Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-22
LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Mrs. Edwin II. Dyke, who had been
I'll for week with double pneumonia
died at six o'clock Friday evening. Mrs
Dyke was seriously i'll two years ago
with the same disease. Funeral services
We're held Sunday at two o'clock, the
Rev. W. T. Bes. Officiating, NJ. b. White
in charge InteIment was In the La
port Road cemetery. Caroline Taylor, a
daughter of Lucius and Elnor Taylor,
was born in the town of Sterling Feb
ruary 10, 1881 She was united in mar
riage to Edwin H. Dyke April ., 1884.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyke have always resided
in Morristown and have lived on their
present place for % years. Besides her
husband, she Is survived by a daughter,
Miss Carrie J. Dyke of Morristown and
one son, L. Il. Dyke Of Nashua. y. II. A
daughter Mrs. Cora NJ. Dyke-Hill, died
in 1889 The bearers We're A. NJ. Adams,
Frank Shppy, Louis Billings and Alvin
G. AleXandcr-Mr f. II. Cram, accom-
panied by Miss Addie Banquette, passed
Saturday and Sunday at Burlington,
guests of the formers daughter and hus-
band Mr.. and Mrs Il. d. Huntley.-
Mrs. Kittie Draper Cook and daughter,
Orenna, were guests Saturday and Sun
Gay Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T..
Draper.-Mrs George A. Cheney and
daughter, Miss Isabel Harris, expect to
leave about June u, accompanied by
Miss Matte Galbraith of Newport for
Minneapolis, Mimi, where they will visit
the formers sons, Earl and Frank Har-
ris. Leaving Isabel with her brothers.
Mrs Cheney and Miss Galbraith will
n nj shnr h.N until Il a.,
their nephews, and then will go to Sas-
katoon, Sask., and Zelandia, Sask.,
where they will visit their brothers, Wal
ter and William Galbraith, and sisters,
Mrs sarah Smith and Mrs. Elizabeth
Burton. They expect to be gone six
weeks.-Frank Lee of Wells River is a
guest Of DR.. j. NJ. Canty.-H. ]. Vancor
and granddaughter, Marion Griswold, Of
Burlington, We're guests Friday and Sat
urday of Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Vancor.-
Miss Ellen Jackson went to Glens Falls,
y. Y, Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs Fred
Child. accompanied by Mr.. and MS u
". Hulburt of Hyde Park, visited Mount
Holyoke College. South Hadey, Mass,
Friday and Saturday, making tho trip
BY automobile.-Mrs Linda Going of
Barton, who has been caring for her
sistc;. Mrs. Susan Burke, through an IN
ness OF nearly three months, returned
Saturday accompanied by her daughter
Miss Clio Coing,-DIrs. Lottic Wells Of
Montpelier who came here TO visit her
daughter, Miss Ina Wells, has been III at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Spear
and returned to Montpelier Saturday
Some stir was made Sunday morning
N he Iict RI
Of an overcont near the residence of
DR.. .. a. johnson on Congress street, an
under coat on Summer street, a COL
lar on the veranda of George G..
Morse's house on Cherry avenue, and a
vest necktie, scarfpin and pair of shoes
in the street in front OF j. w. Rivers
on Congress street 1t was at first
thought that case of foul play or sui
eide would develop, but later it was
found that man coming from St AL
bans mad made entrance through the
woodshed of Fred Sideways house on
Cherry avenue, had taken Mrs. Sillo-
ways coat for "A covering and was
asleep on the couch in the sitting room
where he had passed the night. The man
could give no explanation of how he
came there or when, claiming that he re-
membered nothing that occurred the
evening before, that he had been drugged
and sum of money taken from him.
His presence in Mr.. Sideways house
was not known until Mr.. Slloway got up
Sunday morning.-Edson Preston, who
has passed two weeks at his home here,
returned Monday to Port Kent, n. Y,
to resume his work as chef in a hotel
Miss Jennie Calderwood of Hardwick was
a guest Monday of Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Wallace.-Bert l.. Clark went to
Burlington Saturday evening to pass
Sunday with Mrs. Clark at the Mary
Fletcher hospital-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
N. Champeau Of Boston came Saturday
evening to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Champeau.-Mrs. C. II. Her.
rick returned Saturday evening from
Hardwick, where she has been passing
some time with her son, Guy Herrick. -
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Raymond of High-
gate were guests over Sunday % Mr. and
Mrs.. Frank Raymond.-Senior honors