New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-11
PARG, ri Rpt' NOTES.

The beautiful MausoIeum IN the Catho
liz Cemetery At Dslosmbrs, costing $4,000
aud which was contracted for by Mr..
Hamilton D.rouen. AZ the last resting
place Of the family. WAS finished last
wsck The romans OF his devoted ron
Mr.. Jacques Aubin Dsrouen WAS eS-
humed from another plot OF ground and
placed IN the MauEolsum,
A solemn high rsqosem mass was
said on Tuesday, Mar. 9TH at .. In. IN
tho pslcambre Catholic Church for the
repose of tho soui of Mr. jacques Aubin
D,rouen Tho church WAS most bsauti
fully and tastefulIy decorated. under tbs
snpsrintendsncs of Mi. Henry Mathisn
fo, the oecasion and the ohnren was
packed to tho doors by the numerous rel
ativ.s and friends Of the Dsreuen family.
who came to witness the ceremonies,
which were very Impressive. III" mass
was sung hy Rev Father TenrinGs. oi
Lafayette. ass,sted by Rev Father lang
Lola of New iberia and iev. Father Gin
Ault, of Patoutville. acted as master oil
ceremonies aud also preached the "et
mon
The new organ costing $1,000 90 aud
which WAS beautifully decorated by this
sklllfnl hands OF Mr.. Henry Msthisn.
was used Tor tho frat time on this oeea
sion aud tho organ pealsd forth its do
l.ghtlul music under thu sk,lIful guidance
Of tn. Rev. Father Vanderbilt, Pastor OF
tho Church Tho blessing of tho now
organ proceeded tho requiem mass
After tho ceremonies Ia tho church
were over, thu congregation repaired To
tho aemetety to Witness The kot"mh core
monies OF the blessing of tn" Msusotrnm,
which was done b. tho Rev, Father t'tf
ault OF Patoutviie, with appropriate re
marks on such solemn occasion. lh'
NJ ausoleum was also very beautifully do
co; atsd by Mr. Henry Matthew,
The people OF Deioamhre aud the Gat
holic community at Large owe an over
lasting debt of gratitude to Mr., Henry
Mathien for the hereutsas efforts he. mas
taken in beaptifyiog the grounds OF the
Dalcnmbrs Catholic Cemetery
do not say this III spirit OF braK
sdocto or to natter Rev, Father Wander
bllt and Mr. Henry Matthew, when say
that the D.lcambre Catholic GSmetery IL
one of the most beautiful country ceme
,sr,es in the State. ANY Que visiting
pelcantre would bc repaid 10, his trou
ble If no would visit tho Catholic Come
terry The grounds and walk" are pic
turesquely aud tastefuIly laid out.
Mr.. Henry Mathieu. after having taken
in the Carnival festivities, returned home
last Thursday. Hs said that the Garniva
was the best that he had ever seen.
Mr., Leon Lozes was in New Orleans
during Carnival season and sa'd 1t was
grand.
Mr.. Henry Landry went twice to Lore
awhile last week on business.
The people Of this section were delight
ed to hear TINT All Aviation Meet would
surely be held in New Iberia on Marcel
Oath and 25th. Large crowds from this
section will attend tho Meet. Many
thank. to the knights OF Columbus for the
energy dispnyed in securing tho Bird
men to come to New iberia.
The farmers OF this section have the
sweet potato fever bad and will this year
increase their acreage from th'ity &c
forty per cent. The reasons given for tht
increase are, that they experienced nc
difficulty this year in disposing OF ths''
surplus supply.
Mr.. Hamilton Dorouen reaped 4 Prett y
good harvest IN the sweet potato line,
which brought him $1,000 90.
MIR. Henry Landry shipped during the
season . carloads OF sweet potatoes ia
Crockett and We'll Of Alexandria and this
erm has asked for 8 orc carloads more
but they could not DO had.
Mr.. Paul auilfoux. OF Now Iberia was
in this section on Monday aud Thursda
making surveys OF the Segurs Refinery
narrow gauge road to MIR. DESIRE Bisn
ebet.
The farmers were busy this week plant
ing corn. They complain about the DRY
ness Of ,be soil, Jupte, Pluvius would b.
4 welcome visitor now.