Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-10

Death Of Mrs. w. W. Bean.
Mrs. Ruth Sanders Bean, wife OF War
rem w. Bean, the well-known carriage
maker, died at st. Aibsns yesterday 1t
the home OF her sister, Mrs. Francis
Young. Mrs Bean went last week Mon
day to that place to visit her sister and
see the latter's daughter, who was very
low with tuberculo IL. She had been
somewhat shattered in health since the
blow resulting from the death Of her SON,
Elmer n. Bean, last February, and was
feeling rather poorly when she left home,
but felt able to make the journey.
She developed pneumonia soon after
her arrival and was very i'll from the be-
ginning. Sunday, her daughter, Miss
Clara, was called to st. Albans, and Mon
day her husband and son, Lewis, went
also. Tuesday. her son, DIR. Arthur s.
Bean, arrived from Brooklyn. The end
came 4. about noon Wednesday.
The remains were brought home last
night and the funeral will probably be
held Friday, but definite Arrangements
have not yet been completed.
Mrs. Bean, who had almost completed
her 9th year, had been the loving wife
and home maker of her husband for
about IS years, nearly all of which has
been spent at Beanvnle. In her youth
she attended the Randolph Normal and
fitted herself ~ . teacher, following that
profession previous to her marriage. Her
home absorbed her chief interest, but she
spared much thought and service for
friends and worthy enterprises beyond.
For many years she was . member Of the
Christian church, and later Of Bethany
church.
Four children were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bean, of whom three survive, Lewis
A., who is at home, In charge of the busi-
ness; DR.. Arthur s. Bean, an osteopsth
practitioner Of Brooklyn, and Miss Clara
E., teacher In the Barre graded schools.
One brother, Jonas Sanders, of Tun-
bridge, and three sisters, Mrs. Della
Kunenny Of Claremont, n. III. !; Mrs. Char
Iotte Loomis, who lives in the far West,
and Mrs. Mary Young of st. Aibans, are
other members OF her fathers family re-
manning.
New Tennis Champions.
The doubles lawn tennis tournament at
Elm cottage was won by Messrs. Harris
and Marks, who also took the chamr ion
ship from Messrs- Bsss and Newton in an
interesting hve-set match. The scores,
continued from last week, follow
feated Chandler and Webb, so, 6-s, 6-2;
Hernandez and Levison defeated Metzger
and Lamson, so. 81, So.
Final round-H Harris and Marks defeat
ed Hernandez and Leviscn, as, 81, e-2,
81.
Championship round-Frederick H.
Harris and Alexander ID. Marks (chslien-
gers) defeated Fred 7. Bass and Arthur
L. Newton (holders), SO, rs, 1-6, 1-6, 6-2.
The score for the cups is;-Frederick
II. Harris, /.
In the singles, Mr.. Harris won the
tournament and the championship. COM
ing through without the loss OF . set.
Mr.. Brooks, who reached the finals, wss
unfortunately presented by illness from
playing them. The scores follow
Preliminary round-Philip Brooks de-
feated Dewitt c. Webb. go. 6-l, 6-2; Al
exander ID. Marks defeated Frank J. Null
laliy, 60, so, 81; Fred o. Copeland de-
fested jackson II. Vail, by default; STAN
ley r. Zeno defeated E. Hsileck Brod-
head, rs, 6-2, 6-3; Robert E. saplt de-
feated Richard II. wiswali, by default;
Robert II. Coy defeated Frederick w.
Beekmsn, by default; Charles 4. Cush-
man defeated Arthur A. Dole, by default;
Arthur Il. Hernandez defeated Charles y.
Mccall. 60, 6-2, 81; Robert Z. Bruce de-
feated Philip #. Salisbury, o., 2-6, 6-1,
6-3; Fred T. Bass defeated William ID.
Bourne, 6-2, Ga, 81; the others drew
byes.
First round-Albert z. Chandler de-
feated Guy z. Lsmson. 1-6, Ga, So, e-3;
Brooks defeated Marks, e-1, 6-3, rs;
Copeland defeated Zeno, 6-i, so, 60, 60;
Coy defeated Sault, 6-3, 6-3, 81; w. ID.
Chandler defeated Cushfnsn. by default;
Hernandez defeated Bruce, 6-l, 81, 6-2;
Frederick ii. Harris defeated Bass, 60,
go, 60; John w. Lamson defeated Jo-
seph r. Hewitt, by default.
Second round-Brooks defeated A. r.
Chandler, go, 81, so; Copeland defeated
Coy, 81, 60, go; Hernandez defeated w.
ID. Chandler, 6-4, 81, 6-2; Harris defeat
ed J. w. Lmson, SO. 6-2, So.
Semi-fnal round-Brooks defeated
Copeland, Ga, rs, 6-3; Harris defeated
Hernandez, 6-3, 6-3, SO.
Final round-Harris defeated Brooks,
by default
Championship round-Frederick III.
Harris (cballenger) defeated Arthur L.
Newton (holder), SO, SO, Ga.
The score for the cup is now as fol-
Iows:-Arthur l. Newton, 1; Frederick
II Horris