Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-04
BETHEL HOME NEWS


Photographer Edson look a very sue
cessfui group photograph Of the scholars
of the four departments Of the village
school last week there being ABOUT one
hundred pupils taken in by the camera.
while Wallace Ballou was getting a
load OF bay out OF VIM. Wrigbts YARD iast
Tuesday, the load tipped over ana nj.
Ballou fell to the ground in sucn man
ner as to throw his shoulder out OF lo,ps.
Dr n NJ. Greene was called and quickly
placed the bone back in its natural place.
The seIectmen have made the following
apDortionment OF the proceeds OF tine
Huntington Fund and the funds arising
from the state tax and the rent OF scnooi
lands: Dist no. /, Sis; 2, ISL; 8, w; :,
$50: 6, SIS; Z, s94; s, ss1; o, go; 10, w; IL,
fss: u, f9i; 10, s56. The proceeds oil the
s per cent tax viii be divided later.
Trains going south leave Bethel as fol-
lows: Morning Mail, 1872, Afternoon tx
press l.64, Evening Accommodation 1:6o.
Eoing north Night Train 1.3e, Morning
Accommodation 8.56, Afternoon MAIL
2.N. Afternoon Express 6.25. The south
bound night train passes here lib A. N.
and does not stop except for passengers
to and from connecting railroads.
The remains OF Mrs. w. q. Shaw, who
died OF consumption al w. X. Junction AZ
3 O'Clock Saturday morning last we're DroI
here for interment on Monday: Mr. Snsw
Is Bethel boy, son of o. p. Shaw. Inc
sudden and unexpected death OF his young
and estimable wife is terrible biow 70
him and his friends, in which they have
the hearty sympathy OF the whole commu
nifty. She leaves three year old son.
Fred Arnold being in Woodstock one
day last week chartered a stable team ana
a driver to bring him home. On reaching
here and turning into Moore's livery sta-
bic one OF the mind wheels OF the carrlage
suddenly collapsed, every spoke breaking
from the hub, and landing the occupants
upon the sidewalk. Had the accident "a
KEN place upon the street serious results
might have followed.
week ago last Tuesday selectman I. >;
Davis had quite runaway near Sainuei
Pember's. II seems that Mr.. Davis was
driving pair OF spirited colts down the
incline from Mr.. Pember's house Wneb
one OF the bits broke in the horses
mouth and the team became unmanagea-
bic. After cavorting like wild horses ov-
era good portion OF the Pember farm
they threw themselves and were secured
few rods easterly OF the bridge cross
ing Camp Brook near the Finlay bridge
school house there stood nifty years ago
three Balm OF Gilead trees. There came
freshet and in changing the road after
the freshet these three trees were cut
0OH0. Iuftt IOuuE 1--WE VI eHN
kind came up in the same spot 10 take
their place and grew to fair size. These
too were cut down and now there are a.
gain three Balm OF Gilead trees In the
same spot OF perhaps a foot and a hall In
diameter.
The following subjects have been as
signed the graduating class OF the w MT
comb High school, Ada Rice, Indus
trial Education;n Carrie Heath, Mobility
d.. orff n h.
err Marx Stanley, development OF Re-
ligious Freedom" Mabel Dyke, "Gradu-
ated but not Educated;v Ida Rice, "Chiv-
alry;n Lillian Martin, "Infiuence OF the
Press;n Belle Wynn, .Small Causes lead
to Great Results Music at the gradua-
ting exercises June 18th Is TO consist Of
the Apollo Quartet OF Montpelier, than
which there is no better in the state Fol-
lowing the exercises there will be an
alumni supper at the Wilson House.
Charles A. Lawrence, who went from
this city to Chicago, about two years ago,
died IN Eyanstown, H., Tuesday, zbth,
and his body will be brought TO this city
to. morrow, the funeral to be held Friday
afternoon at o'clock at the West street
residence OF his grandmother, Mrs. 3. W.
Reed, Rev MIR. Clark officiating. Young
Lawrence was general favorite with his
sch0olmates and social associates during
his residence here, young man OF much
Intelligence and capability and a member
OF our High school at the time he went "a
Chicago to take the position OF book.
keeper for his uncle, A. ID. Sanders oil
Chicago. Rheumatic troubles complicat-
ed with physical weakness generally was
the cause OF his death. The parents of the
deceased, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Lawrence
formerly lived In this city but now reside
in Woodstock, Vt.-Northampton Daily
Herald OF May 9th.