The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

cLARE--The concert held In xii
bahia national school on Aug. was one
OF the most successful held in West
Glare. BY reason Of The crowd WHICH
sought admlttamce it was found neees-
sary to use the boys as well as the
girls school,
A meeting Of the Tradraigha branch
OF the e. l. L. was held lately John
Lynch presiding. The following were
present ]. Haipin, Patrick O'Grady,
w. Reidy, T. Quin, Nj. Liddy, M. Bras
Sill, r. Ahern, J. Ahern, r. Doyle, j..
Higgins, r. Bourbe, j. O'Houlihan. r.
Hayes, NJ. Harmon, NJ 0'Leary. j..
O'Grady, r Murphy, NJ. Lynch, F. b,
Sweeney, J. Brennan, H. Quinllyan, j.
Freeman, treasurer, r. Mcmahon, sec
rotary. Correspondence was read from
the executive about grants for eyicted
tenants, and the secretary was ordered
to write again.
/ CORk.--The three weeks mission
conducted By the Redemptorist Fa.
theirs Roche, Collier and Mccain in the
parish church, Klnsale, was brought T.
a most successful close on sunday
4 evening, Aug 8. Missions have beer
held In the town at intervals for the
past forty-seven years. but all those
previous missions have been complete
~ eclipsed by the one Just now closed,
both as to the large numbers in ut
tendance AID to the great amount of
spiritual sGood effected. During the
three weeks the large and extensive
church, including the sanctuary. was
packed In the mornings and evenings
| by coneourses of people. Some came
from faroff distances, and several who
could not get admission from want OF
room had TO be content with staying II
the yard surrounding the church or Of
tho window sllls of the sacred ediice
The sights daily presented were. trul!
edlfylng.
A conference Of the clergy Of tn
deanery of Middleton was held lately Il
the Church Of the Most Holy Rosary a
Middleton and was presided over b.
Most Rev Or. Robert Browne, bishol
Of Cloync.
The body Of D. T. Dueean, nations
teacher, Ballydehob, drowned in Churcl
bay. Crosshayen, lately, has not beer
found The person who assisted in tn
gallant but futile attempt made at res
cue was Captain G. r. Rundell, roya
engineers, Chatham.
The remains OF the late p. r. Barr,
ext O., were removed from tile Lougl
chapel 10 the New cemetery for inter
ment Aug amid many evidences 0
regret.
Every one in DuhaIlow is acquaintc
with the Sacred Heart school Of th
Convent Of Mercy. kanturk, and til
wonderful progress II has made With
recent years. The new edifice, whic
was recently erected ut cost Of neal
ly 5000, is being every year NOR
largely patroui2ed, the sound morg
and educational training Of the pupil
, being widely ami Justly recognized.
: Recent Deaths in cork.--coMER
FORD At % Ballymucthomas, Josep
! Comerford, aged nineteen. Coz
!. LEY~on Aug. 10, at Mamatanayall,
!. Rosscarbery, Annie Coakley, sister {
! Rev. NJ. Cunningham, r. r., Leap
POWELI1--On Aug, TO- at his res
: dence, 10 Drawbrldge street, Mlcha,
/, Powell aged twenty.eight years
/ PORTEOus- On Aug. III. at Bellcvu
! Douglas road Alice Charlotte Franc,
!. rorteous. Monard, Barney. KE.
1 NEALY-On Aug II, at Mashonaglas
Katie Kenneally -.M'SwEENY-- c
y Aug. 10, at 81 Pope's quay, Hanna
J. McSwecny, formerly Of Inchlngcri
4 Drlmoleague. pHILPOTT- Oh Au
: 10, Miss Ellen Nl rhlpott. Funcri
3 from South Parish churvp. ---Col
. LlNS-At Balllnamonn, Kilmailoc
Y John Collins, at an advanced age "a
a. HARNETT-At Gurthalcen, Finn
70 kean, David Harnett, aged scvent
cr two years. I. LEE On Aug. s, at 1
70 Old Georges street, Thomas Lee. y
DRINAN--On Aug. 6, at 4 Gillabb
Of terrace. Mary Drlnan. Late OF 0oye