The Republican journal., 1915-04-08


stances Of the absence were such as to
require such a certificate; and every
child in the schools under Its jurisdiction
who shows signs Of being. in i'll health
or of suffering from infectious or con-
tagious diseases, unless he is at once ex-
ciuded. from school by the teacher; ex-
ana isolated oh situations a the school COM
mittee may make such other arrange
mentS as may best carry out the pur-
poses Of this act'-(Approved March "A.
Chapter 175.
An Act to amend Section one hundred
fifteen of Chapter fifteen of the Re-
vised Statutes, as amended by Chapter
nineteen hundred nine. as further
eighty-six of the. Public Laws Of nine
amended by Chapter forty-five of the
Public Laws of nineteen hundred thir-
teen, relating to the appropriation for
the support OF the normal and training
schools
Section l. Section one hundred fifteen
of chapter fifteen of the Revised Stat
utes, as amended by chapter one hun
dred six Of the public laws Of nineteen
chapter one hundred eighty-six OF the
public laws of nineteen hundred eleven
and as further amended by chapter
fortyryye Of the public laws Of nineteen
in a' the second on a ns f %Urth
lines thereof and substituting, therefor
the word thirteen in the fourth line
thereof. and substituting therefor the
word 'fifteen, SO that said section as
amended shall read as follows:
Section lis, For the support of the five
training school, the sum of ninety thou
sand dollars is appropriated for the year
nineteen hundred fifteen and the sum
appropriated thereafter, to be expended
under the direction of said trustees.
which sum the treasurer of State shall
money raised for the support of COM
mon schools. The governor and council
may, from time to time, as they think
proper, draw warrants. therefor on said
treasurer In favor of said trustees. -
approved March "a, 1851
Chapter 176.
An Act to amend Chapter one hundred
eighty-two of the Public Laws of nine
teen hundred seven, providing that
flags shall be furnished to schools
Chapter one hundred eighty-two of the
public laws of nineteen hundred seven
is hereby, amended by striking out. all
sorting in place thereof the following:
1t shall be the duty of the superintend-
ents of schools to see that the flag is
displayed from all public school build
ings on appropriate occasions. Said su-
perintendents shall report annually to
the towns the amount necessary to fur
flags and flag stats and towns shall an
nually appropriate sufficient amount
to defray the necessary cost of the dis
play of the flag, The appropriation Tor
additional to all other appropriations for
schools. 1t shall be the duty of instruct
ors to impress upon the youth by suit
ane references en- tSo and The sig
ton as amended shall read as follows:
1t shall be the. duty of the superin-
tendents of schools to see that the flag
is displayed from the public school
buildings on appropriate occasions. Said
superintendents shall report annually to
the towns the amount necessary to fur
flags and flag staffs and towns shall an
nually appropriate a sufficient amount to
defray the necessary cost of the dis
play of the flag. The appropriation for
additional to all other appropriations
for schools. 1t shall be the duty of in
structors to impress upon the youth
the significance of the flag to teach
them the cost, the object and principles
OF our government, the great sacrifices
of our forefathers, the important part
taken by the Union army in eighteen
sixty. five, and to teach them to love
honor and respect the flag of our coun-
try that cost so much and is so dear to
every true American citizen.'-(Approved
March "a, 1850
Chapter III.
An Act to provide for the permanent
improvement of land within the limit
of any highway or townway adjoining
any land not known as wild land
Section l. Each city, town or planta-
ton shall each year set aside five per
cent of the money raised and appropri-
cutting and removing all trees, shrubs
and useless fruit trees, bushes and
weeds, Except shade trees, timber trees.
cared-for fruit trees. and ornamental
and the wrought part of any highway or
town way until all the trees, shrubs and
worthless fruit trees. bushes and weeds,
have been once removed from the limits
of such highway or town way after
which the owner of the land adjoining
such highway or town way, shall each
year before the first day of Octobern re-
move all bushes, weeds, worthless trees
and grass from the roadside adjoining
his cultivated or moving, fields. The
city, town or plantation shall care for
all land not included In the above eX-
cept wild land.
Section 2. If any owner of such land
shall fail to cut and remove said bushes,
weeds, worthless trees and grass, on or
DeLofe OcloDeI uiSl ol edcH year, the
mayor of any city, selectmen of any
town, or assessors of any plantation
wherein said land may be located, shall
cause said bushes, weeds, worthless
trees and grass to be cut and removed.
The actual expense of such cutting and
removal shall be lien upon said land SO
adjoining said highway or town way,
and shall be assessed and collected as
tax thereon.
Section 8. If any city, town or planta-
ton in the construction or repair of its
highways places any stone, sods or
other material upon land within the linn
it of any highway which the owner has
cleared from stone and smoothed so that
it is tillible land and so used. said city,
town or plantation shall within thirty
days remove the same from such land.
Failing to do this the owner of said
land may remove such stone, sods or
other material therefrom and be paid
the same price per hour for such remov-
al as is paid by said city, town or plan
tation for labor in the construction and
repair of its roads.-(Approved March
"a, 1851
Chapter 178.
An Act to prevent milk borne outbreaks
Of infectious diseases.
Section l. Whenever, in the opinion
OF any officer or duly authorized inspect
or or agent Of the State board of health.
1t may be necessary to guard against
the spread of any infectious or COM
municable disease, OF, to investigate the
source Of infection of any case or out
break of said disease, or to facilitate the
control of said disease, said officer, in
spector or agent Of said board shall have
full power and authority at all times to
enter and inspect premises, rooms, car
in the production, manufacture. stor-
age, sale, transportation or distribution