The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-11-18
Kilkenny.

resident of South Kilkenny. The de-
ceased who was II years of age. was
brother of Mr.. Samuel Morris, coal
importer, Waterford, and father of DR..
Morris, Waterford and of MIR. Mich
ael Morris, coal importer, Fiddown.
Kerry.
On October goth, from the parish
church, Listowel, was buried the wife
of John Faley, Hardware merchant,
William street. The following officiat-
ed at the office and Mass: Very Rev.
D. j. Canon O'Riordan, p. p, V. f.,
Rev. T. Trant, C. c., Rev. p. Sheahan,
c. c., Rev. J. Breen. S. r. L., st. Mich
aers College and Rev. Father Dee.
The funeral was one of the largest
seen in North Kerry in many day.
Leitrim.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
Slnyth, mother of Mr. Thos. Il.
Smyth. NJ. P, took place on Monday,
the 18th inst, from Tooman, Dromod,
Co. Leitri1n. for the family burying
place AZ farnaught, and was the larg-
est funeral seen in Co. Leitrim for q
number of years About 200 carriages
and vehicles followed the hcarsc
Louth.
Resolutions of coincidence with MIR.
Patteson, j. F., on the death Of his
wife, were adopted by the Dundalk
magistrates at the Petty Sessions
Court and by the Dundalll Harbor
Board, the latter body adjourning us
a mark of respect.
Touching references We're made by
the Drogheda Guardians to the death
OF the late Councillor L. Moore and the
late DIR. Richard Callan, Togher, and
votes of coincidence We're passed to
the respective families of deceased.
Limerick.
Writing to the Limerick Chron-
icle," Mr.. Charles Moore, secretary,
United Garments and Storeman's So
ciety contradicts the statement made
in n Dublin paper that 1.-The mere men
ton of Mr.. p. II. Days visit to Linn
erck to organize the workers got the
carriers employed by Mr.. J. Ellis Good
body an increase Of Is. per week." Mr..
Moore says that IAN increase of wages
was given in the firm referred to be-
fore we ever heard of Mr.. DAILY"
Meath.
-Four candidates presented them
selves for election as secretary to the
co. Meath Agricultural Society in the
place Of Mr.. James Davis resigned
Mr.. Patrick Duffy, Clerk of Petty SEES
sons, Navan, secured a clear major
ity OF votes.
Mona ghan.
The /. q e wrote stating that their
medical officer, Dr. O'Brien. had made
his report on his recent visit to the
Union. 1t was, they stated. satisfac-
tory as regards the discharge Of their
duties by the several dispensary Off
GERS. The inspector pointed out that
the lists of instruments of Monaghan,
Castleshane and I1myvale dspensary
districts did not appear to have been
submitted recently to the Clerk.
Mayo.
Mr.. John M'Hale, Co. c., ex-U. |. l..
organizer. has served writs on Messrs.
p. Carolan, d. c., and John Flynn, d.
c., secretary and treasurer, respective
ly, Of the Newport branch Of the U.
|, L., claiming C 500 damages for SLAM
der alleged to have been used on the
occasion of a recent stormy scene in
the Westport Boardroom, in which
blows were exchanged.
Queens County.
Much regret has been evoked in
Mountmellick at tho death of Mr.
VIM. M'Evoy, 4 we'll known and re-
spected citizen, and founder of the firm
OF VIM. M'Evoy and Co.
Roscommon.
a case at Boyle Quarter Sessions that
Ballaghaderreen. with 1000 popula-
ton, has 73 public houses. Judge
Wakely said it is 1.-The most public
house town in Ireland" The Honor
able Justice should always bear in
mind the Magisterial Boards who
grant these licenses are as a rule COM
posed OF the Saved"
Sligo.
Patrick Moffit, Tobercurry, was re-
Gently assigned before the Petty Ses-
sions for giving Il wrong name to the
Registrar-General. 1t appears that
his father Charles was insured twelve
years ago and then gave his age as
"a. On the death Of his father they
compiled the death certificate giving
the age as 65. Subsequently he cor
rected the same giving the age as IL.