The Irish standard., 1905-01-21
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

Buffalo Lake, Minn.-James p.
Moore, formerly Il resident of
Grafton township, died on Deem
Der % last at the home of
his brother, L. V. Moore, at Eagle
Bend, Mimi, the cause of his death be-
ing consumption. The deceased will
be remembered by many of our readers
as il young man of sterling qualities
and pleasing personality. His death
will he lamented by the many friends
OF his boyhoWl and early manhood in
this vicinity. He was born in Green
Isle. this state. and was 30 years Of
! age.
Hudson, Wis.-AIayor o. J. Williams
has received notice of the death Of
! John Mcclure in Aberdeen, WASH, on
December 81, of diabetes. He was 40
years old, and 3: son of the late John
Mcclure of Erin, who died but few
weeks ago.
Rochester, Minn.-Worshippe at
st. Johns church gazed upon three
beautiful memorial windows Sunday,
the artistic designs in stained glass
having been placed in position during
the past week, says the Democrat. One
Another colnmelnOra ties the life of John
Conway and was given by his widow.
rf To1,
Morrison and was the gift of his fam
lily. The third was Il memorial to
Daniel Vaughan, being presented to the
| church by members of his family. Two
of the windows are placed in the sane
tuary and the other at the right above
| the side altar. \ fourth window cor
responding in design to the others is
situated above the altar toward the
north hut ii has not yet been made dis
tinctly memorial. The new windows are
but one feature of the remodeled
church. which is now in the hands Of
| the decorators. SO much care has
been exercised by the contractor, NJ.
Ictfron. that it has been possible to
hold services without interruption dur
ing all the process of reconstruction
The church will probably nc entirely
completed by Easter.
Fnribault. Minn.-AIrs. Robert Dud-
| ley nee Ann O'l:ricn. died Saturday.
January 1. ut the home of her daugh-
| tor, Mrs VIM. Gciger of Fourth street.
| She had been in poor health for some
time. but for the past four months
had been very low and her death was
hourly expected by her devoted daugh-
tiers, who constantly watched by her
bedside. The close of her beautiful
life came peacefully and quietly, like
an infant sinking to sleep. Mrs. Dud-
ley was born in Kings county, Ire
land, June 81, 1923. She was married
i'm her native town to Robert Dudley,
who died six years ago the 9th of the
present month. They came to the
United States in 1917 and resided in
Vermont until they came to this state
in 1855. Ten children were born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley, five in Vermont
and five in Minnesota, but only five
survive. They are Mrs. John Casey of
nanvers, Mimi. Mrs VIM. Gciger and
Mrs James McKcnna of this city. and
John Dudley of the town Of Erin, and
VIM. Dudley of st. Paul The funeral
occurred from the immaculate Con-
ccption church.
Butte. Mont-Thc little Catholic
church at Clancy was the scene of Il
gay gathering ut 1870 o'clock Saturday
morning, January I, when the Rev. ].
J. Callahan of this city united in mar
rage NJ. j. Sullivan of Alhambra
Springs and Miss Margaret Fenlon, sis
ter of w. c. Fcnlon, one of the propri-
ctors of the springs, and of Thomas ].
Fenlon of the State Savings bank. The
ceremony was performed with a nup-
tial mass, the music being furnished
by an orchestra from Helena. The
guests from this city included William
Scallon, p. ]. Brophy, Mrs. A.V. Corey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Walsh, Miss Mar
saret Driscoll. Miss Moran and Thom-
as and Walter Fenlon. The church
was very prettily decorated for the
occasion.
Buffalo. Minn.-John c. Nugent, ST.,
one of the Gldest residents Of Wright
courty and wall known politician in
this portion of the state, died at his
home in Buffalo early last Sunday
morning, his death terminating an ILL
ness of several days. Mr.. Nugent was
sheriff of Wright county continuously
for % years, having given up the Of
flee two years ago.
Helena, Mont.-Mrs. Mary Mahoney
died suddenly on Thursday morning of
last week Mt her home on Lawrence