The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-06
EAST ORANGE
Funeral Of Miss Jessie Hutchinson Large
ly Attended.

IlutcHlEhOH, udugnUtf Oh MT. ana NIT
G. II. Hutchinson, whose death occurre
Wednesday, Sept. 20, at the Mary Fletch
err hospital in Burlington, following a
operation for appendicitis, were held o.
Friday afternoon. There was praye
service at the house at $3.50 o'clock an,
services were held at the church in Eas
Orange at 3 o'clock, Rev. s. X Meek Off
ciating. Mrs. Ella Sanborn and Mrs
Edith Sanborn sang Shadows" and "Saf'
in the Arms of Jesus" The bearers
were Delbert and Glenn Hutchinson
cousins of the deceased, and Otto Simp
son and Earle Prescott, schoolmates o.
the deceased. Interment was in the fam
lily lot at East Orange cemetery.
| The deceased was born Dec. Is, 1908
! Besides her father and mother, she
leaves three sisters, Viola, Abbie and
| Bertha, also one brother, Clyde, to mourn
her loss. During her short life none
knew her but to love her.
| "A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our home
That never can be filed"
A profusion OF beautiful flowers evi.
denced the esteem in which she was
held. A list Of the tributes follows:
Wreath, Jessie" from the family white
carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Hutchinson
and family; white carnations, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hutchinson and son, Leo;
pink and white carnations, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Paine and Mrs. Cora Boyce; mound
of asters, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Downing
and family; cut flowers, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Huntington, Mr.. and Mrs, John
Emerson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cook and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Prescott; pink car
nations, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Woods
and family; pink carnations, Mr.. and
Mrs. K. H. Sanborn; pink carnations, Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Button and family;
white carnations, Mrs. Green; pink and
white carnations, Misses Hazel Bohonon
and jeanette Smith; cross of pansies
and ferns, Earle Prescott; white roses,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Dashner and son,
Kenneth; cut flowers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Burroughs; pink carnations, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Corcoran; cut flowers,
Mrs. George Boyce; pink roses, Mrs.
Earl Dickey and scholars.
Many relatives from out of town were
present at the services. The family has
the heartfelt sympathy of the commu-
nifty.
Charles Martin of Montpelier was at
G. III. Bohonon's recently.
DIR. Bailey of Graniteyille was called
Sunday TO see Miss Abbie Hutchinson,
who is suffering from an attack OF in
digestion, and also to see Frank Bowen,
who is having serious time from an ul-
cerated tooth. Mrs. Bowen and Mrs.
4. L. Prescott, who are quite i'll with
also consulted him while
ne was in the place.
Leo Hutchinson of East Corinth spent
/ couple of days with his cousin, Glenn
recently.
Mrs. George Felch is home for the
week from her work for Mrs. Augusta
Day in Corinth.
Another reminder Of spring was found
bet. |, by G. w. Davis in the shape of a
blossom, which he picked on 9
he church lawn.
Charles Emery of Washington was at
vide Blake's Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burgin and Mr..
3urgin's sister, Mrs. Emma Drown, OF
iarton, with other relatives, visited Mr.. I
nd Mrs. Robert Richardson Friday.
Mr. Mcdonald of Washington was at q
iuy Tobey's Sunday Mr.. Mcdonald
nd family expect TO move onto the !
lace Tuesday, which Mr.. Tobey is about /
0 leave.
DIR. w. o. Hutchinson was in the place y
unday 10 see George Bishop, who is
4 very poor health. and also made pro. 3
essional calls on Mrs. Minard and Mrs. u
richie Button.
Fred Bagley and little daughter Of u
Iest Topsham were in the place sun
ly. o
o. A. and II. A. Prescott visited al d
Ire. Emily Prescott's in Bradford sun. =
~. Enos Felch accompanied them. X
There are several men working on u
he bridge in the village, preparatory 20
ltting in a new cement bridge.
Alec Milne, with an auto party from
ARE, were at the Milne farm the last
the week.
Frank Wilson was called TO Granville A,
thursday night on account of the III M
IS Of his wife. "a
Ora Hutchinson has returned home 10
ON Nershire, and Mrs. hutchinson viii
main longer with her mother. who Is :
ling and a great sufferer. I
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Curtis OF Washing
n were guests Of G. d. Quimby and Mr..
"a Mrs Joseph Coreoran Sunday.
Bernice Cilley and friend Of West Top.
am, visited az Bernard Simpsons
nday. j..
George Burroughs and family Of Barre y
,ited az W. NJ. Prescotts sunday. y
William Keyes and y =. Bagley Of :
est TopshRm are picking the apples
nr. D0w's farm here.
Julian Remillord cut one Of his thumbs
arly Of with an axe recently. lie
sssed the wound. and AZ last reports
seemed 20 b. doing well
James Bouhan and family visited his
Ither and sister, Mrs. Kicker. in West
psham sunday
harles Jewel and Ernest Bowen Of
q lofinth we're guests of Mrs Ad-
Palmer and Mrs Nofa Jeszeman re-
.tiv.
.duard Bacon and wife Of East Barre
tied their niece. Mrs Bernard Simp-
!. ard family recently
irs james Rouhan II West Tgrslam.
:. Eugene Tiliofsan snf daughter
.en. a Orange. and Mr. and Mr.. Den
Rauhsu of Wsudsvills. ~ ~. we're =
.sts Of Mrs. Addie Palmer and daueh-
recently.