The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
State Agricultural School at
Randolph Center Seeks
Added Equipment
SIXTEEN NEW BILLS
INTRODUCED TODAY
Mr.. Pirie Of Williamstown
Would Have a Moth
er's Pension

Legislative happenings promise TO be
as interesting as plentiful this week,
and with tomorrow the last day for the
introduction of bills (unless the rule is
again amendedj, the committees viii
know exactly what work is required Of
them, and by the end Of the week all the
small bills should have been attended to,
so that the legislature may devote their
undivided attention to the more lmpor-
tant work OF the session.
Sixteen more bills were introduced in
the House this afternoon, making total
of $40 introduced in the lower branch,
the weeks extension Of time allowing
nearly hundred additional measures to
be presented.
Among those presented this afternoon
is one providing for uniform law for
the grading of apples, the commissioner
of agriculture being given authority to
make uniform rules and regulations.
Following are the bills introduced
By MIR. Pirie OF Wjlliamstown, an act
relating to mothers pensions and to
granting aid for dependent children.
Assistant county judges to pay money
from county treasury to poor women OF
good repute not exceeding SIS month,
with SIS a month additional for each
child under Is years of age.l
Committee on claims, an act to pay
p. b. Foster the sum therein named.
By Mr.. Wilson of Chelsea, an act pro-
yiding for an additional appropriation
for the state school Of agriculture at
Randolph Center. additional appropri-
alton Of $4,000 for building and equip
ping dormitory
By Mr.. Eaton OF Woodstock. an act
to amend sections 6l04 and 6l0J OF the
public statutes. as amended by No. 2S6
of the acts of 1912, relating to the em-
ployment of prisoners. Gives sheriff
Of county authority instead OF prison
board OF assistant county judges.i
BY Mr.. Dimond of Manchester (by
requestl. an, act to provide for proof Of
the death and Of heirship, and for no
tice to heirs-at- law and legatees and
devisees before probate of Wills.
Bv Mr.. Dimond Of Manchester (by
requestl, an act TO provide for proof Of
death and Of heirship before granting
letters OF administration.
By Mr. Briggs of Bristol, an act to
legalize the grand list Of the town of
Bristol for the years therein named.
By Mr. Portsr Of Bradford. an act re-
lating to the qualification of voters in
town, village and fire district meetings
on question of bonding such divisions.
tNo person having grand list Of less than
IS to be allowed to vote.l
Mr.. smith Of ST. Albans City, an act
10 amend the charter Of the city Of 81.
Albans.
BY Mr.. Stacey Of Hartford, an act to
provide for the licensing of public vehi-
cles BY selectmen.
Mr. Fairchild Of Fairfield 70 amend
section $500 Of the public statutes, as
amended by section J of No. IA Of the
acts Of 1912. relating to marriage IL
eenses. ION written protest, signed by
three OF more citizens, clerk shall refuse
to issue marriage license, il protest al
lepcs that applicant is habitual drunk
ard or excessive user of drugs Apple
cant 10 refused may appeal 70 select
men. who shall decide. Person 50 re-
fused shall not apply or receive marriage
license IN any town in state within a
wear Of first application Marriage IL
cense 20 be- void after year has elapsed
after IL has been taken out.
~ Mr.. Reynolds Of Cambridge. an act
to allow post No 10. q. 4. r.. Of CAM
bridge 60 acquire land for erection of me-
morisl tablet OF monument
From committee on claims. an act 70
uay Claude G. Grafton the sum therein
named.
Bv NJ. Hapgood of Peru. an at
amending the act rehtinR % the con.
sltious under which licensees may eel
Intoxicating liquors lAdds "or 20 hq-
nara NAV h. sold 20 resident Of stata
" BE- resides without the town.
Hv Mr.. Chalmers of Rutland CITY. an
81 ~ provide . uniform law for grading
af aurles. iProvidrs penalty Of slo1 for
arsf ofense and s21o Tor each subsequenb
7fenar against law.8
~ IA Htaarrft of Newport. au art
relating ~ the regulations ~ harher
shaps Provides faf sanitary cunai-
i1ns
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