The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-03

2 general laws relating % an annua
E vote on the question Of granting liq
E u9r licenses. These sections comprise
tho lsw requiring and providing foI
) such annual vote
H96. by Mr.. Bennett of Manchester,
j TO amend section 4,0IO Of the general
laws. as amended, relating TO the
duties Of town auditors. Auditors To
report 20 voters at least FIVE days be-
fore town meeting instead Of "at least
: ten days" as at present
{ Hos. by Mr.. Stearns Of Johnson, to
provide n state cooperative system OF
te-cher training. Creates a state
school Of four divisions: extension
(teaeher training coursesl, normal Cat
johnson and Castleton), college (at
i U. V. NJ. and Middlebury) and sum
mer Extension division trains rural
school teachers; normal trains rural
and grade teachers; college trains
junior and senior high school teach
Iera, ald summer division provides i'm
provement courses. Other points Of
the bill are: Credit Is received in high
e-' divisions for time spent in lower
ones; practice departments are to be
maintcined where practicable; stu
dents in any division exempt from tut
ton one year for each year which they
afterward teach in Vermont; gradu-
ates of college division receive A. B.
degree; Of money available annually
fer state beard OF education $4,000
shall be spent on normal division.
H99, by Mr.. Newland of Morris
wn, to authorize trust companies,
Swings banks and institutions for saw
ings to pay interest on savings de-
posits from the day of deposit to the
q Of Withdrawal.
H101, by Mr. Ryan Of Fairfield, re-
lating to property held by the entirety.
Provides that income on real estate
owned jointly by husband and wife
shall be subject TO trustee process and
the products Of such real estate shall be
attachabe ard subject to execution
5 le for discharge of debts contracted
separately or jointly
HOS, by Mr. Peake Of Bristol, to
amend section 6,3G5 Of the general
laws relatirg to the taking Of black
bass. Permits the catching Of black
b SIS It night
HOG, by Mr. Jacqueth Of Guilford [
= repeal section 1888 Of the general +
avs relating to the holding Of Office.
This section relates to women voting
on school matters and holding Offices
on school boards and is superduous
now.
H107, by Mr. Bowen Of Sunderland,
to appropriate the sum of $4,000 to
aid in improving the old Stratton
turnpike so-called.
HOS, by Mr.. Davis Of Hartford, to
amend section 4,549 Of the general
lcws, as amended by No. 112 Of the
Acts Of 1919, relating to the payment
Of state aid for the construction Of
bridges. Raises maximum state aid
f ON $500 to s25O0 for any one
bridge.
H110, by Mr.. Mccullough, Fayston,
to amend section 6,422 Of the general
laws, as amended, relating to deer do
ing damage to crops. Raises fee for
services Of appraisers Of such damage ;
from 81 to $3.50
HIP, by Mr. Davis Of Hartford, to I
provide for the election by towns Of a
building committee. Such committee !
TO have general supervision over the G
erection Of buildings for town purposes. {
H113, by Mr.. Blake Of Hyde Park, i
allows the clerks Of school boards for I
Of lists Of legal pupils re- +
siding in their towns cents per name !
instead Of cents. 7
HIS, by Mr.. Marsh Of Canaan. {
$4,000 for the purpose Of t
highway parallel to the !
Canadian border in the town Of I
Canaan. i
tllAOt ny s'AAiAP9VAl VI e'AitAtAN'@' y
Makes possible the collection Of taxes 1
IN personal property encumbered by a I
,hattel mortgage or vendors lien from /
sither mortgage or the mortgagor or a
10Th, or from the conditional vendee or
vendor or both.
H1f7, by Mr.. Emery Of Bridgewat- c
r. Lowers the age limit where licens- 2
IS for fishing and hunting are requir- n
u so that only children under l2 years '
f age instead Of 16 are exempt. y
Hll9. by Mr.. Allyn Of Charleston, .
flowing a district health officer to ap- p
,oint one or more deputies who may A
eceive death certificates and issue Il
rurial permits. a
Hl2O. by Mr Gardner Of Newport a
'itv Cbv rc1uestA. providing that at d
s = one Of the deputies appointed by E
he commissioner 81 industries shall Re s,