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1t was with thsdewest sorrow and ratret that a host oftrlenos and scquaintaneerleamedof tlir demise at heir" home. 84 Dorchester Street, Charlottetown.‘ on Saturday. April 3rd. of MrsFJohn-Brflaudet. ln her seventy-fifthyear. , Having cheerfully and. patiently endured her last illness for a per- iodbf four months andendowed with all the virtues- which typify a faithful‘ and devout Catholic, she paased pea sway~as she hail lived a true "Christian mother. for‘- tiiitd by the last rites-of- Holy Mother Church, ‘administered by RAV. David Mcllague, who was also her spiritual oonfessor and nequerit visitor to ~her home dur- ing the duration of has illness. '0! a vary quiet, gentle and un- sssurning nature, and profoundly religious, she was‘ never known to utter an unchsritable word. ‘Posses-
home and family which could no‘ be surpassed, she was an exemplary mother, loved and held in high aa- teeni by both young and old.
She was the mother o! thirteen children. seven of whom predeceas- ed her. Besides a sorrowing, loving husband. she will be sadly missed but fondly remembered by" iii-s sons. and a daughter Uldene who. having always been devotedly st- tached to her darling mother/fool: great pains in nursing her tenderly and assiduously all through the four months of her sickness. The sons are: Benoni. Jules and Aloy- sius (AlJ, Charlottetown, Eugene of Truro, N. 5.. and mud. Qua- beo City. The deceased is also sur- vived by one sister. Mrs. Jaoque» line Doiron, resident of Chelsea. Mass, for the past thirty years. May it be added that the late Mrs. Gaudet was-gifted with the highest of musical talents. Prior to making her. home in Charlottetown. some twenty five years ago, she had beer; organist fos- sevarsl years at the Immaculate Conception church. Palmer Road. and 8t. John the Baptiste Church, Miscounhs. Her funeral service which took yplsoe on Tuesday morning, April 6th. in 5t. Dunstsu'a Basilica was i ', attended by friends. armre- thizers and mourners. _ ' _ The oelebrant of the‘ Requiem Mass was Rev. Dr. Martin Mona. ghan. Mlscouche, who had been her former beloved parish priest for several years. Alsopresent in the sanctuary were Rev. J..A. Gau- det, Baa-ed Heart Home, Reuben- is Coll of the Rsdemptorist Fath- ers. Charlottetown andmv. Eric Robin, parish print at StJMarWs. Lot. 7. The ceremonies at the grave were performed bl Rev. D.‘ Mc- Tague. Pallbearers were: Messrs. Professor J. Henry Blanche-rd. Ab rsham Peters, John B. Flflnlnl.
and W. N. Wilson. Interment‘ was in the family plot in the-Roman Catholic Cemetery. Charlottetown. The funeral arrangements were under the capable 11159888110119 93 the A. A. Hennessey Undertaking ‘Home. - ‘ May her Boul rest in peace. _ The following is a list of Mlle Cards. spiritual bouquets.‘- fioral od- ierings and messages otsymolthyl MAS! CARD! The Family. _ Mrs. Jacqueline Doiron, Chelsea.
-. Loretta on“... Chelsea,
Rev. ‘m... u. colic. a s. n. . l". L. Connolly, Becredneari.
C. Rev.» Erie Robin, 8t. Mnrilr Lot
‘l. - . Mr. sulfur-s John r. Gsudet.
Richmond.
m. and Mrs. s. r. milder. Wei;-
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- . John P. Gaudet. Misooucne. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gaudet, Mis- couche.
Miss- Martina Gaudet. Miscouchs. Miss Mary Shea, R. N., City Hol- pita].
The st. Thomas Aquinas Society, City. '
.Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Arsanauit. Mr. and Mrs. Fired Smith. y Mr. _snd Mrs. Walthen Gaudet. Mr. and Mrs. J. l-l. Blanchard. Sisters of 5t. Vincent's Orphan-
Mr. J. Wilfred Arsenauit. MLA. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. had. ' and Mrs. Gilbert Gsudet. and Mrs. Abraham ‘Peters. and Mrs. Henry Arserisult.
. and Mrs. J. O. l-iomby.
. and Mrs. Rey Btull.
and Mrs. Arthur Arsenauit. and Mrs. John B. Fleming and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murray and family. . ' Mr. and Mrs. George Berrigan. Mrs. Andrew F. Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Rabin.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McDon- ald. - Dr. and Mrs. L. I. Duffy.
and Mrs. Austin Bradley and family. -
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Vernon lhllaclsarn and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Monieith. Mrs. Angie Montsi .
Mr. and Mrs. Lester O'Donnell.’ Mr. arid Mrs. Jack Walsh and
John} '
. haisaon. Miss-Angelina Blanchard. Misses Mary and Ada smith. m». and Mrs. Irenk PIIIIO.‘ Mr. and rm. Cyril srssnsuis. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Araeir.
ault.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Chailpn. Mr. and Mrs. etan Csntwell. _ Mt. and Mrs. Ithoi Woodside.
Mr. and Ililialsiel. and Mrs. lsn Arsanauit. Mr. and ‘Mrs. J. A. lurks. _ and We. Ivan lsrrilan. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Doueetto
and family- Ir, and Mrs. A. 1.60mi!»
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sing an undying devotion for her T;
Wilbert Cahill, Dr. W.-R.. ‘Carson-
THE GUARDIAN. CHARDOTTETOWN.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Mclnriis. Mr. and MrsJBernar-d-Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCabe and Delms.
Miss Carrie Bamipel. - The Misses Power.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Martin. Mis- couche. _ Mr. P. A. Arsenault, Tignish.
Mr. and- Mrs. A. B. Paquet, Bor-
en. Mr. and Mrs. John I. Cameron, Tignish. » Miss Mary J. Psquet. Borden. Mr-mnd Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Bor~ den. j ‘ ' . Mr. and Mrs. Ala: McCormsek. Sour-is ‘ -' ' '
Mrs. Clinton Hewett, Bordon. Mr. and Mrs. Eusabe Bernard. Wellington. v Mr. Roland McKenna, Eilmsdsle. Mr. Wilfred Griffin, Elmsdale. vniidrs. Julla Perry and family. Leo- e.
m. and ma Prank ma», Bouris.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacKay, um
Mn-Alberit Green. ‘Prism. Mrs. K. C. MacDonald, Quebec.
Rev. Pather Gallagher, 08.83.. Quebec. , Redemptorist Fathers, Grand All”. Quahae.
Association of Iaval University Professors.
Rev. Louis R. Gravel, Quebec.
Professors of the Faculty of Sciences. Laval University.
Laval University Students (Di- vision B.)
Laval University Students (Div lsion C).
Laval University Students (Di- vision D.) -
Laval University Professors, Quo- bee.
Professor and Mrs. W. J. Mao- Briorty. Quebec. Miss Gsuvreau, Quebec. Miss Adrienne Cadrin, Quebec. Miss Hedwidge Cadrin, Quebec. Miss Laura Cadrln. Quebec. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. 'I‘inti, Van- couvnr.
' SPIRITUAL BOUQUET!
The Sisters of the Precious Blood, Charlottetown.
sister M. Louise. lscred Heart Home.
Laval University Qtuderits (Divi- sion C).
Mrs. Mary A. DesRcches, Mis- couche.
Miss lens collins. City.
Mr. J. P. McCloskey, City.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Martin and family, City.
3 yrs. Enrolment in the "Jesuit Seminary Guild"- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doucetie and Alberta, Dor- cheater. Mass.
1 yr. llmmilnient in the "Jesuia Seminary Guild" — Mr. and Mrs. John Buote and family, Portland, Maine
storm. OFFERING! Pillow -- The Phmlly. Wrebth-The Boys of Al's Club.
WreathP-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Paquet, Borden. -
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John n. Gaudat and‘ family wish to feiqiress their most sincere
' thanks andapprecistion to the
clergy. the Doctor and their many friends and neighbors, also to those who sent Mass . Cards, Spiritual Bouquets, Floral Offerings, anu Massages of Sympathy during their
recent sad bereavement through
the loss of e loving wife and darl- ing mother. _
Dept, Debert, N. l. . _. Wreath-Beaks Limited, ' “Ruth. — Mr. Irving Boates,
Kentville, N. 5. - » -
Wreath — lilr. arid-Mrs. Gilbert
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Wreath — Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Wilson.
Wreath-Garry and John Sterne. Wreath - Miss Dorothy Allen. Wreath- Mr. and Mrs. Jack
MacEachern.
Wreath - Brenton and Merle
Truro, N. Q,
Wreath. - n. s. Mutch and Co sea
Spiny-Miss Gladys C. Moore. Spray-The Misses Bethany an: Marledith McDonald.
MESSAGES OI‘ BYMPATBY
Rev. L. J. Ayres, Curran Ban.
The Sisters or the Precious Bio. Monastery.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. P‘. A. DesRoc-ie. ond iemilr. liflloollelie.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Claude: t-Tswuche.
couche.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie G. "Des Roches, Misoouche.
Mr. and Mrs. John Leclsir. lilis Couche.
Mr. and Mrs. Juste DesTRoches. Miscouche.
Mrs. J. E. Gaudet. Mlscouche.
Mrs. Frank Shea and family, 1n- disn River.
Mi. and we. Petss J. Parry am. Albert. Ieoville.
Nirs. B. P. Steele, Provincial Ban.- torlum. '
Miss Eunice Shea. Indian River.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Link- letter, Suntmerside.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gaudet, Howlnn. '
Mr. Albert Gallant, Ftustico,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gallant, Rustico. ‘
Mrs. Michael Khearn. Alberton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben V. Gallant, Cape Egmont. Mrs. Everett Duns-ford, North
River Road. Mr.‘ and lvfrs. Brenton St. John. Souris.
Mr. and Mrs. George Diokiason and family, New Glasgow. <
Mruand Mrs. Urbain Gaudet, Tignish. .
Mrs. Manuel Myers, Leoville.
m. and hits. Freddie s» Poirior, St. Nicholas. _
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gaudet, Sthlcholas.
Wreath-Sales Staff, War Assets
ms. D. Durant, southport.
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