The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02
BruttlebOrO Local
TALKED WITH REPRESENTATIVE
pssrassisa o. psaalas Legssla,lsa ~
yaftoAs fosnsmen.

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g nsr, Il noidnrtul ~ eapiali. and -
nonsaisHliDNsh a. h dune ~ matN ~ ihF
rilips IA NrA HAMPSHIRE, Natild tshd 10
laa6il uR ties h0irl hhslnrss IA NFtihnhi
Mhrih6f the state II AsnnNni neris AZ
innErrtat, lrrnsr a. stimulate ihe hotel
hli.inrss Aas 4 question IA the mind 81
Elaanl 4, AnasiN, llnialriut ~ the
llreoks House. Ne tip,hA saa that hc
Nas unahlr a. Stale nhsi lirtwhiasr. II
che travelling rnsllr askud iM iAqmH lHil
b. sail that mank iapiilr DO fali inei @i,.F
snd hhdlns that shsy rahuoi infaasr Y
qnoR Is ihis imnn - ga ihei nay !"
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duisr Ia iaiunfs ahilr sufsls AZ q huirls
llr sah that lhis condition ~ ahain Nas
noiiorshls during ihr sra.ssn i"r aulumo
hllsls. clarke I Fats nhe y alaaAs 80
irrnrd a. avrfsr "a ihr sair ~ inlnki
rants in aux NANs rNpHsssNi the nitninn
that an iunkrrlrfs husnzp uas net ihf
.nlui ION II the summer hoirl hnstnnss II
Vermont lie pointed ou, the hoirls a
Waalsiosk aud Waterbury,, where liquor
~ nm sold anl Wnuid not lsr sold under
any circumstances. a. instances 20 show
that a vel managed hoslrlty can IT, made
paying proposition without hlnoi
hcrnsr,
MANY tan. into New Hampshire and that,
"a his knowledge. the operation At The
innkeeprt, hcrnse under the Law II that
state l. highly satisfactorily. lie pointed
Out the fact that the residents Of any city
or town having an lnnkerpers LICENSE can .
no, procure liquor az such hotels even
though they may H. guests II the house
OF H. entertained by persons who are
Jnase Ernest ". Gibson puerici NJ
Stafford relative Ia the provisions 81 the
hin under discussion. hul thr wpr.stn's .
tive could moi state explicitly, a. the hill
had not come from the printer when NJ
Stafford left Montpelier before the ses
sion. 1900.
The hill To appropriate sas.Wn for tive
,,w dornitories al the industrial school
a, Nereennrs was mentioned, but them
was no copy of the proposed measure
available Tor discussion, Mr.. stafford feal
4 letter from Superintendent BARS @
The industrial school stating what the
conditions are a. regards room aud ar' I
at the institution. u. L.
piper. who recently visited the institu. !
ion smoke III the conditions he found
there which he Eel, were not made ior !
him ns the management of the school dih
moi have an opportunity 20 put things "
readiness. lie said that he was accorded 3
every opportunity Ia inspect The ins'lt9
tion and went over all paris Of the build {
ncs without any guide. Tie believed iha'
The state should appropriate S-N"u asN u
I'd by the board of trustee. ~ y J. pam {
h evident that there should he larger Z
iuarter- and better equipment Tor the !
Of the incouigible from the I
20 called probate boy or girl. The lat :
er children are to large extent Orphan, /
T.. b. Smith. principal OF the high {
,chool favored such an appropriation as
vas TO be asked for by the trustees OF the Ii
chool Clarke c. Fits called Representa- ID
i've Stafford's attention to the bull when i
has been introduced TO secure an appro- Il
,riation for the Austine institution when I
5 to be built in Brattleboro the coming I
ear, il is expected. Mr.. Fits referred to I
he fact that the amount to be asked for :
,ad NOT been inserted in the bill, as those |
in the matter thought il best 1
O let the committee discuss the merits OF 1
he proposed measure. and name such G
nm, a. tho committeS would recommend | l.