The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-10

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expressed in the language of ireland
The entertainment consisted Of Ir&sl
story telling, Irish singing lgroup an,
soloi, Irish recitation. Irish dialogues
Irish dancing trsels, step and horn
pipel. piano duet lIEish airs. hant
selections. violin selections. EngiiSi
tsroup aud saloi singing. Engiiss
recitation. tambourin troupe ana sta.
drill and hoop song. aud there was
fun in plenty. 1t was marvellous tbal
the trimming of the children in such Z
varied programme could lse brought q
perfection IN SO brief a time. But Civ,
Irish genius free scope in the natural
vehicle of expression-th their native Ian
/ g'iage-and Irish youth can say "elear
the way 10 the whole world. Father
/ Doherty congratulated Father O'llui-
lin and the nuns and national teachers
of the parish on the success Of their
labors in reTivlng the Irish language
and impressed npon the parents and
children the necessity of making prac-
teal use In their homes of whatever
knowledge of Irish they possessed.
/ DoWN.--on July 3 the annual synod
OF the priests Of Dromore diocese was
held in the cathedral. Newry. High
mass was said in presence of Most
Rev. Or. 0'Neiil, bishop of the diocese.
eelebrant: Rev. ID. Y. OIIagan. deacon;
Rev. Father Grant, subdeacon; Rev.
4 Father Doyle master of ceremonies:
Rev. ]. Carlin. administrator There
I was a large attendance Of the clergy
men. The conference was held. after
which the priests went on their annual
retreat Mt Violet Ill college
t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS held its
| first feis Ce3Il in the town hall. Ennis
killen lately and the Initial effort was
a success. There were numerous en-
tries and the public appreciation was
shown by the large assembly. The
Judges were Signor Esposifo, publiu:
Royal Irish Academy, ana Robert
O'Dwyef. DUblin. In the senior piano
forte competition the winners we're:
Miss Lee Cockings, Reiturhet FIRST:
Miss Maud yclmbles. C10kst6wn. sec
end; Miss Aiuricl Martin. pungaunou.
third. Miss 0venden, Eanlsklllen.
gained the FIRST prize for senior violin.
In the pignlforte duet (seniorsl, Miss
+. Dundas and Miss Y. Hunter, Ennis
killen, We're first. and fl pianoforte
Qunior), Miss Violet Hunter and Miss
Il. Mercer were first. W. T.. TrlmAlc.
Enniskillen. was successful in the bass
solo competition. In the soprano solo
class, Miss Lily Bailey, Castlchlancy,
was first: Miss Dundas, Ennisklllen.
second, and Mrs. Mcguire. Enniskillen.
third. In the class for solo singing hi
Irish The first and second prizes went
to Miss Agnes Drum and Miss Mary
Gordon, both Of the Convent Of Mercy.
Enniskillen. and the third to Master j.
Carney, Presentation Brothers schools.
Ennisklllen
A. G. Hope Johnstoae and G. w.
brown, lately on visit to q. III.
Maude Of Lenashnn Park, Ennlskiien.
had an unpleasant experience Oh
Tough Erne. They went ont iii Il row
boat for the purpose Of exploring ard
taking photographs of sea gulls. found
In thousands "a the Gun rock, twelve
miles from Enniakillen. iii lower Tough
Erae. The island stands 4 foot ahoYe
the level 1T The lake Oil The approach
of the men t5 the island the galls rose.
and, Ill their hurry ID obtain good
picture, they forgot to secure the boat.
which drifted away. MIR. Brown SWAN
after It, but was unable to reach the
craft, and returned to tile rock ex-
hapsted They endeavored TO attract
the attention % the people on the main
lana by hosting a handkerchief ana
shouting, but these proved unarailing.
They set about making themselves as
comfortable for tho night as they
could They lighted 4 fire. cooked 4
gull, and they also erected a hut wifi,
twigs and branches. In the evening
their boat was discovered by workneu
in the employment Of VT. Morrison of
Legnameltpgue, who, although they
could distinctly hear the shouts OF the
men. were unable to locate them.
Early on the following morning Mr..
Morrison had information conveyed Id
the Iryinestown police. who pnt OFF
for the rock IN the boat which had
been washed ashore. hut IT was 80
much damaged hy the rocks that II
was unseaw6rthy and they had to re-
turn In the meantime. Mr.. Keys OF
fegnameltegHe Ind observed flag or
distress, rowed to The rock ana rescued
the mon from their unpleasant situa-
ton \ ear was procured ana Messrs.
Hope=Johnatone and Brown proceeded
to Enfiiskillan and OH to I.eraahan
Park, none The worae FOR their singh
lar and unpleasant adventure 81
Tough Ernp-
TYRoNE.--cardinal Loeue opened On
July Y che great bazaar organized hy
the Right Rev. Dean Byine, DUNCAN
non, IN aid Of the new schools fer the
Presentation Brothers ana the fund fot
the building OF a Catholic hail III chat
town Of fhe Volunteers.
The general meeting Of the 81 Lau
renee branch !. NJ H., Brother Michael
Gavin, q H. r. =. c., in the chair. A.
sisted by Brother Thomas Gavin, y. n.
H., lately ia F'lntona. John Nj. VIII.
iiamS of Legatigglc anu Peter AIclrine
m Blackboard We're initiated. The fol-
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