The dread
paralytic stroke was the cause of another sudden death in Simcoe on
Thursday, January 28th, when Mrs. James Bauslaugh of Brock street died
after an illness of but a few days.
Mrs. Bauslaugh was
taken ill on Sunday, January 24th, and gradually sank into a comatose
condition from which she never rallied, passing peacefully away at about
seven o'clock Thursday morning.
The
funeral was held on Saturday at one o'clock, services being conducted at
the family residence, Brock street, by Rev. Dr. Benson, after which the
body was conveyed to Waterford for interment, Rev. Mr. Truax taking the
services at the grave.
The
late Mrs. Bauslaugh's maiden name was Mary Elizabeth Boughner, daughter
of George Boughner of Townsend. She was born on April 7th, 1848, and
leaves to mourn the loss of a loving wife and mother, her husband, three
daughters and one son.
The
daughters are Mrs. Jas.. Kellum, Windham; Mrs. J. L. Cowen, Goshen; and
Mrs. Deslands, Toronto. G. W. Bauslaught [sic] of Waterford, is
the son.
The
deceased was a member of St. James, Methodist Church, the Woman's
Institute, and the Home Circle and will be missed from these
organizations.
