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EC MOIS, NOVEMBRE 3o Jours

L'IMPARTIAL, JEUDI. LE 26 NOV. 1908,

Necrologies

PHASES DE LA LUNE

Pleine lune le 5 à 0.28 a. m. ernier Quar. le 11 à 9.46 p. m.

Nouv. lune le 19 à oh. 10 a. m.

Prem. Quar le 27 à 0.27 a. m.

Personnel

Le Rév. Dr.

jeudi.

MM. Arcène Poirier et Alphotise

J. Gaudet, de Wellington, étaient à Tignish dimanche et lundi.

Le Dr. Conroy äe Charlottetown étalt à Tignish dimanche.

M. Onésime H. Bernard, de l’Ascension, est parti lundi pour l'hôpital où il doit subir une opéra- tion chirurgicale pour un cancer à la lèvre inférieure.

L’Autel

Mardi, à l’église de Tignish, M. Fidèle Bernard conduisait à l’autel Mile Marie Poirier.

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A Rustico, le 20 octobre Sophie Pineau, veuve de feu Isidore Gal- lant, à l’Age de 86 ans.

A Rustico, le 1er novembre, Jo- séphine Martin, à l’âge de 20 ans.

A Pointe i Grand Père, Rustico, le7 novembre, Théophile Blan- chard à l’âge de 49 ans.

A ‘'Tignish, le 21 novembre, Dame Maximin Doucet de ce vil- lage, à l’âge de 62 ans.

A St. Louis, le 8 nov., Dame Benoit Poirier, née -Emélie Arse- nault, à l’âge de 51 ans.

A Kildare Cape, samedi le 21, Mme Fitzpatrick. Les funérailles ont eu lieu lundi matin.

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Mme. Alfred P. Gandet, de Phi- lip’s Corner, a subi une opération très délicate la semaine dernière. Les médecins ont enlevé une tu- meur de 12 pouces de circonférence qu’elle avait à l'épaule. Mainte- nant elle se porte bien et vaque à ses occupations dans son ménage.

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Murray Harbor

Le père Burke, sur l'invitation du contractant Kitchen, a examiné Ja ligne du chemin de fer de Murray Harbor, la semaine dernière. Il parle en termes élogieux de la cons- truction de cette ligne. Ii parait que l’entreprise est bien plus difü- cile qu'on ne le supposait d’abord.

La branche a 42% milles de long. I1y a trente stations de diverses cortes. Doyle Station est nommée en l'honneur du Rév. Dr. Doyle qui accompagnait le Père Burke. Pendant sa visite à M array Harbor Je Père Burke a porté la parole sur Je sujet de l’industrie fruitière et a été chaleureusement acclamé'

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Lavez les plats, les

Sec de Lever le Savon par enc à

casseroles ou les pots Avec (une poudre) et la graisse

disparaîtra comme

après six mois de maladie.

Chiasson curé de Rustico était à Tignish mercredi et

résidence, Etang des Clous, à l'âge avancée de 88 ans. M. Gallant a succombé à une attaque de jaunisse

_ILe défunt était né à Cascumpec en 1815 et vint s'établir à l’Etang des Clous en 1846. Il était un de 21 enfants de feu Prosper Gallant, Pilote.

En premières noces il épousa Marie Rose Poirier. De ce ma- riage naquirent plusieurs garçons morts en bas âge et cinq filles.

| Bernard, 4 enfants.

1—Caroline, mariée à Fidèle T..

2—Malthilde, mariée la rère fois à Gilbert DesRoches, 3 enfants ; la 2me fois à Pierre Bernard, 3 en- fants.

3—Eulalie, mariée a Alfred P. Gaudet, 10 enfants vivants et 1 dé- cédé.

4—Marie, mariée à Joseph Mail- let, 6enfants vivants et 1 décédé. 5—Marguerite, mariée à Domi- nique Arsenault, 7 enfants. Ils demeurent aux Etats-Unis.

Après la mort de Marie Rose Poirier, Prosper épousa en secondes noces Marguerite Gaudet, veuve de feu Juste DesRoches. Un en- fant naquit de ce dernier mariage. Le défunt se distingua toujours par son humeur joviale et sa douce affabilité, envers ses semblables. Ayant conservé ses facultés in- tellectuelles jusqu’au dernier mo- ment, il a joui du grand privilège de pouvoir se bien préparer au grand voyage de l'éternité.

M. Gallant laisse dans le deuil son épouse Marguerite, ses cinq filles, Caroline, Malthilde, Eulalie, Marie et Marguerite.

Les funérailles ont eu lieu mer- credi, le 17 au matin. au milieu d’un grand concours de parents et d'amis.

Les porteurs étaiént MM. Jean Bernard, Amable Gaudet, Sylvain Bernard, Joseph Leclair, Pascal T. Bernard et Jean M. Gaudet.

Dame Maximin Doucet, née Madeleine Bernard, est décédée le 21 novembre, à l’âge de 62 ans après une tmaladie de douze jours et après avoir été munie de tous les secours que doune l’église à ses en- fants.

La regrettée défunte était recon- nue pour ses belles qualités de mère chrétienne et ne connut j'amais d’'ennemis durant sa vie.

Elle laisse pour la pleurer un é ux inconsolable, et quatre garçons Les enfants qui lui survivent sont Joseph marié à Charlotte Waïte, de-

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Sieur Prosper Gallant, un des plus anciens citoyens de cette pa- roisse est décédé lundi soir, à sa

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The constant improveri nt in calendars is becoming more marked each year. The creations in this line, which a score of years ago, would be deemed works of art are now classed with those varigated mental compositions of which ‘“Poor Richard’'s Almanac’’ was a veritable prototype.

This great advancement in the of making typographical charts by which the passage of the year can be accurately gauged is mainiy—if not entirely—due to the perfecting and cheapening of the various pro- cesses of printing. These have de- velopped to such a state that today, the work of the printing and litho- graphic press rivals that of the painter himself. In fact, it is pos- sble by the expenditure of great

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La levée du corps a été faite par chanté le service. | Les porteurs étaient MM. Chry- sostôme Gallant, Joseph Bernard, Narcisse Poirier, Fidèle O. Bernard Fidèle Poirier, et Joseph Poirier. Elle appartenait aux sociétés ; le St. Rosaire, la Ste. Famille, Sa- +16 Coeur de Jésus, la Ligue de la Croix. REQUIESCANT IN PACE

M. Maximin Doucet, prend cette occasion de remercier très cordia.e- ment tous ceux qui ont visité son épouse chérie pendant sa madadie.

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wavy blue scroll on which appear the different monthly indices, twel- The other six sheets are devoted to six individual bust stu- dies of young women from the brush of C. Warde Traver, un ar- tist of national repute.

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NOVEMBER 1903

‘‘The Anti-Emigration Move- ment,”" by AliceT,. Milligan, opens the November number of DoNA- HOE’'S MAGAZINE, Miss Milligan has studied the question closely, and her conclusions, based on facts, are worthy the close attention of rea- ders. A timely feature, ‘‘Cran- berry Pickers on Cape Cod,’’ by S. Maria Pickering, describes a po- pular autumn industry and those who conduct it.

Rev. j. T. Roche, in an interes- ting article, ‘‘Following the Voya- geurs,’’ opens up a land not fre- quented by the summer tourist ; and Rev. L. C. P. Fox, ©. M. I., recalls ‘‘Reminiscences of Mis- sionary Life’” in England and Scot- land. These ‘‘Reminiscences’” will run through several numbers, and will form a feature of ‘«anusal inte- rest, recalling as they do scenes and incidents connected not only with missicnary life, but withthe great men of the period of which Father Fox vwrites, such as Wiseman, Newman, Manning, Faber, Father Tom Burk, Father Matthew, Char- les Dickens, Pusey, and a great many other distinguish:d men of the day.

‘‘Hades and Ibsen,”’ by John Talbot Smith, deals with two of he leading plays on the New York tage. Theatre-gæœrs will find this article a decided help in estimating the value of dramas of this class. Edward F. Harkins contributes a sketch of Miss Martha Jackman, ‘A Friend of Bishop Cheverus,”” who has lived to see the centennial celebration of the dedication of the first Catholic Church in Boston. R. Carry O’Brien reviews the sys- tems of education in vogue in Îre- land during three hundred years, and Rev. Hugh F. Blunt hasa striking paper, ‘‘A House Divi- ded.”’

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