Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-11-21

taken. Quail have been scarce and wood
cock found only in small numbers.
A $40 boost was given the Day KIM
ball hospital, Putnam, deficiency fund
through a whist party recently held at
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. George NJ
Burroughs. The fund, which It Is In
tended shall be at least $4,000, is now in
excess OF. $1,000, the sreat bulk of this
sum having, come In through subscrip-
tons In the towns Of Pcmfrete, Wood
stock, Putnam and Thompson, subscrip-
ttens as high as s1,oN being obtained
from some sources.
Tire, fabric business is showing signs
Of stimulation, It Is stated here While
| the recovery Of this industry of such i'm
rortance to ,Danielson is not Complete.
conditions ARE better than they have
been for some time past.
There are to be special services Of
Thanksgiving at st James church on
Thursday.
John &C. Slaschier of Worcester spent
Sunday with friends in Danielson and VI
entity. II
Charles Norm of Apponaug, r. L, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his family
in Danielson.
Thanksgiving service with special
music was held at the Congregatit nai
church in Wauregan on Sunday.
The senior class OF Killingly High
school has under rehearsal a comedy
drama to be presented duieng December.
Mrs W. J. Craig will have the men,
bers Of the Ladies' Reading circle at her
home for a meeting this Monday aft
etnoori.
Danielstn Boy Scouts have a meeting
scheduled for this evening The boys
recently received their patrol flags and
kerchiefs.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Hanlon Is seriously Ill in Proyi-
dence.
Members Of the teacher training elias
are to meet 49, ..ns at
| the Baptist church.
Next Sunday will be the first Sunday
IN Advent, the penetential season pre-
ceding the Christmas holidays.
Miss Fance1la A. Daviecu of New Bed
FORD Is visiting friends in Danielson for
few days,
/ A session of the town court was held
Saturday morning to hear a case on
which an adjournment. was asked until a
date early in December.
Rainy days of the past week have
again brought to the minds of many the
Thought that real needed Improvement
would be. the paving Of the space in the
rear OF. the Exchange block and near the
railroad station. where mud is again as
plentiful as In the old days.
Schools in town will elise Wednesday
evening for The Thanksgiving recess. :
Edward 5Huntehins Cutler, IS. success
stveiy principal of the Bridgewater, Mass.
ecademy. the high school at Providence,
< l., the Newton High school and cf Mr.
Sutier's' Preparatory school at Newton
Which he established in 1887, 6ied Fri
Jay at his home on Linder Terrace, New
ION. ~
Mr.. Cutler was born in KillingIy, now
oanleison, sept. 20, 1896, the son cf ST.
non Bolivar Cutler and Frances Ora
1oat Corey Cutler. He prepared at the
Providence High school for admission to
college and entered Brown University in
1883. He took the first prize in Greek.
on his entrance examinations and while
in college he took thres f1rsts In mathe-
mates, first and second in Latin and
nrst and second in Greek. He was
graduated at the head of his class and
was It's valedictorian. In 1858 he was
assistant librarian at BrsEn and in 1860
became an instructor in mathematics.
In 1881 Mr.. Cutler settled in Bridge
water, Mass, as principal Of the Bridge
water Academy and there, Aug. Is. 1866.
ne married Alice Wadsworth Alden.
daughter Of DR.. aA>luel and Mary Hyde
Alden and lhneal descendant of John
| Alden. In 1855 Mr., Cutler became an in
structor at the Providence, r. l., high
school, and later he became its principal.
He became in 1850, principal of the New
ton High school and in 1887 he establish
ed his Preparatory school, which he con-
Quoted until abol. ten or twelve wears
ago Since 1881 he has made his home
in Newton. 49,. @
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler celebrated their
golden wedding in 1916, at which time
six Of their seven children were living
In 1913 he; lost his son. Henry Cutler,
and in 1890. his wife died Mr. Cutler
| was q member Of Zeta Psi fraternity, OF
Phi Beta Kappa, and was charter men,
| Der Of the New England Association OF
Colleges and Preparatory schools He
was clerk and senior warden of Grace
church. Newton, and secretary and pres
ident Of The Tuesday Club.
Five OF his children survive him: Johr
Cutler, Miss Mary Cutler. Miss Edith
Cutler and Mrs. Welles e. Holmes (Em-
lily cutiw)- all Of Newton, and Alden Cut.