The Irish standard., 1907-06-08
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Waverly, Minn.-On Monday morn
ing, May 81, Mrs. John T. Barrett
passed away in this village. During
the morning she had been feeling quite
well, and her friends had every as
surance that she would arise from her
bed of sickness in few days strong
and we'll. but sudden change came
and in a few minutes she quietly and
peacefully passed to her eternal re-
ward. Mrs. John T. Barrett was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James Kelly
of this village. and came here with her
parents from Canada twenty-four
years ago and lived here since. with
the exception of FIVE years. which was
spent in Superior, Duluth and Tacoma,
Wash She was educated in the Sis
tiers school here and was a teacher of
superior ability. She was united in
marriage to John T. Barrett. August
s, 1906, and their future looked bright
and promising. On May 25th a baby
girl arrived and two days later death
came into the home and took the
mother from the family circle. The
funeral occurred from Saint Mary's
church and was one of the largest ever
held here. Father Lucey, the pastor,
paid high tribute to her memory.
Deceased leaves beside her husband
and baby girl her aged parents. Mr.
and Mrs. James Kelly Of this village,
the sisters, Margaret and Rose of Du-
luth. and Marie of Waverly and four
brothers, James and Thomas of Su
perior, Wis; William of Tacoma
Wash, and Patrick A Kelly Of st.
Paul.
Rochester. Minn.-A very quiet we'd
ding took place at st. Johns church
Tuesday morning, May %. The con-
tracing parties were Vincent w. Ken
nedy and Miss Martha Donahue. Rev
Father Riordan read the service. Mr.
and Mrs. Kennedy will reside at 205
East Central street.
Morris. Minn.-John Byrne and r
H. Grace, formerly of Morris. left on
Saturday of last week for New York
from which place they expected to
sail Tuesday for their respective homes
and other points in Ireland. John has
not been back to his native home
since leaving there at twenty years OF
age, and the many changes that have
taken place in the time that he has
been away will make the trip very
interesting one. He expects to be gone
about three months, says the Sun OF
May 90.
Helena, Mont.-The Catholic diocese
of Helena has taken title to ten acres
OF land in Kenwood for the House O.
the Good Shepherd in Montana, ant
work on the new 100000 laundry build
ing will soon begin. Title was passed
to Bishop Carroll. Bishop Carol
states that new Catholic high schoo
building will soon be erected here, ant
that it is hoped that work will com.
mence this year OH the projected
Catholic cathedral. Bishop Carroll also
plans to locate big Catholic college
at Helena, which will have splendid
buildings and a; course as advanced az
any college in the country
Anaconda, Mont.-The funeral of the
late John O'Neil was held from the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. Et
OBren, on Mample street. with re.
QUEEN high mass at st. Peters church
The casket was covered with many
beautiful floral tributes and the church
was filled with men and women who
had known him during his long life
time in this city. Interment was made
the train leaving Anaconda at 1926
O'clock Mrs. O'Neill, the bereavet
widow, was unable to come to thi:
city with the funeral party from Ia
coma, and her son, James O'Nell, re-
manned with her. The pallbearer.
were: Owen ONeill, Patrick Walsh
IL. y. L ICIiIIllllSs OOScpIl MCSdhSly, -
]. Mallory and Martin Corrigan.
Butte, Mont.-Mrs. P. r. Kelley
president of the bazaar association
and those who aided her. are deserv
ing Of the greatest praise for the worl
they did. Their efforts did much t.
assure the success of the bazaar. TIL,
Sacred Heart fair was one of the mos
pleasing ever held in Butte It's ar
rangements We're perfect and the wa,
its various departments were looked
after could not have been surpassed
Rev. Father Carr. Father Leshner ant
Father Moran of Sacred Heart churcl
expressed themselves as great,
pleased with the result of the bazaar
Waseca, Minn.-Mr. Owen Byrne
one of the very early settlers Of Will
ton, in this county, died at his resi-
dence in Wilton on Thursday, May %