Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-25
much, The family have the deepest
sympathy of this community.

much, The family have the deepest
sympathy of this community.
We learn with regret that Messrs.
Jos. Hingle and Henry Collins are still n
on the sick list. Their places cannot
easily be filled and they are missed
by a host of friends and &C.
quaintances.
The inclement weather will rctard
the levee building in this section. 1t IS
hoped, however. that fine weather will
agrin prevail after this severe spell is
over.
Why don't you pay your poll tax.
Mrs. Paul Dazet- Bulot.
1t is with regret that We chronicle
the sad demise Of Mrs. Widow Paul
Dazet, nee Bulot, of Sun Rise. this
parish. Mrs. Paul Dazet was in ap-
parently good health until within q few
hours of her death, by reason of which
her departure comes all the more as a
shock to her many friends ard rela-
tiyes. Possessed Of a kindly, charits-
bic nature, Mrs. Dazet was esteemed
and loved by all who knew ner. She
leaves a large family of grown children
as we'll as grandchildren to mourn her
sad loss to whom the GAZETTE extends
its profoundest sympathy.
Celeste Bulot.
Though expected for r time, the
death of our good friend and neighbor,
Celestin Bulot of Sun Rise, this parish,
came as a sad blow to his many friends
throughout the parish. Mr.. Bulot was
afflicted with an incurable disease and
bore its ordcals with the patience and
christian fortitude with which his ma
turc was 80 strongly endowed. Born
and reared in this parish. Mr.. Bulot po-
sessed those sterling qualities which
were peculiar to the pioneer settlers
!, and inhabitants Of this parish. While
he was retiring and modest in DISPOSE
ton his every act was for the good and
welfare Of his people and community.
He leaves large a family of sons and
, daughters, and brothers, Clement and
Richard Bulot, to mourn his loss The
: GAZETTE proffers its heartfelt SYM
pathy to the family in their sad be-
.reavement.
y Venice.
: The wedding of Miss Mamie Marshal
- to Mr. August Buras took place Mon
. day evening at the groom's resi-:
uence. The place vas artis,ically dec
q. Grated with ferns, flowers and ribbons
. Lights of shaded colors were inter
= mingled among the decorations which
e Illuminated the entire place and made
(, beautiful display, The bride was be
y comingly attired in a white net owe
It silk. with long veil of illusion fastene
- with a wreath of orange blossoms.
-, Elda Buras was maid Of honor an
&c wore a white dress beautifully trimme
te with lace. Theodore Buras acted g
H. .groomsman. Judge Fellon oaiciated
n. the, ceremony. A delicious supre
was served after the: cerncny. Mus
:" and dancing was then in order and tt
40 first dance was led by the bride, grco'
r. maid of honor and groomsman.. II
he couple we're the recipients of mar
NO presents and hearty congartulation
from friends and relatives.
". sergt. and Mrs. Paquet. Serg
to and Mrs., Greenwall, Sergt. and MI
~ Stedevant and Mrs. Stocker were visl
o,rs at this place last week and paid
81. brief ,isit to the Misses Bernard.
10 Mrs. R. Gordon of Pilot Town visit
not Mrs. John Angelo last week.
A very pretty wedding Of the pr
=: was that of Miss Lucy Adelaide Bu'
to Mr.. Philip Buras, which was &c
brated Wednesday December l5'
seven p. m. at the brides home. I
we bride was attended by Miss Sadie Blu
18th as maid of honor and Mr.. Alfred Bu'
the: acted as best man to the groom.
All. bridesmaid and groomsman were M
NM Josephine Ledet and Lawrence Bur
- The bride wore a lovely dress Of WI
ist' organdy and lace with o long veil OF
per- fusion and carried a shower boquet
bride roses and fern. The maid of no
and brides maid wore beautiful wi
gowns and carried clusters Of ro'
Judge E. Fellon performed the G.
mony. A number Of relatives
: friends were entertained. Hearty
tax. CALCULATIONS are extended the ha
crime; pair by their many friends and
ard tives.
Misses Lizzie Kinkella and Eva M
rn'ng took a very pleasant trip to Port I
oul this week.
, the
rela- II was fepof.e. s'.. 49,
ooked searee FEVER "ao o''s''p''
com. nifty.
mined We bad the pleasure Of meeting
ssoms A. NJ, Chase Of Fort st. Philip
| and week.
~sis Miss Josephine Ledet visited"
~: Kinkella's Friday.