The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-11-19
Armagh.


? and pupils of Mr.. Christopher Farrell
/. instructor in woodwork and carpentry
in the local technical schools, pre-
sented him with an address and also
entertained him to supper. Mr.. R. r.
Murphy, J. P, presided, and compl-
mentary references to the successful
teaching of the guest of the evening
were made by the Rev. A. B. Chris
tie, rector; Rev. P. A. M'Kee, G. c.;
Rev. D. S. Boyd, NJ. A; Mr. Huston,
secretary of the Armagh committee
of agricultural; Mr. T. A. Mcclure,
j. P; Mr.. J. Bradley, and the chair
,. man.
Antrim.
The Royal College of Surgeons,
$. Edinburgh, has admitted the follow
ing as fellows: Rowland Hill, White
abbey, county Antrim; S. M'Murray,
: Belfast and J. O'Doherty, Belfast.
The death is announced of Mr..
y James Smith Paterson, for over 80
years wel-known Belfast dentist.
He was native of Edinburgh, az
:. rived in Belfast As years ago, spent
Z some time in Glasgow, and ultimate
5 ly established the Belfast business
associated with his name
Carlow.
:. Miss Kate Culinan, Baltnglass.
has been elected by the Carlow
-, l,o,rd f,r yuordionc haod nurco of Rnp.
: nalstown general and fever hospital ut
salary of $40 year. with rations
. and apartments. There were three
other applicants, Miss Johnston, as.
T.. sistant nurse; Miss Brophy, Cork;
4. and Miss Bergin, Dublin.
. Rev. Patrick Foley, G. G., Graigue,
il namanagh, died at his mothers resi-
dence on the 23rd ult.
q Cavan.
Mr.. Thomas Lothian, Carglass,
Killeshandra, has won six prizes, five
. first and one second, for the best
kept cottages under the county com
mittee's scheme
Cork.
The dublin Gazette" announces the
bankruptcies Of Hanorah Buckley,
!. Coolavoher, Ballyvourney. farmer;
and of MI. d. Lucey, Direenasaggart,
d Ralyvourney, farmer, both of county
Cork.
- communication has been receiv-
cd by the Fermoy Urban council from
the local government board exonerat-
ing the town clerk, Mr.. p. ]. Lane,
. frOm the charges which were made
inquiry.
Mary Collins, Bannkyle cottage,
C0rain, at Ennis quarter sessions
Eansation for damage caused to her
cottage and furniture by an explosion
isa;d to be of dynamite) on the night
J. OF August 21st.
f@@ 1t is again stated that the war of.
fee has completed the terms of pur-
chase for the new rifle range at Bal
lycannon, county Glare. concerning
which several meetings of protest
y have been held The purchase price
}. is stated to be G25,00O, and the war
Il Office contemplate an expenditure of
E1,S00 in fitting up the range.
- Dublin.
On Thursday, 27th, an inquest was
held by Mr.. w. A. Rafferty,, county
:. coroner, on the body of a boy named
q John Loughlin, aged four years, who
80 was drowned in the Grand canal near
ss Clondalkin. Thomas MDermott de-
Iosed that on Wednesday, 26th ult.,
he found the body floating in the
canal. The jury found a verdict of
accidental death. and added rider to
pany should protect his part of the
canal to prevent a recurrence Of &C.
cdents of a similar nature.
Donegal.
"'% On Thursday morning the body Of
a man named M'Garrigal was found
dead on the road leading from Bally-
bofey to Glenties. The man attend
ed Brockagh fair on Wednesday, and
it would appear that he died on the
. journey homewards.
Derry.
A vote of coincidence with the rela-
II tves of the late Mr.. Bernard Rog-
CTS, county c., was adopted on Sat
friday by the Derry county council,
Gil the motion of the presiding chair
lrans Mr. Hugh T. Barrie, Nj. p, who
paid a high tribute to deceased. Mr.
Rogers while on the council. was adj
: mircd for the straightforward and
, practical manner in which he dis
9 charged his duties.
Down.
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