The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-21

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WN. II. Ruee, Cor Secretary.
SALISBURY. NJ, May 1897.
DeArnor lIoS. Jo,S f. BurLNn.--we copy the
following obituary notice Of tire late Hon. John F.
Butler. u jamaica, from The Battleboro PhoHir Of
the i7ih inst;
Wo have the sad duty again to record the death Of
a well kuowneitEen Of this county. John E. Butler
Of jamaica well known to many Of our readers, and
known only to be highly esteemed died At Beaufort,
81 c., on Thursday May 9th, after a brief illness,
On Tuesday. tie last day Of April, he started with
his wife To vista son at Beaufort lying dangerously
nj. On their way thither, Sir. Butter having
slight cold, was taken with severe chill which
lasted several hours. They stopped short time At
weldcu, consulted physician who thought be
wond soon recover from the effects Of the chill and
and they then pursued their journey to Charleston
S. C., and took boat for Beaufort. They found
their son very sick, and Mr.. Batter, though feeble
was able to visit him on Tuesday, May 7th, and The
D ext day lie seemed better; but on Thursday morris
Ing be was worse, and on that day passed suddenly
away to the better land at tile ago Of 81 years and
nearly five months. On Tuesday May ltthiwo weeks
from the time they started from home Mrs Butler
arrived here, bringing the remains Of her husband
and on Wednesday his body was conveyed to ia
maica the place of his birth and his residence, to
be consigned TO IT. last resting place
with Masonic honors and religious services
Ills death viii be a severe loss to jamaica, and in
deed to the public. lie was man Of clear mind
sound Judgment and more than ordinary ability.
Ills HQu0f ana integrity NbIt WI IhtstVuNAi ahu wv
WIS aman n whom confidence could placed. Offices
IN the gift Of his townsmen have been readily con-
terred upon himi seyealtlmos, four years we think
he represented the town in the legislature Of the
State aud twice, we believe Big was chosen to DE
Senate. As a lawyer, he held high rank at the
Windham County bar; he had been cashier Of the
West River Bank located At jamaica since is oggtn'
ization, and was regarded as a capable and trusty
business man. In fact the town Of Jfmaieais greats
" indebted TO him for lis business prosperity as il
was mainly through his persevcripg exertons that
the bank was established, the Jamaica Leather Cons
pany, and many other business enterprises set on
foot. AIR. Butler was a man Of candor, oflarge and
liberal ideas, and an earnest and generous supporter
Of Christian institutions. IN alI the relations Of do,
mes tic life he was justly held in the highest esteem,
and he has left behind him beloved wife, two sons,
an aged father, and loving brother 10 deplore bis
loss, and yet thankful to God that they had had a
relative and fiiend whose memory they can cherish
with such re yere,.ee and affection