Boswell, H. James. American Blue Book Western Washington. Seattle, Lowman and
Hanford Co., 1922. p. 104.

A. H. HUTCHINSON, of Seattle, has demonstrated in many ways his splendid 
qualifications as a lawyer.  He is a native of Massachusetts, and was born in 
1876.  His early educational training was had in the public schools.  
Following this, Mr. Hutchinson attended Yale, from which he graduated in 1899 
with the degree of a. B., and two years later took the degree of M. A. from 
the same institution.  Following this he attended Harvard law school.  It was 
in 1914 that Mr. Hutchinson located in Seattle, since which time he has built 
up a practice of which he has every reason to feel justly proud.  The 
successful career involves the conquest of difficulties and it is this 
conquest which strengthens the judgment, develops the character and prepares 
the way for greater responsibilities.  It was through application and earnest 
endeavor that Mr. Hutchinson attained the position he occupies as a successful 
lawyer today.  The success which he has attained has come as a result of his 
own efforts, and thorough knowledge and understanding of the law.  Mr. 
Hutchinson appears quite often in the courts, the records of which clearly 
indicate the splendid success with which he meets.  He is especially known for 
his comprehensive understanding of the law, and his able mastery of problems 
presented in practice.  Mr. Hutchinson is a man of considerable civic pride, 
and has always given freely of his time in helping to advance any project 
having for its purpose the advancement of Seattle, and of the 'state.  He 
stands high in the esteem of his professional colleagues, and enjoys a 
lucrative practice.  In 1908, Mr. Hutchinson married Miss Gertrude Pearl 
Hubbard, and the couple have two children.  He is a thirty-second degree Mason 
and is a member of the Elks, College club, Chamber of Commerce, city and state 
bar associations, and is president of the Men's club of Plymouth 
Congregational Church, Seattle.

Submitted by: Judy Bivens

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