The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-21

s+vl;sblv dressed vorno man. a stranger, hurled
piece of rock IN the window, where le"eilS "e1
played. Snatching up number OF watcnes' chaiii9
and bracelets, he walked to laneWay ieaolhg TO
Condnit lane and disanpeared. Police were soon
on the scene but failed to locate the miscreant'
In the Convent of Mercy Ennistynon, Latch" the
profession took place of Miss Connolly lln reilgion
Sister Mary Colnmba). daughter of the late Mr.
Thomas Connolly, Boherageela House Meanus
Bruf The ceremony was performed by the Most
Rev. DR.. Mccormack, Bishop OF Galway ana ALL
maoduagh,
Sister Alphonsus of the Briridine convent, Tul-
low, County Carlow, died April s. The deceased
was native of County Waterford, and belonged
to fine old family famous for the number of chill
dren it gave to the church. Her death at an early
age caused mourning among all her friends.
The members of the Tuam branch Of the Gaelic
league gave dramatic entertainments IN Irish on
the nights of April u and 10. The pieces are
named "The Wedding" and "That Gossoon o
Nine" All'the persons who had parts on the stage
acquitted themselves in good style.
The marriage was solemnized April y, at
st. MichaePs church, Ballinasloe. Galway, by the
Rev. T. j. Joyce, ADM of Mr. John Concannon to
Miss Mary Caffey sister of the late Mr. T. Claffey.
The bazar and drawing of prizes to assist the
of the Presentation convent, Galway, in their
laudable work of providing increased and up-to-
date improvements in the schools and convent I'M
der the of the good religious, will be held on
Aug. / next.
A meeting of the tenants on the estate of A.
n. Comyn, Ballinderrv. was held April 4. Father
Coghlan, pastor Aughrim and Kiconnell, an
nounced from the altar on Easter Sunday that he
would meet the tenants following day in the male
national school, Kilconnell. He met them. Mr..
Kelly, Ballyglass, asked him had he Gather Cogh-
LAM the landlords permission to meet the tenants,
to which he replied that he had the agents CDr.
Comyn). The reverend gentleman explained that
Mr.. Comyn would sell only to the tenants of Up
per Ballyglass but that he would sell the remaining
portion later they we're "congested." This
caused great confusion, and many shouted to the
of Bayglass: "Will you now buy, who at all
times fought under the national banner, and leave
the other tenants in bondage foreverl" To which
the Balygfass men replied that they would not buy,
and proposed the following resolution: 'Resolved
That we, the Upper Balvpass tenants, will not pur
chase our holdings until Ballinderry Lower, Bally
glass, and Loughill tenants get increase in their
holdings, and all purchases on same terms.
Rt Rev. Dr. Ludden, bishop of Syracuse. New
York, will pay visit to his native parish, Castle
bar, County Mayo, in June. He will be the guest of
Rev. Canon Lyons, the parish priest of Castlebar
His reception should be red letter portion in the
history of that ancient and historic town.
Mrs. William O'Brien's new book, "Under
Croagh Patrick" will be published by Mr.. John
Long. 1t is the result of her residence during the
past twelve years in the romantic country on the
seaboard of Connacht Her husband, Mr. William
O'Brien, who has given up his seat in parliament
and withdrawn from public life, is writing his
elections of the past quarter of century. They
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