The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-07-27
Antrim.

k1edTL anu their young pupils from
Lisburn School during an excursion
on June rs.
At the Franciscan Convent Of the
Home Mission Sisters, Littlehampton
(Sussex), on the Feast of st. Mar
garet, June 10, the final VOWS for the
Franciscan Sisterhood were protested
by Miss Margaret Quinn Gin religion
Sister Mary Magdalene), second
daughter of Patrick Quinn, New
Bond street, Belfast.
Armagh.
y The following were ordained at
Maynooth recently for the Armagh
diocese; Revs. Joseph Conlon. Joseph
s. Mcdonnell and Louis Walsh.
S Cavan.
~ Cootehill Urban Council has secured
4 a loan of $1,000 to carry out small
Improvement scheme under the Work
ing Glasses Act.
e. The following were recently ordain-
ed to the priesthood in Maynooth for
ward Mcguire. Matthew Dolan, Den
is McManus and Stephen Clarke.
- Cork.
The Rev. Michael O'F1ynn, former
ly of the Presbytery, Paul street,
Cork, late of 4, Strandville, Rush.
!, brooke, County Cork who died on the
18th Of April last, left personal es-
tates in the United Kingdom valued
at 1926 and probate of his will,
dated April list, 1912, has been grant,
ed to William ]. Barry Of Belview.
YOUNGSTOWN, Cork, and the Rev. Joseph
Scannell of Farrenferris, Cork.
Donegal.
Rev. Michael Cannon was ordained
recently at Maynooth for the Raphoe
Diocese.
The death is announced of Rev. P.
McCay, P. p, Kilinacrenan, Raphoe,
who was widely esteemed.
Derry.
The following were recently or
dained to the priesthood for Derry
Diocese: Revs. Bernard MacNamee,
Bernard Emyth, William Devine, Pet
err McGlnichy and Edward McLaugh-
lin.
A compensation claim was brought
at Dublin by Elizabeth Doherty, her
son and daughter, Shrove, Neville,
Derry, against Messrs. McCowen and
Sons, Tralee, under the Act. 1t seems
that son of Mrs. Eliza Doherty,
named Patrick, was employed on the
ship Derrymore as mate. and on July
is he fell through a hatchway. and
died on the day following. He was
the chief support Of his mother. and
the family was dependent on his
earnings. The Court gave a decree
for ESQ, which was divided 6 1870
going to the mother and 6 10 each to
the children.
Mrs Delahunt, formerly maternity
nurse in Warrenpoint, has been grant
ed pension of Ell per year.
A seal was discovered asleep on the
shore at Warrenpoint on June "a by
man named James Carvill, of
Church street, who procured sheet
b and threw 1t around the animal,
which almost effected an escape. At
ter a protracted struggle, Mr.. Carvill
succeeded in capturing the seal, which
is q full-grown black specimen.
Dublin.
The death took place in the Mater
Hospital, Dublin, of Mrs Byrne, of
Is Great Western Square, who sus-
tanned serious injuries through her
clothes catching afire.
Fermanash.
On June 2e, at the Church of Our
Lady of Dolors, Glasnevin. Thomas
!, Gaffney, ~ North Cumberland street,
youngest son of the late Thomas
Gaffney. Druminisklin. County Cavan.
was married to Maura McManus, st.
Michael's terrace, Drumcondra, Dub
lin, only daughter of the late James
McAdanus, Drumderg, Fermanagh.
Kings.
On June 25 the tenants of Mrs. At
]. kinson, Cangort Park, Shinrone, met
y at Mr.. Mitchell's office, Birr. Some of
the tenants on this estate have signed
7 an agreement to buy and have re-
ceived attachments on their rents.
About ten refused to sign. They do
nnf uyanf IN aivo anv game riphts RI
the landlord. and they consider that
they should be better treated in the
h matter of turbary.
DR.. Daniel o'sullivan has been
elected medical onicer of the Dingle
~ Hospital.
- u Miss Mary Il Stack has haen an.