The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
Armas

lumbkille, Upper Newtownards road,
Belfast was solemnly dedicated by
the Right Rev. DR.. Tohill, Bishop of
Down and Connorf. The dedication SER
mon was preached by the Rev. Bernard
" Vaughan, 81. At the close of the cere-
monies, the Bishop announced that the
collection at st. Columbkille's and in
the city churches reached 1900 pounds
e. which, with 2,1s9 pounds collected by
Father Sken1ngton, Adm, during the
wards defraying the cost Of the build
ing. The foundation of the new church
!. was laid two years ago by the late
: Right Rev. DR.. Henry, Bishop Tohill's
= predecessor.
A much esteemed member of the
Middleton Presentation Convent has
& Just passed away in the person of Sis
,;sster Mary Malachi, whose demise oc-
eSscurred on July 81, after an illness of a
II few months duration. The deceased
ssinun, who was aged 81 years. Joined the
Presentation Order at the age of 10,
y and was In the forty third year of her
!, religious life. She was one of the old
,,fest members of the Middleton Com
IL munity, and her death has occasioncd
q deep and sincere regret amongst all
I who knew her. Deceased was known
in the world as Miss Margaret Moloney
daughter of the late Maurice Moloney,
y Gortacrue, Middleton. She was an ex-
cellent teacher in the Convent schools
,..t5 Carlow.
MA On July % Judge Andrews, adj
s. dressing the Grand Jury of County Car
y low, said there were only two bills to
60 before them In one, two persons
= were charged with the larceny of a
bicycle. The other was one of ag-
4. gravated assault. 1t was very crafty
ing to find the state of the county was
peaceable and satisfaCt tory.
cavan.
9t.s, At the annual meeting of the East
Executive. 'U.L.L., at Bally-
Jd1uCouulA, wi. +. u. 1|yhSh NAooAJ
jamesduff), was unanimously re-elect-
- ed chairman; Mr.. Brady Laragh) re-
/, elected secretary; and Mr. 7. M. Far
.erelly (BailieboroD divisional director.
Mr. 14eavy, the outgoing vice. chairman.
was opposed by Mr.. Robert Clarke and
s"on "a poll being taken the latter was
No. elected by 90 votes to II.
s Glare.
d. The impressive ceremonies of lay
ing the foundation stone of the Guilty
Il Memorial Church will be solemnly
ii carried out on July %, by the Lord
h Bishop of the diocese, Right DIR. Fo-
garty, at GUILTY West Glare, and a
l@'large body of clergy from the locality.
The church will be of Gothic char
acter, and its tower rises from the
chancel walls to such height that
!. 1t can be we'll seen from long dis
d. lance out at sea and will act as a
4a,guide to the sturdy fishermen who
Y risked their lives to save the French
sailors Of the wrecked Leo Kill on
that memorable morning in October,
1907. The work is to be carried out
under the supervision of Mr.. Sheehy,
BF.. Limerick, and the contractor is.
Mr.. Rowan, Kilrush.
Down.
W. The Right Rev. DR.. ONeill, Bishop
'@of Dromore, made his annual vista
ton of the parish of cambridge, re-
Il Gently and administered the Sacra-
\ ments Of First Communion and Con-
,f1rmation to upwards of eighty chill
dren in st. Patricks Catholic church
in the presence of a large congrega-
ton. In the course of his concluding
address, after the ceremonies, the Bish-
II op took occasion to warn the chill
a dren and the faithful generally Of the
Ing, which he characterized as one of
VI the greatest evils Of the present day.
Donegal.
Addressing the Co. Donegal Grand
"a was glad to find the county in very
peaceful condition. The county APP
8g peared to be free from intimidation.
gtsUnfortunateIy, he believed. there was
hi one case of complete boycotting, and
he was sorry there was large tract
5of holdings not cultivated, which was
tn m unfortunate state of affairs, consid-
sss ering the many efforts that had been
.asmade to place the Land Laws on a
S satisfactory basis.
Dublin.
sSAnnouncement is made of the death
Clonmore of Mr.. Patrick Gray. Mr..
SslssgSsray had been for almost forty years
al sshrticulturist at the Albert Model
Arm, Glasnevin. He took up the posi-
when the institution was under
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