The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-12-30

about one hundred folios of 5000
words, the testator left his estate in
trust for such persons as his daughter,
Gertrude Frances Talbot Power, wife
of Mr.. James Talbot Power, shall ap-
point. In default of such appointment,
Mr.. Hayes directed that 9139 19s.
should be paid to his said daughter on
the first day after his death (should
she so long survive HIND, e199 19s.
on the second day after his death
(should she so long survive him). This
phase is repeated throughout the will
for each day until the 250th day after
his death is reached. 1t is added that
the sums thus paid are to be for Mrs.
Powers own separate use.
Galway.
Mrs. Margaret Roche died at her
residence, Cloonloo Road, Tuam, on
Nov. 16, aged Sc.
Mr. John Collins, a noted master
man who was we'll known throughout
the West of Ireland, died at Spiddal
recently.
The fine new organ recently built by
the Messrs. Telord, of Dublin, for ST.
Augustine's church, Galway, was play
ed for the first time at the High Mass
OH Nov. 26.
Kerry.
| Miss Kathleen O'Connell, of Derry
| mana, granddaughter of the Liberia
tor, at present probationary nurse
at the Richmond Hospital, recently Sc
cured the gold medal for the highest
aggregate of marks in the recent COM
petive examinations in anatomy, ply
siology and hygiene, open to candidates
( from three hospitals.
| A melancholy incident occurred near
Kenmare on Nov. p. A Mrs. Buckley,
wife of DIR. Cornelius Buckley, pro-
| ceeded to Droumacoush, where her
father had recently expired. Shortly
after entering his house she swooned
and never rallying, died in the pre-
a.! "
| Kildare.
| Mrs. Margaret Rice, mother of the
miller at the Ardreigh flour mills, was
burned to death on Nov. %, by her
clothing accidentally taking fire.
| On Nov. 30, at IS. Michael and
Johns, Dublin, by the Very Rev. Mon
signor lyman, Mr.. Richard Fennelly,
Commercial Hotel, Portarlington, was
married to Mary Ellen, only daughter
of the late John and Judith O'Sullivan,
of Rickardstown House, Newbridge,
Co., Kildare.
| Mrs. Mary Traynor, of Old Council,
Newbridge, died on Dec. L, aged 62.
Kilkenny.
| Sister Mary Agnes (Hyland) a be-
loved member of an old and respected
family of Kilkenny, died at the Pre-
sentation Convent, Middleton, Co. Cork
on Nov. IS, aged so years.
Leitrim.
| Two large and important estates at
Manorhamilton-t Col. Clements and
the Glenboy estates-were recently
sold to the tenants. The former was
the property Of the late elder Lord
Leitrim, who was assassinated some
| years ago in North Donegal.
In the Sydney (Aus.) Catholic Press
of Nov. 2 there is an interesting sketch
of the life of the noted author Of Dion
and the Sybils," the late Miles Gerald
Keen, by u. B." He was the only
son of Miles Gerald Keen, of Keen
Brook, in this county, and a pupil of
the Jesuit Fathers at Stonyhurst, Eng
| Limerick.
| Patrick Coll, a we'll known resident
of Kilmallock, died recently.
The Bishop of Limerick, the Rt. Rev
DR., O'Dwyer, has written as follows
to Mr.. Barry O'Brien in connection,
with the proposed Fontenoy Memorial:
Il am glad that you remember Linn
erick' and give me an opportunity of
sharing in your good work at Fonte-
noy. Enclosed is a small subscrip
tion."
Mr.. James w. O'Grady, one Of the
oldest settlers of Mosgiel, New Zea-
land, passed away at his late residence
Gordon Road, on Oct. 20, at the adj
vanced age of 80 years. The deceased
who has been in failing health for some
time, was born in Ballingarry. in 1925
and was for time engaged in bust
ness in William street, Limerick.
! Later on he came out to Victoria, and
for time filled the position of clerk in
| the Warden's Court, Ballarat, Aus.
About 40 years ago he came to New
Zealand and settled in Mosgiel
Longford.
Mrs. Reilly, of Augnnagarra, near
Granard, has been restored to her
to assist her in building a dwelling on
homestead in that townland, from
which she was evicted twenty years
ago. Mrs. Reilly obtained from the
Estate Commissioners a grant Of ESQ
to assist her in building a dwelling on
the ruins of her former residence.
Mayo.
The Rev. J. o. Hannay, a Protest.
ant clergyman of Westport delivered