St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-11-20
RECENT DEATHS.
Cutting


Herbert S. Cutting died at Brightlool
Hospital early on Wednesday morning
OF last week of appendicitis after a si1
dayss illness. An operation was per
formed Tuesday afternoon but the dis
ease was so far advanced that there was
no chance of recovery. Mr.. Cutting was
born at West Waterford, February 90
1876. He was the son OF Stillman and
Martha Carpenter Cutting. He mar.
ried Sarah, daughter OF Austin E. Blod-
gett, of Lower Waterford about three
years ago. Mr.. Cutting has been en-
ployed in the hay scale sealing room at
the scale factory for several years and
was very popular with his fellow work
men. He was an active member of Grace
Methodist church and the Epworth Lea.
que and took an earnest interest in the
work OF these institutions. The funeral
was in the Congregational church at
Lower Waterford, Friday, the service be-
ing conducted by his pastor, Rev. George
W. Hunt, assisted by Rev. George NJ.
Rees, pastor of the Lower Waterford
church. Ralph Parker sang Saved
by Grace" THY Will be Done" and
"Shall We Meet Beyond the River"
Among the floral tributes was a beauti
full pillow with the word 'Roommates,"
and a crescent with the letters ''E. L."
from the Epworth League, Four Of his
shopmates attended the funeral, thus
testifying to the esteem in which Mr..
Cutting was held by those closely as
ISOLATED with him in every day life. Be-
sides vile and father and mother be
leaves brother Rupert, of West Water.
ford, and a sister, Ellen, who lives at
Clinton Iowa, all OF whom have the sim
cere sympathy of the community in their
affection. Mrs. Cutting will return to
Waterford to live with her parents.
Lucas.
In last weeks CALIFORNIAN brief men
ton was made of the death of Mrs
Charles K. Lucas, which occurred at
Nov. IL. The remains were
brought here for burial and the funeral |
occurred at Mr.. Lucas home on Main
street, Thursday afternoon, Rev. George
W. Hunt conducting the service. Emma
Elizabeth Bugbee was born at West
Burke, February 10, 1874. She lived
here for a while and married Mr.. Lucas
at Lyndon, October %, 1884, and came
back to St. Johnsbury. In the spring of
1899 she suffered from a complicated i'll
1ess which resulted in the loss Of her
mind and she was taken to the Water
bury asylum in June of that year. Since
hat time she has failed steadily. The
.ause OF her death was tuberculosis. The
ase was particularly sad one and Mr..
lucas has the sympathy of all. She
caves one daughter, Sarah, two broth
RS, Harley Bugbee of Lunenburg, and
William Bugbee, who lives in New
and one sister, Mrs. Ada
ones, OF Miles Pond. Her father also
survives and she has a cousin, Mrs. John
;. Smith, who lives in this village.
NOyes.
Henry M. Moves, brother of A. B.
Noyes Of this place, died at his home in
Hyde Park, November II, aged So years. |
He was one OF the best known men in
Lamoille county and being a prominent
democrat had a wide acquaintance
throughout the state. He was in the
and commission business for
many years and later went into the fire
insurance business and for a number of
years has been the Lamoie county di
rector of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
surance Co. of Montpelier. He was
town clerk of Hyde Park tor 10 years
and held many other town offices at
various times, being first seIectman at
the time Of his death. He was postmas-
ter at Hyde Park during Cleveland's