The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-03
MONTPELIER
Funeral To-day of Miss Annie E. Cashier,
Who Died SATURDAY..

Funeral services for Miss Annie +
Cashen, whose death occurred Saturday
Iafternoon, were held at st. Augustlne's
church at O'Clock this morning, re
QUEEN high mass being celebrated by the
pastor. Rev. p. J. Long. The bearers
were Harold and Arthur Mack, William
Corwin of Montpelier and Frank Nelson
of Barre The body was taken to North.
field for burial in the Catholic cemetery.
| Annie Elizabeth Cashen was born IN
| Montpelier, Sept. g. 1889, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cashen, OF North
Franklin street. She attended the par
ochial school and was graduated from
st. Michael's school in 1906, being en-
ployed for a few months in the office OF
the Cotton Manufacturing Co., but the
same year entering her duties as com
postor in the Argus Office She was EN-
ployed there in that capacity until
year ago last January when i'll health
forced her to leave. She had been con
fined to the house for the past two
months.
She is survived by her parents and two
sisters, Mrs James c. Ball of Arlington,
Mass, and Mrs. Howard NJ. Miles OF Bur
hngton.
D. n. Hunt, a dealer in second hand
goods, with shop on East State street, /
was arrested this forenoon by Chief OF |
Police p j. Connolly on warrant charg |
ing him with feloniously receiving and |
having type, typeplate and monotype |
metal which was stolen ten days ago |
by r. Freedom and r. Glvnn from the |
Montpelier Argus office The boys are
about ten years of age and the value
of the goods stolen and sold to Hunt is
set forth in the warrant as $40 The
warrant was issued by Grand Juror y.
c. Theriault.
Mrs. Raphiel Lanier Of State street,
who has been i'll for the past two months,
was taken to Heaton hospital Saturday
afternoon for treatment.
James Laird LETT this afternoon for
n ". where he will attend
summer school, preparatory to entering
Colgate university in the fall.
Chauncey Allen, clerk at the post
office. commenced Saturday two weeks
racation and left with Mrs. Allen for
iardner, Me, to visit relatives for ten
lays.
Miss Laura Burbank of this city and
Ter guest, Miss Carrie Williams of Rut
and, went Sunday to st. Johnsbury TOR
few days visit.
The condition of John Dennehy of Ha-
erhill. Mass. which has been critical
ince he was shot in the stomach Thurs
ay night, was reported to-day as being
although he was not so well
unday.
Lester H. Greene returned this morn
NJ from Swanton, where he attended the
uneral of a relative yesterday after
Don.
The final meeting of the creditors in
he bankrupt estate of Bruce Mcdonald
as been called for July - by the rel
rec, W. \. Theriault.
Frank Cory returned Sunday even
" to New Haven, Conn. TO join the
ale battery. he having been granted
iree days furlough to visit his parents
this city, Mr.. and Mrs Frank NJ. Cor
Fred L. Laird. jr., plans to leave to-
borrow for Plattsburg, \. y. having
1rolled as member OF the training
mp.
The city council having passed a res
ution last week 20 the effect that deal
5 in Fourth OF July goods shall not put =
nv of their noise producing stock on :
lie until o'clock in the morning of
le Fourth, Montpelier promises to en-
" its usual quiet tonight until dag
yht. All stores. offices, etc, viii be
osed all day tomorrow but no cele
alton is to be had, all roads leading to
are. where the Arab Patrol. Mt. Sinai
mple. will hold a picnic and ball game.
is expected that a large crowd will
I'm out tomorrow morning for the
Ime between Montpelier and Barre
A. G.. at Intercitv park. Gallagher !
in probably twirl for Montpelier and
arl Williams Of Barre. the Dartmouth
rsity pitcher. who humbled Yale and