The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-08

by the car and hurled against a tele
graph pole, sustaining serious injuries
The car dashed into wall close b
and was badly damaged.
Died.-Recently Alexander People.
Correnagh. Recently, Mrs. Mary a
McGlynn, Dooish, Suanorlar--Pat
rick Doherty, Z years of age, Of Let
terfrann, Donegal, dropped dead i
the horse market, Derry, on Monday
September August IS, b.
drowning, daughter OF Thomas White
Dromore, aged years-Recently
Robert Donaldson, cambridge aged A
years--August 70, Hugh Courtney
Corrishego, Newry.
Most Rev. Dr. McKenna, bishop o
Clogher, laid the foundation stone O
q new convent for the Sisters of Mer
cN in Castleblayney on August 81. and
in replying to addresses from the Cas-
tleblayney urban council and the chill
dren of the convent schools, said it wa:
their intention TO erect new schools
concurrently with the erection Of tbs
convent
MUNSTER.
The farm of Teskah, between Car
ron and Kilnaboy, was recently cleared
by cattle drivers. Although the place
was under constant police surveillance
in consequence Of previous drives, no
arrests are as Vet reported.
September 4, c. Doherty,
Ballyhust-Septem g, John An
glin Ballinahalla.-Se September 9,
John F. O'Mahony, Tipperary-
September >, John Guerin, Dublin
Road, Nenagh September 9, VIII
liam Mccormack Ballybeg.- Sep
TENDER 3. Mrs. Mary Anne Cleary,
Ballyrourke.-S s. Arthur
Malcolmson, Minella, Clonmel, aged
As years.-Septembe ,, Joseph
Hearne. William street, Carrick-on-
SUR, aged so years.
At a recent meeting of the Upper
airy board of guardians, the local gov
eminent board wrote sanctioning the
guardians application for loan Of
f2.2S0 for the purpose of lighting the
workhouse by electricity, providing
cooking plant, etc.
Mrs. Anne Walsh. who resigned her
position in April, 1906. as maternity
nurse in Ullid dispensary district, after
twelve years service, has made appl-
cation to Waterford guardians for a
pension, and they have taken the mat
ter under consideration.
on Saturday, September 3. an acct
dent Of a serious nature occurred at
Dunmanway. a man named Thomas
Soakley was engaged in the working of
a threshing machine when his hand
and forearm got caught and from the
elbow down it was torn Off
TEINSTFR.
Owing to recent heavy rains, it is
feared a great deal of damage has
Ieen done to the potato crops all over
The county and as a result there will
be considerable shortage.
September g, at Ardattin,
Tullow, Mrs. Anne Doyle.-On Sep |
TENDER :, at his residence, Killabban, |
Lawrence Ryan.-September %, at
Carlow, John Stewart, manager OF |
Messrs. Upton & Co. s Carlow branch |
The Longford guardians have de-
cided to rebuild the Longford work |
house, which was burned some time /
ago. and not entrust the contract to
the local government board.
Matthew Heating, NJ. P. for South
Kilkenny. has just been instrumental
III 80 VI ltlS d pun ClltiHt lDI TIE ltlldllLS
on the COngreve estate, Mooncoin par
ish. He also hopes to effect a settle
ment for the tenants on the Newman
and Brown estates in the same parish
The members Of the Longford
branch OF the L. ]. L. have sent a first
iEstallment Of $50 to the Parliament
tary fund. Mr.. Duffy, L. d. c.. said
the sum collected this year was far
larger than the previous year.
Pat'k Dunno, the Allenagh evicted
tenant. cut and reared the hay on his
late farm on September g. expecting
to sell same and so recover some of
the loss b. his vacation; but on Sep ;
TENDER 9 Mr. Langlois LEROY. jr., ac-
companied by two policemen and two
emergency men, turned up with a
horse and cart and forcibly removed
the hay inside Carriglass gate. {
CONNACHT.
Athenry is soon to have new town ;
hall. capable of accommodating 900 {
people I
The foundation stone Of the new :
Church of St Coleman. at Inishboffin.
was laid by Archbishop Healy Of Tuam 7
on September s. 1
Very Rev. Patrick Finegan. former !
ly pastor Of Ballinamore. and a ma T
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