Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-10-22
WEST BRATTLEBORO
Henry NJ. Cutting Dead.

1881. lie married Cornelia Starr. who
died several years ago. Two children
were sborn to them, Starr W. Cutting of
6litqgo, professor in the University of
limos, and Clifton Cutting, who died
several years ago.
Besides his son he leaves one sister,
Mrs. Emily G. Eastwood who lived with
him, three grandchildren Mrs. Winnie
C. Moseman of West Brattleboro, and
Miss Edith Cutting and Clifton Cutting,
both Of, Chicago, also tyq nieces, Mrs;
Emily s. Edwards of Hrdttieboro and
Mrs. John l.. Barney of West Brattle-
boro. and one nephew, DIR. J. ). Eastwood
OF Brandon. A brother, John $. Cutting,
died in June, 1908.
The funeral will be held at the home at
. o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev. Dell
mar Il. Trout, pastor of the First Univer-
salist church, will oficiate. and the burial
will take place in the family lot in the
West Brattleboro' cemetery.
Leslie Hudson has bought Ford tour
ing car with self starter.
Fred Wilder began working Tuesday
in Stelman & Sons machine shop
Homer HigleyH returned Monday night
from few days business trip to Troy,
n. Y.
Mrs. Anna Ludzus of this village was
operated upon Tuesday morning in the
Mclrose hospital, vv.,,f-.5r -l.-,
Miss Grace Young of South Hero has
entered the MIelrose hospital training
school for nurses. r; ~, ..,... .
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold p. White went
Wednesday to Belmont by automobile.
They returned yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. d. Cornell have been
spending several days. at their summer
home in Mortified, Mass.
Judson. Stafford s,of Greenfield visited
| here over the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stafford.
Mrs. Henry Mann of Wilmington was
visitor here Monday with her sis.
ter. Mrs. Walter +. Bartlett
Miss Ruth Anderson, teacher at the
academy building, is i'll. Mrs. Sidney
Bellows is substituting for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden Squires have
returned from Halifax, where they Wis.
tied a week at her former home.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Cheney returned Mon
day night from a two-weeks' visit in Bos-
ton, Worcester and Providence, r. l.
Mrs. ]. c. Hills of Hartford, Conn.
visited from Wednesday to Friday with
Rev. and Mrs. A. V. Woodwork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Covey and Mr.
and Mrs. French of Pennington, Conn.
are visiting among relatives here.
Herbert Bidwell. who had been con
fined to his home several days by illness
has returned to his work for j. l.. Stock
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Morse went Tues
day to Fairlee. where they will visit 6
week or more with Mr.iand Mrs. Charles
Warren.
Ray Sprague, who is employed il
Keene, NJ H., visited over the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
r., Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ciande Carr and Mr.
4 sn@, AXIS. ,Eharlos UIiderwaedlfeeIstas SAT
urday to Colerain, Mass, to visit rela
tives until Sunday night.
Mrs Ida Winters of Greenleaf street
who had been confined to her home b,
illness, is now staying with her son, Err
nest l.. Winters, and family of North
ern avenue.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. Wright o.
Springfield. Mass, who were on thei
wedding trip, visited his aunt, Mrs. lisa
bella r. Simonds, last week at Mrs. E
A. Knights. -''
Mass, and daughter Mrs. Eta Scher
lin of South Vernon, visited Saturda!
with Mrs. Houghtaling's sister, Mrs
Roscoe Fisher.
Miss Clara Lord and Miss Warshaw
formerly nurses at the Mutual Aid as
sociation, have been guests this week o
Miss Gladys Stellman. They are nov
J living in Boston.
Mrs Fred Wilder who had been assist
ing temporarily as cook at the Metros
hospital finished work there Tuesday
Mrs May of Elliot street has taken pc
; sition there as cook
Mrs. Edward Martin returned Sun
day from Springfield (Vt), where sh
enont a yvnat with. Mn "au1 NIrS AnsOI
Conger. Her son, George Martin, wen
to Springfield to accompany her home
Raymond Brooks of Ashuelot, n. II
badly jammed the first two fingers OF
the right hand while running gasolin
, engine for saving wood. He was brough
to the Melrose hospital, where DR.. Lyme
amputated the fingers.
Rev. l. NJ. Compton, who has beef
a., pastor of the Baptist church in Bran
don the past year and half, has nc
cepted call to the Baptist church i
up his duties about the middle of Nc
, vember. Rev. Mr.. Compton former
, was pastor of the Baptist church in thi
town. G4I.2
The Home Study club met Tuesday nigh
for regular meeting in the home o
Mrs. Fred Wilder. Mrs, Herbert II
Thurber's birthday anniversary was. OF
served and she was presented gltt tfOl
r the club and a birthday cake. Refresh
ments of sandwiches, cocoa and call
, were served There were nine member
:, present and two visitors.
4 First Congregational church, Rev. A
Il V. Woodwork minister. Sunday morn
ing worship at 1870. Rally day 70
o the Sunday school will be observed an
s special exercises will take the place G
4 the regular morning service. Sunda
|. school as usual. Christian Endeavor q
o'clock. Subject, Lessons from. RI
= cont. Events. Leader, Helen Woo
:, worth.
G Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Stellman an
n 1datghter, Maxine, Mrs. l.. III: Stellmal
+ and Mrs. Clara Hoisington left Satu.l
day by automobile going as far that at
- ernoon as Littleton, N. II. Sunda
/, morning they continued on through I'll
- White mountains as far as Crayfor
n Notch, returning home through Brar
= coma Notch. They covered distant
" of $40 miles.
" Mrs. George Fairman Of South Ne
% non was operated upon Monday NOR
n ing in the NIerose hospital for gal
~ stones. DR.. Lynch was the surgeon
. John and Freddie. young sons Of NJ
and Mrs Callahan of Hinsdale, n. III