St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-01-11
LYNDON.
Death of Mrs. Morse,

Wednesday afternoon E. c. Morse re.
ceived the sad intelligence of the sudden
death OF his mother, Mrs. Sarah J. (Lo.
well) Morse at the home OF her daughter
Mrs FL Robinson of Burlington. Mrs.
Morse was born in Danvile, but her
married life was all spent in Cabot, where
her husband, Nelson Morse, died six wears
ago. She is survived by two daughter
and five sons: Mrs. F. P. Robinson of
Burlington, Mrs. William Keith of South
Charlestown, N H.. A. F. Morse, Pas.
sumpsic, Edmund c., and George W.
Morse OF Lyndon, W. f. Morse of St.
Johnsbury, and W. T. Morse of Norwalk,
ONO. About two years ago while spend
ing several months in her sons family in
this place she was very i'll with measles
from which time she has never fully re-
covered her health, suffering intensely at
times with heart trouble. Ga Monday
she was Frustrated with severe attack.
but Wednesday morning she was much
better and able to sit up. About half
past eleven her daughter lett the room for
a moment and returning found her mother
dead. Mrs. Morse was member of the
congregational church at Cabot. She
was most loving and devoted mother.
a kind and sympathetic neighbor. and a
valued friend. Possessed of a pleasant
and even disposition. seeing the best in
everybody and never believing evil of
anyone, she won friends wherever she
went Her body was placed in the tomb
IN Burlington after brief service at the
mousse and later will be taken to Cabot
to be laid beside her husband. Her age
was 60 years.
Yemassee Camp Modern Woodmen of
America held public installation Thurs
day evening. Chief Forester W. L. New.
ell presented the officers elect and the
installation ceremonies were conducted
by l.. W. Gray. A large number OF visit.
ors were present and expressed them.
selves much pleased with the work. A
banquet was spread and the exercises
closed with social dance. This camp
was instituted in 1900 and has 43 mem
1ers. Their meetings have been held at
Lynoonville part OF the time, but they
nave returned here for the present and
will meet in Mechanics hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lane and son
Charlie have been visiting at Peacham
and Danyile.
Arnold Aldrich of South West Harbor.
Maine, has been visiting his uncle, Aleck
| Aldrich, and other relatives for a few
days. He has recently been at work at
Grafton, N. H.
Miss Mary Chayer went yesterday to
Montpelier to attend the Methodist Sem.
mary the remainder OF the year.
Mrs. Sarah Jenkins is visiting her
mother, Mrs Amanda Bowker.
John Page has rented his house near
the electric light station to William
Murphy, and with his brother.in.law,
Joe Hall, has moved to place Just south
OF st. Johnsbury Center.
Gen. Sherman Council, Jr. o. U.A.M..
have hired the hall in the bank building
ior the coming year and sub-let to the
Woodmen, who meet on the first and
third Thursdays OF each month.
Mrs. Charles ColIey has sold the old
pant shop near the Congregational
church tor the use of Enterprise Grange.
A serious disagreement has arisen in this
society which eliminated in something
OF disturbance Saturday night.
| George Clement has rented Mrs. Iohn
Grants house at Red Village and expects
to move there soon.
A string OF 80 horses with drivers and
equipments went through here Wednes-