The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-10

| take even lnoubH tnhN 90 use mtbhouH
which might be considered questionable
in other cases in regard to the veracity
of their reports. His life has been II
curse TO the state and TO the town in
which he lives, and the monuments which
! ne has there erected should be torn
| down; and the mountain which he has
| decided TO the state upon condition that
| the virgin forest which now covers il
| should always remain, should be stripped
bare and burned down to bed rock. A
| bill of attainder should be passed against
| him which would prevent his ever again
appearing as member OF this body, and
which would eventually drive from our
borders and compel him, as the state
compelled its founder, to spend the re-
naming years Of his life as an exile and
be buried in an unknown grave; and
the little boy who is his hearts pride
should be elected from the hall"
Mr.. Hewitt arose to say that the gem
tleman from Peru was not always stand
ing, nor was he always a nuisance but
useful member and he moved that u
the resolution did not already lie that ii
be ordered to lie, His motion prevailed
House Was Otherwise Busy.
The House accomplished great
amount OF work, five bills being passed
following third readings and score or
more were ordered TO the third readings
or killed upon adverse committee re-
ports. Just prior to adjournment a
resolution was adopted on the death OF
Mrs Redfield Proctor, mother of the rep.
resentative from Proctor.
The Proctor Resolution
BY Mr.. Melendy Of Londonderry, that,
whereas, the shadows have again fallen
across the pathway of life, and another
noble woman, the widow of the late
United States Senator Redfeld Proctor
and the beloved mother of the member
from Proctor, has been called to her
crowning, therefore, be it resolved, that
the sympathy of the Senate and House
of Representatives is hereby extended
to Redfield Proctor, the member from
Proctor, in this time of sorrow, and be il
further resolved that the clerk OF the
House be directed TO transmit copy of
these resolutions to Mr.. Proctor
Read Third Time and Passed by House.
Amending an act relating to the du
ties OF trustees.
An act to pay P. B. Foster the sum
therein named.
An act granting to w. n. Sweet a
ferry across Lake Champlain between
Isle La Motto and Chazy Landing. TIA
ken UP as a special order, explained by
Mr.. soule of Alburg, and passed in con-
currencc.l
An act to exempt from taxation the
Of Pleasant Valley grange, No.
242, Of Rockingham.
An act relating to the lighting Of sub
urban stations, waiting rooms, and high
way crossings, along the line of an cleo
tric railroad.
An act to amend sections 1862, 5364, as
amended by section Of No. ISL OF the
acts of 1908, $500, $3.50 and 5372 of the
public statutes, relating TO the practice
OF medicine.
Third Reading Ordered by House.
An act authorizing the town Of Rich
ford TO issue certain bonds.
An act authorizing the clerk Of Ben
nington county TO complete the court
records Of said county.
An act relating TO legislative printing.
Amending an act relating to appoint
ment of officers of Vermont state hos
pital forFthe insane.
An adt to change the name Of Whee-
lock pond or Number Ten pond, to Lake
Mirror.
An act to lcgalizc The grand list of the
town Of Granville
Amending act relating 10 licenses for
circus exhibitions. provides for n grad
uated tax; explained by Mr.. Wilson of
Chelsea.
Amending an act relating TO appro.
pristions for hospital beds.
Amending an act relating to the com
of the executive clerk. lEN-
planned by Mr.. Moore Of Ludlow.
Amending an act relating to the char.
Ter Of the village Of Bellows Falls.
Relating 20 the pay of official report
srs Of the general assembly. lSalary
liked AZ $3.50 per day for the session.
Senate Confirms Dutton's Appointment.
The most important incident Of inter.
IT in the senate this forenoon was the
confirming of the appointment OF Walter
A. Dutton Of lardwick A. q member Of
DE public service commission, the upper
branch going into executive session for
he purpose. The confirmation was held
M Tor a few DAYS. but = satisfactory
agreement was reached BY that body |
with the governor
The senate passed its own bill relat-
na to elementary text books. and recon-
.idsred. amended and passed in concur
-ence the House bill relating 60 the city
ma town Of 81. Adams The bill became
Elective from its passage. The Senate
,il giving women the right % vote in
own and municipal meetings and for
presidential electors was made a special
rider for Thursday ~ 1870.
Bills introduced in House
By Mr.. Melcndy 81 Londonderry. an
.ct to amend .ectipn 3as5 of the public
tatutes. relating 60 divorce proceedings
When hi,el Tor diroroe b. flssl superior
udce may. upon application of ctha
lartv. rniaiH resronaent from eshveF 3ur
onseaIing or Interfering vita rroperty
n s.lathine % party making sueh aprl
atioul
Rt air Tatlor 81 Springfield. ~ at
% pav W. g. smith the sum therein
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