Buried with "H.N. Littel" and
"Ethel G. Littel." Main family
stone and three small stones.
Her stone says "Wife of A.C. (Alton) Littel"
Updated April 27, 2008
Additions by Susan A. who advises:
"Bertha was my great-grandfathers sister.
I don't know where her husband was buried,
I assume Rutland. Herbert Newton Littel and
Ethel G. Littel were probably her husband's
brother and his wife."
And she forwarded this
Obit too....
Mrs. Bertha E. Littel, 56, wife of A.C. Littel of 21 Deer street, died early yesterday morning at her home after a short illness. Mrs. Littel was born in Clarenceville, Que., March 11, 1875, the daughter of George and Hannah Waite Aller. She had been a resident of Rutland for about seven years, previously residing in Waterville, Me. Besides her husband, Mrs. Littel is survived by a brother, Edward J. Aller of Morrisville. A prayer service will be held at her late home this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock of which Rev. William H. Evans, pastor of the Methodist Church, will officiate. The body will be taken on the afternoon train to Morrisville. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Morrisville Methodist church of which she had been a member. The burial will be in Morrisville. Source: Rutland Daily Herald - 23 Jun 1931
"Ethel G. Littel." Main family
stone and three small stones.
Her stone says "Wife of A.C. (Alton) Littel"
Updated April 27, 2008
Additions by Susan A. who advises:
"Bertha was my great-grandfathers sister.
I don't know where her husband was buried,
I assume Rutland. Herbert Newton Littel and
Ethel G. Littel were probably her husband's
brother and his wife."
And she forwarded this
Obit too....
Mrs. Bertha E. Littel, 56, wife of A.C. Littel of 21 Deer street, died early yesterday morning at her home after a short illness. Mrs. Littel was born in Clarenceville, Que., March 11, 1875, the daughter of George and Hannah Waite Aller. She had been a resident of Rutland for about seven years, previously residing in Waterville, Me. Besides her husband, Mrs. Littel is survived by a brother, Edward J. Aller of Morrisville. A prayer service will be held at her late home this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock of which Rev. William H. Evans, pastor of the Methodist Church, will officiate. The body will be taken on the afternoon train to Morrisville. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Morrisville Methodist church of which she had been a member. The burial will be in Morrisville. Source: Rutland Daily Herald - 23 Jun 1931
Buried with "H.N. Littel" and
"Ethel G. Littel." Main family
stone and three small stones.
Her stone says "Wife of A.C. (Alton) Littel"
Updated April 27, 2008
Additions by Susan A. who advises:
"Bertha was my great-grandfathers sister.
I don't know where her husband was buried,
I assume Rutland. Herbert Newton Littel and
Ethel G. Littel were probably her husband's
brother and his wife."
And she forwarded this
Obit too....
Mrs. Bertha E. Littel, 56, wife of A.C. Littel of 21 Deer street, died early yesterday morning at her home after a short illness. Mrs. Littel was born in Clarenceville, Que., March 11, 1875, the daughter of George and Hannah Waite Aller. She had been a resident of Rutland for about seven years, previously residing in Waterville, Me. Besides her husband, Mrs. Littel is survived by a brother, Edward J. Aller of Morrisville. A prayer service will be held at her late home this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock of which Rev. William H. Evans, pastor of the Methodist Church, will officiate. The body will be taken on the afternoon train to Morrisville. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Morrisville Methodist church of which she had been a member. The burial will be in Morrisville. Source: Rutland Daily Herald - 23 Jun 1931
"Ethel G. Littel." Main family
stone and three small stones.
Her stone says "Wife of A.C. (Alton) Littel"
Updated April 27, 2008
Additions by Susan A. who advises:
"Bertha was my great-grandfathers sister.
I don't know where her husband was buried,
I assume Rutland. Herbert Newton Littel and
Ethel G. Littel were probably her husband's
brother and his wife."
And she forwarded this
Obit too....
Mrs. Bertha E. Littel, 56, wife of A.C. Littel of 21 Deer street, died early yesterday morning at her home after a short illness. Mrs. Littel was born in Clarenceville, Que., March 11, 1875, the daughter of George and Hannah Waite Aller. She had been a resident of Rutland for about seven years, previously residing in Waterville, Me. Besides her husband, Mrs. Littel is survived by a brother, Edward J. Aller of Morrisville. A prayer service will be held at her late home this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock of which Rev. William H. Evans, pastor of the Methodist Church, will officiate. The body will be taken on the afternoon train to Morrisville. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Morrisville Methodist church of which she had been a member. The burial will be in Morrisville. Source: Rutland Daily Herald - 23 Jun 1931
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