The Republican journal., 1916-07-13

at Z .. M, July 10th, at her home on Lower
Congress street, having sustained severe
stroke of paralysis about noon Her age was
At years. She was born in Belfast the daugh-
ter of the late Robert and Lizzie Ring Water
man. After marrying MIR. Thompson they
settleo in Montville and about nine years ago
bought their farm home in this city, They
were a most congenial couple, with many tast es
in common, particularly their fondness for
pets and lowers. The deceased was member
of Equity Grange and interested in the order
Shewas unusually thoughtful of others comforts
and one of the ,est of neighbors In religious
belief she was a Meth odist and attended the
meetings at the Woods school house, She is
survived by her husband. by one sister, Mrs.
Lora Richards Of Camden; by three brothers,
Charles H. Waterman of Belfast, James B.
Waterman of Pittsfield and John R. Waterman
of Belfast. Her stepmother, Mrs, Lizzie
Waterman. also resides in Belfast The funeral
Will take place at her late home at 10 a. m. i,
today, Thursday. and the interment will be in
the Thompson lot in East Knox.
Mrs. Carrie l.. Kaer, daughter of George T.
and Helen M. Osborn, passed away last Tues
day morning. For several years she has been
In failing health, though the end came sudden
ly and unexpectedly. OF be autiful PERSONAL
lty and sunny disposition she had host of
friends, who loved her dearly and will be
greatly grieved to learn of her passing. She
was born in Belfast, December 29, 1860, and
has made her home here always. Her mar
riage to Henry E. Kaler took place March %,
1881. Since his death, which occurred in 1908,
she has lived at the Upper Bridge with her
parents, both of whom survive her and who
have the sympathy of all in the loss of their
only child. The funeral services will be held
at the Osborn residence at three o'clock this
Thursday afternoon, Rev. Arthur E. Wilson,
pastor of the Unitarian church, of which she
was a constant attendant, officiating. Inter-
ment will bein Grove cemetery
Mrs. Paulena Ellen (Kennedy) wife of DAN
iel Randall, died at her home in Roxbury,
Mass, July lst. She was the daughter of the
late David and Adella (Mills) Kennedy, and
was born in Rockand Feb IL, 1876 She was
married Is years ago to Daniel Randall of
Rockland. After living in Rockland one year
they moved to Camden, where they lived ten
years. then moving to Roxbury, which has
been their home for the past seven years.
Mrs. Randall had been sick three years, but
had borne her sickness with the utmost pa
tience. Besides her husband she leaves a
daughter. Florence, and two brothers, W. A
Kennedy of Rockland, and Frank l.. Kennedy
of Camden; and one sister, Maud Misenhmer
of San Bernadino, Calf. The remains were
brought to Rockland for burial. Services
were held at the home of her brother, Rev. J..
H. Gray officiating The bearers were four
cousins, Jesse and Roger Mills, Arthur and
Horace Lamb. The floral pieces were numer-
GUS and very lovely.
| Mary Elizabeth Cottrell died at IL Is, july
! 9Th. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. H.
Carter, No. Bell street, after long contine-
ment to her room with the nfirmties of age
but with no apparent disease. She was born
in Northport May z, 1880, the daughter of the
late Robert and Sarah (Welch) Hodgdon. In
early womanhood she married Simeon Riley
Cottrell and moved to Belfast, which had
since been her home. Mr.. Cottrell died in
| 1900. Mrs. Cottrell was lovable character, a
devotedSwife and..mother, and lived her long