-Chester C. Dodge, an aged and respected resident of this village, died yesterday. He was the father of Dwight J. Dodge, a well known merchant of Pulaski. Additional particulars will be given next week
Source: Pulaski Democrat, March 27, 1895
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DODGE—In Pulaski, NY-March 26th, 1895, Charles C. Dodge, aged 78 years
Source: Sandy Creek News, April 4, 1895
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Kind Words About A Pulaski Family
EXCELSIOR, Minn., April 17, '95.
MR. EDITOR: I saw in the DEMOCRAT of April 3rd, the notice of the death of Mr. Charles C. Dodge. I had the pleasure of being intimately acquainted with him, as I worked for him on his farm some twenty-five years ago. AndI will say that more honorable and kind hearted people it has never been my pleasure to meet. John and William were then small boys and, of course, were at home. During the time I lived with the family I don't think I ever heard a cross or unkind word pass between them. That is saying a great deal, but it is true. Although wealth and elegance may not exist, yet it is a beautiful home where mutual love and respect rules as it did in that of Mr. Charles Dodge.
F.E. WALWORTH.
Source: The Pulaski Democrat, April 24, 1895
Source: Pulaski Democrat, March 27, 1895
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DODGE—In Pulaski, NY-March 26th, 1895, Charles C. Dodge, aged 78 years
Source: Sandy Creek News, April 4, 1895
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Kind Words About A Pulaski Family
EXCELSIOR, Minn., April 17, '95.
MR. EDITOR: I saw in the DEMOCRAT of April 3rd, the notice of the death of Mr. Charles C. Dodge. I had the pleasure of being intimately acquainted with him, as I worked for him on his farm some twenty-five years ago. AndI will say that more honorable and kind hearted people it has never been my pleasure to meet. John and William were then small boys and, of course, were at home. During the time I lived with the family I don't think I ever heard a cross or unkind word pass between them. That is saying a great deal, but it is true. Although wealth and elegance may not exist, yet it is a beautiful home where mutual love and respect rules as it did in that of Mr. Charles Dodge.
F.E. WALWORTH.
Source: The Pulaski Democrat, April 24, 1895
-Chester C. Dodge, an aged and respected resident of this village, died yesterday. He was the father of Dwight J. Dodge, a well known merchant of Pulaski. Additional particulars will be given next week
Source: Pulaski Democrat, March 27, 1895
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DODGE—In Pulaski, NY-March 26th, 1895, Charles C. Dodge, aged 78 years
Source: Sandy Creek News, April 4, 1895
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Kind Words About A Pulaski Family
EXCELSIOR, Minn., April 17, '95.
MR. EDITOR: I saw in the DEMOCRAT of April 3rd, the notice of the death of Mr. Charles C. Dodge. I had the pleasure of being intimately acquainted with him, as I worked for him on his farm some twenty-five years ago. AndI will say that more honorable and kind hearted people it has never been my pleasure to meet. John and William were then small boys and, of course, were at home. During the time I lived with the family I don't think I ever heard a cross or unkind word pass between them. That is saying a great deal, but it is true. Although wealth and elegance may not exist, yet it is a beautiful home where mutual love and respect rules as it did in that of Mr. Charles Dodge.
F.E. WALWORTH.
Source: The Pulaski Democrat, April 24, 1895
Source: Pulaski Democrat, March 27, 1895
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DODGE—In Pulaski, NY-March 26th, 1895, Charles C. Dodge, aged 78 years
Source: Sandy Creek News, April 4, 1895
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Kind Words About A Pulaski Family
EXCELSIOR, Minn., April 17, '95.
MR. EDITOR: I saw in the DEMOCRAT of April 3rd, the notice of the death of Mr. Charles C. Dodge. I had the pleasure of being intimately acquainted with him, as I worked for him on his farm some twenty-five years ago. AndI will say that more honorable and kind hearted people it has never been my pleasure to meet. John and William were then small boys and, of course, were at home. During the time I lived with the family I don't think I ever heard a cross or unkind word pass between them. That is saying a great deal, but it is true. Although wealth and elegance may not exist, yet it is a beautiful home where mutual love and respect rules as it did in that of Mr. Charles Dodge.
F.E. WALWORTH.
Source: The Pulaski Democrat, April 24, 1895
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