The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-02-18

the mission in the parish of SIS. Michael
and John. He was fifteen years in the
parish and passed from there TO Wick
low town. In October 1903, he was ap-
pointed parish priest of Valleymount,
and a few months later was given pas
toral charge of Aughrim. His death is
deeply regretted by relatives and
friends in Ireland, in America and in
Austria,
On Jan. 6, the Christmas holidays in
Dungiven were brought to close by
!. the annual reunion in st. Patricls
| schools. This is an event of social en-
joyment always hailed with eagerness
by ALL especially the young people and
| the lively interest which they take in
| it to make it pass off successfully, to-
! gether with the increasing numbers at
! every assembly, prove what a popular
social function it has become. Unde,'
the supervision of Mr.. James Deeny,
the same committee that were in charge
| in former years, viz. John Morris, Her.
ry Deeny. J. j. McEeigh, p. McLaugh-
| lin, James Cassidy Peter Bradley, John
| Deeny and Master H. Casey-were
! again deputed to have all necessary ar
rangements carried out. Mr.. Joseph
! O'Neill gave Sentenced to Death :
! and Eileen Alannah;'' Miss Maggie
I
1.-The Pride of Luggamore.''
On Jan il requiem office and mass
were offered in SIS. Petr and Paul s
church for the repose OF the soul of the
late P. O'Reilly, Upper Gladstone
street, Clonnel The Rev. William
| Ryan. celebrant. In the choir: Very
Rev. Dean Mcdonnell, Very Rev. Canon
Flavin, Rev. P. DOGGY and. Rev. J..
Maher. On Sunday morning the re-
mains were removed from SIS. Peter
and Paul's to the station and conveyed
by train to Tipperary for the family
burial place, fitzpatrick, where inter
ment took place The chief mourner5
were: Patrick O'Reilly. station master,
Gort: John O'Reilly, station master,
Carrick NJ. O'Reilly, nephews; William
Patrick and John Power. r. Egan, rela-
tives; Mrs. Kearns, Mary and Kate
O'Reilly. Mrs. Patrick O'Reilly, Mrs.
John O'Reilly.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mac
Clancy, Miltown- -Malbay. was one of
the most imposing seen in the district
for many years. The late prayers were
said at the family vault, Kilfarboy, by
Rev. j. j. Hogan. assisted by Rev. Z.
Kinnerk. Previous to the FUNERAL there
was a solemn office and requiem mass
on Jan. s. celebrant Rev. FIR. Kingston;
decon. Rev. E. J. Scanlan; subdeacon,
Rev. J. }. Hogan: master of ceremonies,
Rev. FIR. Kennedy and Rev. Fr. Kin
nerll. The chief mournera included
Andrew MacClancy, James MacClancy,
Patrick MacClancy. sons: Mrs. Bridget
Green, daughter; P. ]. MacClancy, j.
B. MacClancy. Daniel MacClancy,
Michael MacClancy, j. MacClancy.
Maria MacClancy, Dan Green, Pat
Green. D. A. Clancy, A. ]. Clancy, P.
Clancy. D. P. Clancy, P. NJ. Clancy |
Mary A Clancy, B. A. Clancy and |
Catherine Clacy, grandchildren.
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Carlow.-A fine concert was held /
lately in the National School. Tullow. |
The pupils of the Monastery organized |
the entertainment, the proceeds of |
the National School. The music was |
rendered in fine style. the following |
forming the orchestra: Piano. r. T. /
Doyle; violins, Messrs. E. Hutton. P. !
j. Doyle. W. Roche and E. Peppard: |
cornet. j. Hutton; flies, Messrs. NJ.
and NJ. Canning. The con-
cert progremme was opened by a Sc
lection from Faust" and Irish dance
music. The school choir, consisting of
twenty boys, sang the 'Wearin' of the
Green" Miss Mollie Abbott CTullow). |
"Rich and Rare" and THE Bay of
Dublin A duet, What Are the Wild
Waves Saying" by Misses Roche and
Taylor. Ballyconnell followed. J.
Brophy. The Irish Emigrant.'' and
The Vests Asleep A three-hand
reli. by the Misses Green and Dagan
and Master j. Lynch, Castledermot
rvn1l /
When Shall the Day Break in Erin"
Many other items were rendered in ex-
eellent style. They were very patriotic
in character, The event closed with all
singing Let Erin Remember
On Jan. is, in the beautiful porachial
church, Aughrim, in the presence of an
immense congregation OF his sorrowing
friends and parishioners, the funeral
obsequies of the Very Rev. B. Duffy,
pastor, were celebrated. The large
number of his priests who, notwith-
the inclemency of the morn
ms, journeyed from distant parts of
he archdiocese to take part in the
bore ample testimony to
he esteem in which he was held. The
solemn office. followed by high mass,
commenced at IL o'clock, the Very Rev
Father Dunphy presiding. The chant
ers were: The Rev Clara O'Brien,
county Wexford, and the
Rev. Father O'Brien, Rathdrum. Cele-
1rant OF high mass. Rev w Field,
ireenane; deason, Rev. W. Dempsey.
)voca; subdeacon, Rev. NJ. Coogan.
Arklow. In the choir were the Very
Rev. Father Dunphy. Arklow: Very
Rev. W. Dunphy, Barndarrig: Very
Rev. T. StaDleS RathdrlIrn. Very Rev !
y Farrelly, Ashford; Very Rev. W.
3ossiter, Killaveney; Very Rev. NJ
Wash, Castledermot; Rev. ]. Grimley.I
It. Michans. Dublin: Very Rev. T.
:. Cowan, Blessington; Very Rev j.
tafberry, Wicklow; Very Rev. L.
)'Bryne. Ovoca; Rev. T. McEnerney.
ADM, City quay, Dublin: Rev. B. Rey-
Iolds, Fairview, Dublin; Rev. w. {
}yrnes, Mas; Rev. j. Manning. Ark {
ow: Rev. F. Morrissey, Castletown: ! {
Rev. T. Keogh, Ballymore; Rev. J. ]
Dempsey, Ovoca; Rev. F. Flood, Ovoca: {
Rev. w. Field, Greenane: Rev. w.
)'Brien, Rathdrum; Rev Glare
)Brien, Castletown; Rev. Philip DOYLE.
Annacurra: Rev. j. Hickey, Arklow: &
Rev. w. Butler. Kilbride; Rev. T. !
sashee. Tinshely; Rev Philip Duffy.
t. Mary's seminary, diocese of Ar I
agh, brother. etc, etc Among the
atty We're: John and Felix Duffy,
'avan, brothers; the Misses Duky.
'avan. sisters; Francis O'Farren.
.ong-ord, brother-in-law: John Mas c
erson, Rathgar, cousin; Mr. and Mrs. /
;. O'Connor. Dublin; Mr.. and Mrs. w. /
Osborne. Ballynocken House, Blessing
on; ]. NJ. Carroll, Wicklow. etc. etc. c
alter the absolution the q
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