The Irish standard., 1911-12-30
Fermanaah.

The Fermanagh Technical Com
mittee has accepted the resignation of
Mr.. A. r. M'Kibbin, manual instructor,
who has secured another appointment
at Ballymena.
Galway.
Deep regret is left throughout East
Galway at the unexpected death OF
Mrs. Cosgrave, wife of Mr. Jas. Cos.
grave, Co. c., Chairman of the Guar
dams.
Damage estimated at some hundreds
of pounds, and which it is understood
is not covered by insurance, was
caused by fire on Wednesday night,
at the coach factory of Messrs Mahon
Bros, Ballymore, four miles from Cas-.
| tlerea.
| Kildare.
| DR.. D. p. Coady, MO, having made
statement at the meeting of Mas
Board of Guardians in reply to strict
ures passed upon him by Mr. C. H.
O'Conor, L.G.B. Inspector, regarding
his hours of attendance at the Work
house, a resolution was adopted on
the motion of Mr.. Dunno, seconded by
MIR. Gogarty, expressing confidence in
Dr. Coady and characterizing Mr..
OConor's report as grossly mislead-
ing"
| kerry
We regret to record the death of
Miss Ellen O'Riordan, which occurred
at her residence, Strand street, Tralee.
The deceased lady was a member of
a highly respected family, and her
demise, though at the ripe old age of
IS years, is much regretted.
The remains were taken to st.
Johns Mortuary Chapel, where Sol
emn High Mass was celebrated.
Letrim.
| A meeting of the Gowel Division
was held in Temperance hall after
Mass on Sunday, Nov 26. Brother ].
Mulvey, d. c., presided. The minutes
Of the previous meeting were read and
signed. Roll call was gone through
and contributions handed in Corn
munications were read and approved
Four new members were admitted to
the friendship of the order, and three
] proposed for initiation at next meet
ing For the violation of the rules one
member was expelled
Longford.
His parishioners at Rathcline,
Lanesborough, County Longford, paid
well-deserved tribute few even
ings ago to the Rev. W. Murray, PIP,
by the presentation to him of an illum-
mated address and purse Of sover.
eigns to signalize his recovery from
his recent illness. Father Murray, who
has won the deep devotion of his
flock, while accepting the gifts in the
generous manner in which they were
rendered, reminded them that after
an expenditure of over 1900 there
! was still a debt on the church, and to
relieve 1t he intended to hand over
their money gift to the fund for that
purpose.
Limerick.
James Ryan, employed at the loco.
motive works, Great Southern rail
way, Limerick. was taken suddenly i'll
this week, and died almost Immediate
~
Mayo.
Out OF an adjourned application
made at a meeting of the Claremorris
District Council this week by Mr.
Boyle. engineer. for the payment OF
sos for services rendered in connec-
ton with waterworks scheme, a
scene followed, in which some heated
/ personal remarks were made On
words waxing higher and angrier, Mr..
McGrath remarked: I'VE are qualify
ing we'll for home rule Payment of
the sum was eventually ordered.
Monaehan.
The North Monaghan Farmers
Ploughing Association has passed a
resolution rendering sincere SYM
pathy to the widow and family of the
late Mr.. Thomas Patton.
Queens County.
A concert was held in the school
house, Raheen, recently. The enter
tainment was organized for Chart.
able purpose. A small amount would
have been sufficient to meet the re.
quirements Of the charity, but so we'll
was the fixture attended that 60 was
realized. The various items were con.
tributed by local artistes.
In the Chancery Division recently
the Lord Chancellor appointed Mr.
John ]. Burns, of Mountmellick. com
missioner for administering oaths and
taking affidavits for the Queens coun.