St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-11-30

Death 81 hrs. boN man buuefs
An event. saddening the entire COM
munity, occurred last week. whereby
Mrs. bowman Butler lost her life. Ga
Monday cveaing, Nov. 81, she lett her
home to visit neighbour, and experienced
a fall. eausirgc, reb al hemorrhaee which
resulted fatally, her death occurring on
the morning OF Nov. IS. Her iuneral oe-
Cured Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock, Rev. Harry Lawrence Veazey,
assisted by Rev Francis 7. Clark. OH
eating. The floral tributes were numer-
Gus and indicated the affection Of dear
friends. who mourn in deep sympathy
with the afl cited family.
Elizabeth Arlington Butler was born
in ST. Johnsbury July, ?. 1882, and was
one Of eight children OF William and Bet
sey Arlington. the only survivor being
e sister. Mrs. Olive 4. Thompson widow
Of the late DanHl Thompson. she had
lived al her lite in ST. Johnsbury save
briei period in Lyndon. She was mar
ficd January I. ls49. TO Bowman Butler
aud thsy were the perents Of Eve chill
dreu. three of whom survive her Charles
n, Harry A.. and Arthur l. Clarence A..
most estimahlc youag man, succum-
bed a. disease sesefal Years ago and
died a. TIE age Of - wears Cordslia A.
the ouly 8aughicf II this most happy
un.nn. Died uaaf wears ago az inc early
nEf ~ , 3 Frsrs
Tkenaus nf Ms BETTER was sFngr
.olpss. 49, - go = faU1 So pgrv.
Ever patsrut ae aia ciiou, nisays
eh-erial undsg adversely happi 10 ths
love of homs ard family ani q % ctsr'
ishrf in that iamlr c.rris whose every
msmbsr gave "a hsr hove and bnmags
va aoundsi nud siihout stint Truly =
ushis vonan has sutefci thf fsaris
eates Macy very many. birss her
mcmory. Tee scattering and the u wtrs
60 her personal care and loT them sae
vas Woal 20 mluislfr. cpmiuriiug aud
Aasfaiuing fhtm Is fheff extremity Lr+
donrf atth rare CHRISTIAN chs.se
anf rfnce ard fei
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Da~ = as. lsasls Pissos.
Mrs Hstt .efee dsci rrfy suddenly
fssf sstr-saF at ths iaucrai ai Mrs.
liea-nau ~ IT, shr hsd loss satcrvi'
tts fpom aad sat duvn shrn she leane''
h~k srd w . les uaaatrs vas gnue
SAa hae isrn W paoF hesitt iur h1ng
tsaue. Sne itAvs husband ard nuf
zoo. Csssre. Who bvcs 81 California
Ths lnusfal eas I'D usnday AFTERNOON.
Nv A. Neasy efheatng
Hurus Harrimaa sgnt a irW DAYS lee
1esk iu Spuusaeld. Mas eith hf'
ssssss. Ken ~ Z Haaku
Mr sad Mm A. B pnarle sp~u'
ThsntsgiFiug 81 A. y LaushAuf '
harnet.
sssi!s MsrUa ha r-.a-nri iron he
schoul go South .sesau-y
Iohn naniorth Of coucord spent las
THURSDAY AZ hs home here.
Jonathan Powers, who uas beel
sprnding few weeks az West Burke
has returned.
Nc and Mrs Z. 6. Learned vsite'
Mrs. Learned parents IN Littleton, las
week.
Will Lynn aud Miss Ethel Brownley r
Rock Island and Miss Rosa Bailey OF -
Iohnsbury were guests oi Mn. iona lha
Huntlcy last week
Mss Violet Muneaster Of s.. John
bury. spent Thank sgving with he
friend, Miss Ida Lylord.
Mr.. AMI Mrs Charles Cobb left la'
Monday for Jacksonville. Florida, whri
they will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs ". +. KELLEY returned
their home IT, Lynn, last Monday.
Messrs Harry and Arthur Butler we
called here last week by the death
their mother. Mrs Beaumai Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs E. II. Stone started {
dav Tor their Flnrida home, where th'
will spend The winter.