The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-06
BARRE COUPLE
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that biblical age. Mrs. Cutler, as al
ready stated, was Lenora Warren. She.
was born in Middlesex Sept. y, 1852,
the daughter of William and Susan
fLewis) Warren; and Mr.. Cutler was
born at Cutler Corner in Orange, sept.
%, 1850, the son of Ora ). and Dladama
(Thnrston) Cutler.
Since early life they have been res
idents Of Barre. their marriage taking
place on May 5, 1872, at the Cutler
home on what was then known as Sill
yer street but which is now known az
North Seminary street. Rev. +. ;. Bliss,
pastor of the Universalist church OF
Barre. was the officiating clergyman,
and thew were married on Sunday
morning before small company OF
friends and neighbors.
On their return from a wedding trip
they made their home on Merchant
street extension. the house now known
as the city farm. After two years they
became engaged by the trustees OF God
dard seminary 10 act as steward ana
matron. respectively. Those positions
they filled for two years, after which
they resided for time in the Bolster
residence on North Main street. For
the last SO years they have occupied
their present home at the corner OF
North Main and Cottage streets.
Mr.. Cutler Over 40 Years in Granite
Business.
For more than 40 years Mr. Cutter
has followed the granite business, hav-
ing seen it developed by leaps and
bounds until Barre became the granite
center OF the world. He is still engaged
in that line of work although his at
tention is chiefly directed toward tax
ing contracts for memorials and get
ting them up in the cemeteries. lie mas
the reputation for turning out good
work and his services are much IN de-
mand.
Incidentally, he Is one of Barre's Gem
efary commissioners and has been en-
gagged in that line Of work for nine
wears. He also has served az superln-
fendent OF streets and has otherwise
been active in the affairs Of the com
munity. He Il connected with the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star lodges, and
Mrs. Cutler is also a member OF the
latter, having been at one time worthy
matron Of the local lodge. Both are
members OF the Uniyersalist church
and have been prominent in the affairs
of the society.
It was probably their association
with students while they were engaged
in official duties at Goddard seminary
that caused them to take so much in
terest in the affairs Of young people
and although Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler have
not had children Of their own they
have adopted four children, besides tax
ing Others into their home and giving
them the advantages OF good home life
and of schooling at the seminary or the
high school.
Pauline. the oldest of their adopted
children. died in zoos. The Others are
Otis Woodcock Cutler. now living IN
HayerilI, Mass. married and having
one child; Rachel Cutler, who is at
present living at home, having been
compelled by i'll health TO suspend her
college work at Jackson college and,
IN the mean time busying herself with
commercial course at Goddard semi
nary. and Helen Thompson Cutler, VINO
lives AT home and attends school.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler are IN good
health and il was remarked to them
Yesterday that they seemed to bid fair
To celebrate their sixtieth wedding an
niyersary. Mr.. Cutler accounts for his
good health partly because of his out.
door life. He says !, with good deal
of pleasure that he has not missed
meal in half century. SO far a. he
can recall. except when he was attend
ing the worlds fair in Chicago. World :
fair food got the better Of him tenn
porarilv and he made but feeble dabs
al the viands set before him for
week: but he came back strong and has
STAYED there ever since
As already stated. Mr.. and Mrs. Cut.
Ter are very much respected residents OF
Barre and they have host OF friends,
besides those who were able to pay
their respects in person yesterday, who
will Join i'm extending congratulations.
Among those present at the eelebra-
ton from out Of town were Mr. and
Mrs John Washburn and Wendell and
Kenneth Washburn Of Montpelier. Mrs.
w 4. Humphrey Of White River juno
ton. Mise Emma Vaughn of Water
bury. Mr. and Mrs Merrill Williams OF
Craftsbury and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Fdmunds and Mr.. and Mrs. }. W.
Wakefield Of Morrisyille.