The Irish standard., 1910-07-02

| Church of the Sacred Heart at 10
o'clock. Deceased was a member of the
Ladies Auxiliary to the A. o. H., and
Of the Royal Neighbors, who attended
the funeral in body.
Assumption, Minn.-Rev Father
Moloney left Monday, June 20, on a
tour of Ireland, which he intends will
extend over ten weeks. The object
of the trip is particularly for his
health, which does not seem alto
gether adapted to the rigor Of this
climate. Though he is q Jealous and
interchangeable worker and much be-
loved by his flock, who were loath to
see him go, considering the uncer-
tainties of the future. The parish
will be in charge of Rev. Father
O'Brien of ST. Thomas College during
his absence.
ST. Thomas, Minn.-Mrs. Cornelius
Reardon, one Of the Oldest settlers
here, died at the home of r. Halloran
Friday, June II. Deceased was born
in County Cork, Ireland over ninety
years ago. About the age of twenty
eight years she emigrated to this
country, spending several years in the
East, after which she came West as
far as Duluth where she was united
in marriage to Cornelius Reardon,
who died ten years ago.
LIE Sueur, MINI. On Friday, June
II, little Agnes, the fourteen month
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. S.
O'Donnell of Tyrone was laid to rest
in the Catholic cemetery. She was the
second child of the bereft parents
to die within a few weeks. Both were
taken i'll with measles and later de-
veloped pneumonia. Scarcely had the
expressions of sympathy been said
when death claimed the mother, Mrs
J. S. O'Donnell, nee Ronayne. The
interment was from St. AIMS Catho
lie Church Tuesday, Father Cahill as
sisted by Father Carey officiating.
The funeral was attended by former
friends from far and near, and was one
years.
LIE Sueur, Minn.-About ninety boys
and girls received First Communion
at ST. AIMS Catholic Church on Sun
day. 1t was a pleasing sight to see the
the regularity of well drilled soldiers,
kneel before the Host and receive the
Body Of Christ. The services. were
conducted by Father Cahill. who in
forms US that this fall large class
will be confirmed at st. AIMS by Arch
bishop Ireland.
Emmetsburg, Iowa.-Very Rev. J. J.
Smith quietly observed the 10th an
niversary of his ordination to the
priesthood last Friday, June IT. Faith
err Smith was born in the county
Meath. Ireland. January 1. 1910. He
Naval Academy and completed his
course in theology in All Hallows
College, Dublin. He was ordained
June rs, 1870. Thirty-eigh years ago
last January he was appointed pastor
Of Assumption parish in this city. The
corner stone of the present church
was laid July l. 1884. st. Mary's
Academy was opened in September
1889. .a, -
Langdon. N. Don Sunday, July
Srd, the first service to be held in the
newly built Catholic Church at Dres
den will be conducted by Rev. M. j.
Hiltner of Mt. Carmel. 1t will be his
last visit to the Dresden church be-
fore leaving the parish for Bismarck.
where he has been appointed vicar gen.
eral to Bishop Wehrie. 1t will be re-
called that the Dresden church was
struck by lightning and burned to the
ground in violent electrical storm
last summer.
Clontarf, Minn.-The marriage of
Miss Rose McDermott, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. McDermott, and
Mr.. Timothy Foley Of Minneapolis.
took place at st. Malachys Catholic
Church on Tuesday, June 21. Rev
P. Kenny performed the ceremony
and Winnifred McDermott and Francis
Foley were the attendants. Chas. and
Leo McDermott acted as ushers. Miss
Katherine Foley presided at the organ
and F. j. Foley sang. -"
Benson Minn.-John Gonaty, brother
Of S. M. Conaty Of this place, dice
| Wednesday, June %, at Stewartville
Mimi, where he has been making hi
home for the past eight years with 9
brother residing at that place.
Moorhead, Minn.-Friends of Judge
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