The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-02-18
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Sir John Chut 'eligan, recorder ol
Cork took pie Denny street, Ira
lee, Jan. II.
Jennie FemIcll led at the residence
Of her aunt in Ma ~lIet Square, Monas-
terevan, Jan, 16 The funeral to Pass
!ands was largely attended.
Much regret was felt in Clogheen
ately when it became known that the
Rev. w. Ornond, c. c., was to be
transferred tc st. Mary's, Clonmel.
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Mrs. Mary McQuaid of Cootehill died
Ian. Z. aged so years deeply and wide
" mourned The funeral TO Middle
chapel was attended by great numbers
IF relatives and friends.
Rev. James O'Sulliean has, after four
years of missionary work at Colleen,
oeen replaced by Father Hurley, c. c.,
0rimoleague. Father O'Sullivan belongs
o the diocese of CIoyne, to which he
now returns.
The death of an old and respected
'esident of Clonmel Mr.. Patrick O'Reil-
". Upper Gladstone street, occurred
lately. Although he had attained the
dne old age of he had been in fairly
good health until the few days before
ne died
Rev. William Luby, a native of
Cashel, son of Mr.. J. J. Luby, Chicago,
was ordained priest recently by Car
sinal Gibbons at Baltimore cathedral.
He has been assigned a mission at
Green Bay, Wis. His two aunts are
members Of the order of Mercy in
America.
The profession took place recently at
The convent of the Order of the St.
Louis at Kiltimagh. County Mayo, of
Sister Mary Evangelist. The young
ady is the eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bonniville, Northampton terrace.
Donnybrook. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Most Rev. DR.. Leyster,
bishop of the diocese.
s.
The friends of Mr.. r. A. Whyte, Al
bert place, Enniskillen will be pleased
% learn that at the annual congress of
he G. A. r. held at Thurles, County
Fipperary. Jan. s. he was appointed Of
icial Handicapped to the association.
Mr. Whyte is well known in Faelic ath-
etic circles. and the confidence placed
him by the G. A. r. will meet with
universal appreciation.
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The death Of Mrs. Mccormack, wife
,f Patrick Mccormack of Dromore,
:ook place Jan. 6. The funeral was
Gery largely attended The chief
nourners were: Messrs: p McCor-
mack. husband; Andrew, James, Fran
lis J. and Daniel Mccormack, sons;
Nary A. Cassie and Ellen Mccormack,
daughters: Daniel and Francis Tray |
lor. brothers: John, Francis and Susan
rraynor and Daniel Campbell. cousins. !
Father Eardley officiated at the grave. /
The death of Mrs. Timothy Michael |
Foley. Lyre, occurred on Christmas |
Say, at the advanced age of So years |
Deceased was a member of one of the |
most respected families in North Ker- |
Y. The funeral was large and repre- /
sentative. The chief mourners were: !
Michael Foley John Foley. Timothy |
Foley ListoweT sons: Mrs. B. Calvin, /
daughter; Margaret. Bridget, Mary,
Annie. Kate and Tim Foley, grandchil-
iren.
Ennis. Kilrush, Kilkee and Ennisty-
non figure among the list of Sodalities
whose members have received an eX-
,eptional privilege from the pope. who
las sent, written with his own hand,
lis apostolic benediction and a plenary
Indulgence at the hour of death to the
5000 members of the Sodalities of the
IRISH Children Of Mary who presented
he jubilee Offering Of good, works and
in Illuminated address to him on the
q, occasion of the jubilee Of the Immacu-
ate Conception.
On Jan. II the marriage took place at
he church of SIS. Peter and Paul. Cork
IF Mr.. Denis O'Donovan. Ferndale,
Limerick, to Miss Agnes Mcnamara.
laughter OF the late Mr.. Matthew Nc
Namara. Shelbourne, Limerick. The
bridegroom is the popular representa-
live in Limerick Of Messrs. Murphy &
60. the well known Cork brewers, The
ceremony was performed, with nuptial
mass. by the Very Rev. Peter Hill, p
p. V. F.. Rosscarbery, uncle of the
bridegroom.
The funeral of Miss NJ Conway. Kan
.urk, which was of very large dimen-
'ions. took place Jan. II for the family
burial place at Kilroe- The clergymen
present. were: The Very Rev. J.. g,
canon O'Connor; the Rev. w. Lillis.
ana the Rev. E Griffin. The chief ,
nlourners were: Mr.. and Mrs. g e
Conway, parents: Messrs. Edmond and !
Denis Conway, brothers; Mrs. 3. Hef-
5ernan and Miss A. Conway, sisters; |
Messrs. P. Conway Cork; W. Conway
and E. T. Conway. Kanturk; Z. ]. Far
ell lOOdlu- anu IL ~ toillOi- CONlS-
jas; J. ]. Heffernan, brotherin-laW.
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On Dec. q, Feast of st. John the
Evangelist at the mother house of the
Order Of the Blessed Sacrament. Ro- ,
mans Drome. France, Miss Johanna :
sullivan received the white veil as q ,
member OF the community. Her name ,
n religion is Sister Marie johannes
She was educated by the nuns of the
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daughter OF Mr.. John Sullivan. ,
Grange. Knocklofty, and sister Of the ! !
Rev. Timothy Sullivan, Kenrick sem
mary, st. Louis. !
Monaghan.-Mr. William McKenna Of !
Mount Pleasant, Clones, died Dec. 80, I
aged Ga years, deeply regretted. The :
remains were taken to the Sacred !
Heart church. where they remained !
during the celebration Of mass by Rev. :
y. Gomley. After the prayers for the c
dead had been offered by the Very Rev |
Canon O'Neill. the remains were borne {
TO the new cemetery and there in {
TERED. The chief mourners were: Al ]
ice McKenna. wife; Joseph McKenna, I
brother: Joseph McPar- 7
land, Belfast. brother-in-law. {
s. f
Fermanagh.-On Jan. a great ma /
tionalist meeting under the auspices of r
the Boho branch, United Irish league, Z
was held at Boho Among those on the (
platform: Rev. Denis MeGrath Der il
lygonnelly: John CTozier. Blacklion: ]. !
r. Wray, LII. d, Enniskillen: Messrs. i
p. Duffy, p. McCuskeT. J. Carroll J. | a
AIcManus, +. Corrigan, p. Rasdale. J.
J. c. Leonard. Derrygon-
nelly; B. Mcguire. secretary North Fer
managh executive, etc. Mr.. Charles
Gallagher moved that the Rev. Father '
AInGrath do tal.n tnail. cha IN. Dnsnl,,- i i