho I'LL as did Mr.. wheeler of
South burlington. Mr.. Allyn Of Charles
town said he understood that the bill
originated in Boston. and had a pub
fishing house behind II. He further said
there was no call for such a law and
hoped i. would not pass. Mr.. Miller OF
Bcthel. NJ. Boycc of Proctor. Ny, Vince
lock Of Coventry and Mr. Robinson Of
Brownirgton favored the bill. The Third
reading was refused by vote of ayes
50 and nays 100
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. 1870 establish a municipal court
in tho town OF Springfield.
H. lG0-To establish n municipal court
for the village of Bellows Falls (as
ar:ended)
:. los-To pay Z. II. Fowler the sum
therein named.
s. 1o-Denn!nr o2tometry and regulat
inj, the practice thereof with proposals
Of amenGmeutl
s. lhi-Amending an act incorporating
the ESSEX County Savings Bank & Trust
company. With proposals Of amend
ment)
SENATE ELLIS REFERRED.
s. 9i-Re!at!ng to terms Of the supreme
court. To judiciary committee
s. G5-To provide for certain repairs
and alterations of the county buildings
IN Washington COUNTY. TO Joint special
committee consisting Of members from
Washington county.
S Officiating to the practice OF med-
cine and surgery. To joint committee on
public health.
5 l25-To incorporate the Lincoln Gem
otery association. To committee on cor
porations.
s. l37-F For the protection OF electric
light, heat and power companies. To
committee on corporations.
S. lc9-Relatiug 20 fire escapes. To
general committee.
s l3e-To incorporate the Ossood Hill
Cemetery association. TO the committee
on corporations.
8 l$3-RelatirG TO the Rutland Rail
way Light & Power company. TO COM
nllttee on street railways.
THIRD READING REFUSED.
S. toto incorporate Claude d. Grafton
& Co.
S. lt9-Rolating to conyeyances OF land.
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
II. 2j@--To amend the charter OF the
city of Norgcnncs.
On motion OF Mr.. Seaver Of Williams.
town. the House adjourned at 1850
o'clock.
OCSE-AFTEREOON.
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
S. To refund tie agricultural college
fund loan of l9lo, TO committee on ways
and means.
5. 4S-Rclotns to the powers Of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24
BILLS INTRODUCED.

II. 6l0-By the general committee, to
require state officers to give duplicate
receipts for money received for the use
Of the state.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24
ORDERED no LIE.

II. 56o-'ro establish DuXanimar in
situations and tho teaching and prac-
tice of the new science Of puXGnimac
by diaduction. Reported adversely by
the joint committee on public health.
On motion of Mr.. Emery of Eden. the
House adjourned.