Introduction

Biography

Frank was the son of Will­iam V. Hutt and Ruth A. Spin­ney, both from No­va Sco­tia, Ca­na­da, and hus­band of Em­ma F. N. Ea­son (mar­ried Thanks­giv­ing Eve, 1893, Glou­ces­ter, Mas­sa­chu­setts).

He at­tend­ed Tri­ni­ty Col­lege and Bos­ton Uni­ver­si­ty.

Frank and Em­ma were liv­ing in Mid­dle­sex Coun­ty, Mas­sa­chu­setts, in 1900, and in Bris­tol Coun­ty in 1930.

Frank was a news­pa­per re­port­er for The Lynn Dai­ly Item, The New Bed­ford Stand­ard-Times and the Taun­ton Ga­zette.

At one time, he was sec­re­ta­ry to sculp­tor Will­iam Ord­way Part­ridge. In the lat­ter part of his life, he pur­sued in­ter­ests as a na­tur­al­ist and his­to­ri­an.

He do­nat­ed his 400 acre pro­per­ty on Sta­ples Street to the ci­ty, and it be­came known as the Em­ma N. F. Hutt Me­mo­ri­al For­est.

Works

• Local and Mis­cel­la­ne­ous Po­ems (Glou­ces­ter, Mas­sa­chu­setts: George L. Jef­fe­ry, 1888)