Obituary copied from July 27, 1916 issue of Nashua Post:
CALLED TO HIS LONG REST
BARTLETT BUTLER DIES TUESDAY AT NASHUA HOME
Just as the sun was sinking to the west at the close of the day and the shades of night began to gather the busy life of our venerable and highly respected citizen came to his end. Mr. Butler had been in failing health for some time.
The biography of Mr. Butler is a life time of good deeds. Mr. Butler was born August 4, 1828 in Longalla, Canada just across the river from Montreal. He came to NY state at an ealy age. On Feb. 22, 1852 he was united in marriage to Miss Lydia Sterns at Hartford, NY. After a period of some years they came to Wisconsin. After living there they came to Nashua where they founded their home fifty-one years ago last Sept.
The deceased is survived by his aged wife, three daughters: Mrs Ella M. Sutherland of this city, Mrs. Emma J. Rouse of Richland, WA., and Mrs. Lois Griswold of St. Paul, MN. One daughter was lost in infancy and the death of their only son Frank M. of Leroy, Mn occurred about 10yrs ago. Mr. Butler also is survived by several grandchildren.
The funeral services are to be held Thursday at 2:30pm at the M.E. Church with Rev. Pease officiating. Interment will be in Oakhill.
CALLED TO HIS LONG REST
BARTLETT BUTLER DIES TUESDAY AT NASHUA HOME
Just as the sun was sinking to the west at the close of the day and the shades of night began to gather the busy life of our venerable and highly respected citizen came to his end. Mr. Butler had been in failing health for some time.
The biography of Mr. Butler is a life time of good deeds. Mr. Butler was born August 4, 1828 in Longalla, Canada just across the river from Montreal. He came to NY state at an ealy age. On Feb. 22, 1852 he was united in marriage to Miss Lydia Sterns at Hartford, NY. After a period of some years they came to Wisconsin. After living there they came to Nashua where they founded their home fifty-one years ago last Sept.
The deceased is survived by his aged wife, three daughters: Mrs Ella M. Sutherland of this city, Mrs. Emma J. Rouse of Richland, WA., and Mrs. Lois Griswold of St. Paul, MN. One daughter was lost in infancy and the death of their only son Frank M. of Leroy, Mn occurred about 10yrs ago. Mr. Butler also is survived by several grandchildren.
The funeral services are to be held Thursday at 2:30pm at the M.E. Church with Rev. Pease officiating. Interment will be in Oakhill.
Obituary copied from July 27, 1916 issue of Nashua Post:
CALLED TO HIS LONG REST
BARTLETT BUTLER DIES TUESDAY AT NASHUA HOME
Just as the sun was sinking to the west at the close of the day and the shades of night began to gather the busy life of our venerable and highly respected citizen came to his end. Mr. Butler had been in failing health for some time.
The biography of Mr. Butler is a life time of good deeds. Mr. Butler was born August 4, 1828 in Longalla, Canada just across the river from Montreal. He came to NY state at an ealy age. On Feb. 22, 1852 he was united in marriage to Miss Lydia Sterns at Hartford, NY. After a period of some years they came to Wisconsin. After living there they came to Nashua where they founded their home fifty-one years ago last Sept.
The deceased is survived by his aged wife, three daughters: Mrs Ella M. Sutherland of this city, Mrs. Emma J. Rouse of Richland, WA., and Mrs. Lois Griswold of St. Paul, MN. One daughter was lost in infancy and the death of their only son Frank M. of Leroy, Mn occurred about 10yrs ago. Mr. Butler also is survived by several grandchildren.
The funeral services are to be held Thursday at 2:30pm at the M.E. Church with Rev. Pease officiating. Interment will be in Oakhill.
CALLED TO HIS LONG REST
BARTLETT BUTLER DIES TUESDAY AT NASHUA HOME
Just as the sun was sinking to the west at the close of the day and the shades of night began to gather the busy life of our venerable and highly respected citizen came to his end. Mr. Butler had been in failing health for some time.
The biography of Mr. Butler is a life time of good deeds. Mr. Butler was born August 4, 1828 in Longalla, Canada just across the river from Montreal. He came to NY state at an ealy age. On Feb. 22, 1852 he was united in marriage to Miss Lydia Sterns at Hartford, NY. After a period of some years they came to Wisconsin. After living there they came to Nashua where they founded their home fifty-one years ago last Sept.
The deceased is survived by his aged wife, three daughters: Mrs Ella M. Sutherland of this city, Mrs. Emma J. Rouse of Richland, WA., and Mrs. Lois Griswold of St. Paul, MN. One daughter was lost in infancy and the death of their only son Frank M. of Leroy, Mn occurred about 10yrs ago. Mr. Butler also is survived by several grandchildren.
The funeral services are to be held Thursday at 2:30pm at the M.E. Church with Rev. Pease officiating. Interment will be in Oakhill.
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