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

ndNAaS W Wv with aprl-
culture which is now law. The bills
allowing five citizens to cali in the
county road commissioner to deter
mine the location and construction of
water bars and the one appropriatinp
$4,000 to be expended in purchasing
portable stone crushers, not more than
two to a county, to be used in the
counties for road work were rejected
bv the house. The measure creating a
water-power and conservation commits
sion and bonding the state for So 900
eco to be used by that commission in
developing and conserving the water
powers of the state is now before the
committee on conservation. He voted
for the Durham marriage bill and
against woman suffrage and the nine
hour bill
| K. +. Robinson of Jamaica. Repub-
! lican, born in Jamaica. Educated at
Leland and Gray seminary. Congrega-
! tionahst. Station and express agent.
| Member committee on corporations and
/ franchises. Absent on the quorum
roll call and voted against the Durham
! bill, the primary, woman suffrage, nine
/ hour day. Has introduced no bills.
a. +. Cudworth of Londonderry. Re
publican, born in Savoy, Mass. Edu-
Gated at Perkins academy and Dart
mouth college and in the law office of
! Hon. James l.. Martin. Served in the
house in 1881; i'll the senate in 1898
and 1900. Univcrsalist. Chairman Of
the judiciary committee and member
committee on public buildings Intro
duced the bill providing for a special
election to fill q vacancy in the office
Of nitcd States senator Just as q va
caney in the lower house is filed, also
the bill allowing the superior Judges
elected in 1915 to hold over until their
successors are elected, both of which
bear the governor 5 signature Mr.
Cudworth has worked III the division
having charge Of the sections relating
to courts and court practice, III revis
ing the general laws, which has taker
much time and thought The London
derry member is recorded ON every rol
call. Mr.. Cudworth voted in favor oil
the primary and the Durham marriag,
bill and against the nine hour bill ant
woman suffrage
G. d. Dalrymple Of Marlboro, Repub
lican, born in Halifax. Farmer. Bap
list. Member committee on municipal
corporations. Has introduced no bill.
and has been absent on two roll calls
Voted for the primary and agains
woman suffrage and the nine hour dav
Absent on the Durham marriage Law
and quorum roll calls.
Dana Il. Stedman Of Newfane. Re
publican, bonn in Williamsville. At
tended Miss Sawyer 5 private schoo
in Brattleboro. Clerk in general store
Member committees on claims and com
merce and labor Has been present a
every roll call. voting for the primary
Durham marriage bin and agains
woman suffrage and nine-hour bill.
Edward W. Aiken Of Putney. indie
pendent, born in Grafton. Farmer am
market gardener. Member Of the hous
in 1912 and 1915, this being his thir,
consecutive term. Member of the com
mittees on education and claims Ha
introduced six measures, two of then
being by request. The bill appropri
ating $500 for Vermont exhibit a
the New England fruit show and $50
to bind the census OF $50 and plac
it in the state library, taking il from
the various county COURTS, are in tn,
hands OF committees. The bill forcin,
mills and factories in eenters of popula
|
for preventing damage and nuisanc
from smoke and increasing the rate o
nay for tuberculosis animals condemne,
10y the state, making the limit SO in
stead of 500 for a common animal an,
$50 for registered animals instead D
SO, were rejected by the house. NJ,
Aiken has been present at every rol
call He was the leader in opposin.
the Durham marriage bill and has ais
condemned the administration of fist
and game laws. He voted for tn,
primary and woman suffrage an,
against the nine hour dav.
+. l.. Osgood of Rockingham, Repub
liean, was born in Chittenden Edu
Gated at Castleton normal school. Uni
versity of New York, University o
Vermont and pursued post gradual,
work In London and Vienna. Phvsi
elan and surgeon. Baptist. Chairman
OF committee ON public health and mem
Der OF appropriations committee. Mr.
Osgood has introduced six bills, two o
which are now law These two meas
ures relate to doctors, stating that /,
death certificates that the cause o
death IS unknown, if they cannot de