The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-06-29
'NEWS FROM IRELAND{
Antrim.

Drumgooland.
Carulough Whiting Mills were de-
stroyed by fire on the evening of May
Is entailing a loss Of $4,000.
s Armagh.
The death has taken place as the
result of an accident, of Mrs. Gather
Inc Hughes of Cornagh, at the age of
% years.
sss At the Convent of the Immaculate
Conception, Glasgow, Miss Minnie
Fairy, elder daughter of Mr.. John Far
~, Milford, Armagh, received the hab-
it of Franciscan novice, taking the
name of Sister Mary Xavier,
Cork.
'f The farm of Lackbaun, Donough-
tanning % acres, was sold on May 20
by j. j. Cronin and Son, auctioneers,
Macroom, after sharp and rapid bid
ding, to Daniel Murphy, New Tip
perary, at a345. with auction fees and
all costs of the sale.
On Saturday night. May 25, a re-
markable outburst of popular joy took
place in the village of Killeagh. 1t
was the 50th anniversary of the or
dination of Father Murphy, the be-
loved Parish Priest, who is to cele.
Carlow.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mooney died at Park
nakyle, at the age of 104.
Died.-On May 25th, at Castlemore
Margaret Eustace, youngest child of
the late Michael Eustace.-May 21st
at st. Patrick's hospital, Tullow, of
pneumonia, Arthur Nolan. aged 62
years.-May oath, at High street, Bag
enalstown, Mrs. Alicia Nolan, relict of
the late Patrick Nolan, Victualler.
Glare.
The death took place on May 25 at
the Convent of Mercy, Kilrlsh, of
Sister Martha. She was a native of
81 Birr, Kings County, and had been
religieuse since 1854.
The coroner for North Glare, held
an inquest at Lisdoonvarna, on May
30, on the remains of farmer named
Patrick Woods, who was found by the
=, roadside the previous night. in a dy-
ing state. apparently having been
thrown from the horse he had been
riding.
Thos. McGuinness. auctioneer, Cav
an, put up for sale recently the Ii
.censed premises in Mill street. held by
the late John Mcguire, and, after
spirited bidding were knocked down
. to Mr.. M. Tierney, Sol'r. in trust for
Thomas Donohue, Upper Main street,
at $50 pounds.
w.. Derry.
Died.-May 20, at Lfford, Mary An
ne Harte.-May 80, Tougher, Rebecca,
relict Of the late Charles Algeo.-May
30, at Avenue Cottage, Meenagolan,
Charles Molloy, ex-N. T.. aged II
years.
A young lady named. Rosanna
O'Hanlon was brought to Newry I'm
ion 1nfirmary in critical condition
suffering from a severe scalp wound.
and shock, as result of cycling ac-
cident. Cycling from her residence at
Eshway, Bessbrooke to Newry on May
rs, she lost control of the machine at
the Egyptian Arch, and was thrown
off, her head striking the ground.
- Donegal.
The grocery and hardware estab-
iishment of James Kelly, Main street,
Buncrana, was recently destroyed by
fire. causing loss of about $4,000.
James Foy, Stranolar, and Sister
Lorenzo of the Convent of Mercy, Bal
a lyshannon. have been appointed Mas
ter and Matron respectively of stran-
olar Union.
Mrs. Harrison, 20 Great Brunswick
street, Dublin. succumbed on May %
to injuries she received when thrown
out Of an automobile in Phoenix Park.
A Dublin relic of the 18th century
has just been unearthed in a London
curio shop in the shape of a silver
ticket of admission to the old smock
4 Alley Theater. presented in 1850 by
Henry Mossop. tragedian, to his pat
roness, the Countess of Brandon.
Fermanagh.
The death has taken place of Phil.
ip Gladden.. Cornacrieve. aged IS years.
Galway.
Miss Minnie Laffey has been ap-
pointed head nurse in the new hos
pital in Galway Union.
3ss At Clifden. on May 2s. Mother Mary
Joseph. Convent of Mercy. Carna,
Z passed to her eternal reward. She was,