The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-30
RANDOLPH
Charles J. Dyke Died in Florida, Where
He Went for His Health.

| lhe friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| j. Dyke have received news of the death
of Mr.. Dyke at Lake Helen, Florida,
where they went for his health. For
several seasons they have been to
Florida for Mr.. Dykes health, but this
year he did not receive the benefit as be-
fore and died on Monday morning. Mrs.
Dyke started with the remains soon aft
er his death, and is expected here on
/ Friday or Saturday. Mr.. Dyke was the
son of Julius and Lucinda (Deeringl
Dyke and was 4S years of age, having
been born in Bethel August 1865. De-
ceased is survived by his wife, who was
Jennie Taggart, his mother and one sis
ter, Mrs. Appleton Mcintosh, with whom
the mother lives in Bethel Gilead.
Miss Flora Bell has gone to Gardner,
Me-, to visit her brother, A. j. Bell, and
wife for few days.
! NJ. NJ. Wilson, who started for Bangor,
Me-, Saturday on business trip, re-
turned Tuesday.
w. H. Pelton was in White River
Junction Wednesday to attend the fun
eral of his friend, William Cleveland
Mrs. G. G. Clifford left Wednesday
morning for Holyoke, Mass, to call upon
her daughter, Miss Myrtle, who is there
in college, and she was joined there the
next day by Mr.. Clifford and from there
they went to New York to remain a few
hours before going on to Vero, Florida,
to pass few weeks with cousins.
Raymond Paige, who has for the last
few months been engaged in work on the
Pacific coast, has come to visit his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. III. Paige.
About As persons have decided to take
the Washington trip, which starts from
here April 4th and will join the Tuttle
party at Bellows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Plunkett, who
here this week, Mrs. Plunkett having
come to the sanitorium for surgical
treatment.
Mrs. Beumelle Williams, who has been
in Tunbridge this winter, arrived here
on Wednesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Lewis Tetrault.
Mrs Louis Mazzolin is quite i'll with
fever and grip, and the son, Alfred, is
suffering from severe pain in the ear.
jackson Demary, the agricultural
agent, with headquarters in Bradford,
has been the guest OF A. NJ. Vaughan for
a few days.
Frank Vinton of Somerville, Mass,
has ben the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. +. A.
Heath for the last week.
Fred Becue was brought from Bur-
lington on Tuesday, by Z. w. Kent, on
warrant from the probation officer and
was taken to Chelsea to serve 60 days
for intoxieation.
Allen Battles has begun the erection
of a garage on his lot recently purchased
by him of Nelson udall, The building
will be 40x40 with cement basement
and wood story above.
Rev. Ivan Benedict, pastor of the
Baptist church at Montpelier, will give
the address before the Christian Brother
hood next Monday evening and will take
for his subject, Fundamental Democra-
cy.n Music hall orchestra win furnish
music for the occasion.
Miss Cora 0sgood, who has been
studying shorthand in Boston, now has
a position in Pike, n. H., temporarily
filling a position as stenographer for
the Pike Manufacturing company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morgan of Hanover,
N. H., and their sister, Miss Olive Nor !
gan, of New York have been guests at
the Morgan farm.
The Artesian Well company of Proyi- |
dence, r. l., which has been drilling for
water at the Hood milk plant, has found
water in good quantities
II. A. Aseltine and family. who have |
been living in the house of Thaddeus
Wells, are moving to the Walter Howard |
farm recently purchased by them. Leroy
Martin will occupy the house just va
Gated by them for the present.
Mrs Julia Cummings, who has been in |
Plainfeld for years, will come here to
live, remaining with her father, A. II. |
Powers, until suitable tenement is |
found, into which she can move.
Ralph Dunn, who has been in the far |
west for several years, has come east |
and is now with Richard Rowell in Cam
bridge for a short stay.
Miss Angie Pike went to Mortified |
Thursday for short stay with her sis
ter, Mrs. Nathaniel King.
NJ. w. Campbell has been quite i'll for
several days with bronchitis, and his
barber shop is being taken care of by
c. ID. Gibbs
Miss Josephine Hardy of Bradford is
being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Slack