The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-30

but that he opposed the motion to sus-
pend the rules.
Speaking for the second time, Senator
Villas said that the reason he made the
motion was on account of the general
| feeling throughout the state that Yer
mont should hasten to join the other
states which had already voted for rat
ifcation.
A roll call, requested by Senator Maur-
ice, resulted in the rules being suspended
by vote of % to 6. The senators vot-
ing against suspension of the rules were:
Hall, Kingsley, Maurice, Root, Schoff and
Steele. Senator Tenney was absent.
The resolution was ordered to a third
reading. Senator Kingsley asked for a
roll call on the adoption of the resolution
in concurrence, and the resolution was
adopted.
How House Voted on Ratification.
Those voting for ratification in the
House were; Messrs. Aiken, Alexander,
Austin of Highgate, Austin of Reading,
| Austin of Waterville, Aver of st, George,
Ayers Of Barre City, Barnard, Belknap OF
Cavendish, Belknap of Rockingham,
Bentley, Birkett, Bishop, Blood, Bond,
Boyd, Brookins, Brown Of Barton, Brown
of Bloomington. Buck, Bucklin, Burt,
Bush. Buxton. Calkins, Call, Carpenter
Chamberlain, Child of Moretown, Child
of Weybridge, Clark Of Addison, Clark of
Brookfeld, Colby, Connal, Conner, Cross
man, Crowley, Curtis, Dalrymple, Dana,
Davis of Bolton, Davis Of Rutland Town,
| Dimick, Drury. Durham, Dunklee, Dur
/ gin, Dutton, Dwine!l of Newport City
| DYER, Eastman, Edmunds, Elliott, Els
worth, Estee. Everett, Farnum, Person
Fish, Foss, Fuller of Mortified, Fuller Of
Stamford, Gillett, Goss, Gould, Hale OF
| Middlesex, Hall, Hammett, Hartman,
! Harrington, Hartwell, Hastings, Hatch
Hills, Hinton, Hitchcock, Holden, How.
ard. Hull, Huse, Ingalls,, Jackman, Jen-
| kins, Jesseman, johnson of Williston
! Kinney, Knight of Shrewsbury, Knight
of Woodford. Ladne, Lambert, Lincoln
Luce, Lucier, Lyman, Mcfarland, Nc
Feeters, Marsh of Chester, Martin, Mar
| vim, Mason, Mathewson, Markham, Mer.
RAM, Miller of Dummerston, Miller of
HartIand, Miner, Morse of Underhill,
| O'Rourke, Orton, Parker, Parmelee, Pat
ton, Paul Payne, Peck, Peet, Perry, Phil
| lips, Reed of Wolcott, Remele, Ripley,
| Roach. Sanders, Sawyer Seward, Shell
don, Slayton, Sleeper of Barnard Sleeper
of STAFFORD, Smith of Eden, Smith of
| Stannard, StockweIl Stoddard, Stowell
Taylor of Hardwick, Taylor of Whiting,
| Tewksbury, Thomas, Tinker, Tomlinson,
! Towle, Tracy, Vantins, Walker of
! Springfield, Waterman, Wells, Wheeler,
/ Whitcomb of Enosburg White Of Georgia,
White Of Woodstock, Williams of Char
lotte, Williams of Proctor, Wilson and
| Wyman.
Those voting against ratification were
! Messrs. Allen, Benson, Blodgett, Buttles,
| Conant, Davis of Dover, Dexter, Duba
Durick, Dwinell of Lyndon, FAIR, Fitz-
gerald, Goodno, Goodrich, Hale of Fair
field, Hazen, Hood, Hopkins, Howe, Hun
toon, Jones, Mentally, Mahar, Masters
Mills, Moore of Bennington, Moore of
| Plymouth, Morrissey, Morse of Whiting
ham, Murphy of Richmond, Norton
| OBrien, O'Dowd, O'Sullivan, Pollard,
Potter of Belvidere, Potter of Pownal,
| Reed of Concord. Reade of South Hero,
Sargent, Small, Smith of Wells, Stearns,
Stone, Sumner, Thurston, Thompson,
Turner, Vonton, Waldo, Walker of Man
chester, Webster, Wetherby, Writers,
Wright, Young.
Those members absent and not voting
were: Messrs. Beebe, Book, Cameron,
brennan, Dudley, Fellows, Freeman,
Gray, Gregory, Hallock, Hammond Har-
ris, johnson of Somerset, Lannie, Leach,
McLaren, Miller of Westminster, Moody,
Noble of Tinmouth, Noble of Tunbridge,
Page, Palmer, Renfrew, Rogers, Stanley,
tStratton, Strong, Swanson, Sweet, .Tows-
Elee, Whitcomb of Stockbridge, Witherell.