The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-21
SUBSTITUTE FOR sTEARNs BILL
CONTINUED from Page IL

| but will not change the present law IN re-
gard to teaching pedagogy IN MlddleDury
and the University of Vermont.
1t is further stated that the board OF
education will be authorized TO establish
teacher training classes wherever they see
fit, for one or two years, to hlfe school
rooms where the high schools are CON
gested and to have larger app0rtlon-
ment of the appropriations tor such pur-
poses.
/ 1t is also stated that a very important
clause provides for state AID 10 teachers
desiring secondary or normal school train
| ing outside the state. Those agreeing to
teach a certain length of time in Vermont
would receive substantial aid under the
proposed plan whether they tram IN or
out of the state.
Both of these substitutes will be con
lSidered by the senate committees tonight
and it is likely that compromise bill
will be reported out early IN the week.
This plan is in lieu of undertaking TO
amend the Stearns bill, which already has
been amended in Is or more respects and
which is entirely obnoxious to large ma
jOrity of the senate. Furthermore, 1t is
said that the Stearns bill is likely to face
veto if passed by the senate.
Highway Bill Also Set.
| Another matter, too for the early part
of the week is the highway bill (3S6b
which has been favOrably reported by the
senate committee on judiciary ana winch
will probably be on the calendar this
evening for second reading. rms IS the
measure providing for a board OF three,
one of whom, according to state house
rumor is to be Senator Bryant from
! Windsor county Whether the name of
i "Stod" Bates. present highway. commits
! sioner, will also be sent into the senate
this week is said to depend upon the atti-
ltude of the Bates men. led by Senator
/ Cady of Addison county, who is being
lquoted as the leader of the opposition to
p! the bill. The ground of opposition is said
to be a belief that Bates has not been
given assurance of appointment ON the
board or as highway commissioner.
i 1t is a question as to how the senate
/ stands as a whole on the bill itself but
lif Senator Bryant'S name is sent In to the
senate it would undoubtedly be confirmed
First. however. it is necessary that the
bill passes. and the reports are that it
Twill meet determined opposition when 1T
comes up on the senate calendar.
i Meanwhile the>house has a long hard
task before it in considering the budget.
which totals $3,129,700 and which will
come up tonight in the house. but will
lprobably be put over until Wednesday
ION account of a proposed visit of the COM
mittee on appropriations in Waterbury in
order to see what is necessary to be done
in the way of new buildings.
4 The budget is in two sections and the
section which comes up first this week
covers merely the departmental or gen
leral appropriation, the special appropria-
ton made by the legislature to come under
another section in another bill.
House Bills Introduced
Il The following bills have been intro
duced in the house -
. -403-Reported by the committee on
judiciary to make uniform the sales of
goods. Relating TO formation of the con-
tract, fOrmalities of the contracts; sub
ject matter of contracts; the price. con
Editions warranties transfers. sale by
lsample performance of contract rights
lOf unpaid seller against the goods; lein,
transit, resale by seller. remedies of
} seller, remedies of buyer Interpretation.
! H-404-An act making appropriations
for the support of government introduced
. by the committee on appropriations as a
To- substitute for H256; executive depart
ment. $4,000; secretary of state. So 900.
for publicity purposes in same depart
| ment, $4,000: treasurer. $4,000
weights and measures, S1O.J60: auditor of
accounts, $4,000; insurance commits
siOner. $4,000; commissioner of taxes
IS17. 900: Sergeant-at-armS, $4,000; state
: of industries, Sl5,1 40; state engineer
; $4,000; geologist. $1,000; education
S26400O; library, S1S,008; for public
library commission, $1,000 PREFERENCE bu
reau. 1921. 81 800; 1922, So 100 his.
torical society, $500; printing. $4,000
} stationery, etc, $4,000: PRONUNCIATION OF
2 public acts. 81 900 director of state insti
tutionS, $500; board of health. S17. 900
: canvass votes. 500; appraisals public
| utilities, 500; INDECENT TB patients
[ $4,000; commissioner of agriculture
100000; highways. 100000: bridges
1 $4,000: public service commission
1 S12.OOO :: grade crossings. $4,000 expert
5 ment station. S4.1J0; commission on uni
20 form laws, 500: convention delegates
1 $1,000; interest, 100000: Typographical
4 survey. $4,000: investigating resource,
2 of state. $1,000: committee on budget
5000; bank appraisal, 500; department
5 of justice. $365.000 legislature. 1923
e Sl63,OOO; teachers retirement fund
+ $4,000; adjutant general. etc. 100000
e armories, $4,000; freeing toll bridges
t $4,000; board of control. $1,000; dairy
: mems association. $1,000: sugarmakers
$500; horticultural society, 81. 900
poultry associations, $500. state fair