The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-29
Increase to the Medical Col
lege of University
Of Vermont
MIDDLEBURY WOULD
RECEIVE $12,8OO
Norwich University Would
Be Benefited by $780,
900 a Year

The House this morning passed the
three bills making the annual appropria-
tions for the three higher institutions Of
learning, Norwich university, Middlebury
college and the University OF Vermont.
The University of Vermont is the only
institution to receive an increase in APP
preparation and this increase, amounting
to $4,000, is to be devoted exclusively
to the college of medicine. The total
amount now appropriated by the state
TO the University of Vermont if the bill,
II. 43l, is passed by the Senate, will be
/ S5S. 800 The bin provides for $4,000
for the exclusive use of the college of
medicine and. owing to an oversight by
the appropriations committee. an amend
ment was made by the committee this
morning and agreed to by the House,
giving the usual sum of 81 800 for 90
i scholarships.
Mr.. Lance of Cabot offered an amend
ment so that that sum for scholarships
bc taken out Of the $4,000 appropriated
in the bill but this was not agreed to
1 after an explanation by Mr.. Black of
| Burlington and Mr.. Proctor of Proctor
and the committee amendment was
agreed to.
Twenty thousand dollars is approprat
ed TO Norwich university annually By H.
2s3 which provides for 200 scholarships
or tuitions, and an attempt made by Mr..
Moore of Ludlow in the form of an
amendment to limit the annual appro-
priation for six years was voted down
after considerable discussion. II was ex-
planned that the. question of approprla
tions to the colleges had come mp at
every session and BY passing bill max.
ing the appropriation perpetual, this bi,
ennial question will be done away with
Middlebury college receives the same
annual appropriation. $4,000. the bill be
ing passed without discussion.
At the present time there are 35 bills. !
Senate and House measures in the hands |
of House committees which have vet to
be reported. A few of the committees |
have several bills. but the majority Of
the committees have but one or two
measures.
The Boston & Maine bill is reported
on the calendar without accommodation |
and there will probably be a fight on
this measure this afternoon. The bill to
do away somewhat with the necessity
for side judges in county courts is also
reported without recommendation. The
Senate was not in session to-day, meet
ing tonight, however.
Bills introduced.
The following bills were introduced to.
day;
From the Judiciary committee, an act
10 provide a method for assessing dam
ages done by floating lumber.
From the committee on internal af.
fairs. an act in amendment Of and ia
addition TO chapter 2ll Of the public
statutes and amendments thereto. relat-
ing to foreign and domestic creamery
Passed in Concurrence BY House.
An act 20 repeal section ! .34l Of the
public statutes. requiring supreme court
to furnish opinions 10 the governor.
An act 10 amend section 5 Of No. g.
N the acts OF 1910, relating TO the crea- !
ion Of a state school of agriculture ,
An act TO appropriate money 20 the .
committee Of management Of the state /
boys and girls agricultural and indus
trial exposition. 4
s 1872. an act 70 appropriate = certain !
sum 10 build a laundry and creamery !
md 20 construct walks az Vermont indus.
rial school.
s. las. an act 70 appropriate q certaln
'um 70 purchase the Eltharp place. IN
IergenBes. for use Of the Vermont indus :
rial school
head THIRD Time and Passed By House. !
n. 2s3. an act relating 70 Norwich
e
n. 20s. an at 10 provide an add
ional appropriation for The state school 9
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ting tle appropriation % sin wear pe- u
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