The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26
DIED

! GAGNELOn Saturday, September 25, at 130 P
! NJ. Fannie Bisland Gagne aged Is years month";
| and three days, native Of Tetrebonne 1ish, La
Her funeral will take place from the residence o
her uncle Major L B. Dunn, 4791s Josephine street
between White and Franklin Sunday Evening, Sep
! TENDER &c, at o'clock.
| Chicago Qll) and Lincoln (Neb. papers please
copy.
| GAUDET-At 915 A. NJ, Arthur j. Gaudet, aget
! % years.
| The Bishop Gaudet Gourdain and BergeruA fami
les as well his friends and acquaintance are re
sepctfully invited to attend his funeral which will
take place from his late residence, No. 159 Elysiar
Fields, at II A. NJ, Sunday, Sept. Goth.
MACK-At 9 A. NJ, on Wednesday, September
%, 1873, Aft Mack aged seventeen months only
child of VIM. Mack and Mary Ann Bolton.
The rich and roseate sunbeams of morning throw
an opalne color upon the lilies and add gem-like
lustre to their beauty. The sky is purer the all
more fragrant and these floral Jewels Divine Provi
dence is pleased to be-diamond pathway with
seem almost too beautiful to belong to earth A little
bud tn ged with its future bril- fancy, just epenu
seventeen months ago, spread it's perfume over the
now bereayed family like incense and daily they
watched its growth only parents can.
Too pure for the tempestuous life below, it opened
its petals hardly moment to tell of what it would
be, and dreamily closed them forever. Kind hands,
loving care and unceasng watchfuness could not call
back the dropping flower and like the faint echoes of
dimly remembered music it floated away in sumber.
The only child the recollection of its bright though
short life ought forever silence the pangs ofregret
its fond parents must still suffer Without ever hav
ing to feel the tribulatops life brings to all, this
flower dropped its head and slept the sweet sleep of
innoce nee forever more.
McGoUGH-O On the 9th of September James
McGough, ths only of James McGough and
Ellen Callaghan aged two years and three months,
BURTON-In Bayou Sara on Tuesday Septem-
Der 81 at P. NJ. Christine Cecilia, beloved wife Of
Edgar v Blu. ton. native of Louisiana, aged twenty
four years, two months and five Gays.
Phil .delphia and Georgetown DEL papers please
copy.
COLEMAN-At Church Hill Jefferson county
Mississippi at 5:45 O'clock Sept. II, Charles Chatfe
Coleman, son of j Wood and E. Truly Coleman, ged
three years and twenty Eight days.
HICKEY-On Thursday, Sept. 49, 1875 at IL
oc ock P. NJ, James p. Hickey, aged TWEEN: y-six
years, and native of this city.
CRONAN-On September odd at 1l2O P NJ, Den
Lis Cronan, Jr.. aged thirty three years native OF
Birmingham, England and resident of this city for
thirty two years.
HOFFMAN-On Wednesday Sent %, at ILLS A.
NJ, L. Milton Hoffman, aged eighteen y airs, seven
months and twenty-three days youngest son OF Chas
Hoffman and the ate Harriet Rugg; native of this
city.
DIRMEYER-On Wednesday, at 2 A. NJ. E. Min
ME meyer twin daughter of E. R. Bright and DR..
G. w. Dirmeyer, aged nineteen years.
MCCANTS-On Tuesday Sept. 81 1875 at 91a A
NJ. Julia L ee wife of j. c. McCants, aged twenty
two years, and a native of this city.
POSTLETHWAITE-O Tuesday September 81,
1915 at A. NJ, Stephen Duncan Postlethwaite, aged
thirty three years.
SCHAEFFER-On Monday, Sept 20, at o'clock
p NJ. Jonn Schaeffer aged p years, and naive of
this city.