The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-17
NORTHFIELD
Death Of Mrs. Susan Hutchinson at
Are OF 90 Years.

| Age OF % Years.
Mrs. Susan Hutchinson passed away
Friday at her home at South North
field, after about weeks illness She
had been in poor health for some time
but apoplcxy was the immediate
cause of her death. The deceased was
born in Roxbury 90 years ago, but had
spent the greater part of her life III
this vicinity, where she was very well
known. and had a largo circle q
friends. who will be sorry 70 hear 9
he rdeath. Mrs. Hutchinson is survived
by four daughters, Mrs. Long of War
rem. Mrs. Edward York of Roxbury
Mrs. Vernon Sayory Of Williamstown
and Miss Lepha Hutchinson, who has
made her home with her mother since
the death of her father; also one son,
Giles Hutchinson of Worcester Mass.
Funeral services were held Sunday aft
ernoon from the home, Rev, Francis
Clark. pastor Of the Methodist church,
officiating. Interment was in Mount
Hope cemetery The bearers were Giles
Hutchinson. Vernon Savory, Edward
York. Lest~ York, William York and
Jesse Spaulding.
The annual meeting Of the First
uniyersalist church OF Mortified was
held Friday evening in the church,
with good number present. Preced-
ing the meeting delicious dinner was
served to the Pensioners by the mem
beers of the board of trustees and their
wives. This was a most enjoyable oc-
casion and the large number present
did Justice to the splendid repast set
before them This occasion, which is
held once year. brings together a
large number Of the church people for
a pleasant evening Directly following
the dinner adjournment TO the church
was made and the business meeting was
called TO order by A. i. Winslow, who
acted as chairman. The minutes OF the
meetings were read by the
secretary. Miss Lena Wood, and ac-
cepted. The treasurer's report was read
by the treasurer, William III. Hardin.
and showed the church to be in good
financial condition. The new board Of
trustees elected were as follows, Is. X.
B. Flint. Col. +. b. Edwards, r. NJ. Hol-
ton, Fred G. Greene and Leon y. Dix.
time was taken up in the
discussion of plans for calling min
ister. to take the place of Rev. G. j.
Paddock, who resigned some weeks
ago. 1t is expected that the call Will
be made right away. After some other
business the meeting adjourned. The
trustees will organize and elect officers
later.
a SON was born Friday to Mr., and
Mrs. i. DeBona. Mrs DeBona will be
remembered as Jutetta
Bronzie.
Mrs. Brennon of Newport, N. H., !
aas been spending short time in town .
with her daughter, Mrs. Alison Edger /
on, and son, Ralph Brennon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus P. Aiken and
on, Lawrence, left Saturday noon for
Yrs. .Aiken's former home in Westfield,
Mass, where they will spend some
ime.
Fl. M. Howe left Saturday for Webb
sity, Mo-, where he will join his wife,
Who was called there Some time ago
" the Illness Of her father. He will
make several stops on the way in the
interest Of monumental business. He
xpects to be on the road about ten
ays.
Mrs. Hannah McCarty, who has been
ute i'll for the past two weeks, is
etter. Her daughter, Mrs. j. +.
feagher. has been with her for some
ime. Mr.. Meagher spent Sunday in
own.
Miss Ruth GolSey and niece, Dorothea
key, of Burlington were in town over
unday, guests at the home OF the for
ler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
okey.
Mrs. William C. Gould Of Winthrop, !
lass, has been spending a few days |
j town, guest at the home OF her j
rother, Charles Joyce.
Mrs. Abbie Colby, who has been
bending few weeks in Williams
,wn, has returned and is at the home !
/ DR.. and Mrs G. N. WEIGH. II
Samuel Kingston was called to New
ork City Sunday by the death of the !
Dung child of bis brother. His place
mail carrier in the east part Of the Z
,wn is being taken by William Per- !
er a