The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-06-03

ones from the various schools. Dur.
Ing the ceremonies in the beautiful
church his Lordship was assisted by
the Rev. Father Delaney, pastor Of
the parish, and other clergymen.
Kilkenny.
Mound Ullard," County Kilkenny,
containing As acres with a dwelling
house and outottices, which was Of
fered at auction by Mr. J. Woodward,
auctioneer, 26 Cook street, Cork, was,
after spirited competition knocked
down to Messrs. C. Thorpe and Son,
solicitors. Bagnalstown, who pur-
chased in trust for Messrs. E. and
Simon Kennedy, Nllard, County Kill
kenny, for G1,O9O This price repre-
sents about 33 years purchase.
Kings County.
A popular reception was given at
Clara Kings County, recently, to the
'Messrs. Georghegans, father and two
sons, on their return from imprison-
ment for re-entering farm from
which they We're evicted. Mr.. j.
Meara, President, Ballycuimbe UI.L.,
presided at meeting of welcome.
Kerry.
The fair, held on the 10th, was
well supplied with cattle in all depart
NJ ontc Pro,,, oil portv of tho O,roppol1
Country and it's vicinity, and a large
number of buyers attended. The de-
mand was brisk and very good prices
were obtained. Springers, mich COWS
and in-calf COWS realized from E5 TO
Eli los each; two and three year old
bullocks and heifers from ga 15s to
ct los, and yearlings from CD to 6 5
los. Sheep were sold at from los to
1Ss each, and bonhams from e to 6 l
los each.
Limerick.
A resolution passed by the Limerick
County Ratepayers' Association urg-
ing that co-option on 4he District
Council should be done away with
was considered by the last meeting of
the Limerick No. 1 Council, and by
vote OF 26 to 9, was marked read.
Mr.. j. B. Darlington, J.P., remarked
that it would be unfair to lady men,
bers of the Board who had been CO.
opted.
Leitrim.
Much sympathy is extended to Mr.
John M'Loughlin, J.P., Co. c., hotel
proprietor, Carrigallen, Co. Leitrim,
on the death Of his wife, Mrs. Bridget
who passed away rather
suddenly on Saturday morning last.
Deceased, a lady of very kindly ma
ture, will be sadly missed by a large
circle OF friends, and particularly by
the poor of the district.
Longford.
Mr.. J. Mackey Wilson, D. L., presid-
ing at the Ballinalee, Co. LongfOrd,
Petty Sessions, referred to the regret
table death of the late Mr.. Patrick
Macken, J.P., who accidently lost his
wife as result Of gun explosion,
and directed the clerk to send res
olution of coincidence to the relatives
or the deceased District Inspector
lroy, on behalf of the police also ex-
pressed regret at the death OF one who
was held in high esteem by all classes
of the people.
Louth.
A shooting accident of startling
nature occurred in Dunkalk on Thurs
day night May 18th. 1t appears that
MIR. J. Duftin, who was manager of a
large grocery establishment, was test
ing a revolver at the rear OF the hard
ware establishment of Mr.. D. Leavy,
when the weapon exploded, the bullet
entering the region of the heart. Med
ical assistance was at once procured,
and the injured man was removed to
Louth Hospital, where he lies in crit
ical condition.
Mayo.
Among a wide circle of acquaint-
ances in the West of Ireland the death
will be learned with regret OF DR.. j..
J. MacAndrew, which took place at his
residence, Waldegrave road, Upper
Norwood, London. Deceased, who
was a native OF Castelar,, had reach
ed his 73rd year.
Monaghan.
A very successful bazaar in aid OF
clearing off considerable debt on the
new Catholic Hall, Carrickmacross,
was brought to conclusion recently.
The Hall, which cost about G1,5OO, -
one of the finest and best equipped OF
its kind in any provincial town in Ire
land. 1t is expected to be now entirely
free of debt as result of the bazaar.
Meath.
Rev. J. Masterson, PIP, Carnaross,
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