1924 obit-Rose (Megettrick) Dodge
Date:	98-04-13 10:07:21 EDT
From:	tess@sover.net (Terry Perham)

from the Brattleboro Reformer
                Brattleboro, Windham County, Vt.
                            1924

                MRS. DODGE DIES OF UNKNOWN CAUSE
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Wife of Edwin D. Dodge of 87 Birge Street Fell Several Weeks go --
Autopsy to Be Performed.

        Mrs. Rose (Megettrick) Dodge, about 51, of 87 Birge street, wife of
Edwin D. Dodge, boxmaker for the Estey Organ Co., died at 8;45 o'clock
this morning in the Memorial hospital, where she had been since Aug. 31
for observation.  She fell while at her work in the pipe organ packing
department several weeks ago.  The cause of her death has not been
ascertained, but an autopsy will be performed today by Dr. Byron E.
White.

        Mrs. Dodge was born in Burlington June 25, about 1873, a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew Megettrick.  She came to Brattleboro about 30
years ago and on Nov. 4. of that year, 1894, she married Mr. Dodge.
Much of their married life was spent in West Dummerston until they moved
to Brattleboro four years ago.

        Besides her husband she leaves two daughters, Mrs. Perley Potter of the
Black Mountain road, and Mrs. Edward Wood of Birge street, and a son,
Raymond Dodge of 50 Chestnut street;  two grandchildren, Kenneth Dodge
and Frederick Potter;  also her father, who lives in eBurlington, and
three sisters, Mrs. Mary Cassady and Mrs. Luther Mead of Builington and
Mrs. James Murphy of Pawtucket, R.I.  Ther also is one niece and one
nephew.

        The funeral arrangements have not been made.
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