Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-06

Croker having a position there as fore
man on a large truck farm.-Mss Lucille
Robinson left Saturday evening for Barre
to resume her school work. passing Sun
day in Burlington, a guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. j.. O. Nalter.-Mrs Frank Boyce
went to Bristol Saturday to visit her
daughter Mrs. Carroll Whcelcr.-Mrs. G.
u. Raymorc went to Jenersonvle Mon
day, passing the day with MIR Raymore's
parents, Mir. and Mrs W. W. Raymore.-
Miss Helen Drown returned Monday to
/ Cambridge, Mass to resume her work
in the Sargent school for Physical Train
ing.-iiorace Powers returned &c Burling-
ton Monday to resume his studies at tho
| University of Nermont-Alban and Urban
Parker who have passed the spring vaca-
tion with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. X. Parker, returned Monday to Middle
bury Collcge--Allss Doris Barrows went
/ to stowe Tuesday for n stay of n week
with hcr grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie a.
Robinson.
! y double funeral service was held
at one O'Clock Tuesday at the late home
Of Edwin n. Dyke and daughter. Miss
Carrie j. Dyke, who died Monday with
| in few hours of each other. The
Rev. w. T. Best officiated and inter-
ment was made in Laporte Road
| cemetery. The bearers We're Frank
Shippy, Louis Billings Of Wolcott Car
los Dyke and Albert Bartlett. Edwin Il
Dyke, son of Zorro and Amanda p.
Eatom Dyke, was born in Morrstown
February II. 1890 His whole life was
passed in Morristown He was united
in marriage to Caroline Taylor over 20
years ago. She died three years ago.
Ills occupation was that of farmer ana
carpenter He had been In failing
health for some years. He suffered q
. shock Sunday morning AT $50, while
at breakfast. and died at $50 Monday
morning. \ son, L. L. Dyke of Nashua.
\. H.. two sisters, Mrs Abagi Dyke Of
Morristown and Mrs. Arilla r. Walsh
of Wolcott, and two nieces, the Misses
Ethel and Clara Dyke, survive him
y telegram has been received announce
ing the death, in Ansonia, Conn., Of
Mrs. A. r. Martinez, oldest sister Of
r. j. and p. /. Stewart. Mrs. Mar
tneH died Sunday night. The funeral
was held yestorday.-ATr. and Mrs. Ernest
Griswold. with their children, have
moved 90 1Iardwick, where Mr.. Griswold
VIII continue his work as trouble man"
for the Telephone company.-Zephrin
r 1-arlviere and son, Lucien, went Tues
day to st Hyacinth, =. O.. on short
+ business tr!p.-AIrs. Ray Stearns and
child Went Tuesday to Johnson to visit
5 her parents. Mr. and Mrs c. J. Num-
George Pattye and Mrs. Delene DecellI
5 went to Winooski Tuesday to see their
wife and daughter, Mrs. Battye, who is
, at the Fanny Allen hospital recovering
e from recent operation.--Mrs. Fred
= Goodrich and Mrs. Frank Smith We're
e in Winooski Tuesday TO sec their brother.
. Clarence Smith at the Fanny Allen hos
pital, who recently underwent an opera
ton for ulcers Of the stomach.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Barrows and Walter Isham
spent Sunday in Fairfield with their
grandmother. Mrs. Eunice Isham.-Mrs.
Walter Ward and Mrs +. W. Terrill
t went to Wolcott Monday to attend the
. funeral of Mrs. Priscilla Franklin.-Mrs.
Y \. l.. Cheney was in St. Johnsbury
$ Monday.-Miss Edith Splller of St. Johns
$ bury spent Sunday with her parents.
/ MIR. and Mrs C. A. Spiller.-Mrs. Frank
c Calkins and child returned Monday from
y visit in Westford with her parents.
V Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith.-Mrs. Hugh
!. Cushman went Tuesday to Hardwick.
4 where she will substitute as operator in
n the telephone Office for two weeks.
MSS Carrie j. Dyke. whose funeral
>. was held Wednesday afternoon In con-
d nection with that of her father. Edwin
y II. Dyke was daughter of Edwin H.
l. and Caroline CTaylor) Dyke. and was
v born in Morrlstown November s. 1863 Her
= whole life was passed in town Miss Dyke.
n whose mother died three years ago, had
cared for her father in his declining
l. years, and also for two nieces, who have
made their home with her for some time
She was taken i'll with pneumonia 10 days
i..,. Il 10 ha
p. village, and died at 2l5 p. m Monday
She Is survived by a brother. l.. Elmer
9 Dyke. of Nashua. n. H., and two nieces.
=, Misses Ethel and Cora Dyke.-William
Bailey. who died Tuesday. youngest son
. of Is children of Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel
. Bailey. was born in Milton April Is. 1884,
, and resided in that town until l3 years
., ago when he moved to Wolcott, where
he resided until three years ago, when he
| came TO Morristown to make his home
! with his son, II. c. Bailey. Forty EIGHT
| years ago he was united in marriage to
Aobie Sanderson, who died year ago.
At the age of II years and I've months
| he enlisted in Company f, Ard Regiment,
New York Infantry, and was later taken
IS prisoner and held for 10 and a half
5, months at Libby prison at Andersonville.
3 He f. survived by three children, II. G.
r. Bailey of Morristown. T.. H. Bailey OF
4 Watervile and Mrs Jane Boylan OF this
ii village. y daughter, Mrs William Nc.
- Nassau died year ago at tnderhill.
l. Funeral services will be held to-day at
V the home of his son, n. c. Bailey. and
s intermcnt will be in Lapo-t Road GENE.
: terry, the Rev. w r. Best officiating -
is Clarence Thomas, who has recently re-
s turned from Connecticut. where he has
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