The Irish standard., 1913-09-20
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A'AS oAoAAdSloA " tne pFleSInOOQ anu
the fortieth anniversary of his advent
to Banter parish on August II.
| The late Miss Honan has left $4,000
to st. Patrick's church, $4,000 to the
North Charitable Infirmary, a1,5O0 to
the Mercy hospital, s10O to the South
lnftrmary and County hospital, G1OO
to each of the Converts in the City OF
Cork. Private beneficiaries benefit to
the amount of some $4,000 between
them, and the residue of her estate,
calculated at some 100000, is be-
queathed in equal shares to the Honan
Home, Montenatee; the North Infirm-
airy. and st. Patrick's Incurable hos
pital, Wellington road.
Derry.
| Miss Mary Hannah Macausiand of
Woodbank, Garvagh, who died on June
4th last, left estate valued at s2,51s
It's 10d, gross.
At the Loreto Convent, Omagh,
County Tyrone, recently Miss Monica
Mclaughlin, second daughter of Mr..
P. Mclaughlin, Coleraine, was receiv-
ed into the order.
Died.-Aug. 10, at 81 st. Columb's
Wells. Derry, William Saunders, aged
20 years. August 1S, at Ardcluan,
Waterside, Londonderry, James Greer,
a fn 0P Tr1o
gust II, at Main street, Dungiven,
John M. d. McCloskey. aged 76 years.
August 81 at 81 Great James street,
Derry, John Doherty, cattle-dealer,
son of the late Patrick Doherty, cat
tle-dealer. August 20, at IS Orchard
Row, Derry, Mary, relict of Charles
Conaghan, painter, Of this city. Au-
gust 20. at 3 North Edward street,
Derry, Elizabeth Limerick. August 81,
at The Diamond. Magherfelt, David
Lavery, aged 76 years, late Midland
Railway (Northern Counties Commit
tee).
The marriage of Frank J. O'Hare,
son of Peter O'Hare, Mayobridge, to
Miss Mona McCartan, daughter of DR..
M. j. McCartan, J. P, Rostrevor, was
solemnized in Rostrevor Catholi.
chuch on August 10.
The workmen engaged in erecting a
new store at the bakery premises Of
Arthur Mccain, ]. p, in Castle street,
Newry, while excavating for founda-
tions, unearthed great number Of
human bones. The skull of an adult
was also dug up, in which the teeth
in the upper jaw We're complete though
discolored. The remains were put
down again amidst tons of concrete
in the foundation. On the site there
formerly stood Cistercian Abbey
founded in 1857.
The Most Rev. DIR. O'Neill, Lord
Bishop of Dronmore. has recently
made the following clerical changes
in the diocese of Dronmore: Rev. P.
Greenan, c. c., Drumgath, to be c. c.,
Banbridge; Rev. T. Toman, c. c.. Ros-
trevor, to be c. c.. Drumgath; Rev.
L. McCrory, C. c., Loughbrickland, to
be c. c., Rostrevor; Rev. M. Browne,
c. c., Lurgan, to be c. c., Lough-
brickland; Rev. H. Doran, c. c., An
naclone, to be c.. c.. Lurgan: Rev. E.
McConville, c. c.. Glen to be c. c.,
Tullylish; Rev. P. Keenan,, C. c.. Up
per Drumgooland, to be C. c., Glen;
Rev. ]. Magee to be c. c., Annaclone;
Rev. P. Wins, to be c. c., Lurgan;,
Rev. M. O'Hare, D. D., to be c. c..
Upper Drumgooland.
Donegal.
Miss Mary Rodgers, Beragh. has
been appointed trained nurse in Let
terkenny Union hospital.
Several hundred pounds damage was
caused by fire which occurred on
the premises of William Alcorn, gro
Ger, Milford, on the night of August
20.
Died-Aug. 16, Mrs. Eliza ]. Ruth
erford, Manorcunningham. August 16,
Miss Ellen Curran. st. Johnston. Au-
gust II, Mrs. Mary Lanigan, Carndon-
agh. Recently, Henry Coane, Hig-
ginstown.
Dublin.
The death took place on August IS
Of Rev. H. Lynch, S. j., Upper Gar
diner street, Dublin, aged 50 years.
On Aug. 16 the remains Of the prior
ess. Mother Mary Magdalen de Pazzi
Meara, of the Carmelite Convent, Fir
house, were laid to rest in the little
cemetery in the community grounds.
She passed away. having lived for
forty mine years of her life according
to the austere rule Of st. Teresa in
the little convent, situated in a Sc
cluded spot at the foot of the Dublin
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