The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-12
For tho vixD,cAroR,
SOCIETY NOrES

psevehed . great many from attend.
llR cnus,h, 10 fact, there was no ser.
VICE ~ ala. ut several IL the churches. |
Inc Cathelic All Society did not
noid meeting on Sunday last, as
was announced. on account Of the
lnc!enency " the weather, Due
notice OF their next meeting will be
given and II Is hoped that thare viii
TIE q large attendance. Nyvith
standing the Efforts oi the ladies OF
that Society. they will not be aOle 10
purchase the chandelier for the
Ca, hedrsl, a. they had hoped to do.
10 time for Lint, but u there 10 any
virtue tn perseverance,, they viii
have them before many months,
They speak OF raising money to be
used only for the cemetery and In q
few weeks Will have q list ready
which they hope will be sigped by
all the gentlemen who have relatives
uttered 10 their cemetery. II they
succeed % they desire TO do, they
Will engage q sexton aud will be pre-.
pared ~ receive orders for the care
Oi private enclosures. It 10 hoped
hat the country peOple will not be
backward In doing their share when
they are called upon, - Il 10 not just
that the town should dOsll.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
meet every Wednesday afternoon. at
the houses OF the different members.
The Dorcas Society. We believe,
meets on the same day. Both sOCie.
ties are very small but they do Won.
ders and have very Jealous officers
who never hesitate TO undertake any.
thing, that will benefit their church
or their Pastor.
The many friends OF Mr.. & Mrs. A.
H. LecOmte were shocked to hear OF
the sudden death Of their eldest son,
which occurred last Monday about
Daylight. The little fellow had been
hnrt few days previous by being
struck on the back Of the neck by 4
heavy gate, which came unhinged
while be wSs swinging on It.. and III
hrst dN not seem u be much
injured. but On Sunday night be VA
taken suddenly worse aud died the
following morning. Placide was
bright. attractive child. the pet Of BIZ
family, aud Y ixv0rite With oil WhC
knew him.
Mr.. Willis Holmes and Editor
Cosgrove returned from New Orleani
the last trip Of the Bell. They CIV,
fearful accounts Of the storm Of
Saturday night.
We hear 1t whispered about tina
We will be indebrd to the Militar.
Company Tor q ball on Mardi Grss
and hOI,e the ruMOr b true. Al VI
are not one OF them, We do not knO,
much about It.
We would suggest to the y0unl
men, that when they have to tel
jokes. which are very amusing =
them, but not always 1T for pOlit
ears, they should look around an
see Who II near them, ~ It IL some
times impossible to avoid hesrin
what 10 not intended for our ear
But, do not be uneasy. We promise (
keep the secret.
The flower garden at Mrs. P. 4
MOrse's residence, on Washingt0
: street. 10 the observed OF I'LL Obser,
ers, No one passes without stoppin
TO admire It, and the owner 10 slway
flattered WHEN che hears the mau
compliments It receives.
A certain gentleman wore q bOuqu'
. on his coat, q few days ago, and 0ile
ed It, a. a reward, 70 the one vi
= could tell the name OF one Of Ii
'. flowers. The manner 10 which !
7. put the question confused evel
It body, and those who did know Il
a name could not remember It. at Il
!, time. We arc requested, by q your
u lsdy. TO say that the flower IL know
% az the japanese Ounce. aud theE
70 fore che wins the prize.
n The string band met 10 u. H. W
:. kloson's drug store, last Ssturda
~ aud spent Q very pleasant eveniu
is We hear that they propose givil
n. some kind Of entertainment imu
=. diately after Lent; We suppose u Y
% be something funny, 80 Joe Kile
~ the Captain.
y. Bsndoline Il al the rage; all I
IN young ladies and some OF the (
=. ones use It, to 6re their beau. cat>
!" ere; but some Of them still cling
le yellow soap. and are not always ca
full 10 removing the traces.