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gregation gave St. Joseph's altar $250 and the following the main altar $600: Joseph Brabant, Albert Goulet Sr., John Williams, Charles Hesler, Chauncey Glichrist, Mrs. Albert Goulet, Leander Denis Sr., Mrs. Charles Farrell, Nelson Charpentier, Ellen Gilchrist, John Ber- trand, Thomas O. Flynn, Geo. H. Mckinley, Patrick McKinley, C. Obernall, Mrs. B. Charpentier, Frederick Duford, Mrs. Mary Delaney, Arthur Mckinley, Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, John Fitzgerald and wife, J. T. Hub- bard, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Charlebois, Mr. and Mrs. Loughlin, P. B. Cantwell, Mrs. Kate Delaney, Joseph Duford, Michael Fitzgerald, Theophilus Fitzgerald, J. B. Flynn, R. C. Churchill, L. Lawler, Mrs. Joseph Du- ford Sr., Thomas Ryan, C. Downes, John Hayes, Sr., John Foley, Mrs. John Bertrand, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Belleville, John Kanaley, Frank Loughlin, Oliver Ber- trand, Dan O'Brien, N. B. Bertrand, Mrs. Chauncey Gilchrist. Thus it was, that by following suggestions from ore and another, both pastor and trustees were gradually led into contracting a very heavy debt which disheartened the congregation, terrorized a few bonds- men and brought on deplorable troubles and contentions. The recent loan of $1,200 from the Jefferson Co. Sav- ings bank and the previous one of $1,500 from William Whaley of Lafargeville did not suffice to meet expendi- tures ; so a third loan became necessary, and $2,767.60 was borrowed from the First National bank of Clayton, and a note given in exchange. On this score four men deserve honorable mention, and these are Win. and
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Michael Fitzgerald, E. L. R., John E. Fitzgerald and John Foley. Not only did these men serve as bonds- men for the two mortgages, but they signed the Whaley note and all the bank notes which Father Brice was obliged to give when too closely pressed in order to se- cure money. God alone knows what a course of anxiety and trouble this loyal devotedness to God's priest and His church has been to them, especially, towards the last, when money was not forthcoming and these notes had to go to protest. I therefore state to the praise of the above mentioned gentlemen, that the congregation owes them a debt of gratitude for the present finished state of their church.
With this supply of money, a few socials, a lecture, two suppers, two excursions and several donations, Fr. Brice was enabled to push the work on the church to- wards completion. Moreover, great expenses were saved by "bees" and all that could be done by means of "bees" was done in this way. The floors were laid; the sand and other material were drawn, and the scaffolding was set up by "bees." Here, it will be well to men- tion that a great many people attended these "bees." Many whilst the church was building when they had a free day or a few hours to spare, would go and work on or about the church, and in this way did perhaps as much for it as those who subscribed large sums of money. Yet, I regret to state, that no record of the time they gave was kept, and I am unable to give them credit for their donations. Nevertheless, God saw their
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good work and generosity, and will undoubtedly reward them some day. Among those who attended the "bees" there is one who did more than all the others in this line, and this is Mr. Joseph Thibault Sr. Besides a sub- scription of $300 and a share in St. Mary's altar, he worked every day that other men worked, from the time the church was begun, until it was completed, without preference for any special kind of work, busy- ing himself in digging the foundations, quarrying, load- ing and unloading stones or attending the masons and carpenters, and all this work he donated to the church. His name like that of Joseph Duford, Captain Halpin, J. J. Delaney should certainly be handed down to pos- terity as among the generous benefactors of St. Mary's church.
As nothing was left undone to hasten the work it soon became evident, that the church could be com- pleted by the fall of 1889, and thus preparations were made for its dedecation. The date of December 1I, 1889, was selected, the people were notified, the bishop and many priests invited. The congregation still re- member the grandeur of this festive occasion. Every thing seemed to concur to make the celebration a grand success. There were over twenty priests, a large con- course of people from Clayton and the surrounding towns, the singing was good and the preaching masterly. Right Rev. E. P. Wadhams, bishop of Ogdensburg, blessed and dedicated the church, assisted by the follow- ing clergymen: E. J. Conroy, deceased, of Kingston, N.
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Y., Jas. H. Conroy of Ogdensburg, James A. McKenna, deceased, of Constableville, J. E. Lyons of North Law- rence, Michael O'Neill of Rossie, former assistant at Clayton, now dead, John G. Fitzgerald, Madrid, leading singer among the priests, J. T. O'Brien of Waddington, deceased, B. Marion of Potsdam, Thomas P. Fitzgerald, of Keeseville, C. J. McMorrow of Fort Covington, now dead, M. F. Ambrose of Redwood, J. J. Byrne, Water- town, John H. O'Rourke, Port Henry, Peter J. Devlin, Chateaugay, C. Raymot, M. S. H., Watertown, J. P. Murphy, Cherubusco, U. Larose, Ogdensburg, D. Guil- banlt, Keeseville, M. Brown, Hogansburg (former pastor at Clayton), T. F. Kelley, Rhinscheck, N. Y., William S. Kelley, Rosiere, E. G. Brice, Clayton.
Rev. E. J. Conroy of Kingston, preached in the inorn- ing and Rev. J. H. Conroy of Ogdensburg in the even- ing. The collection amounted to $306.00. Confirma- tion was administerrd in the evening to a class of 133. This great celebration was the crowning of many efforts, sacrifices and anxieties, but unfortunately, it was not the end but the beginning of greater troubles which cul- minated in the parting of pastor and people.
This festivity was like the bright, clear sky before the tempest; scarcely had the joyons echo of this ever memorable celebration died away when Father Brice had to face new troubles and greater anxieties. The church debt was then $16,267.60. The bank notes be- came due every three months, the interest on the mort- gages had to be paid every six months, and the people's
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enthusiasm began to grow cold. Vet, for four years longer, Father Brice did not allow himself to be dis- heartened, but bravely faced the battle. He organized socials, excursions, suppers, contests, held a fair, took up a subscription for sanctuary, carpets and windows, but so considerable was the interest and so great were the expenses incurred furnishing the new church, that he was unable to reduce the debt during the year 1890. He was a little more successful in 1891, for in that year he paid on the principal $367.60, and thus reduced the debt down to $15,900. It was also in 1891 that the new iron fence for the cemetery was built, by means of sub- scriptions taken up by Eli Charlebois Sr. and Henry Dubois. This subscription amounted to $314.80 and the fence cost $309.80. The surplus of $5 was deposited in the bank, and with the accumulated interest was used this year, 1902, to paint the fence anew.
In 1892, on July 25th, Father Brice sold to Will L. Delaney for $100, the old fraine church which was turned since into an opera house. He had an excursion, a few socials and the blessing of the new bell, at which $271 were contributed. Notwithstanding these reventies, Father Brice had only enough to pay interest and a part of the current expenses, and so was unable to reduce the indebtedness. Yet in 1893 he made a strenuous effort to pay the Whaley note. He took up a subscription which amounted to only $292.50 as the following were the only ones willing to subscribe:
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Beach, Mrs.
$ 2,00
Farrell, Bernard
$ 5.00
Hayes, John W
25.00
Fitzgerald John E.
25.00
Cosselman, James
10,00
Fitzgerald, Barrington
10.00
Fitzgerald, M. J.
15.00
Farrell, Dan
5.00
Walsh, Fred
5.00
Bertrand, Edward
5.00
Kelley, James
5.00
Charlebois, Joseph
5.00
Johnson, Mrs. Marg.
5.00
Fitzgerald, William (E. L. R.)
25.00
Fitzgerald, Maurice, (B. C.)
25.00
Fitzgerald, Michael (E. L. R.)
25.00
Fitzgerald, Michael (B. C.)
20.00
Foley, John
25.00
Fitzgerald, Theophilus (B. C.)
20.00
Lefebvre, Fred
5.00
Bazinet Jolın B.
15.00
Longtin, Joseph Sr.
.50
Duford, Ralph
10.00
A few dollars were added to this sum and thus $300 were paid on the Whaley note. This was the last Father Brice paid on the principal. From now on, things went from bad to worse. In June, 1893, Father Brice rented and moved into Mrs. Lucey Thompson's house and leased the old rectory to Ed. McOmber. This move did not heal, but on the contrary, opened anew the already too tender and bleeding wounds, and it gave to some another opportunity to find fault. Father Brice, feeling that a large part of his congregation was not with him, began to loose some of his previous undoubted courage, and as the socials and other doings for the church became less numerous and less successful, the revenues of the church did not suffice to pay interest, insurance and current expenses and thus floating debts began to accumulate. Seeing no way out of his en- tanglement, and fearing that his days of usefulness in Clayton had come to an end and that a change would benefit him and St. Mary's parish, Father Brice, with the consent of the bishop, in the fall of 1894, arranged to make an exchange of parishes with Father Nolan of
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Massena. But when this was to be consuminated, Father Nolan changed his mind and thus Father Brice was obliged to wait for a vacancy. This came when Father Michael Burns was appointed pastor of the new parish of the Holy Family of Watertown. Father Brice then succeeded him at Brushton, where he still resides. Although, the last five years of Father Brice's pastorate at Clayton were tempestuous, yet, dark clouds were not always in the firmament. He had several bright and joy- ful days. There were stannch, bosom friends, both among protestants and catholics, who continually sup- ported him through thick and thin, in all of his diffi- culties and he received many handsome donations that rejoiced his heart. The three windows in the sanctuary, the baptismal font, the sanctuary lamp, the tower bell, the Rose window and the two windows in the main entrance were all donated in his time.
The large window behind the altar is the gift of Manrice, Michael and Theophilus Fitzgerald (B. C.), in memory of their father and mnothier. It cost $250 and represents the assumption of the blessed Virgin Mary. St. Michael's window which cost $80 was donated by George H. Mckinley in memory of his father and mother, I. and E. Mckinley. The other half of this window, which stands near the Blessed Virgin's altar, and representing St. Cecilia, is the gift of Miss Frame of N. Y., in memory of hier nephew W. H. Frame. The window near St. Joseph's altar and which rep- resents St. John the Baptist and St. Margarite the Martyr
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is the gift of James V. Donvan, of N. Y., in memory of his brother Silas J. Donvan. One of the vestibule windows was donated by J. B. Bazinet in memory of his father and mother P. and G. Bazinet. The other vesti- bule window was given by Mrs. Julia Johnson. The circular or Rose window in the front of the church, was donated by the Sunday school children and the tower and transom windows were given by the congregation. The sanctuary lamp was donated by Mrs. Deborah Dow- dall in memory of herself and husband Thomas, and cost $50. The baptismal font is the gift of Rev. Father Brice in memory of his father and mother.
But the greatest of these gifts, was the bell donated by Peter Fitzgerald Sr. It cost $850 and was bought from Meneely & Co, of Troy, N. Y. The blessing of it on November 24, 1892 was made a day of great fesiiv- ity. Rt. Rev. Bishop Gabriels of Ogdensburg, N. Y. performed the ceremony, assisted by Rev. Fathers, Tobias Glenn of Watertown, D. D. Driscoll of Canton, D. Marron of Potsdam, Michael O'Neill of Rossie, W. J. Kelley of Rosiere, B. Grom M. S. H. of Watertown, J. T. Moriarty O. S. A. of Carthage, M. T. Ambrose of Redwood, and Father Brice of Clayton. Rev. B. Mar- ron of Potsdam preached in the morning and Rt. Rev. Bishop Gabriels in the evening.
Many were invited to be sponsors, but only the fol- lowing accepted the invitation and were present at the blessing of the bell:
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Mckinley, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Foley, Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. William Delaney, James and Mother Bazinet, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Bertrand, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Delaney, William and Mother Laughlin, James and Mrs. John Williams
Lefebvre, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Fitzgerald, Maurice and Mary Kennally Duford, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kennally, Mr. and Mrs. John
The name of the bell is " Henry, Peter." The in- scription on it is as follows:
GLORIA IN EXCELSIS DEO.
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, BENJ. J. HARRISON. GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK STATE, ROSWELL P. FLOWER. REIGNING POPE, LEO XIII. BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE, RT. REV. H. GABRIELS. PASTOR OF CHURCH, REV. E. G. BRICE. TRUSTEES OF CHURCH, FRED LEFEBRE, FRED WALSH.
A. M. D. G. ST. PETER.
DONOR OF BELL, PETER FITZGERALD. THANKSGIVING DAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1892. WEIGHT OF BELL 3,000 POUNDS.
Father Brice has an olive complection with brown eyes and sandy hair; he is short of stature and rather corpi- lent; he is pleasing and entertaining in conversation, and is fond of telling and hearing a good joke; he loves visiting and traveling and is very hospitable; he is skilled in liturgy, has good taste and dresses neatly. His pastorate at Clayton is the longest and most event- ful yet recorded in the history of St. Mary's parish. He came here in September, 1883, and left in March,
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1895, which makes an administration of eleven years, six and one half months.
The church which he built at the cost of about $30,- ooo, is a grand monument that will make him live in the minds of generations to come. May the parishioners of St. Mary's church never forget the gratitude which they owe Rev. Father Brice.
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BAPTISMS.
Date of Birth.
Date of Bapt.
Kelley, Mich. Hattie Dickenson
Dec 15
Gauthier, Moses Will.
Aug 13 Sept 2
DEATHS.
Picard, George
May 13 4
Date of Date of
Marshal, Ellen
Sept 16
19
Death
Burial
Vincent, Michael
Aug 24, '77 "
29 Marshal, Ella
Sept 23
Sept 26
Contant, Richard Anthony " 2, '82 Oct 4 Simard, Mary
Nov 30
Dec 3
Gillick, Geo. Oscar Sept 5
Sept 30 Pilon, Edna
Dec &
Philips, Emma Mabel ** 12 Oct 7
Bazinet, Edith Stella Oct 5
14
1884
Jegoux, Anna Sophia
Sept 6 Sept 23 .. 26
BAPTISMS.
Brault, Frank
Lalonde, Fk. Xavier
Oct 16
28 Levesque, Judson Jan 4 Jan 6
Marshal, Chas. Jos. Aug. 27
NOV II
Denis, Albert Paul ..
1
.. 6
Quesnel, Wmn. Benj.
Nov 11
11
Duford, Edward Victor Jan 25 28
Stay, Louise Angele
Sureau, Fred Geo. 13 Feb 10
Mckinley, Lena Elleonora " 3
2
14
Charpentier, Benj. Frank-
li11 29
10
Flynn, Marie Mabel
12
25
26 Cholette, Cath. Emelie Feb 13
17
Lanthier, Fk. Henry
23
26 Delaney, Dan Ed.
4
24
O'Toole, Ed. Wm.
17
27 Charlebois, Eletha Geo 19
..
24
Belanger, Cath.
Oct 20
Sheehan, Mich ..
28 Mch 2
Belanger, Fred
" 20
27
29 Emond, Fk. August
32 2
Collin, Geo. Oran
Nov 24
..
30 Brabant, Eva Josephine Mch 12
..
16
Quesnel, Joseph
Feb 7 Apr 7
Marshal Emma Mary
July 20 40 13
Date! Hawes, Emma Mary
Sept 1 62 13
Sept 10 Leroux, Frank
Apr 18 ..
20
16 | Horvis, Mary Grace
Sept 27 ..
23
Oct 1 Spring, Frank Clyde
Mch 12
27
2 | Foley, Frank Ed.
Apr 19 May Io
..
Fitzgerald, Bernard Sept 23 '83 23
11
11
Longtin, Mabel Gertrude " 27 .. 10
Hayes, Sarah Eva
Denis, Eliz. Valetta
Dec 10
Dec 13
..
MARRIAGES.
Halpin, Mich and Cath Hickey Wheeler, Jay and Mary Borden Lalonde, Amosand Cath 1,etarte Reff, Joseph and Mary Julie Bourcy "
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Kelley, Louis Mich
Jail 17
Quesnel, Jn and Mary Rhodrigue Oct 24 Ragoux, H. and Helen Bertrand Nov. 6 Lavigne, Fred and Hermin Bert- rand .. 6
Pilon, Henriette Gertrude
Charlehois
Sept 23
Dec 19 '83
May IS Reinajel, Mich and Marg
Charpentier, El. Omer June 21
June 22 Fitzgerald Sept 30
Duford, Ralp and Emma
Levesque, Susa Gene- veve May 5 June 30 Hawes Nov I
Churco, Mary Henri- etta June 11
July 6 Fitzgerald
Dec 27
Lalonde, Henriette
July 13
13
DEATHS.
Larpentigny, Loretta
" 15
21
Fultz, David Chas
June 14
27
Date of Death
Burial
Williams, Ed Fk
July 5 ١١
١١
30
Wright, Charles
5
8
Benoit, Helen Mary
" 25
Aug 3
Desrosiers,
Feb 15
Feh
18
Langlois, Joseph
Apr 6
10
Thibault
Thibault, Ernest
Aug 26
Halpin, Mary Ida IS
Sept 8
Hayes, Ann
May 16
May 19
Dennis, Emile Edith
29
14
Jenkins, Vincent
June 21
June 2
Daoust, Wm Van
Sept 20
Oct 5
Cholette, Louise Charpentier,
July
Marshall, James
Aug 24'80
12
Emond, Mary Emma
Oct 14
20
Carpenter, Howard Fk
20
26
Charlebois, Rose Mary Anna
Ang IS Nov
1
ISS5
Duford, Mary Grace
Sept 26
2
BAPTISMS.
Lalonde, Jane
Oct 30
2 Bouchard. Alfred
Dec 23 '84 Jan 4
Bonami, Elizabeth
9
Dec
7 Thibault, Agnes Louisa Feb 10
Feb 15
Picard, Cora
29
14 Lepage, Sarah Amelia " 16
18
Stally, Laura Bella Mary
25
14 Desrosiers, Florence
Loretta
Feb 23 Mch 22
Dec 3
21 Belanger Theodore
29 Hermin
Mch 16
22
Simard, Joseph
25
29 Brault, Phebie Eliz
Feb 24
3I
Simard, Sophia
Oct 22'78
MARRIAGES.
Fitzgerald, Maurice and
Cath McCann
Jan 10 Fitzgerald, Paul · Brice
May 5 1.
IS
June 10 Duford, Geo Nelson
4 11
24
McDonald, May Wili- fred 17
June 14
Bearman, Win and Marg Mallette
Hamel, Paul Ed
May 19
14
Sept 13 McCoy, Fk Reuben Moineau, Sylvester
Dec 14 '84 July 12
Duford, Fk and Amelia
..
..
21
July 11
July 14
Marshall, Cath
17
12 Halpin, Michael
21
24
Sholette, Bertha
4 . Stally, Mary Laura
Dec 27 Dec 28
Quesuel, Albert Ross
30
16 Grover
Wheelock, Wm James Jan 21
28
Moran, Marguerite Helen
Simard, Robt
29 Yott, Mary Louise Apr 2 Daniels, Fk Anthony .. 9 Charpentier, Joseph " 25
Apr 5
Il
May
3
Gilchrist, Chauncy and Julie Carpenter Moineau, Telesphore and Virginie Pilon
Ang 10
31 Cummings, Kate
Apr 6
Apr Q
Cholette, Napoleon
20
27 Lanthier, Cath
Jan 1
Jan 3
Loughlin, John Charles 9
Date of
Duford, Eli and Nancy
١١
..
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llerbert June 9
DEATHS.
Pennadis, Fk
Jan 10
July 12' Aug 2
Date of Date of Death. Burial.
furcot, Eliz " IS'SI
14
Turcot, Sophia
Apr 2, '85
14 Delaney, John J
Apr Apr
Turcot. Harriette
" 26 '83 ١١ 14 Sureau, Delia Picard, Cora
2.4
26
Delaney, John Emmet June 13
16 Charpentier, Julia
..
Duford, Aldin Eloysius
Aug 25
30 Cholette, Napolean Fitzgerald, Marg
Sept 19 Sept 21 " 26 * 29
Bazinet. Bernard Jacob Duford, Eletha Gertrude
Ang 25 . .
13
1886
Bass Mary
June 1
17
BAPTISMS.
Stay, Fk Ed
Sept 19
1
27
Date of Date of Birth Bapt.
Lachance, Helen Vir- ginia
28
Oct 11 McCann. Mary Flo Anu
..
26
Denis, Ralph Peter Roy
Oct 11
14 Levesque, Mary Magd Kelley, Susan Mary
Dec 4 '85 " 31
Timmerman, Mary Helen
May 23
25 Lepage, Mary Francis Duford, Clara Loretta
Jan 27 .. 31
Duford, Rachael Mary
Dec 5 'So Nov 10 Bearman, Mary Honora
Eva Feb 2 14
June 29 66
Laughlin, Bernard Ed
Moineau. Mary Helen
Nov 13
15 Jos
Jan 21 15
Gauthier, Mary Cath
Dec 20
Dec 25 Simard, Mary Eliz
Mch 23 '78 " 17
MARRIAGES.
Fitzmaurice, Leo
Date. Joachin
Jan 28
22
Quesnel, Mary Hattie
Dec 9 ..
23
Moineau, Ed and Ade- line Letarte
Jan 6 Charpentier, Edith Emilistia Feb 27
Mch 5
Fitzgerald, Peter and Sophia Charlebois McOmber, Edward and
28 | Mulcahey, Walter Flynn, Loretta Agnes
Mch 10 ..
I
Anna Kelly
.. 13 Lalonde, Wm Henry Thibault, Joseph
S
.. 13
O'Neil, John and Della Lysaght
June 7 Eugene ..
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21
Ragoux, Aug Isidore
Apr 3 Apr 4
Mch 216 Apr 18
13 Purcell, Raymond Dan Brabant, Lucy May Apr 19 " 20
July 1 Charron, Viola Ameda Foley, Ed John
May 5 May 9
" 23
Aug II Taxon, Louisa Laguerre, Mary Lilie Mch 22
Apr 3 June I
Arery, Chas and Cora Johnson Valin, Jerome and Kate Riley
" 19 Lawrence, Peter Pearl May 20 June 15 Leroux, Charlotte Mary Oct 20 Evelyne 30 20
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20
Gillick, Mary Stella
Quesnel, Sophia
..
22
=
27 Mckinley, Joseph O'Toole, Anın [2
Jan 22 Jan 24 26
27 .. 27
13
Feb 6
Duford, Ralph Eldred
Sept 3 Sept 6 Farrell, Bridget
Dec 15 Dec IS
Lalonde, Amos
..
19 21
Johnson, Orson and Anna Mckeever Flynn, Thomas and Mary Duford Brockway, Ossia and Emma Forrester
Apr 17 '85 7
Parquet, Wm Henry Ja1 7 June 20 Petrie, Martin and Anna Bordel June 15 Morin, Franklin June 24 July 4 Graves, Alfred and
Staley, Sylvester Clark July 5
18 Mary Denis Sept 29
Gardner, Alice Bessie May 26 25 Marshall, Willard and
Denis, X. Willie Ang 9 Aug 14 Kate Mills Nov 16
Langlois, Anthony
July 9
15| Farrell Dan and Mary Pine 23
Duford, Eva Lucy
A11g 7 22 Emond, Nap and Virginia
Lefebvre, James Clovis Sept 16 Sept 18 Moineau By Rev C J Frowley, CSSR
Desrosiers, Susan Hon- ora
Aug 24
19 Mulcahey, Mick and Min-
Emond, Lucy Emma
Sept 17
26
nie Kelsey Feb 22 .
Picard, Chas Leo
26
26
Lalonde, Helen
26
27
DEATHS.
Churco, Henry Wallace
18
Oct 3 Lalonde, Amos
Brabant, Mary Gertrude
Oct 2
3 Denis, Eliz
Garean, Anthony
Sept 27
5 McKinley, Joseph
Breault, David Wm 24
.. 2
10 Murphy, Bridget
Lalonde, Amos I,eo
Oct 20 Oct 31 Lalonde, Mar 26 Mar 29
Simard, Cecelia
Nov 3
Nov 14 Foley, Nellie
Cosselman, Clarence Mich
2
15 Quensel, Hyacinth
Aug 30 Sept 1
Charlebois, Geo Leander Ang 7
Sylvester, Mary
4 7
Levesque, Mary E
9 12
1886
Mullen,
Dec 12 Dec 15
BAPTISMS.
Date of Birth
Date of Bapt
1887
Duford, Sophia Viva
Nov 27
Dec 7
BAPTISMS.
Collin, Mary Malvina
Oct 10
..
12 Lambert, John Leo
Dec 29 '86 Jai 1
Bertrand, Mary Catlı Dec
12
Yott, Cecelia Deline
30 '86 2
Mckinley, Clara Bella
Nov 20
19 Larpentigny, Wm Geo
16
Peoples, Loretta Esther Jan 27 '74 "
24 Hesler, Chas A
June 36 '57 " 22
MARRIAGES.
Lepage, Cecelia Emer- etta Ja11 28 Feb 6
Fitzgerald, Wm and
Denis, Gordon James
24
..
6
Louise Vigneron
Jan 7 Seeber, Mary Eva
Feb 19 Mch 6
Cantwell, Barry Patrick and Flo Ann McCarn
Jan 27 Williams, Eugene Em-
met
6
13
Mckinley, Fk and Min- nie Kelsey
Feb 2 Laughlin, James Law- rence 27
Charpentier, Nelson and Mary Laporte
Mch 9 Daniels, James Ed Knight, Roland Paul
Mch 25 27
McCormick, Mich and
Sept 10 '86 Apr 3
Matilda Carpenter
May 12 Hagen, John Win
July 4 '55 9
4
Dec 6|Duford, Ama
Sept 1
$ 4
18|Mulcahey, Mary Etta Jan 3 16 ..
Daoust, Allie Louisa Dec 8
Goulet, Mary Louisa 26
6
13
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26
Pilon, Clara Rhoda
15 Delaney, Wm
Charpentier, Ephrem
Simard, Charles Rousseau, Gilbert David Jan 27 30 Aug 7 I McCarthy, Fk and Ella Mckay " 30
Emond, Mary Marg Apr 27 May
Charpenter, Fk May 12 17 Fitzgerald, Mick and B Ann Delaney Jegoux, Fk Jos Apr 20 .. Nov 26 19 Thibault, Clarence Aug May 17 22 Lalonde, Mick and Mary Longtin June 27 DEATHS.
Cantwell, John Mc Cann Mch 27 22 Rhodrigue, Addie Apr 8 Apr 1 1
Simard, Win Sebastien
May 29 June 5 Delaney, Patrick
11
..
20
Moineau, Word Henry
Nov 22 86 " 12| Kennally, Collette ..
20 23
Johnson, Helen Apr 2
15 Duford, Nancy
26 29
Levesque, Leo June 18
18 Delaney, Anna
June 15 June 18
Quesnel, Leander Roy May 30 ..
10
23 Denis, Peter ١٦
Sept " Sept .
Turcot, John B
Jan 13
26 buford, Aldin Delaney, Joseph
Oct 7 Oct 10
Lafleur, Normand Am- brose
May II "
23 Miller, Wm
30 Nov I
Johnson, Eva Beatrix
Aug 30'86 "
31 Delaney, Mary
Nov 4 ..
7
Arery, Celia Blanche June 8 Ang & Bonami, Peter
Laguerre, Mary Grace Maude
Apr 5 12 Delaney, Joseph
Marshall, Jane Almeda
July 25
McCoy, Laura Mary
Apr 27
Hamel, Geo Leo
O'Toole, Sarah Eliz
Sept 1
18
1888
Kelley, Eva Hellen
I
25
BAPTISMS.
Emond, Nap John
..
23
1 25 Flynn. Theresa Ethel Dec 25 '87 Jan 30 Mckinley, Em Ed- 2 ward .. 25'87 " 6
Thibault, Ann Armina Sept 29 Oct
Duford, Amelia Sophia Oct 10
16 Gauthier, Marg Nellie Jan 28 Feb
5
Duford, Eva Mary 17
21 Fitzmaurice, Thos
4 Thibault, Jn Victor Nov 9 Nov 14 Nicholas Feb b
Foley, Gertrude Mabel
..
.. 17 26 Fitzgerald, IIelen Rose " 13 20
Denis, Helen Marg
22
.4 27 Rattray, Lottie Gert-
Lalonde, Geo Ed
26
. . 27 rude Dec IO 20
Purcell, Mary Bell Mirth “ 7
Charron, Ambrose Dec
7 Dec
9 SO11 Jan 21 ..
MARRIAGES.
25 Picard, Joseph Mch 28 Apr 1 Gillick, Geo Leroy Feb 22 ..
HIesler, Chas and Amelia Thibault Feb 9 Lafontaine, Agnes Ad-
Moran, Fk and Mary Collin Mch 10 die Mch 4'75 " 13
Ilagan John and Hellen Mckinley Apr 20 Lafontain, Mary Apr 17'83 " 13
Letarte, John and Letitia Gareau May 3 Lafontain, Dora June 27 '85 ' 13
Sayers, Benj and Sophia Langevin
" S.Moinean, Beaulah Mary Mch 22 'S8 ' 15
..
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16
Thibault, John Victor
16 ..
23
.. 26
21 Bissonette, Israel
25
28
31 Fitzgerald, Mich
Dec 29 Dec 31
Aug 20 Sept 4
Bissonette, Fk
15
18
Moineau, Leonora Bella Cath
July 6 July 17 Roussel, Sophia
9 Dowdall, Cath
19 22
Lee, Mary Amanda
Aug Aug
13
17
Gagner, Esther Eva A11g 25 66
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27 Farrell, Bridget Alli-
Feb '66 Apr 16|McCormic, Peter and Marg Maher June 7 Cummings, Chas and Mary Mccarthy
17
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BAPTISMS.
Date Date
of of
Birth. Bapt.
McCormick, Mary Cor- nelia
Apr 19 Apr 29
Lafontaine, Gertrude Eva
Oct 17 '79 " 13
Langlois, James
Apr 9 May 27
Gillick, Eva Joanna
June 5 June 24
Daoust, Beatrice An- astasia " 19 24
Lafleur, Lucy Louisa Mch 15 ..
25
Manson, Anna July 15 July 20
Carpenter, Mary Agnes . 4
IQ 29
Ladoques. Thos 29 A11g I
Lalonde, Mildred Ce- celia 16
Churco, Sarah Edna
Aug 16
١١ 26
Brabant, Peter Au- gustus " 20
30
Lalonde, Chas Robert 12 Sept
2
Emond, Louis Herbert Sept 13 16
Farrell, John Emmanuel 7 23
Bouchard, Paul W111 Nov 10 Sept 23
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