The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-09-16

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Jane Carroll, was born in County
Westmeath. Ireland, August 6. 1885,
| She came to America when but a
Young girl locating at New York and
afterwards came to Hastings where
she has since resided. She was twice
married. first to James Flavin, sec
ond to Edward Barrett, who died last
! January. She is survived by niece,
, Miss Mayme Carroll. The funeral was
held from the Church of the Guardian
Angels Sept 9.
lie Sueur, Minn.-Joseph Amiot,
native of Canada, of French birth, died
at his home in this city Tuesday, Sept.
o. Mr.. Amiot was II years old last
July and since the year 1856 has been
resident of this vicinity. When he
arrived in Minnesota he engaged in
boating on the Minnesota river and
was one of the first licensed pilots to
run a boat up above Mankato Father
Cahill off1ciated at the funeral serv-
ices which were held Sept. Z.
Moorhead, Minn.-An innovation in
the conduct of Catholic school has
been announced by the Rev. Father
Gerard, the new provision applying ITO
ST. Joseph's school. Heretofore, as is
well known, each pupil paid tuition
lee, the aggregate paid by the pupils
being sufficient to pay the expenses
incurred. Under the new order of
Things no tuition will be paid by pu-
plls' except indirectly. The matter
was brought about at recent meeting
of the parishioners of st, Joseph's par
ism, When by a practically unanimous
vote the subscribers to the church
support fund agreed to a 80 1-3 per
| cent increase in their subscriptions.
THIS increase being sufficient to defray
all the expenses of the school. 1t will
De seen by this innovation that the en-
tire membership of the parish will
support the parochial school, instead
OF only those families which have chill
| dren to send to the school, and it is
believed that the new plan will be- a
boon to the poorer members of the
/ parish.
| Belle Plaine, Minn.-Archbishop Ire
iand has appointed resident priest,
who is expected here at an early date.
He is Father Stanton, who has been
assistant in st. Michaers church, st.
Paul. He will take charge of the par
lshes or st. John and Assumption and
Father Doyle, who has officiated here
since Father Moloney's departure, will
be relieved of the work of conducting
-; services at this mission.
| Rochester, Minn.-The marriage of
MIR. Henry Fitzgerald and Miss Ellen
Marie korshaven was solemnized at s
o'clock, a. m. September l. at the resi-
dence of the officiating clergyman.
Monsignor VIM. Riordan. The attend
ants were Miss Edna Fitzgerald and
Mr. Andrew Korshaven.
Luverne, Minn.-Frank Morrissey
and John Borman, two young men of
| A'o Souilly, Id, WHO were travelling
in opposite directions on a country
road near here, each going at high
speed on a motorcycle, collided with
fatal results to both. The bodies of
the two unfortunate men were badly
mangled.
Belle Plaine, Minn.-A pretty we'd
ding took place at the Church of the
Sacred Heart of this village Thursday
morning, Sept. Z, when Right Rev.
| ,Msgr. Kennedy performed the cere-
mony which made Miss Mary O'Neill,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
ONeill, and Mr.. John H. Kelly man
and wife. Miss Rose O'Neill was maid
Of honor and wore lavender marquis
cite. The bridesmaids were Miss Fran
els Conlon, Miss Elizabeth Kelly and
Miss Susan Kilduff.
Preston, Minn.-Mr. Felix Meighen
and Miss Lucille Wright were united
in marriage by Rev. Father Riordan
at his residence Wednesday, Sept. g.
Miss Alice Williams and Mr. Hugh
Meighen We're the attendants
Belle Plaine, Minn.-Miss Rose Nc
Dewitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.
McDevitt of this village, was united
In marriage to Mr.. Paul C. Ehrenberg
1 Monday, Sept. 4. Right Rev. Msgr.
Kennedy performed the ceremony. The
brides sister. Mrs. E. M. Fahey of ST.
Paul. was matron of honor, and Miss
Frances Conlon, was bridesmaid. Mr..
e. M. Fahey was best man, and Mr..
Claude Ehrenberg, of Minneapolis,
was groomsman.
Langdon. n. D.-The marriage of
James Charles Brosnahan and Miss
Lille Anne O'Brien was solemnized at
st. Alhphonsus church on Tuesday