The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-09-24

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Agnes Connolly Gin religion, Sister
Mary Bernard), daughter of Mr.. NJ.
Connolly, Tycooly House, Castlerea.
The ceremony was performed by the
Most Rev. Dr. O'Dea.
Kildare.
The Duke of I4einster has placed
neighborhood of Athy at the disposal
OF the Kildare County Council for the
purpose of afforestation. The Council
has over 112 acres devoted to that
purpose.
Kerry.
The committee appointed to con-
slider the question of the train service
to Tralee submitted their report at
the last meeting of the Tralee Harbor
Board, many suggestions being made
as to how the service could be inn
proved.
The death has occurred at Glasgow
of Mr.. Peter Houlihan, one Of the best
known and most popular merchants
in Dingle.
Kings County.
Acting on report from the local
Clerk of Petty Sessions in connection
with recent magisterial proceedings
the Tullamore Guardians declined to
accept the resignation of an attend
ant named James Digon and dismissed
him.
Kilkenny.
from Kilkenny for Dublin Rev. Father
Camilus, 0. S. f. c.. late Guardian Of
the F'riary in that city, was presented
with several beautiful gifts by his
friends. 1t may be added that Very
Rev. Father Thomas. the new Pro-
vincial of the Capuchin Order in Ire
Bowling of Kilkenny.
Longford.
The Local Government Board has
, forwarded to the Longford Guardians
a report upon the recent inquiry into
alleged Irregularities in the workhouse
and have called for the resignation
of the master and nurse.
Leitrim.
The Manorhamilton District Coun-
ell had under discussion at their last
meeting the report of DR.. Mccarthy
L. G. Board Inspector, on the recent
outbreak Of typhoid fever, some 40
cases of which were reported within
the year. The conclusion is that the
occurrence was due to contaminated
separated milk. The Council directed
the sanitary officers to visit houses
where fever had broken out and give
instruction to the inmates as to the
best method of coping with it. 1t was
also agreed to put the Diaries Cow
sheds and Milkshops Order in force.
Limerick.
kilmallock Guardians, after long
and somewhat heated discussion,
agreed to send as a deputation to the
Nationalist demonstration at Limerick
on Sept. 18th the members who had
voted in favor of deputation. The
chairman, Mr.. ]. Kearney, v. c., did
not vote.
The Mayor of Limerick presided at
an enthusiastic meeting of the Lime
rick Demonstration Committee lately,
at which Alderman Joyce, NJ p, deliv-
cred an address.
The late Rev. Thos. McVarry, P. P,
Carlingford, left personal estate val
ued at G2,231. He left G 500 to his
sister. Catherine McVarry; s1OO to
his brother James; E10O to his niece
Mary McDermott; $500 for the cele-
bration of masses; to his servant
Margaret Mckeown, he left farm at
Drummullagh; G2O each to the exc
cutors of his will; and the residue of
his estate for the benefit of the poor
of Carlingford.
! Meath.
The best wishes of his friends in
County Meath are extended to Mr.. R.
A. E. McElnea. sub-agent of the Hi
bernian bank at Navan, on his pro-
motion to the managership of the
AbbeyleiX branch. To mark the oc-
casion he was entertained at a fare
well smoker.
DIR. Douglas Hyde has written to che
Meath County Council thanking them
Tor the beautiful illuminated address
) which they have presented to him.
Mayo.
Our Claremorris CORES pondent
states that Mrs. Gevelin. who was re-
Gently evicted on the Sheffield estate
is about to be restored to the holding
her family formerly occupied.
The Mayo County Council has
passed a resolution calling for prompt
action by the government in view OF