The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-13
MONTPELIER.
Frank Santor's Hand Badly Mangled
In Edger of Sawmill.

Frank Santor of Moretown was
brought to Ieaton hispital last night
and had four fingers amputated from
his right hand. While working in the
Richardson mill in Berlin, his hand
caught in the edger and the tendons
of his thumb badly severed, and several
bones in his hand were splintered, be-
sides injuries to the fingers which made
their amputation necessary
The choral union now has 225 mem
bers and no more new ones will be
admitted
The A. G. Shepard farm of 1875
acres, on the Barre road, has been
purchased by Woldo H. Farrar and
George ii Smile.
The city council held its regular meet
ing last night, but only routine bust
ness was transacted. The salary Of
Chief of Police Durkee was raised $40
per month
The sugar house Of g. II Ormsbee
AZ East Montpelier was broken into
Tuesday night and 80 pounds of sugar
was stolen. Mr. 0rmsbee had
thirty pals Of sugar ready to
fill an order for l.. b. Broke,
and from these eight ten-pound pals
were taken. There is no clue to the
m9rauders
Henry Cerro, whose house was raided
a few days ago and 40 pints of whiskey
seized by the officers, was arraigned in
city court yeterday and waived exam
nation, being bound over to the county
court in $400 bail, which was furnished
by Joe Ala.
The Camp Hanoun association has
filed articles of association with the
secretary OF state and win carry on
business at Thetford. The capital
stock of the company is $4,000, and the
signers are Thomas G. Frost of New
York, J w. Ebbs of Englewood
Cliffs, N j., and A. A. Kelley Of
Montclair, N. j.
L , Brooks shipped package of
maple sugar and syrup to President
Taft yesterday, with his card and
these words enclosed: "The farmers
that put up this kind Of an article are
not afraid of reciprocity" B. w.
Daniels of Middlesex made the sugar
and the syrup came from the farm of
T H. Lawless of North Montpelier.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Don William DeCol-
aines of this city and Miss Muriel
Eliza Gobie Of Manchester, n H., the
wedding taking place in Manchester
Tuesday Mr. DeColaines is rural
free delivery mail carrier here, and
Miss Gobie was telephone exchange OPP
orator at the State House during the
two last sessions Of the legislature.
The w c. T L held its annual
meeting yesterday at the home of
Mrs w. T. Common and elected the
following officers: Mrs. T NJ Denny,
president; Mrs O. II Richardson. first
president; Mrs r. J hamburg,
second president; Miss Leonora
Witt, third viee-presdent; Mrs L. 0.
Sherman, 4th ce-president; Mrs. g
w Guernsey, secretary; Mrs w E.
Connor, treasurer; Miss Matte Wat
son, auditor These superintendent
We're also elected: Mrs T. J Bam-
burg, evangelistic work; Mrs. A. J
Stone, temperance work in Sunday
schools; Miss Ruth Ellis, scientific tenn
perance instruction and moral education;
Mrs. c. w. Guernsey, prison and Jail, |
press and mercy department; Miss Mat
tie Watson, flower mission; Miss Sara /
Hoyt, antinarcotie; Mrs. E NJ. Denny, |
legislation, hygiene, and heredity; Miss |
Witt, franchises Mrs. 0 r. Richard
on, social and medal contest
The funeral of f. A. Mutt was
argely attended yesterday afternoon at
Trinity Methodist church, many being
present from outside the city. Rev,
Vivian F. Hendee offered the opening
prayer and, with Rev ] Edward
Wright, read the scripture lesson
Rev A J Hough a former pastor
II the church and personal friend Of
Mr. Mutt, delivered the eulogy The
{. 0. O. f., Of which Mr. Mutt was
/ member. performed their service for
he dead and Rev DR.. A L. Cooper
the benediction. The bearers