The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-27
NEW BILLS
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courses, Other points Of the bill are
Credit is received in higher division
for time spent in lower ones; practic
departments are to be maintained
where practicable; students in any di
vision exempt from tuition one yea
for each year which they afterwarC
teach in Vermont; graduates of col
lege division receive A. B. degree, o
money available annually for STATE
board of education $4,000 shall b.
spent on normal division. ITO educa
ton and educational institutions).
House 90. By Mr.. Newland of Nor
ristown. To authorize trust compa
MES, savings banks and institutions
for savings to pay interest on savings
deposits from the day of deposit to the
day of withdrawal. ITO banking and
insurance..
House 100 BY Mr.. Wishart of Barre
City tby requestl To pay William
Rock the sum herein named.-S75 to
Mr. Rock of Barre for damage to team
struck by state highway truck. ITO
claims).
House l0l BY Mr.. Ryan of Fair
field. Relating to property held by the
entirety. Provides that income on real
estate owned jointly by husband and
wife shall be subject to trustee pro-
cess and the products of such real es-
tate Shall be attachable and subject to
execution sale for discharge of debts
contracted separately or jointly. ITO
judiciary
House 1902 BY Mr.. Carpenter of
Cabot. To amend section 479S of the
general laws relating to the transfer
of te care of burial grounds. May
be put under charge of the trustees of
public money as well as selectmen. ITO
general committee.
House l03 BY Mr.. Ward of Spring
field. To pay HUGH McGrogin the sum
herein named. $500 to claimant for
money taken from his bank account
while confined in Brattleboro Retreat.
ITO claimsl.
House lO4 BY Mr. Ward of Spring
fold. To pay the Brattleboro Retreat
the sum herein named. For expenses
and care of Hugh McGrogin and
Charles IT, Chapman, state wards,
$5l9.23. ITO claimsl.
House l05. BY, Mr.. Peake of Bris
toll. To amend section 1865 of the
general laws relating to the taking of
blass bass. Permits the catching of
black bass at night. ITO fish and
gape).
House JOG. BY Mr. Jacqueth of
Guilford To repeal section llS6 of the |
general laws relating to the holding
Of office. This section relates to wom-
On voting on school matters and hold |
ing office on school boards and is SUI
perliuous now. ITO suffrage and cleo
tons.
House l07, BY Mr.. Brown of Sun
derland To appropriate the sum of
$4,000 to aid in improving the old
Stratton turnpike, so-called. ITO APP
propriationsl.
House los. BY Mr.. Davis of Hart
ford. To amend section 4549 of the
general laws. as amended by No. ll2
Of the acts of 1919, relating to the pay
ment of state aid for the construction
If bridges Raises maximum state aid
from 81 500 to $4,000 for any one
bridge. ITO highways and bridgesl.
House 100 BY Mr.. Frink of Plym-
ruth. To appropriate the sum of ST.
200 To aid the town of Plymouth in
a certain road therein. ITO
appropriations.
House ITO. By Mr. Mccullough of
Fayston. To amend section 6422 of
he general laws, as amended, relating
o deer doing damage to crops Raises
ees for service of appraisers of such {
lamage from 81 to $3.50 Ito fish and J
lamel. !
House Ill BY committee On NUM- I
pal corporations. To provide for !
banning commissions in cities. towns G
nd villages A substitute bill for II.
2. introduced bv Mr. Flint Of North t
ield providing for such planning com
Bills introduced in Senate.
pts Senator Ntla1 IS CbsyYn,,