The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-08-02
Died.

LOVE-At his residence in DarrowyiIle, AS
censlon parish, La, on Tuesday, July 49, 1884.
a e y 0 clock 2, Il, Albert CLARENCE LOVE.
aged 81 years and months.
The announcement of the death Of this uni
versally esteemed gentleman occasioned the
most profound regret among all classes Of our
people and threw veil OF sadness over the ex-
tended circle of his personal friends that will
not be remo7ed for many day. DR.. Love set
tied In this parish in 1878, and during the six
years of his residence here he not only won the
respect and regard Of all with whom he was
thrown in contact, but by reason of His force of
character, brilliant intellectual capacities and
rare public spirit attained the position of one
the most prominent and popular citizens Of the
tonlnunity-one whose loss can be rated moth
ing short of public calamity. He was a sue
cessful end prosperous physician. Health Officer
for the parish, President of the Board of School
Directors Assistant Dictator of Dsnaldsonyille
Lodge No. 1888, Knights of Honor. MON Der
of Kenneth Lodge No. Al, Knights of Pythias,
the Guild of Ascension, the Ascension Branch
OF the Sugar Planters Association Of La, and
the Democratic parish executive committee, iu
all Of which organizations he was esteemed asa
Jealous and loyal member. The funeral took
place Wednesday evening and was one of the
iargest ever seen In our town. The Knights of
Honor and Knights Of Pythias proceeded to
theriver and TO the Episcopal Church, where
Impressive funeral services were conducted by
hey: ID. y. Stuart with the assistance of the
choir At the tomb in the Protestant Cemetery
the Knights of Pythias burial service was read
by Prehte V. Maurin after the officiating min
lister had concluded the Episcopal service. The
pail bearers we're Messrs. Henry Mccall. Henry
Boote. Jno, +. Terrio, E. N. Pugh and F, N.
tray, representing the various associations with
which their dead friend and cemrade had been
Love leaves to MOURN his untimely death are an
aged mother and three brothers, all residents of
Mississippi, we believe, except one brother.
The latter, who lives in Florida. was with the
his last wants and soothe his dying moments.
Between these brothers there existed bond of
attachment and affection unusually strong and
TO the survivor, as well as the bereaved relatives
in general. the CHIEF conveys an assurance of
the earnest coincidence and sympathy of the en-
tire community that was .honared by having
their iamented klnsman for one of its citizens.
Peace be to his ashes and long live the memory
OF his many virtuesi
COQUILLE-Att the residence of the parents,
ASCENSION parish. La. Saturday morning,
GoQUILLE. infant son Of Robert CoquiIle and
Alice Robertson. aged months and days.
DOMINIQUE-In the parish of Ascension.
La, on Sunday. July y, 1881. IDA Dominique.
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dom
Unique, aged months and Is days.
WILkINSON-At the parents residence, in
Donaldsonyiile, La:. Thursday. July 81, 1884, at
I;49 A. ", WALTER TRACY. only son of VIM. G.
wilkinson and Sophia M. Thompson. aged i
year and months.
10 all these stricken parents we tender assu-
rance OF sincere sympathy in their sad bereave-
ment, and trust they will ind consolation in
the belief that the souls of their little darlings
have flown to brighter and happier sphere
than this. whars trouble and pain are unknown.