| Home | Search | SBButler Letters | SBButler Biography |
Mr. & Mrs. G. S. Butler, Rocky Hill, Conn.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Lutz. Pleasantville
Miss Catherine Lutz. Pleasantville
Frank Lutz. Pleasantville
Gertrude M. Tolbert, 1631 N. 13th St. Philadelphia, PA.
Lucinthia Butler, New York City.
Mr. & Mrs. R. S. Butler, Waterbury, Conn.
Ephriam Mitchell, Absecon, NJ
Mrs. Walter Smith, Palmyra, NJ.
Dr. James Martin, Phila.
Mrs. Bessie Wallace, Phila.
Harold Odgers, Palmyra, NJ.
Curtis O. Bosserman, Cape May, NJ
Sylvester: Sapphire & Pearl Lavalliere
Uncle Watson & Aunt Ella: Silver Bread Tray. Peacock
The W. F. Savage children: Silver Dish and Spoon
Catherine Hubbard Davis: Glass vase.
Cousin Molly Robinson: Money (Percolator)
Marion Parsons: Candlesticks
Miss Sadie Noble: Cracker and Jam plate
Miss Alice Fawthroh: Pyrex dish
Mrs. A. Graf: Candy dish
Mr. R. S. Griswold: Money
Uncle Edward, Aunt Elizabeth and Miss Ella Coe: Money (Gas Stove)
Mr. & Mrs. S. Hubbard: Spoon (Jelly)
Horace Hubbard: Spoon (Sugar)
Dr. & Mrs. Bush: Cold Meat Fork
Aunt Sally & Uncle Edward Wright: 1/2 doz. Silver coffee
spoons
Frances Wright: Sugar Tongs
Raymond and Eleanore Coe: Luncheon Set
Marie & Devere Allen: Sandwich Basket
Mrs. Lerrox: Blue plate
Dr. & Mrs. Hallock: Silver Cream pitcher
Aunt Lucy & Aunt Sarah Savage: Silver set
Lucinthia Butler: Table Cloth & Napkins (Chrysanthemums)
Ralph & Winnie Butler: Clock
Uncle George Savage: Silver platter holder
Mrs. Mosher: Hot plate pad & doilies
Aunt Kate Warner: Money
Uncle Ernest Butler: Money (Dining Room Rug)
Aunt Laura Calef: Money (Windsor Rocker)
Cousins Walton & Pauline Andrus: Money (Kitchen Cabinet)
Mother & Daddie Butler: Autumn Leaf Dinner set: Crumb Tray
Mother & Dad: Tea set. Sugar bowl, Tea pot & Cream Pitcher
Aunt Eliza Reinar: Glass sugar bowl & pitcher
Dorcas Reinar Davison: Satin Skirt
Mother D.: High Brown shoes.
Lillian Nicohlson: Money (Pyrex dishes)
Cousins George & Mary Andrus: Money
Carl & Connie Andrus: Gold banded bon bon dish.
Mrs. Couch: Salad set
Mr. & Mrs. Barrows: 1/2 doz. sherbet glasses
Mrs. Willis Warner: Hand painted dish
Mr. Willis Warner: Salt & pepper shakers
Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Binks: Bureau scarf
Landers, Frary & Clark: 26 piece Silver set
Miss McKiernan & Miss Kennedy: 1/2 doz. butter spreaders
Cousin Fanny Baldwin: Glass Cake dish
Uncle W. and Aunt E Wright: Cut glass dish
Ephriam Mitchell: Silver Sandwich tray
Mr. & Mrs. E. Grumman: Red & Silver China Tea Cups
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph G. Tryon: Silver salt & pepper shakers
Aunt Amelia and Aunt Kate: Blankets
Aunt Katie: 1/2 doz. Silver table spoons: Gravy ladle (Great
Aunt Katie's)
Cousin Anna: Embroidered Centerpiece
Miss Bertha I. Dagnoll: Silver Tomato Server
After the wedding we were driven by auto to Hemlock Manor,
our old sweetheart haunt where we pitched and army tent and slept
in an army bedding roll. After riding all next day on the train
we arrived at Boston where we stayed overnight at the Parker
House then rode on to Weirs NH, on Lake Winnipeseogee, whence
we took a lake steamer to Melvin Village on the eastern side.
Here we got supplies and then were taken up to Hemlock Lodge,
our Lake Winnipesogee cottage, by a friend Sergeant Fernald.
We stayed at Hemlock Lodge two weeks, fishing, rowing, huckleberrying,
finding new flowers and leading a happy healthy outdoor life.
Hemlock Lodge,
NH.
We finished up by a motor trip thru the White Mountains by the
courtesy of Sergeant Fernald and then came back home by the way
of Portland, Maine where we stayed one night.
Mt. Washington
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph S. Savage 10/12/19
Kate H. Warner 10/17/19
Ma & Dad 10/26/19
Anna H. Galt 10/26/19
Lucy H. Savage 10/26/19
Geo. P. Savage 10/26/19
Lucinthia Butler 11/2/19
Flora Binks 8/12/20
Mother Butler's Birthday 12/1/1919
Mother and Daddie Butler
Aunt Sarah
Aunt Elizabeth and Uncle Edward
Uncle George
Mrs. Couch
Sewall Tolbert Butler
August 25, 1920
Named for: Arthur R. Sewall: Gertrude M. Tolbert
Ralph & Winnie Butler - Waterbury - 8/27-29/19
Raymond & Eleanor Coe - Thimble Islands 9/20-21/19
Years married _one_
Guests: Miss Mary Beardsley: Mrs. Dwight H. Terry
Afternoon party, cake, jello, and fudge.
Decorations: Queen Anne's lace, Golden-rod, locust leaves
To: Mr. & Mrs. Sylvester B. Butler
% H.C.Fernald
Melvin Village
New Hampshire
Dear Eva & Sylvester -
I was surely pleased this morning when I had to get out the address
to send the camera, to find you were to be in New Hampshire.
The country, I know, is lovely up there and I am sure you will
enjoy it. I hope the camera arrives safely. I also forwarded
three letters, thought I better as long as I had the location.
My guess on the trip was away off. If we had only known where
you were in Atlantic, we could have handed the camera right to
you. Winnie didn't think quickly enough to ask you over the 'phone
where you were stopping. We rode up Atlantic Ave. & down
Pacific, then got out & went over on the boardwalk in front
of the Hotel Esplanade. It was raining hard all the time. Arrived
at Montclair at 5:45 p.m. after a 197 mile drive. Had a nice
visit there, then started out in the rain Wednesday morning for
home. A beautiful ride up through Tarrytown, Danbury, Waterbury,
& Cromwell, about 160 miles. We registered 730 miles for
the trip. A fine trip and a very pleasant wedding, which we all
enjoyed.
I have the presents displayed on the table in Lucinthia's room,
& they look fine.
Aunt Elizabeth has been up & spent the day. Raymond &
Eleanor are in Litchfield for a week. I have talked my head off,
telling everyone about the wedding, as, of course, each one wanted
to hear the same story, the all-absorbing topic of the week.
Hope you are having a happy time and lots of love,
Mother
Shall I say just[underlined] where you are or not? I told Aunt
E. today that you were in N.H. A registered letter came for Eva
today from P-ville Trust Co. but I presume it is to be kept here
until you return.
Lucinthia got into N.Y. at 1:30 A.M. & Ralph to Waterbury
at 7 A.M. caught the Federal Express. I brought home your wedding
book, which lay right there with the camera. I have saved out
a piece of wedding cake for you, and I will give the family a
taste around out of the rest. I left enough with Miss Tolbert
for what Eva wanted sent.
| Home | Search | SBButler Letters | SBButler Biography |