The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
NORTHFIELD
Deaths of David Locklin and John Z
Donahue, Both of Cox Brook Road.

Donahue, Both of Cox Brook Road.
| The funeral OF John +. Donahue
whose death occurred at his home on
the Cox brook road Monday night, was
held Thursday morning from st. Johns
! Catholic church, Rev. Father Leddy Of
Randolph officiating. Interment was in
Calvary cemetery. The three brothers,
/ William, jeremiah and James, and
brother in law, Mr.. Cahill, acted as
bearers Mr.. Donahue had only been
| i'll a short time and death was due
|, to complications which followed a
quinsy sore throat The deceased was
81 years Of age, the Oldest son of Mrs.
Mary Donahue. He lived with his
mother on the home farm on the Cox
brook road and with his brother, Will
liam, had carried on the farm since
the death of his father a few years
ago. The young man had always lived
in this vicinity and was highly re-
spected BY all who knew him. He was
graduated from the Mortified high
school and in 1906 from Norwich uni
versity. He IL survived by his mother,
two sisters, Mrs Alice Cahill OF White
hall, n. ~, and Miss Josephine Dona-
hue, who lives at home, also three
brothers, Jeremiah Donalue Of Rut-
land, William Donahue. who lives at
home, and James Donahue of North
field Falls. The sympathy of the com.
munity is extended the family in the
untimely death of the son and broth
err.
The funeral of David Locklin, whose
death occurred Tuesday at mis- home
on the Cox brook road. was held from
the home Thursday afternoon. Rev. c.
c. Creegsn, pastor Of the local Con-
gregational church officiating. Inter
ment was in the cemetery at North
field Falls. The bearers were Robert
Silver, Frank n. Carpenter, H. II.
Slack and Charles M. Goodrich. all
members OF the Mortified cornet band.
Mr.. Locklin was one of the oldest
members of the Mortified cornet band
He was so years of age and had been
in poor health for the past two years.
He submitted TO two very serious sur
gical operations at Heaton hospital.
Montpelier. during the past year, but
ne EfduuhAtl idAttu ottft tttattHtt
from the hospital. The deceased Is sur
vived by three daughters, Mrs Grace
Pratt OF Chezy, n. Y. Mrs. Bessie
Hall OF Mortified Falls, Mrs. Ruth
Spear of Ansonia. Conn, and three
sons. Forrest Of New York, Malcolm I
Of New Hampshire and Frank Of Con-
necticut. He is also survived by two /
brothers. Morris Iocklin Of st. Al /
bans. Hollis Locklin Of Mortified l
Falls. and one sister. Mrs. y. A. Muir
ply Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hardin and
son. Atwood. left Saturday for Hart
ford, Conn. where they will spend
lew DAYS. Mr. and Mrs. N. p. Blake
md daualter, Miss Ruth, who have
,een spending their vacation in town
to their home in Hartford
With them.
Mrs. Thomas Kelley Il Hartford.
1onn.. is visiting at the home of her
on, James Lafiey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Relation are
he parents Of a son, born Thursday.
Ransel and Clarence Warner Of Chi
axo are at the home Of their par
nts. Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Y. Warner. for
heir summer vacation
William Spear Of Ansonia, Conn. i
n town. being called here BY the
cath Of his father n-law, David
.ocklin.
Mrs.. John o'Brien. who has been {
pending a seek in town vita her sis /
rr. Mrs. Hiram Morrill,. has returned Z
. her home in Greenfield. Mass Mrs. e
IBrien viii he pleasantly remembered
! Northfeld a. Fannie Talbot
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Pisstridee are
be parents Of = son bcrn Tuesday. =
randson Of Mrs. Ida Plsstridge 81 this :
1wn-
Miss Minnie Hurley. uho has ben ,
{ the hons o. Miss Ann Riley for {