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- FRED DIMCICK
Died Friday Night After Long Illness of Bright's Disease.
Fred Dimick aged 34 years died Friday evening at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Dimick on Baldwin Avenue, following an illness of considerable duration due to Bright's Disease. Mr. Dimick was born in the village of Canisteo where his early life was spent. Later he came to Addison with his parents but for the past ten years had worked at Newtown, NJ and at Brooklyn, NY, where he was employed as a shoemaker. He had been home the past six months on account of his ill health. Deceased was well known in this place to a large number of friends among whom he had always been popular. He was a member of the M.E. Church and also the Odd Fellows lodge at Newton, NJ. Besides his parents he is survived by five sister, Clara and Mable at home, Mrs. Anna Sovocool of Columbia Cross Roads; Mrs. May Cowle of York, Pa.; Mrs. Ray Bonker of Newton, N. J.; also, three brothers, Frank, of Messina, Osborn of Cameron Mills and William Dimick of Easton, Pa. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at one o'clock from the home of his parents and was largely attended. Rev. H. Clay Milliman, pastor of the M. E. Church officiated, and burial was in the Town Line Cemetery at Cameron Mills.
(Addison Weekly Advertiser, Thursday, November 22, 1917)
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