The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-02-25

old inhabitant of Borrisokane. jan. IS
were laid in their last resting place
The deceased had seen his Tooth birth.
day several months ago.
The death of Mr.. John Dorr. Mantun
occurred at the extraordinary age OF
Sc years, deeply regretted
.
Meath.-Miss Mary Dunno of John
street, Kells, died Jan. IS, aged 2S
years; deeply regretted. Great num-
bers attended the interment in DuIane.
s.
Mrs. O'Keeffe, Allen street, Cappo-
quin, died Jan. il at the the traordin-
airy age Of 80 years: deeply regretted by
her relatives and friends. The funeral
to Green Affane was numerously at
tended.
Louth.-Mr. Owen O'Gorman of Lin
enhall street, Dundalz, and formerly of
Bohernamore, Ardee, died Jan. 16
deeply regretted. Funeral to Louth
cemetery numerously attended.
Mr.. James Reilly Oristown. died
Jan u, deeply regretted. An Office and
High Mass were celebrated in the par
ish church. after which the furneral
left for Donaghpatrick. Requiem ser
vices and funeral were numerously at
tended.
On Jan. % Olive Rose Eleanor Mad
den, daughter Of NJ. p. Madden. Bor-
risokane, was received into the Order
of Mercy, Carysfort Park Convent
Blackrock. Dublin.
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WaterfOrd.-Mr r. r. Cherry. for
merly of William street, Waterford,
has been selected by the Liberals of
the Exchange Division of Liverpool, as
their candidate for parliament at COM
ing general elections. He is g lawyer
Of great eminence. Home Rule for
Ireland and Free Trade are the two
great issues with him; he will stand for
both.
Tipperary.-A large portion of Mich
olastown Castle. between Clonmel and
Cahir. close TO the residence Of Mr.. |
Thomas Heating. was blown down |
during the recent gale. Fortunately no |
damage was caused by the fall of the !
huge mass Of masonry. A terrific gale |
of wind was blowing at the time.
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Down.-The Very Rev j. O'Brien.
p. p. VT, Banbridge, has been created
a domestic brelate, with the title of
MOnsignor, by His Holiness the Pope,
on the recommendation of the Most
Rev. Dr.. O'Neill. Lord Bishop of Dro-
more.
Fermanagh.-The friends of Mr.. R.
A. Whyte. Albert Terrace, EnniskilIen,
viii he plea sed to learn that at the L
annual congress of the G. A. A, held
lately at Thurles. County Tipperary. he
WAS appointed official handicapper TO
the association.
"a -. /,
William Carey were removed from his .
residence to the parish church. Tallow.
The cortege was the largest and most |
representative ever seen in Tallow. On {
the coffin was borne to the
grave. The clergy attending were: !
Rev. Father Meagher. Tallow: Rev. I
Father Murphy, Tallow; Very Rev. P.
Beecher, Maynooth. The chief mourn !
ers were NJ. Carey, son; Mrs. O'Keefe. =
O'Keefe nephew; DR.. O'Keefe son-in-
law, Simon Mount; Mr.. and Miss 3
o O'Brien. J
Cavan.-The death of James Daily. n
Of Farthadreen, Bailliebrough. oc-
Cured on Dec. II, at Geraldine square. T
South Brown street, Dublin; deeply re G
gretted. The remains were taken by 1
rail to Kells, thence to AIaybologne for T
liAtl lltllIs lit luIlEld al AdS dlADIiuth i
by relatives and friends. a
The death of Mr.. ]. P. O'Reilly, c. i
2, NJ. r. /. A. took place at Park d
avenue. Sandym0uht.> Dublin, Jan. 6. |
Mr.. OReilly was a native of Cavan, one
If a family to which Devin Reilly, of
Forty Eight fame. belonged. His de- &
Mise is deeply and widely mourned. j
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n.-, 1,.-.,-- 1,.1Ys.szt-.11. Al -. -
S; deeply regretted. Solemn Requiem l.
lass was celebrated at CIonmore. at
which the following clergy We're pres :,
mt: Rev. T. Monahan, p. p. Hacket- n
town. Rev. Father Busher, Kilveny; =
rev. Father Rossiter, Kilaveny; Rev. !,
Y. Byrne, Cionmore; Rev. T. Norris, -
'lonmore.
On Jan. 10 a months mind was cele- 6
rated in Ballinameen Catholic church h
or the soul of the late Rev. P. A Kel-
y. Summerhill Athlone. Most Rev. te
~ Clancy. Bishop Of Elphin. presided. as
he officiating clergymen We're: Rev. =
Gallagher Bulldogne. celebrant: u
.ev. NJ. Brennan. Looly, deacon: Rev. =, -
Keane Ballinagare, sub-deacon; -
.ev. DR.. Kielty. President Sligo Col 81
.ee. master of ceremonies: Very Rev. iH
anon Foley. Ballinameen. and Very
ev. Canon Sloane, Drumeliffe, chant %
rs. '"
At st. Patricls church, Scranton, Se
a, Christmas daz,occurred the cele- e.
ration of the first mass of Rev. Pat
ok j. Durl1an. son Of Professor Pat Re
OK T. Durham He was ordained by
light Rev. Bishop Hoban. Father Dur II
an is son of Professor f. T. Dur Il
an. formerly of Swinford. and nephew H.
Mr. John Durkan. VI. q. ". r., agent
winford. and cousin to Mrs. John of
ynes, Main street. Castlebar.
Rev. Denis O'Harra. parish priest of b
iltimagh. reports the people in his
stricts and those in the neighborhood oil
) being in very serious condition,
I'd in want OF assistance Immediately eli
be failure of the crops this year and
e SLOW work OF the congested districts
ard have caused this deplorable con-
ton.
Mrs Mary Ellen McGlone, Carrow n,
eel Dromard died Jan. 6. The fu- IN
raj on Sunday 10 the Dromard burial Mi
ound was one of the largest seen in pa
e district for some time. Friends mr.
ID sympathizers from all the sur Fr
unding parishes attended, Dromard, IN,
Allisodure, Skreen. Collooney. Killo- br+
n and Cloonacool being represented. WI
az. Father Healy officiated th,
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a most impressive ceremony took
ace at the Ursuline convent. st. Jo- un
ph's. Sligo. on Jan. is, when Miss lii
ne Cogan OF kuockarea. Sligo, in re- ne
ion Sister Mary Catherine, pro- civ
unced her vows. The ceremony was be
rformed by Most Rev. Dr. Clancy.
sisted by the Very Rev Canon Harte {
d Rev. ). McDermott, ST. Mary's, Sill an