The Irish standard., 1890-08-30
CARLOW.

CARLOW.
The death is announced Of Mrs. lay
den, wife of Mr.. John HAYDEN, OF
Maplestown. The sad event took place
on July II, after a short illness. Mrs.
HAYDEN was highly esteemed, and her
funeral. which took place on July 10Th,
was very largely attended. An Office
and Requiem High Mass were celebrat-
cd at St. Patrick's church, Rathvillv.
The remains were inferred in the family
burial lot in Rathville cemetery. May
che rest in peace.
CORK.
The announcement of the death Of
The Rev. T. r. Mcdonald, Superior Of
the Christian Brothers at Middletown,
will be learned BY macy with sincere
sorrow. The sad event took place on
July IS, at the monastery in Middleton.
Father Mcdonald was fftY-sevep years
Ct age, ,fQsty Of which were devoted to
the order Of the Christian Brothers and
she secular and religious education of
the youth OF Ireland. The last eight
years OF his life we're spent at Middle
ton, and during this period he dis
charged the duties Of Superior. Father
Mcdonald was native Of Wexford.
He originally joined the order at Water
ford when sixteen wears Of age, and
since that time has labored with the
most ardent zeal for the religious and
material advancement Of the youth
committed to his charge. Since his adj
vent to Middleton the schools there
there have acquired very creditable
reputation as educational establish
ments. Many useful alterations and ion
provements have been effected through
ais individual exertions and care. One
OF the most important reforms intro
suced vas the utilization of che Middle
ton schools to the South Kensington
department., under whose superinten-
dence and control the annual examina
lions have since been carried on at
Middleton IN the subjects of mathe-
matics. science and art. The inter
mediate and general education Of the
boys has also, under his guidance, been
carried on with the most gratifying
results, and above all the great idea and
ambition OF his life. the religious edu-
cation of his pupils. has been attended
10 with the most scrupulous care. Be-
loved and respected BY parents and
pupils, his death is universally mourned.
All the business and commercial estab-
lishmaats Of the town were heavily
suffered as a marx of respect to his
memory, but nowhere we're grief and
sorrow more deeply felt than among
tine pupils Of the schools. who ara now
enjoying the happy fruits OF his labors..
The funeral was held from the parish
chapel. On the coffin were MANY beau
tifuI floral wreaths and crosses. gifts OF
the laity and of the nuns of the Presen.
tation Convent. The church was crowd
cd. Nearly all the priests OF the sur
rounding districts attended. and the
Brothers Of the Order came from Nit
chelstown, Cork. sAdare. Carrick on
SUR, and other places. MAY he rest in
peace!
FERMANAGH.
Mr.. Jcml WraY. G. E.. borough sur
veyor OF Enniskillen. died at that place
on July le. He was highly esteemed &c \
and respected. The funeral Was held ll
on July q, and was argely attended q
GALWAY. 4.
The Re. Rev. DE-. McC ornack i. bishop B q
Of Galway. has transferred the Rev
Francis, Of BEACH, Gort, to y k q "
and the Rev. NJ. Kearns, of Kinvarla, l TO
Moycullen. ~. s. 81
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