Edmond  LIPPE

Joseph Lippe, occupation cultivateur, birthplace Lavaltrie, religion Catholique, age 52
Sophie Beaugrand, birthplace Lanoraie, religion Catholiqe, age 48
Linea Lippe, birthplace Lanoraie, age 24
Celine Lippe, birthplace Lanoraie, age 22
Didace Lippe, birthplace Lanoraie, age 20
Sulpice Lippe, occupation Journalier (Day Laborer), birthplace Lanoraie, age 18
Gilbert Lippe, birthplace Lanoraie, age 16
Emelie Lippe, birthplace Lanoraie, age 14
Julienne Lippe, birthplace Lanoraie, age 12
Hercule Lippe, birthplace Lanoraie, age 10
Philomene Lippe, birthplace Lanoraie, age 8
Louise Lippe, birthplace Lanoraie, age 7
Charles Lippe, birthplace Lanoraie, age 5
Edmond Lippe, birthplace Lanoraie, age 3
Joseph Lippe, birthplace Lavaltrie, occupation rentier, age 86.

Edmon Lippe is living in Lanoraie, Berthier, Quebec at the age of 32. His occupation is: Bedeau. Living with him are: wife Abigail 30, son Alphonse 10, son Henri 8, son Joseph 7, daughter Antoinnette 6, son Romulus 5, daughter Albertine 3, son Antime (Antoine?) 1.

SOUTHBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 17, 1893.

Covenant Mutual Benefit Association of Galesburg, Illinois, A. W. Berggren, Esq., President.

DEAR SIR: - I have received this day of your general agent, Wm. Banaghan, office 34 Front street, Worcester, Mass., your draft, No. 7226, for $1,000, it being the amount in full on Policy No. 75412 held by my late wife, Abigail Lippe, in your company. Although my wife was only insured in your company five months and some days, and paid but $12,88, I have had no trouble in getting my money. When I went to Worcester with my policy to send to you I told your general agent, W. Banaghan, I was in need of some money and he asked me how much I needed. I told him $160 which he gave me right off, taking my receipt for the same. The treatment I have received from you and your representative, Mr. Banaghan, I shall never forget, and I assure you I am at a loss to find words how to express my feelings towards you, but I shall do all in my power to promote the

Edmond Lippee is living on Dean St. in Southbridge, MA at the age of 50. Living with him are: son Antoine 19, daughter Melodie 18, son Clement 16, daughter Eva 13, son Oswald 11, daughter Stephanie 9. Edmond is a carpenter. His year of immigration is 1890.

FISKDALE, Dec. 7. - A woman, apparently about 35 years of age, dressed in black and wearing glasses, called at the house of Charles M. Clark, on the road to Brookfield, at 9.30 o'clock last night, and told Mrs. Clark that there was a man who had been with her sick up the old Alum pond road.

Mrs. Clark sent word to Freeman Houde, a neighbor, who, with Frank E. St. John, investigated and found a man, who proved to be Edmund Lippe, a contractor of Southbridge, lying not far from the road, in helpless condition.

Mr. Lippe could not stand, and had no control of his legs. He could talk but little, or nothing that he said could be understood.

Mr. Hound tried to arouse Mr. Lippe. Failing to do so, he got Dr. J. A. Robinson to attend the sick man.

Mr. Lippe was taken to Dr. Robinson's office on Main street. He did not recover under treatment, and was taken to his home in Southbridge at 4 o'clock this morning, by a son, who had been summoned, and accompanied by Dr. Robinson.

The

SOUTHBRIDGE, Dec. 8. - Edmond Lippe, who had a paralytic shock at Fiskdale, Wednesday, is at his home in Southbridge, in much the same condition as when brought home by his son, yesterday morning. Dr. Joseph A. Genereau is in attendance, and says the heart action is perhaps a little better, but otherwise his condition remains unchanged.

On account of the condition of the afflicted man, he is unable to receive calls, but his son, Anthime Lippe, wished to be quoted as saying 'There is not a word of truth in the story told by someone in Fiskdale. I am not going to marry anyone is any way that would require to be talked over, as it was said a woman claimed she was talking with my father in the woods near Fiskdale. As the doctor told me, in Fiskdale, it was altogether different. He did not meet any woman in the woods up there to talk about my marriage to anybody. If he met anybody, it was not in the woods, and I want you to say that it is not so.

'I was sent for to go up there and

SOUTHBRIDGE, April 6. - Edmond Lippe, aged 61 years, 4 months and 10 days, died at his home, 4 Lens court early this morning. The cause of death was paralysis. Mr. Lippe had been suffering from the disease for four years.

He was born in Leonora, Canada, and live there till 20 years ago. He came to Southbridge and worked for 12 years as a carpenter. He then went into business for himself as a contractor. After four years he was obliged to give up active work on account of ill health.

He leaves three sons: Authime, Clement and Oswald, and three daughters, Eva, Stephanie and Melodie.

The funeral will be Friday morning. High mass will be sung at Sacret Heart Church. Burial will be in Notre Dame cemetery.

Worcester Daily Telegram
Worcester, Massachusetts
April 7, 1910