Charles Mitchell Dodge was the son of August Wilton "Augustus" Dodge and Ermina
Elizabeth Green. He was an Ambulance driver in WWI, stationed in India. He was briefly married in India, but I have no names, nor dates. He later lived in Burlington,Vt., and was married to Betty Dodge, and they had a son Roger. "Skipper" was a business partner of Charles Clement Wood, in the "Champlain Marina and Realty", and took over the business upon his death in 1937. In 1957 he married Mr Wood's widow, Fannie.
He became a writer, writing for "Collier's" "Reader's Digest"and "Cracked" magazines in NYC. They retired to Searsport Me, to look after his elderly father.
Elizabeth Green. He was an Ambulance driver in WWI, stationed in India. He was briefly married in India, but I have no names, nor dates. He later lived in Burlington,Vt., and was married to Betty Dodge, and they had a son Roger. "Skipper" was a business partner of Charles Clement Wood, in the "Champlain Marina and Realty", and took over the business upon his death in 1937. In 1957 he married Mr Wood's widow, Fannie.
He became a writer, writing for "Collier's" "Reader's Digest"and "Cracked" magazines in NYC. They retired to Searsport Me, to look after his elderly father.
Charles Mitchell Dodge was the son of August Wilton "Augustus" Dodge and Ermina
Elizabeth Green. He was an Ambulance driver in WWI, stationed in India. He was briefly married in India, but I have no names, nor dates. He later lived in Burlington,Vt., and was married to Betty Dodge, and they had a son Roger. "Skipper" was a business partner of Charles Clement Wood, in the "Champlain Marina and Realty", and took over the business upon his death in 1937. In 1957 he married Mr Wood's widow, Fannie.
He became a writer, writing for "Collier's" "Reader's Digest"and "Cracked" magazines in NYC. They retired to Searsport Me, to look after his elderly father.
Elizabeth Green. He was an Ambulance driver in WWI, stationed in India. He was briefly married in India, but I have no names, nor dates. He later lived in Burlington,Vt., and was married to Betty Dodge, and they had a son Roger. "Skipper" was a business partner of Charles Clement Wood, in the "Champlain Marina and Realty", and took over the business upon his death in 1937. In 1957 he married Mr Wood's widow, Fannie.
He became a writer, writing for "Collier's" "Reader's Digest"and "Cracked" magazines in NYC. They retired to Searsport Me, to look after his elderly father.
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