Money deposited with towns to be
loaned on sufficient security taken
to the town, at 6 per cent. on in-
terest.
101
Loans to be made for a term not
exceeding one year,
May be loaned to town,
Income of, shall be appropriated to
the support of schools in the respec-
tive towns.
104
Income of, shall be annually paid
to the town treasury before the first
day of March, who shall give credit
therefor, and the same shall be dis-
tributed as other moneys by the
selectmen to the various districts, 105
No portion of income of, shall be
distributed to any district whose reg-
ister shall not have been filled out
and filed according to law, 110
SCHOOL YEAR-Begins on first day of
April, and ends on the last day of
March annually,
38
SCHOOL HOUSE-Location of, in fractional
district shall determine the town to
which it belongs, for purposes of visi-
tation and returns,
On revoking certificate, shall de-
liver a copy of such revocation to the
prudential committee, and to the
teacher, and file the same in the town
clerk's office,
16
In case of vacancy, shall be ap-
pointed by the selectmen,
17
When appointed by selectmen, to
have same legal powers as when
regularly elected,
Shall. annually, on or before the
tenth of April, make out and return
to secretary of the board, the statis-
tics of schools in each district in their
respective towns, according to the
forms prescribed by the secre-
tary.
112
SCHOOL STUDIES-Each organized town in
the state shall keep and support one
or more schools, for the instruction
of the young in orthography, reading,
writing, English grammar, geography,
arithmetic, history and constitution of
the United States, and good behavior;
and special instruction shall be given
in the geography and history, consti-
tution and principles of government
of the State of Vermont,
TAXES-The property of any person set to
a district in an adjoining town shall
be taxed in such district, and only
there,
For support of school for four
months in each year where the dis-
To be examined by the superinten-
dent and obtain certificate of qualifi-
cation before opening school,
11
To be allowed the time spent in at-
tending the Institute, not exceeding
two days,
18
To be appointed and agreed with
by prudential committee, and to be
removed by him if necessary,
39
Contract for teaching, of one who
fails to obtain the certificate of the
town in which the district is located
before he begins his school, accord-
ing to Sec. 11, shall be null and
void,
60
Shall procure the register of his
school before he begins his school, 110
Shall keep a true record in the reg-
ister, according to the form therein
proscribed; shall answer all the sta-
tistical inquiries therein addressed to
him, and return the register to the
district clerk, before the receipt of
his wages,
110
TREASURER OF STATE-To pay compensa-
tion of the board and secretary, on
the certificate of the Governor, 6
Shall receive and give certificates
of deposit for the United States de-
posit money.
91
Shall hold in trust the share of
United States deposit money belong-
ing to unorganized towns and gores,
paying them the interest thereof an-
nually.
92
Shall cause a true and just appor-
tionment of deposit money to be made
among the organized and unorganized
towns and gores, according to the
United States census of 1860, as soon
as may be, and when, from time to
time, a new census, under national or
state law shall be taken. he shall
make a new apportionment.
93
When, upon any apportionment.
any town shall be found to have
more than its just proportion of pub-
lic moneys, the treasurer shall demand
and recover of it the excess, and if
any town have less than its just pro-
portion, the treasurer shall make up
the deficiency,
94
TREASURER OF DISTRICT-Shall be chosen
at the annual meeting and hold office
till another be chosen,
32
Shall make an annual report to the
district of the amount of money re-
ceived and disbursed by him, 32
Vacancy in office of, from any cause,
shall be supplied by the selectmen
till a new election,
All taxes shall, by the warrant, made
payable to the treasurer of dis-
trict.
The distributive share of the pub-
lic money belonging to each district,
shall be paid to its treasurer, 83
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC MONEY-One or more,
not exceeding three, shall be elected
at the annual meeting in each town,
who shall receive and take care of
money deposited with the various
towns, and annually report to March
meeting the condition and situation
of the deposit money received by
them.
urer of state shall receive and give
certificate of deposit for any moneys
of United States hereafter to be de-
posited with this state,
91
All such moneys belonging to the
United States heretofore or hereafter
received, shall be apportioned to and
continue to be distributed and de-
posited with the towns organized and
unorganized, and gores, in proportion
to the number of inhabitants by the
United States census of 1860, till
another United States census be
taken,
92
Treasurer shall hold in trust the
shares of unorganized towns and
gores, paying the interest annually,
in proportion to the inhabitants there-
of.
A true and just apportionment of
deposit money, among the organ-
ized and unorganized towns and
gores, shall be made by the treasurer
of state as soon as may be after the
United States census of 1860, and so
from time to time after each new cen-
sus by the United States, or by state
law,
93
Upon each new apportionment of
deposit money, the respective shares
of the several towns shall be regu-
lated,
94
One or more, not exceeding three,
trustees of deposit money shall be
annually elected in each town at
March meeting,
various towns under certain condi-
tions,
103
Income of, in each town shall be
annually appropriated to the support
of schools,
104
Trustees shall annually before the
1st of March pay over to town treas-
urer all the income, and treasurer
shall give credit therefor, and same
shall be distributed as other moneys
by the selectmen to the various dis-
tricts,
105
Need not be so appropriated to the
use of schools if the town has other
school funds the interest of which
shall be sufficient to support six
months school in all the districts in
town,
106
UNION DISTRICTS--Any two or more con-
tiguous districts may unite and form
a union district, for the support of a
union school, by vote of two-thirds
of the voters present at meetings
legally warned in each district for
that purpose,
As to that portion of the public
money distributed for the attendance
of scholars in the towns where they
are located, union districts shall be
accounted as common school districts
and receive a proportionate share of
public money under the regulations
provided for common school dis-
districts,
67--74
Shall be bodies corporate like com-
mon school districts, and be called
by such name as the district, at
its first meeting shall determine, 68
First meeting of, shall be called at
such time and place as the associate
districts respectively, shall, by vote
of same determine,
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