Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-07-14

Warren Fitch Lyman. 60, died at his
home on the Dover road at 9 o'clock
Tuesday evening of dropsy.
lie was born in Arlington April ..
1859. Il son of Jackson and Betsey tHalll
Lyman. He lived with his parents in and
around Arlington until he was about lG
when he came to Wilmington. since
v hch time he had lived in many different
places here and in Dover with the eX-
ccption of one winter spent in Bcnning-
ton doing carpentry work. 1t was then
his health began to break down and for
more than 30 years he had been a sufferer
from heart difficulties the dropsical
trouble deycloning more recently. Dur
ing his last illness of about Il month he
was faithfully attended hv DIR. :. +.
Dunn. his condition requiring Mt one
time II calls in five days. His intense
suffering was borne with wonderful de-
gree of patience.
Mr.. Lyman married Miss Ruth Elwell
Of BENNINGTON and to them were born
three Children two Of whom died in in.
fancy One son. Clvdp W.. survives ant
helped care for his father during his last
| illness.
Mr.. Lyman had been a farmer and car
/ pcntrr, taking great pride in work wei
| done. lie was of quiet. unaSsuminl
nature and was a good ncghbor. liked by
all who knew him. Besides his wife ant
| son he leaves two grandchildren, tw,
brothers. Myron r. and Nlandus H., alst
one sister. Mrs. Clara Cook all of vii
mington. One brother, Melvin, died Jun,
- 1905
The funeral was held at the house at :
o'clock Thursday, Rev. j. Duke King. n
former pastor of the Congregations
church here and now of Rupert. official
ing. This arrangement was in compliance
with Mr.. Lyman's expressed wish. The
burial took place in the Cutting GENE
terry.
Mrs. W. f. Howe was in Brattleborc
Tuesday.
The w. G. II. L. meeting was held al
the home Of Mrs. Frank Davis July {.
Earl Howe was in Brattlcboro for med
cal treatment the latter part of last week
Mrs. Walter Hall. who has been i'll, i,
improving. Miss Alice Mallory has beer
assisting about her work.
Way Down East will be presented il
moving pictures mt Memorial hall thu
coming Monday and Tuesday evenings
Morris Mallory of bennington. wh'
has been working at the Checkerlint
bakery, finished his work there Satur
day night.
DIR. \. II, Wright took Claud linton o
West Dover to Brattlcboro Monday 70
an operation for appendicitis at TIN
Memorial hospital
The family of Fred Wood. who hav
been taking an automobile trip to John
son and vicinity about 10 days, returne,
home Saturday night.
Mrs. Charles Sumner and two children
Richard and Lois, have returned to thei
home here after spending a week wit
her parents in Nottingham.
Harry Hotchkiss has bought what i
known as the Bailey place in the mort
end of the village of Forrest Upton, tn
deed being drawn last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Herbert and daugl
chere of North Adams. Mass. visite
their friend. Mrs l.. II. Mann Sunday.
Miss Ada Bond of Searsburg has bee
keeping house for Mrs Fred Rist. Will
the latter has been taking Il vacation {
New York to visit her daughter, Mis-
Edith Rist.
The l.. A. Brown agency report tn
following deliveries of cars recently
h William NOgpl, seven passenger Buick
Claude Metcalf, Buick45; G. c. Steer
Dodge touring.
i Mrs. ]. II. Buckley has been at Bra
/, llcboro week looking after the int
!. eSts of We Ode Tavern while the pr
= prietors, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Buckle,
@ were away for vacation.
I, William c. Case. who until a fc
months ago had lived some time at Il
=, home of +, l.. Stancift and who h;
# been for some time in poughkeepsie,
l. y, has returned to Mr.. Stnnclft's
Clarence Corkins is able to be out aga
afteT being confined to the house sewers
y days by throat trouble. At the san
time he was nursing his hand, which VIZ