The Irish standard., 1906-05-26

town postman. with very handsome
golden chased marble clock. on the oe-
casinn of his marriage. which took
S0th.
Meath
The funeral nf Mother Rosalie of
tne Lnretto Convent Navan. was crle
brated on April -. the Rev. MonSig-
nor Gaughran presiding at the solemn
office. The deceased nun WAS born in
the daughter of the late Mr.. rhonus
White OF Jamess street SHE had
been in religion ~ years. the greater
part of which she filled the reSpon-
Sihle position OF mistress of schools.
and the brilliant record of L"rettu.
Nsvan. in the Intermediate and other
aud earnestly she discharged the duties
of her office.
Miss Lucy Adelaide Winter. of .\s
her. County Meath. who died on the
22nu ut Jamu,ry last left personal eS-
tate valued at G6.146. The tcStator
left two shares in the Midland Great
Agher Church.
Monaghan.
MIR. John DRren. one OF the nnSt
popular men in CaStleblayney. WAS
| married Oh April "A. To Miss EriSid
Hughes. eldest daughter nf Mr.. Pat
rick Hughes. boot merchant. Armagh.
cathedral. Rev. Father Dunno "iliriat
/ ing. IN the evening the happy couple
travelled tn Dublin on their honey
moon.
Roscommon.
On May . the police at RuSculnu,on
arrested {, travelling bookseller NAMED
Joseph Croglnn. also known under tue
nunes of Common and C"ghlan. on I,
charge of obtaining under false pre-
CO tn CO. His stall and effects We're
ais" taken in charge by the c"nstab
ulary. He was subsequently brought
before Mr.. Brown. f. NJ. and evidence
Mas given To show that he had. by
means uf kilograms and letters t" i'cr-
SONS in M"hi! County Leitrim). Dub
lin, md h.,,, ,,1.l
from II considerable. number nj pe''-
pie.
Tipperary.
MIR. George Langley has sold his
state ut Cnldbrnnk. Thurles. contain
ing 1000 acres, To his tenants. the term.
being 2ll. years on non judicial rents
Tyrone.
The death. the other day Of George
Fletcher. of Hillary. Pnnerny. ut Til.
great age of us years, will render i
of Interest, to record the fact that lhi.
grand old man. with two other patri
archs. aged respectively "a and 81. las
January Went IT, the polling booth Il
l.asl Tyrone election to vote for Mr.
Dnngan. the National candidate. wh'
won the election by the splerdi'
ENERGY and organization of the Nj,
tionalis, party in the division. although
on the register there was Il l'ninnis
I ma nrity against hinl-?9M per cen
of The Nationalist vote was recorded
} aud the remaining !. per cent WAS &c
, counted for
Great regret is expressed in the dis
trirt over the death of MIR. Thom,
Stewart. of Church street. Dr"nlort
which occurred ON April -. Durin
his life he wis popular With everyun
t with whom he came in contact. an,
i more especially with all his towns
men, He WAS always charitable t.
4 amy worthy cause. and his funria
t which took place ON April %. W.,
largely attended by I'LL the people "
: the town. as we'll as his many friend
from the surrounding parishes
The ceremony of Profession too
place in the Church of the Convent f,
: our Lady of Charity. Gloucester stree
: Dublin. on April 26. Right Rev. Mon
Signnr G'Dunrel. V. c.. officiating. Th
n"vices who took their vows We're Sis
ter Mary Duffy. daughter of Mr.. Mich
nlaS Duffy. caSlletown Geoghegun. G,
: WcStmcath. and Sister Mary Walsh
daughter OF MI. Thomas Walsh. Eaily
Norccn Murrnc Co. Limerick
Wexford.
MIR. oliver H. Sheppard is engage
upon Il monument to be erecter
l.uiSrnrthy to the memory of Futhe
John Murphy OF '!S fame. 1t is
representing Il priest. who points I'll
way with uutStretched hand to a YOU,
who holds Il pike handle on which
flag is fixed. The casting for this sta,
ne and tor the Mangan Memorial. wht
he is also at Work on. will be done
BRUSSELS. as there is II" Irish firm, VIII
cam undertake this work
i, A Vicious Teaching.
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