The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-20
RANDOLPH
Funeral Of Francis Ash, a Civil War
Veteran, Was Held To-day.

The remains of Francis Ash, whose
on Monday, arrived here Tuesday and
were taken to the undertaking rooms of
A. F. Lamb, where the services were
held Wednesday at 10 o'clock Rev,
Fraser Metzger officiated and interment
was in Southyiew cemetery Mr.. Ash's
death was due to a general breakdown,
caused partially by his age. He was
born in Swanton, Dec. 25, Ls44, and en-
listed from Randolph Sept. 20, 1862, in
Co. G, 9t4 Vermont volunteers. He served
till July Is, 1868. Since his discharge
he has lived in town much OF the time
and since the death of his wife, he has
boarded at different places March o,
1918, he was admitted to the home,
where he has since found place in
which he could have the care he so much
needed. Mrs f. T. Saut Of this place
is relative Of his, and he has other
more remote relatives in town
Mrs. Harriet Bald win and her daugh-
ter, Miss Annis Baldwin, left on Tues
day for Montreal, to visit Mrs. Baldwin's
sons
Ernest Hatch has returned from Man
chester, N. H., where he went to attend
the funeral of his mother, and his ia
Their is with him for few days.
NJ. NJ. Wilson went to Montreal on a
business trip on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Seymour, who has been
visiting relatives in Claremont, n H.,
returned on Tuesday.
Miss ENERGY Bowen returned Tuesday
from a ten days stay with friends in
Lacons, n. H.
Mrs. X. I. Bowler of Worcester, Mass,
and Mrs A. j. Goodenough from Brat
tleboro closed visit of few days here
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bass
and left for their home on Tuesday.
John Wynn, a railroad man from St.
Paul, Mimi, who came here to be present
at the funeral of Matt Carney on Mon
day, left here. Tuesday for st, Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Webstee and two
sons came from Burlington Tuesday to
pass several days here with Mr.. and Mrs
II. A. Leonard and Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
Webster
J. j. Trerise has come from Alburg.
where he and Mrs. Trafise and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Scott are passing several
weeks in camp. Mr.. Trerise tells of the
success of Mrs. Trerise as a fisherwom-
an at Alburg this week, when in the
space Of three hours, when the four were
ont in a boat, Mrs Trerise caught
pickerel measuring p inches in length
and weighing Az pounds. This she was
unable to land and was obliged to call
the assistance of her husband, who
brought in. the prize at once Not sat
isfied with this, she again cast in her
hook for more of the same order, not
thinking that the sane or better success
would follow the second time. After
quietly waiting short time she was
again reminded that she had another
bite, and after short time she again
called to her assistance her husband to
bring in the fish, which this time was a
black bass, weighing Az pounds Her
work of the afternoon proved that there
was good fishing at Alburg as well as
at Highgate, and that she exceIed in
that line Mr. Trerise will be here till
Saturday, when he will again Join the
party for another ten days stay in
camp.
Miss Mabel Girard of Winsted, Conn,
closed a weeks stay here with Mrs. A.
Mazzolini on Tuesday and returned to
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Stimets have re-
turned from their trip to California
and are again well established here.