The Irish standard., 1904-03-12
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ployment of Kirkpatrick Bros, Ltd.
bleachers and tinshers. Ballyclare,
near Belfast, met With q terrible death
on Feb. 8. He kns attending large
boiler containing bleach mixture. when
he fell and was boiled alive.
Mrs. Mary Moore. of Kashmir Road.
Belfast, died Feb. s. deeply mourned.
she was the mother of ~. W. j.
Moore, architect. The members of the
eNercutive of the United Irish league
at meeting held in the Central hall
of the National club. passed a resolu-
ton of sympathy With Mr.. Moore on
the death of his mother.
CORK.
\ lecture on the Irish language
movement WAS delivered in the Town
hall, Mitchelstown. Feb. /. by Very
Rev. DR.. Henebry, late professor of
Gaelic, Washington university. There
was a very large attendance. The Nit
chelstown brass band, under Mr.. p.
Fitzgerald, contributed Irish airs, AMI
the Mitchelstown fife and drum band
also attended. Among those present
We're: Rev. Father Flannery, Rev.
Brother Slleedy, ]. O'Donoghue, presi-
dent NI1tchelstown Gaelic league; P.
O'Keane, e. Condor, honorable secre-
tary; j. G. Skinner, solicitor; DR.. NJ. P.
O'Brien, w. Casey, Thomas Roche, J.
AIag1atl, ]. Casey, L. A. O'Brien, J. F.
Meagher, p. O'Neill, w. Mccarthy, T.
L. Morrissey, J. J. Carnody, j. Cahill,
P. Moloney, j. Ryan, ]. Mccarthy, P.
Downey, A. O'Loughlin, NJ. Kent, w.
Condor, p. 0'Brien, J. OHanrahan
and Others
Mr.. Francis Jermyn, Corleggy, Bel
turbet, has been appointed to the COM
mission of the peace for County Cayan.
Miss AIollie Boyle, of College road,
Cavan, died Jan. 10. aged % years,
deeply regretted. The funeral to Gull
lies cemetery was numerously at
tended.
At the Cathedral, Cavan, on Jan. II,
by the Rev. P. Brady, Adm, assisted
by the Rev. c. Magee and Rev. DR..
Comey, were married Joseph P. Can
non, Glenview, Cavan, and Kathleen
Mary O'Hanlon, of Anglo-Celt, Cavan.
CLARE.
The Saturday Record, Feb. Is, con-
tanned the following: 1t is with sin
cere regret we announce the death Of
a highly respected inhabitant of Clon-
reddan in the person Of Mrs. Mary
Anne Kelly, wife Of the late Mr. Pat
rick Kelly, which took place at her
residence after a prolonged illness, at
the age of II years. One of Mrs. KEEL
ly's sons is the Rev. M. ]. Kelly, Tex
as America, and her daughter is Sister
Rosala Kelly, of the Beauvais Convent
of Mercy, France. Nine other children
in different parts Of the world are all
occupying responsible positions through
the noble efforts of their mother and
her good training. Another son is the
principal teacher Of the Cree national
school, Mr.. Joseph Kelly. The fu-
neral was of the largest dimensions,
being representative Of all classes i'll
Kilmacduane.
CARLOW.
On Feb. 10 wedding was solemn.
lied at the Catholic church, Clonegal,
Rev. j. Byrne and Rev. A. Delany Off
eating. The contracting parties were
Mr.. Patrick Doyle, Ballypierce, and
Miss Mary Hosey, Izildavin. The bride
was given away by her father and at
tended by her cousin, Miss Bridget
Byrne, Ballyhade, County Kildare,
while Mr. James Doyle, brother of the
bridegroom, acted as best man.
DUBLIN.
Mr.. Patrick Lynch, Church street,
Dublin, a well-known cattle dealer,
was knocked down by trancar in
Lancaster, England Feb. Z, and died
the following morning. His left arm
was almost severed from the body.
Rev. Father McGrath, Drumcondra,
mas Deen appointed chaplain to the
newly elected lord mayor of Dublin,
and Mr.. Edmund Hutchinson private
secretary.
The thirty-second anniversary of the
opening of the Dublin Total Absti-
nence League and Workingmen's club,
al York street, was celebrated Feb. II
with a successful public meeting held
in the club hail. York street. Mr..
Thomas O'Connor presided There was
a very large attendance.
DOWN.
Right Rev. James O'Laverty, pastor
OF Hollywood, has been raised to the
dignity of domestic prelate to Plus x.
Father O'Laverty is very learned
priest, and has written very valuable
history of the diocese of Down and
Conner.
Members of the John Martin branch
of the United Irish league in Shin and
Sheeptown district held a meeting in
the hall, Castle-Ennigan, Feb. Z, when
the following officers were elected:
President, Mr.. John Mccarthy; vice
president, Mr.. Patrick Morgan; treas
uref,' Mr.. Thomas McKiverkin; secre-
tary, Mr.. Owen Digney; assistant Sec