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	The children, all grown men and women were at her bedside when she passed away and were only too glad to know that they were there to witness the passing away of one of the kindest of mothers.		The children, all grown men and women were at her bedside when she passed away and were only too glad to know that they were there to witness the passing away of one of the kindest of mothers.

	She was a member of the Wesleyan Society, of [[~~Vermontville\|~~Vermontville]], for over twenty years. Before her death she chose to be read at her funeral the 103 Psalm.		She was a member of the Wesleyan Society, of [[Vermontville]], for over twenty years. Before her death she chose to be read at her funeral the 103 Psalm.

	Just before she died she called her husband to the bedside and said how can I tell you, her husband said tell what,-- this is my last day with you and just think John of such a little step little step to my father's house where also is peace and comfort.		Just before she died she called her husband to the bedside and said how can I tell you, her husband said tell what,-- this is my last day with you and just think John of such a little step little step to my father's house where also is peace and comfort.

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	Unidentified, undated news clipping from "Scrapbook No. 1," [[Adirondack Research Room\|Adirondack Research Room]], Saranac Lake Free Library		Unidentified, undated news clipping from "Scrapbook No. 1," [[Adirondack Research Room\|Adirondack Research Room]], Saranac Lake Free Library

	Mrs John Spratgue, of [[~~Bloomingdale\|~~Bloomingdale]], N.Y., one of the kindest and moat respected ladies of that section passed away on August 29, last.		Mrs John Spratgue, of [[Bloomingdale]], N.Y., one of the kindest and moat respected ladies of that section passed away on August 29, last.

	Mrs. Sprague’s maiden name was Almeda C. Chase, was born in North Stockholm, St. Lawrence County, N. Y., September 29, 1853, was a sister of the late A. B. Chase, of St. Lawrence Co., Was united in marriage to John Sprague, then of Duane, N. Y. January 3, 1870. Later on they moved to [[Franklin\|Franklin]], N. Y., but this home being near Bloomingdale, they called their home Bloomingdale.		Mrs. Sprague’s maiden name was Almeda C. Chase, was born in North Stockholm, St. Lawrence County, N. Y., September 29, 1853, was a sister of the late A. B. Chase, of St. Lawrence Co., Was united in marriage to John Sprague, then of Duane, N. Y. January 3, 1870. Later on they moved to [[Franklin\|Franklin]], N. Y., but this home being near Bloomingdale, they called their home Bloomingdale.

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	Unidentified, undated news clipping from "Scrapbook No. 1," [[Adirondack~~%20Research%20Room~~\|Adirondack Research Room]], Saranac Lake Free Library		Unidentified, undated news clipping from "Scrapbook No. 1," [[Adirondack Research Room\|Adirondack Research Room]], Saranac Lake Free Library

	Mrs John Spratgue, of [[Bloomingdale\|Bloomingdale]], N.Y., one of the kindest and moat respected ladies of that section passed away on August 29, last.		Mrs John Spratgue, of [[Bloomingdale\|Bloomingdale]], N.Y., one of the kindest and moat respected ladies of that section passed away on August 29, last.
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	Just before she died she called her husband to the bedside and said how can I tell you, her husband said tell what,-- this is my last day with you and just think John of such a little step little step to my father's house where also is peace and comfort.		Just before she died she called her husband to the bedside and said how can I tell you, her husband said tell what,-- this is my last day with you and just think John of such a little step little step to my father's house where also is peace and comfort.

	Her funeral was largely attended at the [[Bloomingdale~~%20Methodist%20Church~~\|M.E. Church]] at Bloomingdale, the Rev. Mr. Hogle of Ellenburgh Center, officiating.		Her funeral was largely attended at the [[Bloomingdale Methodist Church\|M.E. Church]] at Bloomingdale, the Rev. Mr. Hogle of Ellenburgh Center, officiating.

	--A NEIGHBOR.		--A NEIGHBOR.

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	Mrs. Sprague’s maiden name was Almeda C. Chase, was born in North Stockholm, St. Lawrence County, N. Y., September 29, 1853, was a sister of the late A. B. Chase, of St. Lawrence Co., Was united in marriage to John Sprague, then of Duane, N. Y. January 3, 1870. Later on they moved to [[Franklin\|Franklin]], N. Y., but this home being near Bloomingdale, they called their home Bloomingdale.		Mrs. Sprague’s maiden name was Almeda C. Chase, was born in North Stockholm, St. Lawrence County, N. Y., September 29, 1853, was a sister of the late A. B. Chase, of St. Lawrence Co., Was united in marriage to John Sprague, then of Duane, N. Y. January 3, 1870. Later on they moved to [[Franklin\|Franklin]], N. Y., but this home being near Bloomingdale, they called their home Bloomingdale.

	At the time of her death they had three sons and two daughters. They had lost by death two children. She was sick very near a year before her death, but made no complaints so that nobody but his immediate ~~friends<span>~~ knew how bad she was.		At the time of her death they had three sons and two daughters. They had lost by death two children. She was sick very near a year before her death, but made no complaints so that nobody but his immediate friends knew how bad she was.

	The children, all grown men and women were at her bedside when she passed away and were only too glad to know that they were there to witness the passing away of one of the kindest of mothers.		The children, all grown men and women were at her bedside when she passed away and were only too glad to know that they were there to witness the passing away of one of the kindest of mothers.

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'''Born: '''September 29, 1853

'''Died: '''August 29, 1904

'''Married: '''John F. Sprague

'''Children:'''

'''Almeda Chase Sprague'''
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Unidentified, undated news clipping from "Scrapbook No. 1," [[Adirondack%20Research%20Room|Adirondack Research Room]], Saranac Lake Free Library

Mrs John Spratgue, of [[Bloomingdale|Bloomingdale]], N.Y., one of the kindest and moat respected ladies of that section passed away on August 29, last.

Mrs. Sprague’s maiden name was Almeda C. Chase, was born in North Stockholm, St. Lawrence County, N. Y., September 29, 1853, was a sister of the late A. B. Chase, of St. Lawrence Co., Was united in marriage to John Sprague, then of Duane, N. Y. January 3, 1870. Later on they moved to [[Franklin|Franklin]], N. Y., but this home being near Bloomingdale, they called their home Bloomingdale.

At the time of her death they had three sons and two daughters. They had lost by death two children. She was sick very near a year before her death, but made no complaints so that nobody but his immediate friends<span> knew how bad she was.

The children, all grown men and women were at her bedside when she passed away and were only too glad to know that they were there to witness the passing away of one of the kindest of mothers.

She was a member of the Wesleyan Society, of [[Vermontville|Vermontville]], for over twenty years. Before her death she chose to be read at her funeral the 103 Psalm.

Just before she died she called her husband to the bedside and said how can I tell you, her husband said tell what,-- this is my last day with you and just think John of such a little step little step to my father's house where also is peace and comfort.

Her funeral was largely attended at the [[Bloomingdale%20Methodist%20Church|M.E. Church]] at Bloomingdale, the Rev. Mr. Hogle of Ellenburgh Center, officiating.

--A NEIGHBOR.