The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-14
BUSY WEEK PROMISED.
Legislators Will Work Before Adjourn
ing for Thanksgiving.

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When the Vermont legislature recon.
yenes this evening it will find or =
quantity Of measures ready to be eN
| dueed. The revision eommitte wo. ID
about all day Saturday, putting bills in
Shape and at that did not complete the
files before IT, The time limit for pre-
seating bills to the revision committee
expired Friday night at midnight, and
all others viii now have to come III
through committees or by unanimous
consent Of the members 1t is expected
that as many as q hundred bills win be
introduced this evening, or early to-mor-
row. This will insure Il busy opening
of the week.
There are other matters TO come up
which will make the week one of inter-
est. For Tuesday evening three inn
portant hearings are scheduled In Rep
resentatives' hall that evening. the spec
ial committee on the proposed amend
ment to the federal constitution, in
which the income tax is involved, will
give public hearing at which any one
opposed to or favoring the proposition
is invited to speak. The judiciary com
public hearing that evening in the Sen.
ate chamber on the bill to abolish cap
ital punishment, and in the cloak room
that evening there win be public hear.
ing on the bill which proposes to give
the Champlain Realty company the right
to dredge the 0ttaquechee river so that
logs can be hoated down it. The people
OF Windsor county are up in arms
against this BILL and eminent counsel
has been engaged to oppose it.
In the House Tuesday afternoon, the
bill creating state school of agricul-
ture, and the bill providing for the dis
position of unexpended highway taxes in
Incorporated villages will be taken up
as special orders. Both OF these bills
are sure to be discussed.
Wednesday evening 10 Representatives
hall meeting will be held to discuss
the formation Of state board of trade.
This meeting will be addressed by promi-
nent Vermonters and much interest is
felt in It. In connection with this meet
ing S. Perry Hooker and Robert Earle,
members OF the New York state high
way commission, will speak on good
roads
That evening In the cloak room, the
bill To regulate the practice Of dentistry
viii be given public hearing. The dem
fists OF the state are much interested
in this bill, and most OF them favor its
passage.
Outside Events.
At Aliller's inn Tuesday evening, the
annual meeting and banquet of the Yer
mont Association Of Life underwriters
will be held. S. w Hindes of Burling-
ton is president Of this association, and
L. L. North Of Burlington is secretary.
Among the guests Of honor at the ban
quot win be Guy w. Bailey Of Essex
Junction and f. H. Deavitt Of Mont
pelier, state insurance commissioners,
The state fish and game league viii
hold its annual meeting in the Pavilion
parlors at eight o'clock Wednesday even
ing. Wednesday and Thursday At Trim
ity Methodist church, the state board Of
Sunday schools will hold a Sunday
school institute which will be addressed
BIZ some of the brightest pulpit orators
In New England Those not otherwise
engaged Wednesday evening can do lit
tie star gazing during the total eclipse
of the moon, which commences at seven
o'clock that evening.
The Senate Of 1904 will hold its bien
NAL reunion Thursday evening at eight
o'clock in the Senate chamber This viii
be followed BY banquet at the Mont
pclier house, to which several Of the
present state officers have been invited.
Tire Vermont Alumni Ass1ciation of
Dartmouth college will hold its annual
meeting and banquet at the Pavilion ho-
tel that evening. The responses to in
vitations to this meeting and banquet
have been large.