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Mount Argus; Bequests: Letter from Thomas F. O'Connell, Solrs., 34, Kildare Street, Dublin, to, Fr. Rector, Mount Argus re Margaret Wooloughan and Elizabeth Harrington: encloses draft for £72.8.7, being balance of funds payable under will of Margaret Woologhan, decd.

Mount Argus: Bequests: Letter from John J. McDonald, Solr., 116 Grafton street, Dublin. to The Superior, of the Passionist Fathers, Mount Argus, Dublin. Encloses £50 cheque for Masses for repose of souls of Miss Anne O'Kelly, 8 Rathgar Road, Dublin, & of her parents' souls. Hon. to be 5/- per Mass. Note added: Ackd and receipt sent. (in other hand: sent to Fr. Malachy, Highgate June 26th 1928).

Mount Argus; Bequests: WIliam A. Lanphier, Solicitor, Naas, Co. Kildare, sends cop[y of LAst Will and Testament ofMrs. Rose Dunne, Widow of Edward Dunne,Merchant of Clane, Co. Koildare. She leabes £25 to Mount Argus for masses for the repose of her soul and that of her husband, Edward.

Mount Argus; Bequests: Letterhead typewritten; James L. Burke & Co., Solrs. 63 O'Connell Street, Dublin. to The Superior, Mount Argus, Harold's Cross, Dublin. Cheque Ior £25 Ior Masses (ho. = 10/- each) for repose of soul of Thomas J. Hogan, St. Joseph's, Cowper Road,

Mount Argus; Bequests: letter from Athur O;Hagan & Son, Solrs. to Rector Mount Argus: Bequest of 350 from Michael Cullen, 55 Ratrhgar Avenue, for masses: honoratium 10/-

Mount Argus; Bequests: letter from Eugene Gallagher, SOlrs., Ballyshannon, to Rector, Mount Argus: sends instructons re discharge of bequest of MArgaret Connolly (America).

Mount Argus; Bequests: copy of probate of last will of John Remond, 44 Mount Argus Road £10 for masses for himself and £10 for masses for his widow when she dies.

Mount Argus: Bequests: letter from Vincent Beatty, Solrs., Dame St., Dublin to Bursar, Mount Argus enclosing probate of will of John Redmond, Mount Argus Road, and requesting certificate that bequests of John will be carried out

Mount Argus; Bardi Barth Marionettes: In December,1959, the Irish Passionists, through the good offices of the then Provincial; Fr. Fergus :Loughrey, C.P. sponsored a tour of Ireland by the Bardi Barth Marrionettes, titled The Joys and Sorrows of Our Lady. The company was founded and run by Mlle. Bardi Barth, a Swiss painter and sculptress,. She was famed for her style of painting and at the conclusion of the tour she presented this painting to the provincial as an expression of her gratitude for the sponsorship of the Irish tour. Fr. Fergus was of the opinion that it could be valuable. Also donated were an album of souvenir photos of the tour and a bound volume of colourn plates of Bardi's paintings and her marionettes.