The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-07

termins it and forbiddins the sale of
wood alcohol or methyl or medicines
containing same. The bill forcing
every seller of milk to take out a IL
cense, paying so cents for each cow
kept if below four but So if more than
four in the dairy and the bill allowing
the fish and game commissioner to
order the taking of deer doing damage
to crops We're rejected by the house.
The bill changing the form of primary
petition has passed the house. DIR.
Osgood has been missed on a roll call
He voted for the primary, Durham mar
rage bill and woman suffrage and
against the nine-hour bill.
Fred V. Johnson of Somerset. Repub-
lican, born III Pleasantville, y. Y. Lum-
herman. Methodist Served in the
house in 1901, 1910, 1915 Member of
the committees on military affairs and
corporations. Has introduced no bills
and Is not recorded on three roll calls.
Mr.. johnson voted for the primary and
the nine-hour day and against the Dun
ham marriage bill and woman suffrage
Ernest Pike Of Stratton, Republican,
born in Stratton. Farmer and lumber
man. Baptist Served in the house in
lSUO- htHlutE Oh Inc committees on
appropriations and educational institu-
tions. Presented the measure raisino
funds to clear the Indebtedness of
Windham county incurred in repairing
the county Jail, by q tax of four cents
| on the dollar Of the grand list Of the
| county. This bill has become law Mr.
Pike has no record on six roll calls.
| He voted for the primary. woman SUI
10 l.
Edgar II. Allbee Of Townshend. Re
publican, born in Springfield Plumber
and hardware dealer. Congregational
/ ist. Member Of the committee on state
aud court expenses. Has introduced
three bills one obliging selectmen to
accept funds to care for burial
lots was by request, and another is a
private bill ordering the state to deed
Fred w. Watson rights to spring in
Townshend. Mr.. Allbee 5 bill per
hitting women taxpayers to vote in
| town matters relating to the raising of
taxes and the appropriation Of money
is awaiting the action Of the commit
bee voted for the Eunham bill nine.
hour hill and woman suffrage; is ne.
recorded on three roll calls.
r. c. Allen Of Vernon Republican
born in Vernon. Attended Miss Saw
yer's private school in Brattlehoro
Farmer. Second Adventist Member
Of the temperance committee Has in.
troduced no bills, but contended for
the discharge OF jurors after twelve
days service. Mr. Allen is recorded
on every roll call, and voted for the
primary, woman suffrage. the Durham
MARRIAGE bill, and the nine hour dav
NJ. L. johnson of Wardsboro Renub
lican. born in Marlboro Merchant
Member Of the committee on state III
situations. Has introduced no meas
ures and is not recorded ON seven rol
calls. Voted for the primary and WON
an suffrage and was recorded agains'
the nine honr bill.
c. G.. Miller of Westminster. Repub
lican, born in Westminster. Educated
at Leland and Gray seminary Con
eregationalist. Farmer Member o.
the taxation committee Has intro
duced two bills the first allowing tht
killing of game which may or is doins
damage to crops, was rejected by tbs
house. The second, allowing one t
{ post his land against the taking o
honey or bees found thereon, PASSED
and is now law. Mr. Miller has missed
no roll calls. lie voted for the primary
and the Durham marriage bill an'
against woman suffrage and ninc-hou
day.
F. B. Wheeler of Nottingham, Demo
crat, born i'll Nottingham. Merchant
Universalist. Member Of banking anC
insurance committee. Has presented
no bills. Has no record on four rol
calls Voted for the Durham marriage
bill and against woman suffrage an,
nine hour day.
NJ. +. Barber of Wilmington, Repub
ican. born in Wilmington. Merchant
Congregationalist. Member of the com
mittee on suffrage and elections Ha
introduced no measures and has NJ
record on four roll calls. Voted 70
the Durham marriage bill and agains
woman suffrage and the nine hour Dill
IL. l.. Chapman of Windham, Repub
ican, born in Hanover, Maine. Com
mercial photographer. Congregational
list. Member Of the library committee
Has introduced no bills and missed N
roll calls. Voted for the primary, won
an suffrage and the nine hour day anC
against the Durham marriage bill.