The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-28

Funeral Of Mrs, Lyman Hutchinson Held
Tuesday.


Tuesday.
The funeral services 81 the late Mrs,
Lyman Hutchinson, whose DEATH occurred
on Sunday, was held from Ter home
on Tuesday and iDtefment was lnade
IN the cemetery near East Bgaintreel
Deceased bad reached the age OF and
death was the result Of a period Of sew
eral months Of III health form general
breaking down Of the system, and on
Illness OF few days from pneumonia
and heart failure az the last The Rev.
Fraser Mitgeer was the officiating clergy
man, and the music was furnished by q
quartet composed Of Miss Lette Bailey
Mrs. c. S. Booth, Edwin Martin and Glen
Bailey Mrs Pauline Reed Hutchinson
was native Of Canada, but came az
once to this town to i've after her mar.
rage TO Mr.. Hutchinson. which occurred
many years ago. For short time they
lived with the brother 81 Mr. Hutch
inson Judge Hutchinson but soon after
went to the farm about four miles from
this village upon which they lived at
the time Of her death. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchinson early became affiliated with
the West Randolph grange and it was
in this organization that Mrs Hutch
inson was as well known as in any part
Of the town, and It was here also that
her interests and activities were known
and appreciated as long as strength
and health would permit Of her atten-
dance upon its meetings But 1t was
In the home where she WAS most valued,
by her husband and children who survive
her Two daughters, one living in Mel
rose Highlands, Mass. and one IN Man
chester, VT, and three sons, one Of
whom resides IN Someryiile, Mass, Leo
nard, whose home is In Barre, and John
who Is now located on the home farm
were the children Of this marriage. Truly
q good woman and one who did what
she coulda has gone on before.
Mrs Y. G. Martin Of Los Angeles. Cal
who has been visiting friends here for
several weeks viii leave here for North
ern New York on Thursday, and after
a few days stop there will return dir
Getty to her home in California
Mr.. J. b. Wells is in corinth and
Orange this week on business pertain
ing to his Office as county road com
missioner.
Eugene Marshall who for several days
has been very i'll with typhoid fever
ii still in q serious condition and grave
concern is felt By bis friends as to the
result.
I telegram was received here on Wed
nesday afternoon announcing the death
Of George Howard, who went to Calf
ornia about two weeks ago Il win be
remembered that Mr. Howard buried his
wife last spring No particulars have
yet been received as to the cause Of his
death.
Mrs. Frank Ketchum returned Wed
nesday morning from a ten days visit
70 Boston and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips and Miss
Alice Woodland from Mohawk Lake, NJ
II, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs d. c..
Woodland for several weeks
Friday, October 2ath viii be open house
day at Randolph Sanitorium when con-
tributions Of money, provisions, linen
and bedding viii Be gratefully received
by the management, when It Is hoped
that a generous response will be made
Rev. A. g Gilmore has leased the
house Of Mrs George Spear for the
winter and will move here from Ran
dolph Center about November LIST.
There will be regular meeting Of
Buelah Chapter, Order Of Eastern Star
at the Masonic hall Thursday evening
Oct 2s at eight o'clock
Tha ukuaI amount ~ dssr h,.r4ave
started out with the dawn Of Monday
morning, but so far not many have been
reported.
Mr. Willard Cav reached his s7th
birthday on Tuesday, October 28th, and
is still actively engaged in business,
which be executes With a precision and
accuracy which Is remarkable.