Letter from Mary Elizabeth Dillingham, 5 August 1891
Skowhegan
Pres. Woodruff:
Dear Sir:
I have just received
the particulars of my sisters ^sickness &^ death
as written by J. M. Wiggins of
the Ensign House, where the letter says
she was House Keeper in ^his^ that Hotel.
and where she expired after three
days illness of violent Dysentery.
which is prevelent there. Every attention
was shown her that kind and willing
hands could bestow. The best of
medical skill was summoned, but
all efforts to save her were vain
could assure me that all was done
in their power to save her from death
and personally saw that she was
