The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-08-03
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Died-July 8, at his residence. Bal
lima. Robert Anderson, aged 10 years
July 4. at 1.-The residence of his grand
mother, Altamount street. Wesport
George Henry Scales aged 10 years -
June 10. at Adelaide Hospital. Dublin
Samuel, third son of the late SamIc
Wilson. Carrowbeg. Newport. aged g
years.-June 81. Thos. Warde Main
, street. Castelar,, aged 80 years.-June
30, DR., Brennan. for IS years dispen-
ssry doctor in Charlestown.
Straide Abbey-the scene Of the pill
grimage which took place on June 30
to the grave of Michael Davitt-is one
of the Oldest Dominican foundations in
Ireland. and owes its origin to the
munificence of Stephen d-Exeter Jordan
in 1858. The Abbey church was re-
stored in 135. After the dissolution OF
the monasteries. it was leased to James
Barnewall in 1888. The Dominican
Friars managed to live in the vicinity
almost uninterruptedly and there Were
Father Patrick D. Kelly, o. P, the
last of the friars of Straide. passed
away in 1859. Many distinguished &C.
clesiastics and laymen lie buried in
Straide, among the latter being Count
Mdnus O'Donnell, who died in 1898
fine altar-tomb from the ruined Alb
hey church now serves as an altar in
the parish church, whittier it was re-
moved in 1871.
Monaghan.
Died-June 90, Thomas Lee. grocer
Gransha, Clones.-June 81. Mrs. Anne
Greenan, Ballytrian. aged 100 years.
June 90, James Quinn. Ballybay. aged
AZ years.-June %. William McKerna
Dublin street Mona ghan.-June n
Patrick Barley, Old Cross Square
Monaghan.
Sligo.
Alderman Bernard Collier, j. P, ex-
NJ. p. High Sheriff of County Sligo
died on July 5 at Gregg House. Sligo
from an attack of heart failure. De-
ceased was a. member of Parliament
in 1891. three times Mayor of Sligo
was formerly chairman Of the Sligo
Harbor Commissioners. and was the
o1Ho 80
of Guardians. Only few weeks age
he was presented with an address and
entertained to banquet by the Cor
poration, in recognition of his public
services.
Tipperary.
In Tipperary on Sunday, June 30
the sum of 200 was collected at the
parish church gates towards the Par
liamentary Fund. This is claimed &c
be the best collection in Ireland for a
single parish.
Married-On 26th inst. by the Rev
P. DOGGY, C. c., at SIS. Peter ant
Paul's. Clonmel. Patrick j. Fennel
manager for Messrs. Upton and Co.
at Athlone). son of Patrick Fennell
Brista. East. Cooraclare. Co. Glare
to Mary J. (Polly). eldest daughter
Of the late Mounted Sergeant John
Carroll. r. l. c., Clonmel.-On the
26th inst. with Nuptial Mass. at the
Abbey. Roscrea. by the Rev. J. Byrn"
c. c.. Cashel. cousin Of the bride. as
sisted by Rev. P. Murphy, c. c., Tip
perary, and the Rev. Father Joachim
c. NJ. Tipperary. Mathew Rahelly
merchant. Main street. Tipperary. tc
Molly" O'Dwyer. daughter of the late
Edmond ODwyer. Ransha.
Waterford.
At the Oratory. Brompton. the mar
riage took place recently of Mr.. j. W
Rivallon de la Poer, eldest son of Mr.
de la Poer, Of Gurteen lie Poer. County
Waterford. and Miss Muriel Best
daughter of Captain the Hon. R. r
Best. late Grenadier Guards. ant
cousin Of Lord Wynford. The cere.
mony was conducted by the Rev
Father Crewes. assisted by the Rev
Father Boniface and the Rev. Father
Stanlisaus st. John. S. ].
Died-July 5. Mrs. Margaret Power
Stephen street, Waterford.-July 2
Patrick French. Main street. CarricS
June 80. Mrs. Margaret Hay, Hen
rietta street. waterford.-June 30, Mis-:
Josephine Elves. Mass Lane, Cappo-
quin, aged "a years.