The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-10
MONTPELIER.
Door Weighing 600 Pounds Fell on Boy.
--Paralyzed From Hips Down.

Door Weighing 600 Pounds Fell on Boy.
-Paralyzed From Hips Down.
Carlyle Coates, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ Coates, who live at the Lang
don farm, was badly injured Saturday,
when big barn door, weighing six
hundred pounds, fell upon him. No
bones were broken, but he was para
lyzed from the hips down The boy
and younger brother were in the barn
together, the father having just LETT,
when Carlyle picked up an iron bar
and raised the door in the center, ply
ing il from the rollers. He had no
time to get out Of the way himself,
but saw the danger in time to warn his
brother, who ran to the house to no
tify the family Physicians called,
said the boy could not have lived three
minutes longer under the weight. They
are inclined to think that the present
paralysis of the boys body is due to
the shock and that he will recover.
Mrs. Myrta Stanton Of Worcester,
Mass, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs M.
i D. Fowler of this city, was married
Friday to Louis King Of Worcester.
Rush Estee Of New York City, son
city, is to be one Of the ushers at the
wedding Of Jay Gould and Miss Annie
Douglass Graham, to take place April
90
The window Of the city clerks Office
looks like a bill board with the seventy
liquor license notices posted there. No
tees were posted Saturday on all the
places from which applications for Il
censes We're made.
The commencement speakers of the
high school have been chosen as fol-
lows: Valedictorian, Florence Reed;
salutatorian, Marjorie Jones; Katherine
Berry, Guy Hale, Florence Perkins,
Clarence Pike, Harold Pape and Ed
ward Richardson,
A sentence of three months was i'm
posed upon Edison Martin and Roy
Davis, the two boys who confessed TO
stealing case of lager beer from the
railway station at DuXbury, Sen
tence was suspended and the boys al
lowed to go on probation.
The home of Henry Ceno on Barre
street was raided Saturday and 40
pints of whiskey seized Cerro was
arraigued before Judge Harvey on the
charge of keeping with intent to sell
and his hearing set for Wednesday. He
was unable to secure bail and is in
Jail.
Samuel Rich Waite of Woodbury. and
Miss Ruth Ella Gray of Calais were
married at the Congregational par
sonage last night by Rev S. +. Blom-
field. They were attended by Miss
Ada c. Gray, a sister of the bride, and
Eldon c Austin Mr. and Mrs
Waite are to live in Woodbury.,
The records and files Of the Wells
River road have been sent to the new
headquarters at Boston and the clerks
who were in the offices here, have been
disposed of as follows: j. H Meyer
IL. c. Callan and Misses Lemay and
Dodge have gone to the Boston Office
A. S. Howard has been transferred to
the local freight office and Miss Florence
Seglin has been transferred to the
office of General Manager F w. Stan
yam.
Angelo Lamperti was fined S25 and
costs Of S5.l4 in city court yesterday for
taking wood from a lumber pile OF
: ERyle 4 Mccormack Special Officer
Ted Sloane, who patrols the stone shed
districts nights was in the vicinity Of
the shed yesterday morning about 3
o'clock and caught Lamperti removing
the wood He was arrested and at
the trial was not represented by coun-
j sci
Mrs Emma Waterman, worthy mat
ron of Rob Morris chapter, O, f. S,
announced the appointment Of the fol-
lowing officers of the chapter Saturday
Mrs Mabele Colby, Adah; Mrs. Kate
Buzzell. Ruth; Mrs Fannie Wheatley,
Esther; Mrs Jennie Andrews, Martha
Miss Grace Martin, Electa; Mrs Vic
toria Ordway, chaplain; Mrs Hattie
4 Tracy. marshal; Mrs Lottie Mills,
5 pianist; Mrs May Roberts, warden;
/ D. p. Barbour, sentinel.
The members of Volunteer Hose COM
pany No. !, met at Miller's inn last
night and held their annual banquet
and business meeting. The company
was organized in 1884 and left the SER
vice in 1905. but has kept up its or
y ganization Once year the members
/ meet for good time These officers
were elected; President, George B.
Walton; vice president, J NJ Bout
we'll; secretary treasurer, c. S. Whit
tier; foreman, George NJ. Goss; first
4 assistant. w. II. Woodland; second rs.
sistant. w w. Foster; auditors
4 He. L. Blanchard, G S Whittier and
M. w Wheelock; banquet committee
for next year, j G.. Brown and J A.
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