SANFORD TRIBUNE
Thursday, July 21, 1949
Mrs. Caroline Vermette, 68, wife of James Vermette, died Saturday at her home, 16 Boothby Avenue after a long illness.
A native of St. Romouald, Quebec, the daughter of Francis and Euphemie Gagnon Binette, she had resided here 52 years.
Mrs. Vermette was a communicant of the St. Ignatius Church and a member of the Ladies of Saint Anne Solidarity. She was also a member of Repentigny Council, St. John the Baptist Society.
Surviving are her husband; three sons, Emile, Wilfred and Lionel all of Sanford; three daughters, Mrs. Alice Provencher, Mrs. Beatrice Cormier and Mrs. Anita Liberty, Sanford; a step-daughter, Mrs. Laura Langlois, Sanford; 23 grandchildren; a g-grandchild; and a brother, Henry Binette of Sanford.
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the St. Ignatius Church. Interment took place at St. Ignatius Cemetery.
Thursday, July 21, 1949
Mrs. Caroline Vermette, 68, wife of James Vermette, died Saturday at her home, 16 Boothby Avenue after a long illness.
A native of St. Romouald, Quebec, the daughter of Francis and Euphemie Gagnon Binette, she had resided here 52 years.
Mrs. Vermette was a communicant of the St. Ignatius Church and a member of the Ladies of Saint Anne Solidarity. She was also a member of Repentigny Council, St. John the Baptist Society.
Surviving are her husband; three sons, Emile, Wilfred and Lionel all of Sanford; three daughters, Mrs. Alice Provencher, Mrs. Beatrice Cormier and Mrs. Anita Liberty, Sanford; a step-daughter, Mrs. Laura Langlois, Sanford; 23 grandchildren; a g-grandchild; and a brother, Henry Binette of Sanford.
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the St. Ignatius Church. Interment took place at St. Ignatius Cemetery.
SANFORD TRIBUNE
Thursday, July 21, 1949
Mrs. Caroline Vermette, 68, wife of James Vermette, died Saturday at her home, 16 Boothby Avenue after a long illness.
A native of St. Romouald, Quebec, the daughter of Francis and Euphemie Gagnon Binette, she had resided here 52 years.
Mrs. Vermette was a communicant of the St. Ignatius Church and a member of the Ladies of Saint Anne Solidarity. She was also a member of Repentigny Council, St. John the Baptist Society.
Surviving are her husband; three sons, Emile, Wilfred and Lionel all of Sanford; three daughters, Mrs. Alice Provencher, Mrs. Beatrice Cormier and Mrs. Anita Liberty, Sanford; a step-daughter, Mrs. Laura Langlois, Sanford; 23 grandchildren; a g-grandchild; and a brother, Henry Binette of Sanford.
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the St. Ignatius Church. Interment took place at St. Ignatius Cemetery.
Thursday, July 21, 1949
Mrs. Caroline Vermette, 68, wife of James Vermette, died Saturday at her home, 16 Boothby Avenue after a long illness.
A native of St. Romouald, Quebec, the daughter of Francis and Euphemie Gagnon Binette, she had resided here 52 years.
Mrs. Vermette was a communicant of the St. Ignatius Church and a member of the Ladies of Saint Anne Solidarity. She was also a member of Repentigny Council, St. John the Baptist Society.
Surviving are her husband; three sons, Emile, Wilfred and Lionel all of Sanford; three daughters, Mrs. Alice Provencher, Mrs. Beatrice Cormier and Mrs. Anita Liberty, Sanford; a step-daughter, Mrs. Laura Langlois, Sanford; 23 grandchildren; a g-grandchild; and a brother, Henry Binette of Sanford.
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the St. Ignatius Church. Interment took place at St. Ignatius Cemetery.
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