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ligion being, respectively, Sisters
Mary Anne, Mary Ursula. and Mary
Emmanuel. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Most Rev. DIR. Nc
Kenna.
Meath.
The death of Rev. Hugh McGrath,
P. p. Moynalty, occurred in a Dub
lin private hospital. Father Nc
Grath had reached his flfty-flrst year.
Queens.
Died.-July 26. Mr.. James Bren-
nan at his residence, Clonpierce Cot
tage. Ballylinan. He was a most sin
cere and earnest Nationalist, and
graceful and fitting tribute was paid
to his memory by the Ballylinan
Corps Of National Volunteers. Of
which he was president. who
marched in procession at his funeral.
July 31.-Mr. VIM. Delaney. of Bal
lyroan. Abbeyleix. August 12.-Mrs.
Mary Wall. Donaghmore, Bally-
brophy. at the age of II years.
ROscommon.
Brother Edwin Collins. Of the Pre-
sentation Brothers, Boyle, has just
been changed by the Superiors Of his
Order, to take charge in Canada. Bro
ther Edwin. who is native of Kerry,
has been "a years in the order, was
Superior in Boyle for three years and
was also in Enniskilen, Carrick and
Killarney.
Sligo.
Mr.. j. ]. Timoney, who has taken
the name in religion of Brother Ger
manus, has been protested at the
Franciscan Monastery, Annaghdown,
Co. Galway. He is son of the late
Mr.. M. Timoney, Cliffoney, Sligo,
late teacher of Dunmore National
School, and of Mrs. Tuohy, N. T.,
Garrafraun Girls School Dunmore.
I1ppefafy'
On August 2, the reception took
place at the Mercy Convent, Passage
West, Cork, of Miss Ryan Gin religion
Sister M. Peter), eldest daughter of
Mrs. Ryan Ballyslatteen House.
Golden. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. Coulan, Coadju-
tor Bishop of Cork.
Mr.. J. P. Mason, auctioneer, Ros-
crea, sold for Mrs. Davis, farm at
CORDIALLY, containing 26 acres, held
from the Irish Land Commission at
the annual instalment of IA, and
brought the high price of 1855.
Died.-August Mrs. Ryan, Old
Shanbally, the last surviving member
of one of the oldest Catholic Upper
airy families; Mr.. Michael Murphy,
for many years town clerk of Fet-
hard. August 13-Mr. James Kent,
Clogheen. August 8-Margaret Flem-
ing, one of the oldest residents of the
village of Kilsheelan; Mr.. Michael
Loughman, son of Mrs. Loughman,
Main street, Carrick-on-Suir. De-
ceased was member of the Irish
Volunteers and A. o. H.
Waterford.
Winnipeg, the principal CONNER
cial center of Northwest Canada, is
about to have it's first great public
exhibition of Ireland's great national
game by two very good Irish teams,
and Mayor Deacon will throw in the
ball. One team is almost entirely
composed of Cork men and the other
of players from different parts of
Ireland.
Westmeath.
On August 8, Patrick Cunningham,
Mullingar, was knocked down by a
car, and sustained serious internal
injury.
Died.-Mr. James Murtagh, Cas-
tlepollard; at her residence, Patrick
street, Mullingar, Mrs. Mary Leon
ard, wife Of the late Mr.. William
Leonard.
Wexford. {.
The body of Thomas Dunno. shop
keeper, near New Ross, was found
in River Barrow on August 18th. He
was missing for some days.
Wicklow. {.
The Baltinglass Branch, U. I. L..
has passed resolution on the mo-
ton of Mr.. Joseph Doyle. seconded
by Mr.. J. Kitson, asking Mr.. Red
mond, M. p, to recommend at the
coming convention Mr.. John T. Don
ovan, B. L., as candidate for West
Wicklow, in room Of the late Mr.. E.
P. O'Kelly.
Limerick.
AS a result of the recent open-air
fete promoted by the parishioners Of
St. Mary's Cathedral, Limerick. e217
has been devoted to the clearing of
Of the debt on the organ restoration
fund. A balance remains over for
other purposes.