The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-20
NO OPPOSITION
TO THE JUDGES
Who Were Elected This
Afternoon By Vermont
Legislators
PRESIDENTIAL PRI-
MARY REPEAL PASSED
Large Number of New Bills
introduced in the
House

the supreme court, superior judges.
three trustees of the University of Yer
mont, the adjutant general and ser
geant at arms is taking place in the
joint assembly of the Vermont legis-
lature, convened at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon. No changes in any of the
elective offices are in sight and the ses-
sion appears to be running according to
routine form,
Chief Justice John H. Watson Of the
supreme court and his four associates
on the bench are up for reelection,
with no known reasons why they
should not be continued in Office Like
wise, Chief Superior Judge Zed S. Stan.
ton of Roxbury and his five associates
on the bench.
The three trustees Of the University
OF Vermont, who are up for reelection,
are Newman X. ChafFee of Rutland,
Warren r Austin of Burlington and
4dtA ton " iNobbtis pI DIdttltDOTO ara
New York. There has been a sugges-
tion that Mr.. Chaffee might not be de-
sirous of serving as trustee for long
er period but this report has not been
substantiated.
Herbert T. johnson and Dwight j.
Dwinell are the only candidates for ad-
jutant general and sergeant-a arms,
respectfully, and there seems TO be no
question about their reelection
Morning Routine.
Both houses dispatched routine cal
endar this morning in short order and
took up again the process of getting
bills out of committees The House fl
nally passed the bill repeating the pres
idential primary, ater it had been
SO as to retain the political |
conviction feature. A big grist of new |
bills were introduced in the House, one /
of them the first TO be introduced in a .
Vermont legislature by a woman. This |
is II. 81, by Miss Beard of Orange, pro
viding for an enlargement of the class
Of mothers who may receive help for
support of a child, and including therein
whose husbands are incapaci.
tated physically from earning livel-
hood or confined in hospital, sana-
Lorium, or other institution.
House 40. BY Mr. Hutchins of Al
burg; An act granting certain powers
to the village of Alburg. Relating to
sewers, sidewalks and curbing. i
Ito committee on municipal corpora
tom.
House 40. BY Mr.. johnson of West
Fairlee; To repeal sections 4243 and /,
i244 of the general laws. Relating to
he removal of paupers. These two sec
lions provided for the removal of pau
oers being supported by one town but
residing in another to the town pro
riding support. Ito general commit ]
eel
II. 80 By Mr.. Bulkeley of More. {
own: Relating to the settlement of
lccounts of executors. administrators, I
rustees and guardians. Makes Laws I
egarding time when such persons shall i
ender accounts the same as il was I
'efore acts of 1919. removing proyi- [
ion for compulsory accounting in Z
erted by 1919 legislature. ITO commit. /
ee on judiciary.
II. 81. BY Mr.. Wilder Of Middlesex 81 Ii
'roviding that public check lists shall t
e made before town and village meet /
ngs and that hearings to revise said "
SITS shall he called (To committee on e
uffrage and elections s
II. 80. BY Mr. Vaughn of Arling !
on: Providing for bounty of so v
'nts on each Cooper's hawk. common. :,
: known as hen hawk, killed, ITO n
lmmittee on FISH and game.
II. SO. BY Mr.. Wheeler of Water
ury tby requestl; Providing for both
nc and imprisonment for burglary.
To committee on judiciary N
IT. 81. BY Mr.. Patterson of New
iry Amending existing laws relat-
ig to toll bridges between Vermont
nd New Hampshire so that each town II
lat frees a toll bridge may be REIN "
irsed without waiting for every 9th
such bridge between the two states
be freed, as AT present Ito com $,
ittee on highways -
II. IS. BY Mr. Barber IL Brattle- ~
'ro; Providing that father or moth I, I,
of a minor child shall. II compe- a.
Mt, be joint grf rdian until another ~
appointed; alss for surviving par
It's, IL competent, 10 become sole ht
lardian. Ito committee on Judi az
,ryl.
II. 80 By Mr. Richardson of Con on
rd: Making allowance for mileage 81
members Of general assembly 50 Al
nts a mile one way. Ito committee w
state and court eNpensei. ~
IT. ". By Miss Beard Of Orange. A,
latinp to aid To- widowed or desert 81
mothers Aids to those mothers Ne
70 may receive help for support of
child whose husband j. physically be'
'apacitated from earning liyeli- tci
Cd or j. confined in a hospital. sana tn
rum or other institution: also pro. sts
les for further technical contingen. We
.. Ito committee on state insti- pc
tionsl. me
House 50. By Nr. Ordway Of Fair ar
(: To amend paragraph ten of sec
n 7sll of the general laws relating hig
the fees Of sherifFs and oonstables: car
each mile ~ travel necessary in hel
minsl process rs cents and 10 cents. VII
ich a deputy accompanies either be- an,
2 OF after prisoner is obtained Ito
te and court expenses. tel
House So By Mr. Smith II Land hoi
re To amend section la4 - the VII
lefal laws relating 70 she number cf tan
lots to ~ furnished for use a.
IeraI election Such number ss the bet