The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-06

Death of Mrs. Mary Hutton Saddened
This Community.

This Community.
The community in general was sad.
dened to hear of the sudden death OF
Mrs. Mary Austin Hutton at her home
in East Cabot Jan. "A after one weeks
illness with bronchial pneumonia. Mrs.
Hutton was born in East Cabot June Z,
| 1902 and was the eldest daughter OF
Charles and Nellie Austin. She was a
graduate of Cabot high school,, class OF
1910. Being possessed of a fine musical
talent, she, with her young sister, was
called many times in this and adjoining
towns to play their violins at different
entertainments. Aug. 8, 1914, she was
united in marriage with Jerry Z. Hutton
and soon after moved to home of their
own few rods from her parents, the
sociability OF the two families being as
one. In the home life her beauty OF
character was distinctly seen, and it is
there the loss of her presence will be
most keenly felt. Her deepest interest
was for her family. Oct. Ia, 1915, a
daughter came as sunbeam, only to re-
ceive a mothers love for a few short
months. But why? We know not now,
but we shall know hereafter. About six
years ago She with her sister, Marcia,
united with the Congregational church,
attending services whenever opportunity
permitted and assisted in singing. Be
sides her companion and little one, Elsie
Irma, she leaves her parents and two
sisters, who have the sincere sympathy
of many friends.
Funeral services were held at her ia
TIERS house, Rev. NJ. w. Hale officiating.
A male quartet from Peacham sang
shadows" Beautiful Isle of Some
where and "Going Down the Valley
One by One" The profusion OF flowers
testified to the esteem in which she was
held by so many friends. Her remains
were laid to rest in East Cabot cemetery
by the bearers, w. l.. Adams, DIR. p A.
Austin, Leon Adams and A. ID. Lane.
Relatives from out OF town were: w.
l.. Adams and daughter, Sara, Brandon;
DR.. p. A. Austin, Manchester, n. H.; +. |
A. Cutting, Morrisville; Leon Adams,
White River Junction; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Lane. Barre; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Eastman, Topsham; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Page. Groton; Mrs Blanche WEIGH,
Waits River; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis kee-
nan, Groton; Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Car
penter, Groton.
The following flowers were contribut-
ed: Pillow of Gala lilies, sweet peas,
roses and carnations, j. p. Hutton; cres-
cent, pink and white roses, yellow jon
luils, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Austin; wreath,
pink and white roses, and nareissus, Mar
ia and Ruth Austin; carnations, w. l..
Adams and family; carnations, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Austin and Dr. and Mrs. 7. A
Austin; roses, f. A. Cutting; roses, Mr..
IND Mrs. A. b. Lane and Mr.. and Mrs.
". d. Glidden; carnations, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Eastman and Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
s keenan,; carnations, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tohn Page and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Page; carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. f. III.
lark; white carnations, c. II. 5. class,
go; carnations, Lila Perry; carnations,
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Roy and Mr.. and
hrs. Henry Roy; carnations, Mr.. and
Irs. V. ID. Blake; white roses, Mrs. Paul
hopkins; white carnations, Congrega-
ional church; roses Z. p. Walbridge and
amily; narcissus, Inez Abbott; white
oses, friends and neighbors; pink and
White carnations, East Cabot school;
ink and white carnations, South Cabot
chool; white roses, X. of Z. and Pythian
sisters; lowering maple, Mrs. o. II.
Teath; carnations, Mrs. Jennie Williams,
FRS. Flora Miles, Mrs. Helen Wilson and
FRS. Helen Field; pink carnations, Mr..
nd Mrs. G. S. Hastings.