The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-22
LUNEN BURG

This community was saddened by
the word which came on Thursday OF
the sudden death from heart failure
OF Howard Cobun in Campton, N.
ii. Mr. Coburn and wife, who was
formerly Mary Silsby was long &
resident of this town going to Camp
Ton when the Silsby brothers inter
ests were moved to that vicinity, and
has always kept in touch with Lunen-
burg people. He leaves to mourn his
loss his faithful wife, two daughters,
Mrs. Fred Curtis of Fitzdale and Mrs
Harry Moulton of Littleton, six
grandchildren, one great grand daugh
ter besides other near relatives, who
have the sympathy of all their friends
in their sorrow. The funeral party
came by automobile on Saturday,
reaching Riverside cemetery about 2
o'clock where they were met by
friends and relatives from Lunenburg
and prayer of commitment was
said by Rev. G.. W. Douglas. The
party included the wife, the daugh-
ters and their husbands, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Curtis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Moulton, their four children,
Master Truman Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert Haynes and daughter of ST.
Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. James Sis
by of Albany. N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Silsby and Mr. and Mrs Walter
Silsby of Campton, n. H., Mrs. Clara
Silsby Dodge and Mrs. Charlotte Sis
by Lougee, H. A. Lougee, Miss Jose
phine Lougee of ST. Johnsbury, Mr..
and Mrs H. T. Silsby and Mrs G. T.
Breitling, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Silsby
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Perley
Silsby and daughters of Lunenburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Silsby Of Fltz-
dale.
Charles Brown and family of st.
Johnsbury called on Mrs. Fora Balch
on Sunday afternoon.
The community was shocked on
Tuesday to learn of the sudden death
from heart failure of Albert Morgan,
which occurred at FitZdale at the
noon hour, just before returning 20
work. Mr.. Morgan was one of our
oldest residents, and had been an en-
ployee of the Lunenburg Mfg. Co.,
for many years till the early summer
when he left to take work with the
Fitzdale Paper Co. Funeral services
wehe held at his late home on Satur-
day attended by large number of re-
latives and friends. Rev. G. W.
Douglas spoke comforting words and
the Masonic brothers held their ritual
service at the grave in Riverside
cemetery. To Mrs. Morgan, the sons,
Rev. w. A. Morgan of Washington,
d. c., and Lloyd who resides here
and to all the bereaved relatives the
sympathy of their Lunenburg friends
is extended
Miss Madeline Nichols went on
Monday to Brattleboro where she
enters the Austine for the second
year. Her father, Madison Nichols,
accompanied her to st. Johnsbury:
Mrs. Ira Carpenter was IN 81.
Johnsbury on Tuesday.
Edwin Dodge is exhibiting stalk
of millet measuring 7 it. 3 inches.
The primary passed off quietly on
Tuesday, NJ. y. Bowker receiving a
of the votes for representa-
tive. About forty of the II women
who registered appeared to vote ana
others will gfiain courage to try Vot-
ing in November. Mrs. Eta Turner,
town clerk, and Mrs. H. I. Sissy
and Mrs. Minnie Ball, ballot clerks,
were in attendance, the other clerks
being Charles Turner, J. J. Mallett;
Irving Silsby and F. c. Currier, ana
H. w. Silsby, Constable, Col. Emery
received the majority of the votes ior
Governor, Hon. Porter II. Dale 1or
Congressman, L. A. Cobb for St1te |
Senator
Miss Rose Woods is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Henry Levigne and othef
relatives in St. Johnsbury.
On Saturday evening Miss Mary
Nichols, daughter of Mr.. and MIS-:
Flwvn Nichols and Roy JENNIE OF
Newport were united in marriage by
Rev. G.. w. Douglas at the parsonage
After a short visit with the groom
relatives in Newport and vicinity MI
md Mrs. JENNIE viii goeto Bellows
Falls where he has employment.
Mrs. Amanda Wentworth received
word last week that her brother. Ly-
man Height, who was former resi-
dent of this village, had had shock
Of paralysis. He is at East Concord at
the home Of Horace Briggs and at
asst accounts was little more com
Portable with d. chance for partial re-
,oVery.
Mrs. H. NJ. Pearl of St. Johnsbuiy
was the guest of the H. X. Phelps
asst week.
Mrs. Healy of st. Johnsbur-- came
IN Friday to assist Miss Sue Dodge,
2. n, in carino for her mother, Mrs.
Estele Bcattie, at the home of her
laughter. Mrs. Charles Spaulding.
J. A. Boucher is HAVING a weeks
-acation from his duties at the Maine