Obit-1924-Mrs. C.V. Nutton
Date:	98-04-11 12:34:34 EDT
From:	tess@sover.net (Terry Perham)

from the Brattleboro Reformer
                Brattleboro, Windham County, VT.
                        1924

                DEATH TODAY OF MRS. C.V. NUTTON
Daughter of Dr. amd Mrs. J.L. Rathbone Underwent Caesarian Operation in
                        Hospital--Child Survives.

        Mrs. Agnes Leah (Rathbone) Nutton, 28, wife of Cedric V. Nutton, an
employe of the Estey Organ Co., died at 8:15 o'clock this morning in the
Memorial hospital, where she was taken late Saturday night and underwent
a caesarian operation.  Death was due to organic heart disease.
        She was the oldest of three daughters of Dr. amd Mrs. J.L. Rathbone and
was born in Brattleboro May 6, 1896.  She attended the graded schools
and graduated from the Clawson-Hamilton business college, afterward
taking a position as stenographer in the office of the Estey Organ Co.
In October, 1920, she went to Nebraska to care for her sister, Miss
Gladys Rathbone, who was ill there and with whom she remained eight
months, or until the latter's death. She returned to Brattleboro with
her sister's body and later re-entered the Estey offices.  In the autumn
of 1923 she married Cedrick Vincent Nutton.  For a short time they lived
in Rutland and then returned to Brattleboro.  They have lived on
Esterbrook street.
        Besides her husband Mrs. Nutton leaves her three-day-old son and her
father and mother.
        The funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Terry Perham
Hinsdale, NH
tess@sover.net

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