The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-05-17

treasurer: Thomas Reilly, secretary j
Crosby, assistant secretary. The FOL
lowing were appointed to attend eXecu-
tive meetings for the ensuing year: T
O'Reilly, ]. Traynor, T. O,Reilly, +
Cassidy NJ. Leavy, P. o'Reilly.
Father O'NeiI, o. S. F., of the abbey
church, Galway City, has left this city
for Wexford. During many years in
Galway Father O'Neill made friends
who now deeply regret his leaving the
historic and truly Irish city of Gal
way.
The death of Mr.. James R. Considine,
late principal of Clegheen Male Nation
al school, occurred on March p, deeply
regretted.
Irish stained glass industry should
have good field for increase in Ire
land. a country that is continually
raising numbers of magnificent
churches. the great majority of which
are churches erected by the Catholics.
new window of this kind, and of
Irish manufacture, has just been
placed in st. Marys church, Clonmle,
to the memory of the late Rev. 7.
! O'Connell, by his relatives. 1t is a
| splendid work of art, which is highly
creditable to the firm in Youghal,
County Cork, that made it.
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Miss Kate Wallace, daughter of
James Wallace, William street, Linn
erick, was recently professed a reli-
gious of the Presentation Order in the
convent, Thurles, County Tiperary.
taking the title of Sister NJ. Angela.
Amongst the friends were: j. Wallace,
Esq; the Misses Wallace, Mr.. and Miss
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tional bank, Templemore; ]. P. Wal
lace.
Intelligence of a remarkable case of
death has reached Tralee from Brosna
on April 15. Thomas Cahill, farmer,
| and his wife, each aged IS, who had
lived very happily since their marriage,
expired on Sunday previous, simultane-
ously, death being due to natural
causes. Both were inferred side by
side at Brosna graveyard, the funeral
cortege being of large dimensions.
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The London Gazette in April an
nounced the appointment of Mr.. James
Boyle to be steward and bailiff of the
Manor of Northstead, England, thus
causing a vacancy in the parliament
tary representation of West Donegal
for which Mr. Boyle was elected unop
posed as a nationalist at the general
election, 1900.
Mrs John Barry, Portnason, died in
Dublin, April 8. She had gone to Dub
lin to have an operation performed,
but failed to rally after it. She had
not been. married long On receipt of
the sad Glews Mr.. Barry proceeded to
Dublin and brought the remains home.
arriving in Ballyshannon on Thursday
night. The requiem services and fun
eral were very numerously attended.
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Cardinal Logue received into the Or
der of Saint Louis at Middletown con-
vent, April 10, Miss Annie Blackall of
Killard, Doonbeg, County Clare. Her
religious title is Sister Mary Gabriel
Joseph. The cardinal assisted by the
Rev. NJ. Quinn, Adm, and the Rev. I.
Mcfarland, Middletown, officiated in
the presence of a large number of the
friends of the newly -professed. and of
the clergy from the many parishes of
the archdiocese. Among those present
were His Eminence Cardinal Logue,
Rev. P. McRory, Middletown; Rev. F.
McKenna, Donagh; Rev. j. Grimes,
Beragh; Rev. E. Mcguire, Tyholland;
Rev. P. Corr, Ballymacnab; Rev. P.
Fox. Tullyallen; Rev. w. ]. Booth,
Aughnacloy; Rev. NJ. Quinn, Adm, Ar
magh; Rev. P. Valley, eKady; Rev. J.
Mcdonnell, Ready; Rev. DR.. Loughran,
Dromintee; Rev. B. O'Connor, Porta-
down; Rev. F. eKrr, Portadown; Rev.
P. McElkenny, BallygaWley; Rev. j. P.
O'Neill, Donaghmore; Rev. j. Duffy,
Termonfeckin; Rev. NJ. Quinn, Bally-
macnab; Rev. P. Mackin, Ballymacnab;
Rev. Joseph A. McOscar, Caledon: Rev.
J. Quinn. Knockbridge: Rev. Thomas
Mcfarland, Middletown.
Mr.. R. H. Measures, just received
into the Catholic church by Father
Paul Lynch, Eastbourne, London, is
head of the great engineering firm of
Measures, Ltd. 1t is owing TO Mr..
Measures munificence that Catholics
have the magnificent church of the
English martyrs. Streatham, and the
new church now in course of erection
at Walworth is being built by him. His
son, Father Measures, is on the Wal
worth mission
TIL pope has honored the Rev. P. A.
Sheehan of DoneraiIe, County Cork.
Ireland, author of my New Curate"
and Luke Delmege," who has received
the degree of doctor of divinity direct
from Pope Leo. The venerable pontiff
has also sent him, through the Most
Rev. DR.. Browne. bishop of Cloyne, a
medal, in recognition of his
services to Catholic literature.
The Rev. B. Mccarthy of Inniscarra,
County Cork, Ireland. Celtic scholar
or great prominence and distinction, has
been honored by Pope Leo XIII with
the degree of doctor of divinity. His
Ofr for
his introduction to the Annals of UI-
ster,' which he was appointed to edit
by the government last year. are
marked by great erudition and accur-
acy.
The remains OF Mr.. John O'Brien,
whose journalistic career was begun on
the reportorial staff of the Cork Txam-
iner. were removed from the South Par
lsh church for interment in st. Josephs
Cork. on March 13 The Of
clergy were: The Rev. ]. A. /
DAILY, st. Finnbar's East, and the Rev.
Thomas Murray, chaplain south infirm-
ary. Amongst those who attended the |
funeral were: T. O'Brien Gather of the !
deceased), James G. Crosbie. George /
Crosbie, B. L.; NJ. B. O'Neill, E. Tuohy. !
r. o. a. Dawson, ]. A. Bradley. NJ. ]. |
Walsh. Vincent ]. Murray, George ]. |
DAILY, George Barrett Edward Horni- /
brook, D. McGrath, e. Power. Frank |
Dillon, James ]. McCabe, LIB; Will !
lam Dinan, Patrick Cahill, Thomas !
Barker, B. Kelleher, Joseph Sullivan. !
R. Warren, James Sullivan, ]. Gala |
CHER. j. Walsh, J. F. Ring, ]. Hen /
messy, John Hornibrook, c. P. Walsh.
Miss Nora Buckley of the Castle
Newmarket. was professed a religious
IF the Presentation Order of the Cas-
-leisland convent lately Venerable
Archdeacon O'Leary, pastor, offfciated
Among the friends present We're: Mrs