the College of St Joseph at Memramcook, N.B. [see Camille Lefebvre*]. He graduated in 1867 and went on to study theology at

studies for a few months. She returned to the school in La Prairie in 1850. Having heard from her youthful neighbour Camille Lefebvre* that

LEFEBVRE, EUGÈNE (Charles-Pierre-Eugène), Roman Catholic priest, Jesuit, and missionary; b. 12 Dec. 1854 in Saint-Guillaume

operetta was called “brilliant” by La Presse, which even spoke of a “triumphal success,” and it was revived the following year on 19 May, this time with Thérèse Lefebvre. Baritone Lionel

Lefebvre* for Moncton, N.B., in 1913. On 1 Oct. 1914, following the unveiling of the statue of Edward VII by the governor general of Canada at Carré Phillips in Montreal, with a huge crowd in