The Irish standard., 1911-07-08

elected Petty Sessions Clerk for
Clones in succession to the late Mr..
Turner.
Queens.
Recently motor accident occurred
at the Health, involving injuries which
were not, however, of a very serious
nature, to man named Patrick Hef-
/ fernan Of Athy.
| Roscommon.
| Much regret is felt at the death of
Rev. P. MDonagh, st. Patrick's street,
Boyle, which took place on Sunday
last Deceased retired some years ago
through ill-health, and lived privately.
The death took place on Wednesday
last of Mrs. Michael Doolan, Goff
street. Roscommon. The deceased had
been in failing health for some time
! past, so her death was not altogether
unexpected. She was a membe, of a
family long connected with Roscom-
mon, and her death was learned with
regret by large circle of acquaint-
ances.
Sligo.
AT the Sligo Feis Cecil held last
week, in the special bass solo, MIR. r.
Smyllie. editor "Sligo Times" was
awarded the gold medal. The Adjudi-
Gator, Mr.. John O'Mara, said his sing
ing was excellent. He secured 20
marks over his opponent, DR.. Webb,
Belfast. Mr. Smylie is a gold medal
list of the Dublin Feis Cecil.
Tipperary.
Twelve students of ST. Patrick's
College were ordained recently by his
Grace the Most Rev. DR.. Fennelly, All
the students are for foreign missions
Amongst the twelve are Messrs. Dan
| Grace. who played with Kilkenny in
many important hurting matches, and
who has some All-Ireland and Lcirster
Championship medals: and Eamonn
Motherway, formerly we'll known in
| local Gaelic League circles
Tyrone.
We deeply regret to announce the
death OF Mr.. Charles Donegan, of
O1nagh, one of the most active and
prominent Nationalist in Mid-Tyr-
one, and a man highly respected
throughout Ulster for his high person
al qualities and business probity. MIR.
Donegan, who had reached the age OF
SO, was the leading auctioneer in Mid
Tyrone.
Westmeath.
The voting at Mullingar Rural Dis
trict Council was AZ to 80 against CO.
options, and Mr.. J. O'Neill defeated
Mr. w. Barry for the chair by Al to
80.
Wicklow.
We regret to announce the death of
Mr. VIM. Finn. formerly of Baraderry.
Kiltegan. Co. Wicklow, who died at
the Mater Hospital, Dublin, on Fri
day, the 9Th inst. The deceased. who
was brother to Mr. John Finn, Latha- :
leer, Baltinglass. resided in Dublin for
many years, and his death Is sincerely
regretted by very large circle of
friends. On Saturday morning his re-
mains were removed to Kingsbridge
and conveyed to Baltinglass by the
train arriving in the town at 1890 a.
m. The funeral which took place at 2
O'Clock, to the family burial ground at
Tlnneclash. was very largely attended.
The chief mourners were Messrs. John
Finn, Lathaleer; Edward Finn and
Matthew Finn, Barraderry, brothers
Waterford.
Ihe National Teachers of the Do
cese of Waterford and Lismore, at a.
meeting held in Waterford on Satur
day last, passed a resolution of condo
lence with the relatives of the late
Rev. James Mockler, Lislnore, who was
for some time Diocesan Inspector, and
Committee was formed to make ar
engagements in connection with a pro-
posed memorial to perpetuate the
memory of the deceased priest.
Wexford.
The magistrates at Ferns Petty Ses-
slons and several Wexford public bod
les have expressed deep regret at the
loss sustained by the death of the late
Mr.. Il. Bolger. J. P. While bathing in
the River Barrow at Campile, seven
miles from New Ross, on Saturday
evening, postman. Peter Kavanagh.
got beyond his depth and was drown
ed. Deceased, who was a very popular
official, had been the sole support of
his widowed mother.
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