The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-09-03
I XNEWS FROM |RELANDS

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passed conveying the Councils warm
appreciation of the manner in which
the engine driver, Mr.. Broughal, had
acted on the occa sion.
i Kildare.
The Kildare National Teachers
have passed resolution congratulate
ing the Most Rev. DR.. Foley on his
return to health, and expressing the
hope that his Lordshp might long
continue to direct the destiny of the
diocese of Kildare and Leighlin.
The little daughter of Mr.. John Cor
ry, of Newton, accidentally received
such burns that she succumbed to her
injuries at the Kildare Co. infirmary.
The child, who was only three years
of age, was playing in the kitchen and
fell into vessel which had just been
removed from the fire.
Kilkenny.
To mark their esteem for one who
has always shown practical interest
in their welfare, the Parochial Com
mittee of st. Johns Kilkenny, passed
a resolution rendering the Rev. Pat
rick Tracy their congratulations on his
promotion from Kilkenny to the pas
torship of Conahy.
Kerry.
The Kerry Co. Council passed a res
olution Of sympathy in connection with
the death of DR.. John Moriarty. Din
gle, son of Mr. NJ. T. Moriarty. a mem
Der of the Co. Council.
Mr.. r. E. Girvan. b. E., Killarney,
has been appointed a temporary en-
sineering assistant to the County Sur
veyor of Kerry for the purpose of pre-
pairing plans of roads to he included
in the SCENE to he sumbitted to the
Road Board.
Lonqford.
Rev. Laurence Cosgrove, Parish
Priest of st. Vincent's, ST. Paul, Minn
has had erected Stations of the Cross
at Tubberpatrick Graveyard, near to
the town of Ballinamuck, the last bat
tlefield of '9s. Father Cosgrove is
also to erect at the we'll statues of ST.
Patrick, Sir Brigid and St. Columkill
Louth.
A boy named McGrath, while play
ing at Dundalk quay, toppled over
into the water. man named Stew
art ran and endeavored to rescue him
with dragging hook, but before he
had succeeded in reaching him a MEM
Der of the crew of the IS. Amicitia,
named Benson let himself down by IL
rope from the vessels side and brought
the little fellow to safety.
Limerick.
An animated discussion took place
at Kilmallock Rural District Council
meeting arising out of a letter as to
the distribution of Moorestown unten-
anted land from Mr. Lundon, M. P,
who alluded to influences working
against his efforts in Kilhnane. 1t
was mentioned during the discussion
that though there were local evicted
tenants none of them were reinstated.
Rev. Father F. Moynihan, Of Abbey
feale. was accorded a hearty send off
= on the eve of his departure for st.
, Paul, Mimi, u. S. y. Father Moyni-
han is brother to the Very Rev. DR..
Moynihan, President Of ST. Paul's Uni
versity.
Miss Bridget owens. Bekan. has been
received into the Order of the Sisters
| of Mercy at the Convent of Mercy
Westport. by the Most Rev. DR.. Healy,
!, Archbishop of Tuam. She is a niece
of the Rev. B. Freely. P. F., Bekan.
and sister to Rev. Father Michael Ow-
ems. G. c.. Arran. and cousin to the
| Rev. Father Owens, Westport. Her
, name in religion is Sister Mary Ber-
, nardine.
| Monaghan.
T Mr.. Rergin, Dublin, has been ap-
pointed engineer by the Monaghan Ur-
ban Council to provide an estimate
) of the cost of sewerage SCENE for
the town.
A letter was read at a meeting of
| the Monaghan Urban Council from
the Local Government Board sane
tioning the appointment of Mr.. P.
, O'Neill as engineer and architect in
connection with the Councils scheme
for the erection Of artisants' dwellings.
Meath.
The Dunshauglin Rural District
Council last week decided to accept
, an offer by the Automobile Associa-
, ton for the erection of sign posts, to
minimize the trouble from dust clouds
raised by motorists In driving through
. the village. Mr. M'Dermott, member