The Republican journal., 1909-10-07
OBITUARY..

.-. bessie Condor died in the Waltham,
49,. ,. .al Friday, October 1st, after
FL. illness with scarlet fever. She was
- p..5ast. the daughter of the late Capt.
-, Ind liza Wood Condor, and had lived
.,s,.. size uttered the Waltham Training
,l,,.- -.- :. .rses in connection with the Wal
-. H,,t.al. She had entered upon her sec
:; yaar 5t q four years course. After
aatlon siy,t with relatives in this city she
...,raa rr er duties a few weeks ago and
:. r1seei ,n charge of number of children
NTH scar II fever. The children had very
n. nm d the fever, but Miss Condor con-
r.,,e3 .se disease and was unwilling to ac-
.,,rje5ge her illness until the fever was well
,,.ors5 Her brothers, Frank B. of Water
,as and Harry f. of Pittsield, went to Wal
A.r m receipt of the news of her illness and
.u.rai o tn her until the end and accompan-
.s.5e remains to Belfast. Strong, bright and
.,s Ms 1ndon was well equipped for her
.,.sr p- ftssion, and her death was a sad
,t-s f youug life. She is survived by one
-ssr dis Alice C. Condor of this city, and
D., .s-ar -athers-Herbert H., who is en-
-rs- n the Applin grocery store at Cape
! .er M. W, and Joshua B., painters, of this
r7 Ya-r assistant postmaster at Pittsfeld;
,ars ira, her of mathematics in the Coburn
-:,. "a Institute. Arthur NJ, in A. C. Condon's
,G9r-rr assical Institute, Waterville. The
nsr os place Sunday afternoon at the
~s D. er brother, Joshua B. Condor, on
,vfrl- renue, Rev Arthur G. Roberts,
a-- q. baptist Church, with which the
s,s..-. a.. leen connected since early girl
y gH aag The bearers were young
III rr si with the society, DIR. Ernest S.
is H,4srs Earl Talbot, Clarence H.
Hs s~ 1.srge Keyes. The interment was
,.-- t.e ~ ot in the South Belfast Cemetery.
I,e q profusion of beautiful flowers
f4 --eis Waltham and Waterville and
,m s t-g-~ md friends in this city
Nal --.'.'i FAileti W WluoW VI tilt ldlt 1SddS
la.4 ,.a october 4th at her home on Church
rtG ~. Years and 4months. Until about
D.. he had been remarkably active
a H ~H0 Of her age, but had since had
asa rus She was up and about the
11a.. eek before her death. She was
.a .. Maine, May 26, 1924, the oldest
s ast of the family, of Timothy
3. nor Blood Chase; sister of the
az Alden D. Chase and the late
h barker. Her only surviving
fg rer nieces, Miss Fannie Chase
1. Naud Barker, and her nephews,
and Frederick T. Chase Feb
a re married in Belfast Isaac
.--- a some Years ago. The house
l7.. -.. .aI was built by her father, the
q. Aase, and had been her home
21 t. with the exception of about
i,5a ai.fornia. In her younger days
II Innocent and active in the social
l+S .,g, and when advancing years
4-ae. her nome she still retained her
lsTa,r and was well informed on the
e lay The friends of her youth
~ Scar mood had nearly all preceded
y 47- left of her generation. The
at'a viii be held today, Thursday,
he late residence, 33 Church
i1fs Hy Adolph Rossbach, pastor of
u "Grch, will officiate.
e0e. ' Vail, wife of Weston Wall of
@'.s l saturday, September 25th, at
+F .laE a. raj Hospital, Rockland, where
4' " l'f eeeving treatment for trouble
-A'7-o- rstlre. Mrs. Wallis former home
2@ ~ IT >t ltpn although she had resided in
1EA9. ONE time. She was 26 years of
" aa If a lovable disposition and had
--.s la rue friends since residing in Rock
5ss issaes husband she leaves two small
sS-'''4I, y 'ae yolngest only eight months old.
i y, Is ss' Irvived by mother, Mrs. Cora
W. e, and 40 brother, Floreston Young,
A 2.amHeln,
Hee1 wife of Capt F. Frank Bucklin, died
-'slF..l-E tn, III Seattle, Washington. She
zen Te@emhered here as Helen Day, her
4 "a's having been spent in Camden.
h. "a =- to mourn their loss one daughter,
&. e. q lls.sat and an aged mother in Seattle.
~; ~ ia ,as ,' niece Of Mr.. George, Mr.. Charles
~. ~. 1'f ~ Robert Burd;also of Mrs. Frank Adams
sI 1.s a'ah Haskell Mrs. Bucklin was
a y. h4r marriage a compositor in the Her
ne many friends in Camden extend
{, .94t '" ta"se in Seattle. Capt Bucklin
II Mn. Chas. Bucklin of this place,
D.. " visiting his brother in Seattle
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