-19- fhilip Smith). Do died nithin a fow weeks, and lies buried in 13 St. Joi20hla*9 Ceaetery, Vornon Siver. Ri. V. HU 2K30IS KA7I21 23 L \3GI3 (1361-1363) Father 2e.Langie, who laboured in the Charlotte toon 2iooeoQ fraa 1861. to 1366. was on loan frora Quebec * «> succeeded Father Ifcady in TO 1861, remaining too years* 2h© older people used to refer to hia as Father "Langis." An effort was raede to loam wno% this pri<jst Old after his return to Quebec and when he died, but word froa both the Archdiocese of iiuebeo ^nd of LSontzreal 3tatoa that no record of hist oim bo found anywhere. as?. =^v» J ^s vmiM* d*?» (1865-13745 1391-1903) ihe neoa of Father Janes is 3 till on the lips of inssjy of the parishioners of . Sarfcaps thia ±3 quite natural, for no othor priest really had 30 :^ich to do with lona ao this venerable prelate, sad certainly no othor priest spent as cany years adnin3.3tering to the needs of her flock. Sathesr jgpea wis a cleric of the old school, and this characteristic alone would indeed be sufficient to ensuro for hixa a lasting senary in the hearts of his people.' Father i &belaa was born in the village of aoonooin, County Kilkenny , Ireland in 1854* educated at Carlow College, Ireland, ho oazae to CfoaelottotOHO &* 1354 where ho took a professorship at St. Sunatan's ^ -J, G* EiaeMillen* '• i "'!9 Catholic Church on P. S . 1«, Vol. 21, PP. 23-2/1, 245-248. 19 5^dd,., p. 244*