"Committal services were held Friday of last week ar the Chase vault in the Schenevus cemetery for Julian A. Dimock. Joseph A. Walker, lay reader of the Episcopal church, officiated. Mr. Dimock was seventy-two years old. A native of Elizabeth, N. J., on his twenty-first birthday he became a member of the New York Stock Exchange where he served for a brief period until ill health compelled his retirement. In 1912 he married Annette F. Chase of Chaseville. Since then Mr. and Mrs. Dimock had made their home in East Corinth, Vt. Before his marriage, he devoted himself to outdoor photography in Florida and Canada. His unusual work attracted the attention of editors and his illustrations appeared in more than fifty periodicals in this country and Europe. He was credited with having introduced the word "cameraman." He was the author of "Outdoor Photography" and "The New Business of Farming." His wife has been a weekly columnist for the Burlington (Vt.) Free Press for more than twenty years under the name of Aunt Serena, and is well known throughout that state." [Otsego Farmer & Republican (Cooperstown, NY), Fri., Oct 12, 1945, Page Six]
"Committal services were held Friday of last week ar the Chase vault in the Schenevus cemetery for Julian A. Dimock. Joseph A. Walker, lay reader of the Episcopal church, officiated. Mr. Dimock was seventy-two years old. A native of Elizabeth, N. J., on his twenty-first birthday he became a member of the New York Stock Exchange where he served for a brief period until ill health compelled his retirement. In 1912 he married Annette F. Chase of Chaseville. Since then Mr. and Mrs. Dimock had made their home in East Corinth, Vt. Before his marriage, he devoted himself to outdoor photography in Florida and Canada. His unusual work attracted the attention of editors and his illustrations appeared in more than fifty periodicals in this country and Europe. He was credited with having introduced the word "cameraman." He was the author of "Outdoor Photography" and "The New Business of Farming." His wife has been a weekly columnist for the Burlington (Vt.) Free Press for more than twenty years under the name of Aunt Serena, and is well known throughout that state." [Otsego Farmer & Republican (Cooperstown, NY), Fri., Oct 12, 1945, Page Six]
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