Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-08
Sudden ath,Sunday Eve
niog, Of Mrs. G. B, JossIyn.
Program for Rebekah Meeting
Arrests for Drunkenness.
Further Particulars About the Fire
In the Cathcart House. 9

tWhtney) Josslyn, wife of G. 3. joss
Ign, were shocked to learn of her sud
den DEATH which occurred about $50
p. NJ, Sunday. at her home on Hume
we'll avenue. Mrs. Josslyn was appar-
entity in her usual good health, Sunday,
and after making a call returned home
about so o'clock Soon after, she COM
planned of a pain in her ankle, which
extended through her body, the pain
growing to such an extent that a physi
clan was summoned. Her condition be-
came so serious that a second physician
was sent for Nausea developed, caus-
ing a strangulatien from which effects
she could not rally. Her age was "a
years and II months. She was the daugh-
ter of Mrs Horace Maxim, who lives
in the west part of the town. She was
! married about 10 years ago. Besides the
husband and mother, one orotner, Hills
Whitney of Gorinna, survives. Funeral
services will be held "Wednesday after
noon.
MSS Almeda Williston, who occupied
two rooms in the George Gathcart house,
| which was damaged by ire Sunday
I night, lost all her belongings, saving
only one dress. She carried an insur-
! ance of $500, which does not fully cover
| the loss. Mr.. Catheart was wei insured,
as were also the owners of the building,
the Robert Dobson Co 1t was thought
Monday, that the fire caught from two
electric wires which crossed each other
/ where the fire started. A sound as of
popping corn was heard and a flash
seen near that point. The ell of the
house was badly damaged.
The Misses Ala Towle and Edna Ma
| loon will have charge of the program at
| a meeting of Waverley Rebekah Lodge,
/, to be held Thursday evening. which will
include readings and a farce, .AHow To
| Get Divorce" Those in the cast are;
| James Halliday, Rae Butler, George
| Written, l.. f. Graves, Florence Bux-
| ton, Walter McCausland, Hattie Butler.
: NJ I. Burns ALA Towle, Chester Frost
and Edna Maloon. At the close of the
program refreshments will DE served
| All Rebekahs are urged to be present.
I, Mrs, II. J. Stevens and daughter Miss
katherine, Of Bangor and Theodore
Haseltine of Dexter were guests, over
F., Sunday, OF Mr. and Mrs. ], s. Hasetine
and family.
i Mrs. Drndell. who lives on Peltoma
Avenue, left, Monday, for BiddefQrd,
where she will enter Trull hospital, for
. medical treatment -tt,
Rey H. NJ. Ford, who is to give a
talk to the young people each Sunday
evening of the inoath Of April. at the
Free Baptist church. spoke, Sunday
evening. on "Amusements,
\ meeting of the W. c. T. L. will be
held, Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. w.
| RI, Nor
of the Union will tender a reception to
the teachers of the village schools, at
the Free Baptist parsonage.
Mrs. s. T. White OF Bangor and Mrs.
Harry Crabtree and little daughter,
! Dorothy, OF Ellsworth. We're guests,
Sunday. of Mrs. Whites sister. Mrs. c.
] p. Libby
Mrs. Judson Nichols left. Sunday, for
a visit with relatives in Boston.
a. St. Ledger. proprietor of Park Street
theatre, passed Sunday in a Skowhegan,
the guest Of his brother, NJ. St. Ledger.
Miss Lillian ForbRs Of Athens left heae.
Saturday, for sherman, where she has
accepted a position as teacher.
J. S. Vining of Seattle. Wash. who
has been visiting relatives in ST Adams
for several weeks, left here, Monday, on
his return trip.
Patrick Coleman and Michael Lyons,
who have been working in the local
mills, were arrested, Sunday. for intoXi-
cation. AT hearing given them, Mon
day morning. both We're sentenced to
serve 80 days in jail and Were taken to
Skowhegan
Walter Haseltine, who has passed
vacation here with his parents, left,
Monday for Brunswick, to resume his
studies at B0wdoin College.
Mrs. Gertrude Penney has returned
from visit in Knox.
Mrs. Daniel Stewart of Skowhegan
visited, over Sunday, with Mrs. f. w.
Briggs.
Nellie McLawlin left, Monday, for
Lewiston, on a business trip.
Mrs. Harry Chase of Mainstream ar
rived In town. Monday. for visit with
relatives.
Miss Olive Gray went Monday. to
Harmony, where she will teach the
spring term of school.
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