Daily Times Moncton, NB
Wednesday, March 5th, 1930 pg 7
Honore D. Cormier St. Joseph, March 3 -
Honore D. Cormier, a highly esteemed resident of St. Joseph, and for many years a well known school teacher, died yesterday at his home after a long illness. The funeral will take place at St. Thomas Church here tomorrow morning. Mr. Cormier was born at Cormier's Cove 83 years ago, a son of the late David and Henriette (Leger) Cormier, one of the leading residents of the parish of Dorchester,. Surviving are four sons, David, of the Maritime Penitentiary staff, Ovide, at home, Leonide, of C.N.R., Moncton, and Hypolite Cormier of the United States. Two daughters, Mrs. Labian Cormier of Cormier's Cove and one a Sister of Charity; four brothers, Rev. Father A. D. Cormier of Shediac, Samuel of Cormier's Cove, Marcel, of Memramcook and David, retired C.N.R., employe, Shediac, Rev. Sister Margaret of Hotel Dieu, Montreal the oldest Acadian nun in Canada, is a sister. Ref. Father Albert V. Landry, of Adamsville is a nephew, as was the late Hon. Dr. David V. Landry of Buctouche, Rev. Sister Adelaide of Ste. Anne Convent, Shediac is a niece, Hon. C. M. Leger of Memramcook is a first cousin.