The Irish standard., 1911-07-08

College, Milwaukee, conducted the re.
treat. The reception of novices into
the Order will not take place until
August.
Rochester, Minn.-Father Michael
Brazil concluded his labors for St.
Johns church Thursday, June 20, and
departed Friday morning for Winona
whence he will probably be sent by
Bishop Heffron to parish. During
his stay in this city Father Brazil
made many friends who regret his de-
parture. He is succeeded by Rev. J.
O'Connor of Sank Center
! Montgomery, Minn.-On Wednesday,,
June 81, in the presence of Il large
| towns Most Rev. Archbishop Ireland
dedicated the new Catholic school at
this place. In the morning a Solemn
| High Mass was celebrated. Rev. Fa-
! Their Carey, pastor of the parish, was
celebrant with Father Trainor of Wa
SEGA as deacon, Father Reilly of Wat
erville us subdeacon and Father Woods
of lie Sucur Center, acting as master
Of ceremonies. The Archbishop
preached the sermon, paying high
tribute to the zeal and energy of Fa-
! Their Carey.
Graceville, Minn.-The death of Mrs.
Robert McBrady occurred here June
2S. Mrs. McBrady, whose maiden
name was E. A. Hurley, was born in
Waterford, ireland, 63 years ago and
came to this country in 1866, locating
at Hastings, Minnesota, where she was
married in 1872 to Robert McBrady
to Gracevile. Besides her husband
the deceased leaves the following chill
dren to mourn their loss: Mrs. John
Ginnaty. of this place, Robert, of st.
Paul, Mrs. r. u. Wife, of Portland,
| Ore, John, of Barry, William, of
! Townsil Ore, Louis, Aloysius and Jo-
seph who are with a surveying party
in Texas, whom they are unable to
locate
Miss Anna Loretta O'Donnell, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. NJ O'Donnell, and John
Brick was solemnized Wednesday
| Y,1Orninp in ratI
Ole church in this city. Rev. Father
p. j. Herman officiated. Miss Gather
inc O'Donnell, sister of the bride. was
! bridesmaid. John Meany, Of Water
loo, Iowa, attended the groom.
Little Falls, Minn.-Miss Barbara
Borley, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
! Mrs. George Borley and Gideon May
rand, youngest son of Mrs. Eleanor
Mayrand, We're united in the holy
bonds of marriage at the Sacred Heart
| Catholic church Wednesday morning,
June IS, Rev. Father Francis Welp
performing the ceremony. The bride
was attended by her sister, Felicity,
and the groom by his brother, Leopold
Mayrand. ...
Wabasha Minn.-Rev. J. ]. McAu-
life. of st. Mary's church, is to take
a two months sojourn abroad. He
will go in company with the Rt. Rev.
James O'Reilly. D. D., Bishop of Far
go, and they will visit Rome and other
various points of interest. They will
also spend considerable time at Maui
helm, Germany, the famous health re-
sort of Europe. During the absence of
Rev. Father McAuliffe' the parish will
temporarily be in charge of Rev. James
Hurst, Villa Maria.
Benson, Minn.-The marriage OF
Charles l.. Kane, mayor of this city
a brother of Thomas Kane of st. Paul
to Miss Helen Hoban, second eldest
daughter of Michael Hoban, senior
member of the firm of the Hoban
Mercantile Company, occurred here
June II. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. p. Nj. Shea. Mr. Kane
and his bride left on lake trip to
Niagara Falls and other eastern
points. They will be at home after
August Is.
Green Isle, Minn.-The marriage of
Miss Bertha Segler and Mr. Patrick
Dryer took place at st. Paul Tuesday
June 81.
Wykoff, Minn.-On Tuesday, June
20, occurred the death of John II
Quinn at the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Quinn Of this place
Some months ago Mr.. Quinn inhaled
gas from a stove, poisoning his sys-
tenn. Later he contracted pneumonia
and complications set in which result.
ed in his death. The funeral occurred
from st. Kilian's Catholic church June
%, Rev. M. Il. O'Connor officiating.
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