The Irish standard., 1908-09-05
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irg two Of which he filled the office Of
mayor, Aid. Marshall Tillie, D. L.. is
retiring from the Derry Corporation.
louth.
The death Is announced Of Miss
Norah Monahan, which took place at
the residence of her father, Mr.. TIM
othy Monahan, Gallowstown. De-
ceased, who was only is years Of age.
was a great favorite throughout the
district, and much sympathy is felt
for her parents in the sad bereavement.
Mayo.
The death of Mis-. Margaret Doris,
which occurred 1T her residence.
James Street. westrort, the other day,
occasions deep regret and sympathy
amongst wide circle of friends ana
relatives. Deceased came of a We'll
known and respected Mayo family. AMI
was beloved by all for her many noble
and amiable qualities. She was the
wife Of Robert Doris, and mother of
William Doris, J. F., and P. ]. Doris,
proprietor Of the Mayo News" The
funeral took place on Thursday morn-
ing from Aughavale. after Requiem
Mass in westport
Mr.. M. j. Sheridan the champion
discus thrower has visited his father,
Mr.. Martin Sheridan, R. D. c., Bohila,
~winford. where he has many friends,
End on his arriva! he received great
ovation, the local braEs band and a
large crowd welcoming him at the sta
ion.
Meath.
When the Trim Rural Council met
as inspector at $4z5 year under tie
.0airies Order, 1908, 1t was. found that
no applaction hat; been sent in. TIL,
Council decided to re-advertise and TO
Increase the sala.y.
On July 2sth an interesting ceremony
took place at the Convent Of Mercy,
Trim. when Miss Bridget Delany, Sec
ond daughter Of Mr.. William Delany,
Of Glashare, County Kilkenny, was rs-
ceived into the Order. The pretty
.hape: attached to the Convent was
beautifully decorated for the solernn
occasion. Mass was celebrated by the
Very Rev. M. Woods, p. p, v. F., WHO
was assisted by the Rev. Patrick Ca"
.ey, c c.
Two large excursion parties from
Carlow and Mpuntmellick, visit, /
Bray recently. The first party COM
rrised 500 members Of the Sacred
Heart Society, Ca'low, and was in
charge Of Father CORY, P. p. while
the Mountmellick contingent numbered
about 300. The excurs!onists spent a
most enjoyable day.
Mr. r. e. Odlum. Maryborough, was
one Of the principal prize winners at
the Show of flowers and vegetables
held in Dublin OH Wednesday, under
the combined auspices Of the Royal
Horticultural Society and National
Sweet Pea Society.
Tipperar>.
The funeral Of R.v. ]. Tuohy, p. r.,
.Anacarthy, was very largely attended
by clergy and laity from the surround
ing districts. Canon Ryan, p. p, Tip-
perary, was the csJebrant of the Re-
QUEEN Mass.
The Rev. John Toohey, p. p, Ana
earthly and Donoh:l'. was taken sud-
denly Ill at his 7. sidence. where he
died about an hour afterwards. His
turat. Father Walshe, arrived in time
10 administer the last Sacraments.
Deceased, who was Of hne physiqu..
and had always enjoyed robust health.
was an intimate friend Of the Most
Rev. DR.. Fennelly. Archbishop uf
Cashel.
Tyrone.
Most Rev. DR.. Owens, Lord Bishop
Of Clogher, has appointed Rev. ].
oConnor. C. c., Rtlleek, to the ONCE
of Parish Priest
Waterford.
The remains OF Sister Mary Joseph
'ta. Ursuline Convent. Waterford. were
inferred on Aug. j, in the cemetery
attached to the Convent. after Solemn
office and Requiem Mass. The prayers
ut the sraveside we're recited by TIE
Aost Rev. DR.. Slieehan, Bishop of
Waterford and Lismore, who was at
tended by Canon Flynn. Passage East.
and Father Walshe. Ballybricken
Westmeath.
The funeral took place recently Of
Mr.. Patrick GaviRan. Tyrrellspass,
we'll known Nationalist. who took
foremost part in the Land War during
the early eighties. The chief mourn
trs were his sons Mr.. Thos. Gavisan,
wine merchant. II Chatham street,