Putnam patriot., 1926-11-05
NORTH END LOSES TWO
 OF ITS OLDER CITIZENS
LUDGER DESAUTELS, 67, DIED SUDDENLY THURSDAY NIGHT-G. Nj. DURAND DIED FRIDAY, AGE 72.-
 FORMER A BAKER, LATTER A MERCHANT
Both Quebec Canada Lived Long In Putnam and Were
 We'll Known Here.

Ia tha deaths If H88eer aaHtels. f7. Hf Smith street and Ierael VI fmara generally known a C Ml Dur and Battey street. within the past ugaak this eite loses two af it's most widely known French citizens. and the north end of the citF loses two highlv esteemed men and Heighh0rs. Both were born in the Province of 0uehec l Canada. both were former north end , Ihusiness men. and both had lived in Pntaam for q long time. MT. Desau- fals waa for wears a baker. and Nr. DuraHd was for years engaged in the grocery and shoe business. Both came from large families and both were fathers of substantial families
 LudRer Dessutels
 The death of Mr. Desautels was A Fudden one. He was about during fhe daf last week Thursday and even sawed wood He ate q hearty supper and was apparently in his usual health when he went fa he'd 4 II o'clock his daughter-in-law Mrs William Dc sautels heard him m and went "a see what the trouble was Mir Desautels comnlained of not feeling well r was suggested that a doctor be summoned hut he would not ligten to it A he did not imrrove he finally consented to have the doctor called. but when he ar ried Mr Desautels was dead A heart attack was the cause If death
 Mr Desautels was born in St Va- : for P O. Canada e years ago He attended the schools If his native town and when he was eighteen years old The family moved ta ihe States. locat- ! ing in West Bovlstou Mass. OCCUPY mo 2 house destroved 70 make wav for the large reservoir builf Co sunulv the eitv of Boston with water. Mir. De sautels learned the bakers trade and after leaving West Boelston lived in ! Hudson Marlboro and Spencer. com ing t1 Putnam from Spencer abou. thirty twn years ago
 Starts Bakery
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 Fraternans Mr nesaatats y5q# a member of the St Johns e0riefv af Putnam Union St Jehn'z soeiatg af ] Noonsaeket. and the st John Socie Itv of Spencer
 Mr nesautels leavea i've sons 0p1er and William. and two daughtors Nrs Eva ! arose of Putnam and Mrz Jos : enh Flaeg of West Bovlston He alsa leav"s two sisters in Canada The funerai service and mass wore from St Marv's church cafurdqv Morning at Q o'clock. Rcv Charlas F Brdard of'iciatinv Among the boar e~s wore Reeie Routhilette Alnhonsa Rnnrcier Alnhonsa fttgein~ and Gnorgr patvin The S' Johns Saciety sent delegatinn and there were many heantiful floral trihntos Burial wa n St N1rv's cemetery
 Israel NJ Durand
 Mr Dnrand died Friday after a causidnrable illness and much suffer 'a" lIe was man of renial dieno- .#frlr and Fstala r,aUs frf.rJs IT,