Orleans

CUTLER, Henry Ralph

Men of Vermont: Illustrated Biographical History of Vermonters & Sons of 
Vermont. Ullery. Brattleboro: Transcript Publishing Company, 1894, pp 89-90 
(portrait p 89)

Henry Ralph CUTLER was born 01 December 1860 in Glover [Orleans County, 
Vermont], son of Henry Cordelia (SKINNER) CUTLER. In early life he attended 
the public schools of Glover and Barton [both in Orleans County], and 
afterwards was a pupil of the St. Johnsbury Academy [Caledonia County]. With 
this preparatory education he commenced his business life as clerk for J. W. 
HALL of Barton, but afterwards entered the employ of D. L. DWINELL of Glover, 
with whom he remained five years. Since 1883 he has represented the large 
clothing house of Cushing, Olmstead & Snow of Boston, Massachusetts. He is 
a Republican in his political profession, and was appointed a colonel on Gov. 
PAGE's staff. Colonel CUTTER is a member of Lodge No. 55, Free & Accepted 
Masons, of Barton, and of the Commercial Traveller's Union of Boston. Though 
liberal in his religious belief, he attends and contributes to the 
Congregational church at Barton. On 01 June 1889 he [Henry Ralph CUTLER] 
married Alice E., daughter of J. E. DWINELL, of Glover.

Submitted by Cathy Kubly