The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14

lately, when several amateurs lent their services
The artists included the Countess of Darnley, who
opened the proceedings with pianoforte solo, sup
! plemented by two songs.
Peter Gray farmer, was found dead near his
home at RathIeague, Marlborough, County Queens
April 10. He was aged go years and not married
Heart failure caused death
Mr. John Murray. ClonIost. Westmeath, died
March %, and Mr.. Christopher Bowling, of Rath-
owen died April 10, aged 50 years. both deeply and
widely regretted.
Miss Jane Margaret Duffy, of Castletown Geo
ghegan Westmeath received the white veil in the
Convent of Our Lady of Charity, Gloucester street.
Dublin, on April Is. Several members of the fam
lily attended the impressive ceremony.
Sir Henry Harry Bart coroner for South
County Dublin held inquest April II on the
body of Bridget Boland, found dead in her room
at 80 Mulgraye street. Kingstown on April 0.
About $500 were found in her possession, but her
relatives not known. She was 20 years of age
and is supposed to have belonged to Limerick near
Corey The deceased was in receipt of an annuity
of $50 provided for her by the late Mr.. j. Weldon
of Messrs. Maxwell d Weldon, solicitors North
Great Georges street. Dublin. She had been in
Mr., Weldon's family great many years.
Mrs. Margaret Hayes of Cornmarket Wexford
died April II, at the great age of 50 years The flu
neral to Faythe cemetery was attended by a great
number of persons.
On the night of Easter Monday the Tullow
branch of the Gaelic league visited Baltingass to
produce the play in which they were so successful
i'll Tullow. The company, whose object is most
,laudable one-that of augmenting the funds of the
Father Murphy Memoral-got through the play in
commendable manner. After the play concert
truly lrish-was provided, Ill which vocalism of a
high order was exhibited,
A Veilidh was held in the assembly rooms, Bun
doran, Donegal recently, under the auspices of the
local branch of the Gaelic league The merry max
erS kept the premises alive with their dancing of
the 'Rinnce Nor" Rnnce Pada," and Waves of
Tory" and several reels and hornpipes.
In the Catholic church, Clogher, Tyrone by the
Key d. j. Boyle, pastor assisted by the Rev. 2.
McElmeel and Rev. T. G. Connolly, cousin of the
bride. Mr.. Joseph Rogers of Fintona was married
to Miss Teresa Kennedy. daughter of Mr.. Patrick
Kennedy, merchant Clogher.
A successful concert was given recently in the
town hal. Monaghan, under the auspices of ST. Nc
Cartaps Temperance brass band The concert
opened with selection of st. McCartan's Temper
ance band under Mr.. w. fucker aSr. The boys of
the Christian schools gave four choruses in fine
style Miss Moya Turley sang kathleen Mavour-
neen' and other songs. The comic element was
represented by Mr. McSherry, Baybay. Some of
the most interesting items on the programme were
the songs and rectations of Miss Olive Berry and
the dancing of Mr.. P. McGrath.
Right Rev. DIR. Henry bishop of Down and Con
nor last fortnight visited St. Paul's Convent of
Mercy, Crumlin road, Belfast, and presided over
the ceremony of profession of two Sisters of Mercy
Sister Mary Antonio Downey and Sister Mary
Evangelist Carr The following young ladies re-
ceived the holy habit on same occason Miss Nc
Kay, Glenarm Tin religion Sister Mary Mechtlde),
Miss MsAteer, Glenarm Tin religion Sister Mary
Borgia), and Miss Kennedy Athlone Gin religion
Sister Mary. Raphael. ,
AT Antrim. in presence of large audience,
the Glenarm Dramatic club gave a splendid per-
Torrance of "Rosaeen Dhu," play written re-
Gently by John Denvir North Antrim Irishman,
editor of Denvir's Irish Monthly. The increasing
growth of'the desire to follow on Gaelic lines in
Glenam since tse inception of the language re-
vival had desirable effect in influencing the
bers of the dramatic club, with the result that an
Irish play of a high tone and bereft of vulgarism
was performed.
A meeting of the tenants on the Mcguire estate
was held in the Downshirc Arms hotel, cambridge
County Down. April IA. Mr.. George Crawford
Ballievey House, cambridge, occupied the chair
The landlords agent, Mr. Fowler, stated that the
offer made by the landlord was twenty-six and
quarter years purchase on second term rents and
twenty-five and quarter years purchase on first
term rents. The tenants decided to purchase their
holdings on these terms. Sporting rights are the
property of the tenants in future.
Several hundreds of people assembled at Dono-
gan Mullagh, Fermanagh, recently to build house
for Mr.. James Sexton residing at Rath, and who
was evicted from his holding by Mr. Richard Grit
fifth of Cheltenham, England The house has been
built within view of the old homestead, and is
substantial. The people from the surrounding dis
tricts and parishes as we'll representatives from
Kilrush, Cree. Miltonmalbay, etc, were present.
Mr.. Matt Kelly county councillor attended with
MS fife and drum band of Cree He superintendent
the work until the house completed. District
Inspector Irwin, with force of policemen, was
present. Mr.. Sexton is the father of ten children
ranging from 10 to years. Hiss annual rent is
e10 and the value So los The amount of rent due
vas two years. Now the costs have exceeded the
original claim.
On April s. at the Convent of Mercy. Ennisty-
non, Glare, the profession took place of Miss Mary
ellen Sheehan, in religion Sister Mary Agnes and
Mss Connolly in religion Sister Mary COLUMBIA
Sister Mary Agnes is daughter of the late Mr.
ames OMeehan of Queens Square, Fermoy, Cork,
nd Sister COLUMBIA a daughter of Mr. Thomas
connolly, Boherageela House. Meanus. Bruff, Lin
trek. The ceremony was performed by the Most