Lower coast gazette., 1909-03-06

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Bertrandville.
Beng e~nvious of the correspondents
from nearly all the localities Of the
Parish and noticing an absence of news
from this Berg, would ask you to per-
NIT US to be in running. To begin with,
on Mardi-Gras the cares and sorrows
Of the toilers were forgotten, as the
ladies and gentlemen of B%ertrandville
made things very lively by marching
from Fanny Plantation to Greenwood
masked, terminating with g ball.
When the maskers removed their
masks it was discovered that the pro-
c~ession was headed by the Misses Say
a:tanos WHO are noted for their merry
making anu pleasant dispositions, and a
charming set of girls they are.
Judge H. Meyerwill ship one of the
largest garlic crops this season that
has ever been shipped FROM Bertrand
vile. Messrs. John Meyer and son of
Wood-Lawn are very busy preparing
fora mammoth ]ettcue crop shipment
which is the finest to be G there in
quality and no doubt will bring these
prosperous truck farmers very remuner-
ative prices as is usually the case with
all of their shipments. III fact, all the
truck farmers in and around Bertrand
vile have very good prospects for the
coming crop.
Messrs, Lucien Caro- and Jack Braun
have departed from this place for the
Baptists Collette gap.
Venice.
Mrs. J.. BERNARD and her charming
daughter Nellie are visiting Mrs. Sol.
Levi Of New Orleans.
Mrs Louis Bullot Of Empire was
recently the guest of Mamie Marshall.
The Misses Bernards had for their
guests on Mardi Gres day the
Misses T. end X. Schenberger, l.,
Butler, L. Adema and S. de Arnnas.
Messrs. P. Adema, S. Schgnberger,
E. Pelas, M. Schenberger and DR.. H.
L; Balloue. They all attended the hall
and had an enjoyable time. Miss Kate
Bernard and DR.. H. L. Ballowe repre-
sented King and Queen of the ball.
Mr.; G: Thomas of Quarantine was a
visitor here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E; de Armas enter
taided the young ladies to a launch ride
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Ernest Alberti was the guest of
the Misses Bernard. Among those who
visited the Crescent City this week
We're Mrs. Jos. Bernard and daughter
Nellie spd Mr.. Aug A. Buras. Tho:
Chanova returned to els home in N. O..
Misses Doris Clarke and Julia Braggini
visited Mrs, Nicole Gasguet Of Booths
vile,
Miss Julia E, Buras returned to her
home after spending several dsys in
New Orleans, Miss Josephine Jacomine
of Buras returned to her home after
several days here visiting. She was ac-
companied to her home by Mr.. R; A.
Buras. The good folks Of Venice or a
respectable section thereof in common
with others throughout the country,
after enjoying the Good Tines Of
the past few days are now returning to
Lenten quarters,
W. are now having regular mail
since Mr.. Angelo has charge Of it,
Mr.. Robert Leovy spent Carnival in
New Orleans. Miss Julia Braggini spent
her Carnival vacation in Algiers the
guest of Miss Mammie Chattlene. Miss
Birdie Giordano and Mrs. Gqstave Bal
lay visited relatives here last week
having no mail boat to return to their
home Thursday, Mr.. Algaro drove
them to Buras. Miss Irene Clark ac-
companied them and will spend a
while in Home Place.
Home Place.
Miss Annie Ballay, a popular and es-
Unable young lady of this place cele-
brated the anniversary Of her birth. A
good band from the city furnished mu-
sic that caused hearts to beat faster
and the feet to move in dance, Among
the MANY friends present were: Misses