The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-17
MORTIFIED
Funeral Of James c. Cashen Was Held
Saturday.


James G. Cashen. a<formcr resident
Of Mortified, died Thursday in More
town The remains were brought to
Tic undertaking rools Of .Io:in Nc
Cormick and the fun sral h.ld ilcm st.
Johns church Saturday morning, Rev.
J. A. Lynch officiating. Burial was in
st. Johns cemetery. Thomas Cashen,
a brother Of the deceased, and the
three sons, Robert, Edward anl How
ard Cashen, acted az bear.gs. Mr.
Cashen, who was ~ years IF age, was
the son Of tha late Michael Cashen,
and spent his younger life here. He
is survived by his wife, one daughter,
Mary Cashen Of New York, and four
sons, Edward Cashen of 'tamford,
Conn, Robert Cashen of 0swego, Me-,
Howard Cashen Of Claremont, NJ H.,
and Frank Cashen Of fonpnlier.
Aside from the immediate family, a
brother. Thomas Cashen, ister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Carroll Of New York City,
Miss Mary Gallagher OF philadelphia,
and Minnie McGrath Of Montpelier
were in town for the funeral services.
Wayne Davis of Albany, N. ", is
at the home of his parents, Mr.. snd
Mrs. George r. Davis, for his snnnal
vacation. His wife has been spending
the past three weeks here.
Miss Brown Of Worcester, Mass. is
guest at the home Of Prof. ana Mrs.
f. A. Spencer. Miss Brown, who is a
soloist in one of the churches in
Worcester, rendered two solos in tie
Universalst church Sunday morn ng.
Miss Brown sang very swectly and
those who had the pleasure II hear
ing her Sunday will be ieligll ed 10
know that she win sing the coming
Sunday.
Captain Leon X, Ryder, D. 0. L.,
who has been in town for the past
few weeks on leave of tbsease, left |
the last Of the week for Fort Doug |
las, Utah, Mrs Ryder and daughter, !
Virginia, remaining for ,n,er visit i
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Levi T. Cross.
Mrs. Beryl Sherman, and sons have
returned from Hardwick, where they
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James at their summer home at the
lake.
Mr. and Mrs. William HazeIton and
daughter, who live at Park inn, have
gone to Caspian lake, Greensboro, for
the remainder Of the summer.
Raymond Giffin has completed his
duties in A. NJ Cutters store and
has commenced work in the Mortified
Trust company.
Wilbur Howe of Aver, Mass. has re
Gently undergone serious operation
for gall stones. Mr.. Howe is native
II this town and brother Of Col F.
I. Howe and Miss Helen r. Howe. Ills
many friends here will hope for his
study recovery.
Walter G, Middlebrook Is enjoying
i vacation from his duties in the
Mortified Trust company and has
zone to Biddeford, Me-, TO spend the
lime with his family, who are there
.amping during the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Hardin and
ION, Atwood, left Friday for ...l,ford,
conn. where they will spend week
The trip was made by automobile.
Mrs. Hardin's sister, Mrs NJ. r Blake.
md daughter. Miss Ruth Blake, viii
accompany them home.
Mrs. John Prince of Waterbury
pent part of the past week in town,
! guest at the home of her uncle. C. ,
J. Kimball.
Dr. G.. n Welch was in Burlington J
he past week attending the eteri
laries' convention. Mrs. Welch accom-
'anied him.
Edward Connell il assisting in the !
flee of Cross Brothers Granite com 4
any during the absence of Miss Mar :
sret Aiken. who is spending her va /
alton in Boston. 4