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Died.

In Paris. April %. James Robinson. aged So
In South Paris, April "a, william c. Libby,
aged S. years. =.
In Bethel. April q , Mrs. Rebeccs Carter, aged
In Greenwood. April "a. Willard Herrick, aged
II years. months, days.
In Mechanic Falls, April a, Ludelphus w.
In LocKe's Mills. April ls, Charles Judkius,
aged about IS years.
In Harbor, April 8, Luella. wife Of Alison
Kneeland.
Mrs. Herbert Moulton, aged Ii months, 8 days.
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Notice..

To the subscribers to the mortgage of
the Mason Manufacturing Co.:
There will be meeting Monday night,
April 80, 1905, at 7:30 at the Assessors
Office, for the purpose of choosing trus-
tees and making necessary arrangements.
Per order of the COMMITTEES:
w. j. WHEELER.
n. G. ELDER.
A. W. WALKER.
ARTHUR E. FORBES.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF MAINE.
District Of Maine,
County Of Cumberland, s..
I, Charles Collins, make solemn oath that am
Treasurer of HannafOrd Bros. Co., one OF the
creditors above named. and that am
duly authorized to sign the foregoing petition In
Its behalf, and for ard In Its behalf DO nereOy
make solemn oath that the statements contained
in the foregoing petition subscribed by II, are
true, according 70 my best Information and
belief
Subscribed and sworn to by said Charles Col
Inns, before me, this 18th day Of April, A. d.
GEORGE C. WHEELER,
~ Notary Public
Seal.
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Totals, =.
BRIDGTON H. 8.
Score by Innings.

his . / % 9 Q KS
Bridgton H. S.,--a S-H
Jrish 4. Struck out, BY Titcomb, by Sumner 8,
by Irish 4 Left on bases. p. Il. 8. s; Bridstou
II. 8. 8. Double play. Titcomb 20 Stowell: Firsi
base on errors, p. II. So; B. II. S.o. Hit by
pitched ball, by Titcomb 1; BY Sumner /; BY
Irish 8. Umpire, Cole.
The South Paris Grammar School team
went to the Hill Thursday afternoon and
defeated the Paris Hill Grammar School
team by score Of 20 to 10.
At the high school grounds Thursday
forenoon q team made up from the
sophomores and freshmen defeated {
team made up from the seniors and
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Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our thanks to all
our neighbors and friends who have
showed us much kindness during the
sickness and death of our mother.
Fl. W. CHASE.
GEORGE o. CHASE AND FAMILY.
Paris, Maine,
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
C-.rr or MATSE

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF MAISE.
District Of Maine,
County of Cumberland. 80.
l, Arthur Gauthier make solemn oath that l
am member Of the copartnership OF Gauthier
Brothers, one Of the petltioning creditors above
named, and for and In behalf OF said Gauthler
contained In the foregoing petition subscribed by
said Gauthier Brothers. are true, according 70
nv best information and belief.
ARTHUR GAUTHIER.
Subscribe and sworn TO by said Arthur J.
Gauthier. before me, this eighteenth Jay OF April
A. d. 1905.
Before me.
ARETAS Z. STEARNS.
Seal:
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Starr mr. MAINE

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF MAINE.
Di: trict Of Maine,
County Of Cumberland IS.
], Clarence A. Weston, make solemn oath that
am President of c. A. Weston Company. one
o! the petitioning creditors above named. and
that am duly authorized to Sign the foregoing
petiton in It's behalf, and for and in its behalf do
hereby make solemn oath that the statements
contained in the foregoing petition subscribed by
Il, are true, according TO my best Information
and belief. ,
Subscribed and sworn to by said Clarence A.
Weston, before me, this 18th day Of April, A.
GEOR iE c. WHEELER.
Notary Public.
Seal.
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East Oxford Local Union.

The annual meeting of the East Oxford
Local Union of Y. P. S. c. Z. will DO
held with the Congregational Society at
Mechanic Falls, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Nav SO.
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Mr.. Waite Withdraws from Contest.

l wish to thank the Republicans Of
Oxford county for the support and in
terest they have given me in my canvass
for the Office of county commissioner,
but now conditions are such that 1t is
impossible for me to be candidate be-
fore the convention. hereby withdraw
my name as a candidate.
w. w. WAITE.
n;xfald Anvil Ok ,Oe
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Iwish to express how deeply I appre-
ciate the kind sympathy and help re-
ceived at the time Of the fire. All those
who had dressmaking at my house will
find me at Is Park Street.
Miss j. B. SKILLINGs.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF MAINE.
District Of Maine,
County of Cumberland. IS.
I. Alpheus T. Simpson, make solemn oath that
I am Treasurer Of II. 8. Melcher Co., one Of the
petitioning creditors above named. and that am
duly authorized to sign the foregoing petition In
Its behalf and for and In Its behalf do hereby
make solemn oath that the statements contained
in the foregoing petition subscribed by Il, are
true, according to my best information and be.
ALPHEUS T. SIMPSON.
Subscribed and sworn to by said Alpheus I.
simpson, before me, this 10Th day Of April, A. D..
1906.
Notary Public.
! Seal.
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Moth.r GRAY. Sweet Powder, for Children,

Moth5r uTdys oWte0 TUWueTs IUI VHI'uIeHj
Successfully use by Mother Gray, nurse in the
Children's Home in New York. Cure Feverish
ness, Rad Stomach, Teething Disorders: move
and regulate the Bowels and Destroy Worms
Over 80. O0O testimonials They nerer fail. At all
druggists, CSC. Sample FREE. Address, Allen
s. Olmsted, lie Roy, n. Y.
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Of April, 1906 hled herein for IN adjudication Of
bankruptcy against Frank Savickis, Otherwise
called Frank Sauicikis, Frank eovicikis, and
Frank savicikis. and It appears therefrom that
said bankrupt II not now within the district, that
he II not now q resi- ent within said district and
that he now has NO dwelling house or usual place
Of abode within said district, and that personal
service cannot be msde on him therein; now. on
motion OF Albert 8. woodman, Eco, attorney
for said petitioners,
and subpoena thereon be made by publishing
this order together with said petition and sub
pens, In the Oxford Democrat. newspaper
published at soath Paris. in said district. once
week for two consecutive weeks. the last OF such
publications TO be made on the Ssh day OF May,
1905.
Witness, the HON. CLARENCE HALE. Judge Of
said Court. and the seal thereof, at
Portland, In said District, this a4th
LIS. day Of APsiI; A; D; 1893; 49, c,.
true copy Of petition. subpoena, and order Of
court.
t@i Clerk.
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SUBPOENA TO ALLEGED BANKRUPT.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

SUBPOENA TO ALLEGED BANKRUPT.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
DISTRICT OF MAINE.
To Frank Sawickis, otherwise called Frank
sauicikis, Frank sovicikis, and Frank Savici-
ks. Of Rumford, In said district, greeting:
For certain causes offered before the District
Court of the United States Of America within
and for the District Of Maine, as court OF bank.
ruptcy, We command and strictly enjoin you
layin9 ali others matters aside and notwith.
standing any excuse, thst you personally ap'
pear before our said District Court to be holden
AZ Portland. in said district. on the 18th day OF
NAV. A. d. 1908. st 10 A. Y TO answer to peti.
ton aled BY Shaw. Hammond 4 Carney. q: I s.
Melcher Co., c. A. Weston Co.. Hannaford BROS
Co. and Gauthier Bros, In our said Court, pray.
ing that you may be adIudgsd . bankrupt; AM! and
District Court shall consider in this behalf. And
this you are In no wise to omit, under the palms
and penalties of what NAV befall thereon.
Witness, the HON. CLARENCE HALE. Judge OF
said Court, and the seal thereof, at
49,, Portland, this Gath day OF April, 4.
@ JAMES &. HEwEY. Clerk.
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Earned runs. Hebron 8; Rsdclife3. Two-bsse-
hits. McShane, Lowell. Curtis. Three-base-h!ts.
Dew olfc, iiunnewell. First base on balls. OH
McShane 8. Struck out, by Mcshane s; by Mac
Panhandle Left on bases. Radcliffe L. Hebron a.
Double plays, Gardner. stanwooi. McClintocs.
First base on errors. Radcliffe 3; Hebron o.
Iimnlr. Shaw. Scorer, Thayer.
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by l.
the fire the morning of April both
striking
mill
MILL which
hill
hard The
houew burned do notsh this
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Ask for Aliens Foot Ease, A Powder
II makes walking easy. Cures Corns, Bunions, In
growing Nails, Swollen and Sweating feet. At
all druggists and shoe stores. 25c. Don't accept
any substitute. Sample FREE. Address Allen
s. Olmsted. LIE Roy, MY.
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Found.

In South Paris village, wallet
containing a sum of money. Owner
can recover same by proving prop
erty and paying for this advertise
ment. Address, Box 3o7, Norway,
Maine.
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S5lO 81

f,t.N hAsr
AND your petitloners iurtnet Iepresen. .nas
SAID bankrupt IS inso'ens, s'as nc 10 NV mass
Garner nor person engassa 1n ,Sa, rI,h,n tons
or tne uage Oh tns soil anu o, ma s M na,,,.on
months next preceding thc uate Vi ,nis Pe.i'..on'
and within four months next preSeuthe lne uas Z
OF ihe hlng OF THIS petltlon' sali oankrup. wiz
insolvent committed divers acts OF oanKrnptcy'
"a follows: a.,
!. In that heretofore, to wit. at divers times
within four month, tprec"dingth the date OF th's
petition and within four months next preceding
the date Of the fling OF this petition, saia oanK,
rupt. while ms olvent. and while indebed u san
pei!tioning creditors, who are unsecured efeni-
tors, and TO divers other unsecureu erelnors'
made divers payments 10 divers ahsecureu
creditors. wh4,e names are ank or"r 10 o,bnr
petitioners win ln.eh. 10 p.es ot .he ~, rsdr
to whop payment was mate as ai9res s;h;r torr
mo, ,bs newt nrpceiing the ,Iatc OF this petition
aud within four IN Dnlhs next preceding the date
of the filing Of this petition. with intent 70
hinder, delay or defrauf his creditors. withheld
and concealed portion of property then owned
by him. TO Wit, a sum of money, the amount Of
which IL net known to your petitioners.
Your petitioners further represent that said
BANKRUPT has absconded from the State and
District of Maine; that he is net now within said
District Of Maine; that h, has no dwelling house
or usual place of abode within said District, and
siding or where he can be found at the present
time,
wherefore your petitioners pray that service
said bapErupt "a proyi led in the Acts of Con.
g sas relating to bankruptcy: and that he may
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NOTICE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
nIaTRYcT or MAINE


In the District Court Of the United States for tn
District Of Maine.
In the matter of
FRANK sAWICKIs, other.
wise known a. Frank Saul
cikis. Frank Sovicikis. and
Frank Savicikis, recently Of In Bankruptcy
Rumford, In the County Of
Oxford and State and Dis
trict Of Maine,
Bankrupt
To the Honorable Clarence Hale, Judge Of tht
District Court of the United States for thu
District Of Maine:
Shaw, Hammond q Carney. q copartnershiE
composed of Malcolm 2. Hammond and Fessen
Of Cumberland and State Of Maine; H. 8. Mel
cher Co.. q corporation Incorporated by and
under the laws Of the State Of Maine, and located
at said Portland. whose Treasurer. duly author
lied to sign this petition In Its behalf 10 Alpheui
T. Simpson. Of said Portland; c. A: Weston
Company, Q corporation incorporated BY and
under the laws Of the State OF Maine, and located
at said Portland, whose President, dply author,
ence 4. Weston, Of said Portland; Hannaford
Bros Co., q corporation Incorporated by and
under the laws Of the State Of Maine, and located
at said Portland, whose Treasurer, duly author.
iz.d to sign this petition In It's behalf. 10 Charles
Collins Of said Portland; and Gauthier Brothers,
q copartnership composed Of Arthur Gauthier
and Joseph Gauthier, both Of RumfOrd In the
County OF OXFORD and State Of Maine, respect.
fully chow:
That Frank sawIckis. otherwise known as
Frank sauicikls. otherwise Known as Frank
Soyic,ki,, otherwise known as Frank Sayicikis,
recently Of Rumford 10 the County Of Oxford
and State and District Of Maine, has for the
greater portion of six months next preceding
the date Of the filing Of this petition. resided and
had his domicile and carried on the business OF
retail dealer in groceries. provisions and other
goods, wares and merchandise at Rumford Falls,
n said Rumford, and owes debts to the amount
of One Thousand Dollars.
That your pet TONERS are creditors OF said
bankrupt having provable Gains amounting In
the aggregate in excess Of securities held by them
to the sum Of Five Hundred Dollars.
That the nature and amount OF your petition
ers' claims, all of which are unsecured, are as
follows:
Name. Nature OF claim. Amounts.
Shaw, Hammond & Carney, account
for merchandise sold and deliver
ed by said Shaw, Hammond
Carney to said bankrupt, since
April Is, 1905, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Interest on said account to April
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score was as follows
HEBRON.
RADCLIFFE.

Totals. --..---ss 10 Is :
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Vice President-Mrs. T. s. Barnes
Secretasy-Mrs. Z. A. Taylor.
Treasurer-Nrs. =. b. Clark.
Executive Committee-Mlss Susie n. Wheeler,
Mrs. ID. VI. Stewart. Mrs. II. +. Wilson.
Literary Director-Mrs. A. e. heeler, As
sistant-Mrs ". A. Morton.
Press Reporter-Miss Maud Douglass.
The business for the year was closed up,
and il was voted to renew the subscrip-
tons for those magazines for the read
ing room which expire during the sum
mer. 1t was also decided that each
member of the club should earn dollar
for the reading room before the meet
ings begin in the fall After the bust
ness meeting very nice lunch was serv-
ed in the dining room to the twenty-one
members of the club present, and a
social hour was enjoyed before leaving
for home.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
The Irish in America.

In very interesting summary of the
role being played by the Irish in Amer
lea the Philadelphia Record saws:
In the light of the phenomenal role
which the Irish play in America the
five million original settlers and des-
cendants have made the most of their
numbers in The New World AS it is.
they represent a population today
greater than that OF the whole United
States at the beginning Of the CEN
tury: and have taken the bulk of the
Inhabitants from Ireland to this side,
leaving a minority which in the i'll
tensity of the struggle forced upon Il,
will drift here for decade with undi-
minishing rate.
mo page of history reveals a migrd-
tios so stupendous. The figures are as
tonshing.. From 1910 to 1860 not fewer
than TWO millions of Irish immigrants
crossed the ocean to settle in the United
States; from 1860 TO 1880 an additional
million made fresh start in life in
the great republic over the seas and
from 1880 to the present time another
million was added to our population.
Since 1860 the average has been half
million decade.
The twelve agricultural states. rep
resented by Ohio. Indiana. Michigan.
IllLOlS, Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa.
Minnesota, Kansas. Nebraska. North
and South Dakotas, contain one-fourth n
of the five millions OF the portion
settled in the North Atlantic States but
one-fifth are on farms; but this ten
dency TO crowd into the towns disap-
pears when the surroundings are agri-
cultural, as is shown by the large per
centage-over 50-of those who have
taken to farming in the twelve agri-
cultural states above mentioned.
1t is only because the bulk of the
Irish in American are not in the midst
of farming districts that they are less
an agricultural people than the other
immigrant elements added to the popu-
lation. They have found an outlet for
their energies in the congested dis
tricts, and their wonderfully adaptive
natures have allowed them easily to
enter upon The industries of the people
among whom they were thrown.
1T is in the eastern states that the
Irish promise 10 ultimately constitute
q majority Of the population. This Is
already the case III three New England
states and in maEy New England
cities In New York City they are
barely behind the Germans, and also
slightly so in Chicago.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
Dublin.

:. The DEATH occurred at Aberdeen
fae+land. suddenly on Oct. 1. of the
--llight Rev. Monsignor Gerard M5iloy
rector Of the Dublin Catholic univer.
sitv. The distinguished priest and sci.
enlist, who was found dead in bed. was
one of the delegates to the Aberdeen
university celebrations. and was the
guest of Mr.. James Hutcheson, man.
ager Of the North of Scotland bank.
Mrs. Isabella Young of Rose cottage
Chapeligod, was found drowned in the
Grand canal on Sept. Z.
Mrs. Jane Ann Campbell, wife OF
Henry Campbell, city clerk of Dublin
who is a well known nationalist and at
one time was intimately associated with
the late Charles Stewart Parnell. died
at astle-On-Tyne Eng, on Oct. 9.
Messrs. T. NJ. Kettle. NJ P. and Rich
ard Hazleton NJ. p. left Ki4Ssbridge
for the United States on Oct. IL. They
received hearty send-off from their
admirers.
The pope on oct. 6 received Rev.
Brother Whitty Of Dublin. the general
Of Christian Brothers. and cordially
congratulated him on the societys sue
cessful work
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
Great Nations Destroyed by Drink.

The great empires Of antiquity might
still have been fiourishing but for
certain destructive agencies cherished
within their own bosoms. Babylon
was conquered not so much by the
arms of the Medes end Persians as
by drunkenness and revelry. Had it
not been for the dabauchery of her
king and princes. and the general
effeminancy OF her people, she might
long have reared her lofty brow
among the nations with her hanging
gardens and fair palaces the admira-
ton and delight of ali beholders. Per-
sia fell not so much the energy and
valor Of the Greek armies as by the
drunkenness Of her kings and people.
Had it not been for this, that wonder
full people might still have been power
in the world. Greece in her turn fell,
not so much by her prowess of the
Roman arms as by her own discord and
effeminacy. Save for this, Athens. in
art, science and manners, might still
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
Westmeath.

A marriage of Irish interest on Oct,
4, was that of Lady Emily Nugent,
daughter of the late Earl and Count
ess of Wesmeath, and sister of the
present peer, to Major Humphreys, r
H. A. which took place at St. Mary S
Catholic church, Cadogan square. Lon
don, England. The Rev Father Kelly
of st. Mary's church. performed tho
ceremony. assisted by the Rev w
Morgan, and the Earl of Westmeatl
gave his sister away There was only
one bridesmaid, Miss Humphreys, sis
ter of the bridegroom. and Captain
Houston, r. H. A, acted as grooms-
man. Only a few relatives and friends
were present at the ceremony. which
was kept as quiet as possible owing
10 the recent death of the Countess o.
Westmeath. mother Of the bride
Mrs. Lee. wNI~a-s postmistress at Cas-
teltown- has reached the remarkable
age of 107 years, with mental and ply
sical faculties unimpaired
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
Galway.

Most Rev. DR.. Healy. archbishop of
Iuam, presided at the recent annual
distribution of prizes at St. Jarlath's
college, Tuam. in presence of a large
attendance of clergy. The report, read
by Very Rev. DR.. Higgins, stated that
sixty-eight students were at the inter
mediate, Of which fifty passed. The
percentage of passes for all Ireland was
62.S. while for the college it was 81. 4.
In the total number of distinctions OBJ
tanned St Jarlath's held this year the
eighth place amongst all the interme-
date schools in Ireland, Catholic and
Protestant, and amongst the diocesan
colleges was none before it.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
Tipperary.

On Oct. the death occurred at Ne
nagh of Mr. T. B. Holmes, ]. P, st.
David's. He was we'll known in sport
ing circles as the owner of ''Tipperary
Boy" which won the Galway Plate
three years in succession.
Miss May Kennedy, eldest daughter
Of Mr.. James Kennedy Lisduff house
Eglish, Borrisokane. has been received
into the Order of the Sisters of the Sa-
cred Heart of Jesus and Mary at the
convent, Chigwell, England. Miss Ken
nedy has taken the name of Sister
Flora
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
Latest Irish News


Mr.. James Johnston J. p of Bel
fast, an Ulster Protestant, a Presby-
terian elder, and a staunch nationalist,
Gied recently to the sorrow of thousands
of all classes and creeds.
There is much regret at the death OF
Mr.. James Steuart Cory. (which oc-
CURED. on Oct. al his residence Will
mar, Cadogan Park Belfast. He was
the principal of the well known firm Of
mineral water manufacturers and. con
tracted typhoid fever about six weeks
previous to his death.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
Derry.

Mr.. James Mccain. a well-to-do
farmer of Drumreighland, near Lima
vady, was found dead in bed on Oct. IL.
Deceased, who resided with a niece.
was unmarried, and was about 40 years
of age. On the previous day he had
been carting hay and was apparently
in good health.
At the recent Derry revision Mr.
Lynch, K. c., reserved judgment on the
claim of Very Rev. DIR. O'Kane. pres
ident of st. Columb's college, and seven
professors, who claimed as inhabitant
householders in respect of their rooms
at the college.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
Glare

At the recent Intermediate eXamina-
tions, Miss Nora Sullivan. MiltoWnmal-
bay, obtained first place in Ireland in
The senior grade, an exhibition of $40,
a German prize of SO, three book
prizes Of "a each. and two medals This
talented young lady is scarcely Il years
Of age.
The late Mr.. Daniel O'Day of the
Standard Oil trust executive, who died
recently in France. named his beauti-
ful county seat at AllenRurst, n j.,
"Kildysart." after the place of his
birth.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
Kildare.

The members of the Irish Hierarchy
assembled at Maynooth on Oct. for
their annual meeting. The prelates CON
tinued in session until five O'Clock, ard
again met on the following Sunday.
On both occasions they We're engaged
IN discussing matters ina connection
with Maynooth college. His Emmence
Cardinal Logue. Archbishop of Ar
magh. presided. and there We're also
present the Archbishop of Tuam fthe
Most Rev. d. Healy), and the Bishops
Of Clonfert (Rt Rev Dr. O'Dca)
Cloyne CRt Rev. Thomas BrowneD. and
Ferns (RU Rev. James BroWne).
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03

Miss Katharine Fitzpatrick, daughter
of Mr.. John Fitzpatrick, coach factory,
The Lawn, Belturbet. died on Sept. 20,
80 the sorrow of the entire district.
Mr.. Frank Farley of Manchester,
Eng, whose recent death Irish nation
elists the world over are lamenting,
was the son of an evicted tenant of
Virginia. Mr. Farley visited the home
of his parents about two years ago.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
Cork.

A Celtic cross has been erected over
the grave Of the late Canon Hegarty,
p. p, within the grounds of Carrigna-
var chapel. 1t rises about fifteen feet
high, and is beautifully moulded and
panelled, the panels being filled in with
raised Celtic interlaced ornament.
At a meeting held in Cork on Oct. 5,
sn honor of Charles Stewart Parnell,
Mr.. Augustine Roche said that next
year a movement would be started in
Cork to erect monument to the great
parliamentary leader