The Irish standard., 1907-03-09
Kildare,

An old resident Of the district Of
Athy passed away on Feb. in the
person of Mr.. VIM. Manders, Cardin-
ton. He was a devout Catholic, and
on the occasion of the collection made
some time since in aid Of the funds
for the restoration and renovation Of
st. Michaers Athy, he gave a SUBJ
scription of $50. The remains Of the
deceased We're inferred in st. Michael's
Athy. OF Feb. 6. after Office and high
mass in st. Michael's, Athy.
longford.
The Rt. Rev. DR.. Hoare, Bishop
of Ardagh and Clonmacnoise, has
written to the Rev. Father Cahill, rec
tor, Ballymahon, suggesting the pro-
motion of bazaar as a means Of rails
ing a balance of $1,000 standing
against the new church of st. Mat
thews.
louth.
The Rev. r. M. Breen, o. p, who
for over five years has been a men,
ber Of the Dominican Community at
st. Malachy's, Dundalk, has been re-
moved to Cork. Father Breen during
his stay in Dundalk was most pop
ular man with all classes, and his de-
parture will be regretted by everyone
who knew him, but more particularly
by the members of the congregation
at the Friary. He is replaced by
Father Costello.
Limerick.
Miss Josephine Allison, of killaloe,
was awarded $3.50 in Dublin on Feb.
for breach of promise of marriage.
She was awarded C 400 damages on
the following Friday against the faith
er of the defendant for libel.
The office of Mr.. Fitzgerald's coal
store, on the railway premises, Knock
long, was broken into, the entrance
being effected by breaking the glass
and removing the llasp. The burglars
forced the door and carried the safe,
8 cwt. weight, for about SO yards to
with tools, which are stated to have
been stolen a week previously from
the Maypole Daily Co., it was badly
battered, but not altogether forced.
Leitrim.
The body of Bernard Reynolds, Il
native of Ballinamore, was found OH
Sunday, Feb. 3, in q part of the canal
known as the Basin" He had beel
missing since Christmas.
Monaghan.
A fashionable marriage took place
. in st. Macarten's Cathedral, Mona.
CHAN, on Tuesday, February 5, thu
bride OH the occasion being Katie, eld'
est daughter of Mr.. Philip Duffy
Rockf1eld House, Clone, and sister o
t the Rev. John Duffy, Bllendale, Nortl
Dakota. The bridegroom was Francis
Mulligan, who resides near Clone. Th'
marriage ceremony was performed b,
the Rev. Philip Mulligan, c. c., Erri
gal Trough, assisted by the Rev. Jas
McElroy, p. p, Currin, and the Rev
| Daniel Gormley, G. c., Clones. Aftel
| the ceremony had concluded the par
. ty proceeded in company with til,
, above named clergy to the Provincial
Hotel, where sumptuous dinner wal
, partaken OF and a very enjoyable
evening spent. At five O'Clock tn
lcarr1age was in waiting to convey tn
young couple to the railway station
!, whence they proceeded on their hon
s eymoon amid the heartiest good wish
3 es of their many friends for their FIJI
l ture happiness. Letters of congratu
L lation were received by the young peo
: pie from the following who regretted
5 they could not be in attendance:-Rt
I Rev. Richard Owens, d. D., Bishop o
: Clogher; Rev., F. Owens, c. c., Don
l aghmoyne; Rev. S. Mulligan and Rev
7. j. Lynch.
Meath.
1 The Rev. John J. Kelly, native O
4 County Kildare, died at Southampton
n Eng on Feb. 5. He was the brothe
S Of Mr.. Francis j. Kelly, a highly re
spected citizen of Trim, and one of it
leading merchants, and also of Mr..
= Gogarty, wife of Mr.. John Gogarty
S another esteemed citizen Of the towr
z, F'r. Kelly was we'll known in Trim
S and the news of his death at com
c parativcly early age has been hear
Q there with much regret, and grea
sympathy is felt for his relatives j
their bereavement.
n Queens.
II Mrs. Annie Costigan. wife Of M
S Martin Costigan, a well-known resi-
d dent of Mountrath, died at her lat
It residence, Coole street, on Feb. /, age
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