The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-11
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serving as principal or teacher in the
same district H. 81, relating to reeipro-
cal provisions of fees of insurance com
panies, and II. TO- amending charter of
Newbury lighting district
The House passed the following: S. Is,
empowering insurance commissioner to
issue subpoenas; S. 20, enabling state
banks to join federal reserve system;
II. ID, granting, ferry from Orwell to
Ticonderoga; H. 90 granting ferry from
Windmill Point to Rouses Point; II. l3,
relating to petit jurors; Fl. us, relating
to peddlers' Licenses; II. 1870, relating to
return of abstract of grand list; II. 1877,
relating to descent when male decedent
leaves no issue; II. 1870 relating to
change of name OF railroad corporations
II. 49, relating to formation Of state
banks; II. 49, relating to inheritance
taxes; H. l45, relating to repairs on
court house and Jail in Franklin.
J. +. Fl. Is was adopted by the House
under suspension of the rules, so as to
permit the committee to visit the state
hospital at Waterbury. s. ~ was re-
committed, MI. Dunha.i of Brattleboro
raising the point as to whether a red
flag could be displayed under the bill If
passed, even by railroad fiagman. Mr..
Wilson of Rutland wanted to know if
the measure as worded would not put a
stop to displaying a red flag at auctions,
and the committee will now be permitted
to remodel or slaughter the measure.
The Senate passed the following: S.
"a, retiring supreme court justices and
superior Judges on half pay at the age
Of 10; S, AZ, permitting municipal court
Judges to solemnize marriages; II. 90,
relating to legislative director; H. 96, re-
lating to assault with dangerous weap-
on; H. %, relating to collection Of bail
forfeited in city and municipal courts;
H. 0s, amending law regarding arson.
House Bills introduced.
BY Mr.. Walker of Manchester. to es-
tablish a nine-hour day in the mills, fac
tories and manufacturing establishments
docs not apply to women and children
BY Mr. Hammond of Mount Holly, to
amend section 5a35 of the general laws
relating to the contents Of creamery
statements. leaving out the last part
of the section relating 10 any agree
ment.l
BY Mr.. O'Sullivan of Colchester, tC
amend section 424 of the general laws
relating to the term Of Office of certain
officers. (Removing that portion Of thu
act relating to appointments by the gov
ernor which relates TO holding the tern
until their succcegor is appointed
By Mr.. Walker Of Manchester, *
amend section 1916 of the general laws
extending the time Of commencing actor
provided the defendant is outside th'
state. Time under this condition ex
tended two years.
By Mr. 0sBren Of South Burlington
to appropriate a sum not to exceed $40,
600 for the construction and repair o.
the Sunderland Hollow road in the tow
of Colchester.
BY Mr., Marsh Of Hancock, granting 8
bounty on black bears. bounty Of 81:
to be paid by the state auditor,1
By Mr. Sweet of Lowell, to appropriate
a sum not TO exceed $4,000 to assist tn,
town OF Lowell in surveying and con
structing a highway across Lowell noun
tain, along the old Hazen road.
BY Mr.. Bond of SearsbHrg. to amenc
sections G.253, 1895 and 7,036 of the gen
eral laws, relating to venereal diseases
| Making the third report OF section 6,25t
shall be accessible to the public; section
7,035 amended penalty increased to MOI
less than two years for a person WHIT
marries knowing that he or she has ven
ereal disease named in section. Section
| I ,03G amended to increase penalty to MOI