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"Glover. Death of Alice (Dwinell) Cutler. Mrs. Alice (Dwinell) Cutler died at her home in Barton early Monday morning. She was the oldest daughter of J. E. Dwinell of this place [Glover], and married Henry K. Cutler, a former resident of this town, and at present in the employ of Cushing, Olmstead & Snow of Boston. Since the birth of her child her life has been in great danger; congestion of the lungs finally set in and ended the life of one who was ever the friend and favorite of all who knew her. She was accomplished and respected in every sense of the word and will be mourned by all who knew her. The people of Glover truly sympathize with the mourning ones in this their great sorrow." (Orleans County Monitor, 2/9/1893)
"Glover. Death of Alice (Dwinell) Cutler. Mrs. Alice (Dwinell) Cutler died at her home in Barton early Monday morning. She was the oldest daughter of J. E. Dwinell of this place [Glover], and married Henry K. Cutler, a former resident of this town, and at present in the employ of Cushing, Olmstead & Snow of Boston. Since the birth of her child her life has been in great danger; congestion of the lungs finally set in and ended the life of one who was ever the friend and favorite of all who knew her. She was accomplished and respected in every sense of the word and will be mourned by all who knew her. The people of Glover truly sympathize with the mourning ones in this their great sorrow." (Orleans County Monitor, 2/9/1893)
Info below provided by: Cindy Walcott
"Glover. Death of Alice (Dwinell) Cutler. Mrs. Alice (Dwinell) Cutler died at her home in Barton early Monday morning. She was the oldest daughter of J. E. Dwinell of this place [Glover], and married Henry K. Cutler, a former resident of this town, and at present in the employ of Cushing, Olmstead & Snow of Boston. Since the birth of her child her life has been in great danger; congestion of the lungs finally set in and ended the life of one who was ever the friend and favorite of all who knew her. She was accomplished and respected in every sense of the word and will be mourned by all who knew her. The people of Glover truly sympathize with the mourning ones in this their great sorrow." (Orleans County Monitor, 2/9/1893)
"Glover. Death of Alice (Dwinell) Cutler. Mrs. Alice (Dwinell) Cutler died at her home in Barton early Monday morning. She was the oldest daughter of J. E. Dwinell of this place [Glover], and married Henry K. Cutler, a former resident of this town, and at present in the employ of Cushing, Olmstead & Snow of Boston. Since the birth of her child her life has been in great danger; congestion of the lungs finally set in and ended the life of one who was ever the friend and favorite of all who knew her. She was accomplished and respected in every sense of the word and will be mourned by all who knew her. The people of Glover truly sympathize with the mourning ones in this their great sorrow." (Orleans County Monitor, 2/9/1893)
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