The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-11-30
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

Rochester, A1nn.--Monday morning O.
last week, at st. Bridget's church, oc
Cured the marriage of Miss Julia Two
hey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Timoth,
Iwohcy, to Mr.. John Delaney Of Ches
ter, Rev. Father Condron officiating
at the close Of the ceremony the bridal
party ana friends returned to the home
OF the brides parents. where a recep
ton was held, the immediate friends
and relatives being present The young
couple will reside near Eyota ON the
groom's farm, where they will 90 ac-
companied by the best wishes of their
many friends for long and prosperous
welded life. At the same time the De-
laney-Twohey wedding was being cele-
brated, two other young people were
being bound in the golden bonds of
matrimony. These were Thomas Nc
Coy and Miss Sarah Fogarty. They
We're attended by Michael O'Neil and
Miss Anna Fogarty, a cousin of the
bride. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. s. Condron. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Coy have many friends in the southern
part of the county, all of whom will ex-
tend congratulations.
Belle Plaine. Minn.-Mrs. Fanny
Bancroft, wife of M. q. Bancroft,
passed away Sunday morning, Nov. II,
at the home Of her foster parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. Callahan. Deceased was
but "a years and 8 months old. She
leaves a young husband with one child,
n girl about ~ years old. The funeral
procession from the residence to the
Church Of the Sacred Heart was one
Of the largest seen here for some time,
many from the surrounding country and
towns being present. After requiem
high mass and n funeral sermon by
Rev. Father Kennedy, the remains
were followed to their last resting place
in Fair Lawn cemetery.
West Duluth, Minn.-The st. An
thony Charitable association, composed
Of ladies Of st. James church, have Or
ganized for the winters work and elect
ed the following officers: Mrs. r. J.
Lynch, president; Mrs. Edward Dor
medy, secretary; Mrs. D. J. Keefe, pro-
moter. The board Of supervisors con-
sists of the ladies named and Mrs. JOS
eph Doe, Mrs. u. Masse, Mrs. Joseph
Goneau and Miss Margaret Galway.
The first meeting of thesscnson was held
last Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Lynch.
Graceville, Minn.-Sunday, November
II, will long be remembered in Grace
vile as a red-letter day in her annals.
The occasion was the saying of his first
mass by Father Fahey. All his friends,
from far and near, were present, and
the spacious church was, for the first
time, taxed to its limit. Rev. John L.
Dolphin, president of st. Thomas col
lege, was deacon, and Mr.. Busch, of
st. Paul's seminary, acted as sub-dea-
con. Father O'Brlen was assistant
priest. Father Haupt had seat in the
sanctuary and Father Gauvereau was at
the evening service. Father Byrne, of
st. Patrick's church, st. Paul, preached
n very eloquent sermon on the dignity
of the priesthood. He explained the office
of the priesthood, and told of the learn
ing and the sanctity that should accom-
pany that Office. A banquet was given
at the Fahey residence to the numerous
friends Of the young priest; and, at it's
close, purse was presented by the peo-
pie Of this vicinity to Father Fahey.
Valley City, N. D.-Father Patrick
Haley, who had been visiting his sister,
Mrs. M. Naughton, Of Matteson, since
the early part Of September, died
Wednesday evening, Nov 10. The de-
ceased was 80 years and 8 months of
age and a native Of Ontario. Father
Haley was operated on for appendicitis
at Guelph hospital last March. and the
operation was apparently not entirely
successful, as he had suffered from n
stomach trouble since that time. He
came to visit his sister to secure rest
and a change Of climate and for several
weeks he gained in strength and health,
after which a relapse came and he
sank gradually. His father, Cormick
Haley, prosperous farmer Of Arthur,
Ont, and sister, Miss Kate Haley, were
with Him during his last illness. Fa-
Their Haley was a priest for about ~
years and prior to his illness was In
charge Of large and prosperous parish
at Macton, Ont. His body was taken to
his old home at Arthur for burial.
Glencoe. Minn-James 8. Boylan and
Miss Nellie A. Murphy, were married
at st. PatrIck's church. Birch Cooley.
on Wednesday, Nov. 81, in the presence
Of large number Of friends Of the
young couple. The bride is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Denis Murphy, of
North Fork, near Bird Island, and the