The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
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Death Of S. H. Mccullough Of vaivular
Disease Of the Heart.

Death Of S. H. Mccullough Of vaivulai
Disease Of the Heart.
The death Of S. II. Mccullough oe.
cured at $3.50 Monday morning at The
home Of A. +. Kendrics on South Main
street. Mr.. Mccullough had for weeks
been suffering from yalvular heart trout
bic, from which he could find no relief
s II. Mccullough was born in Malone
New York, April 2, lsa6, tile son Of
james and Maria lclappl Mccullough
When he was four years Of age, his par
ents purchased farm on Royalton hill
about two miles from Bethel village
and It was here that his youth and early
manhood was passed He attended school
at Bethel and also studied at the Royal
ton academy. After completing his sdu-
cation, be purchased a harness business
il Bethel village, which he conducted
for some time. Later be entered the
employ Of the railroad and was station
agent al Quechee on the Woodstock rail
road and al a later date was also agent
at proctoFsville and Ludlow on the Rut.
land road. Following this, he was APP
pointed postal clerk on the railroad.
which position he filed acceptably for q
period OF nearly 30 wears His falling
health finally obliged him 10 relinqliisn
the position and come here for a rest.
Six years ago last December he married
May kendrick. daughter Of A. &. ken
drick Of this village, and to them was
born one SON. who IL now five years Of
age Deceased 4 survived by the wife
and son and Els mother. who + 90 years
of age; one brother, Fred Mccullough,
VINO resides In Montana; Mrs. Clara
Cole. > sister, living in White River
Junction, and one sister residing Ia Ev-
erett, Mass The funeral will be held
from the home Thursday afternoon at
3 o'clock, Rev. Homer White officiating
and intermeni win be in southview GEM
etery 1t Is expected that the nephews
Of the deceased, Frank Mccullough Of
Bethel, Guy and Dan Cole Of White
River junction, and Henry Munson Of
Woodstock, win net as bearers.
Miss Ella Boudette went 70 Mont.
peller for a two days stay Monday.
sfr. and Mrs. Theron Brooks and
daughter Of Washington. y. G.. arrived
Monday for n vacation with relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. William 0sha win leave
their farm IN Braintree about September
/ aud come here 70 reside with TIER son
Clarence 0sha.
salisbury Brothers have their new
storehease completed and al Friday
evening IF this week vii give a house
warming. to which there are 700 invita-
Iions extended.
While Mrs. Charles Miles and grand
daughter and Mrs Miller were driving
near the station yesterday, the morse be
same frightened at the cars and ran into
The horse 1T Mfs Perrin of East Ran.
iolph, which was hitched near Bells
store, throwing both horses down and
he occupants Of the carriage under tie
ieet d the hofees They were speedily
sxtrieatei from their dangerous plight
ind DF. Bailey, being IN the drugstore
nearby, was called and after an exam.
nation II was found that there were ITO
or dislocatiQns. Mrs. Miller
vas bruised about the head and ears and
lad q sprained wrist and Mrs Miles also
md bruises about one Of her limbs. while |
he granddaughter escaped without iu. I
ury. It was considered a wonderful /
iscape from serious results.