The Irish standard., 1912-01-06
Antrim.

ests of practitioners in any way, and
to take united action when called
upon.
To the deep grief of the commun.
ity the death occurred during the
week at the Convent of Mercy, Crum-
lin road. Belfast, OF Sister Mary Au-
gustine Sherman. Deceased, who
was for 81 years attached to the Con-
vent, was a native of Kilkenny.
Cavan.
AS souvenir of mis- marriage, the
Cavan and Longtord branch Of the
Irish Creamery Managers association
have presented to Mr.. James Cannon,
]. p, manager of the Killeshandra
Cooperative Creamery, with Il thou
,sand-day electric clock. Mr.. John
Cawley (Granard Creamery, who pre-
sided and Messrs. P. Brady, ID. Nc
Cabe and e. Reilly bore testimony to
the services of the recipient since the
formation of the association, and
wished him many happy years of we'd
ded bliss.
Cork.
The Carnegie Hero award of SIS
was presented at the Cork Corpora
y tion this week to Mr. L. ODriscoll,
and a Humane Societys certificate to
Mr.. keeshan for life-saving in each
case
A vote Of sympathy was passed by
the Cork Corporation this week to Mr..
James Myles, an ex-councillor, on the
death of his daughter. A similar vote
was passed to Mr.. P. D. Buckley, an.
other ex-councillor, on the death of
his wife.
The late Mr.. David Boyd Cofbett OF
Evelyn Cottage, Ballyvarrell, County
Down, left personal estate valued at
97,473 He left G100 to Emily j.
Matthews, and the residue of his es.
tate to his wife.
Dublin.
Rev. James a. Nowlan, Q. S. A.,
died in his 74th year at the Priory,
John street, West Dublin, recently.
Father Nowlan was native of Dub
lin. He was educated in Italy at the
Convent of ST. Nicholas OF Tellentine,
and entered the Augustnian Order as
novice at the age Of IT, On ordina-
ton he came to Ireland, and was en-
gagged most successfully in mission
work Afterwards he spent some
years in Australia. On his return he
was stationed at Dungarvan, where he
inausurated a temperance society,
meeting with great success. For the
last 20 years Father Nowlan's life had
been spent at the Dublin Convent of
the Order, and he was specially iden.
titled With the devotion in the Church
in Thomas street to Our Lady Of Good
Counsel while he was the founder OF
the knights Of The Shrine He had
been in failing health for some time
His loss will be greatly felt by the
Auguslinian community and by hosts
OF friends in the. city elsewhere.
Fermanagh.
The Fermanagh Committee of Agri-
culture this week unanimously passed
resolution approving of the course
taken by the vice president Of the Dc
partment OF Agriculture in regard to
the ]. a. O. $. as they considered il
wrong principle for a private trading
body to be subsidized out OF govern
ment funds,
Galway.
MIR. 3irrcll, in reply to Mr.. OMallcy
in Parliament, said the estates OF
Lord Ardilann in Conncmara and OF
the Provost in Trinity College had no.
been offered TO the Congcsted Dis
tricts Board for sale. The estate of
Mr.. J. A. O'Kelly, County Galway, had
been offered for sale, and ii decision
would be arrived at regarding pur-
chase as soon as practicable
.. Kildare.
On the question of advertising being
brought before the County Kildare
Agricultural Committee. Mr. NJ. ].
Mnch, J. p said he did not see why
they should single out the "Freemen"
from any Of the Dublin papers. They
We're advocates of home industry, and
he thought they should be practical
and support it. 1t was decided that
the advertising be given only to the
Y local papers.
Kings.
We deeply regret to have to record
the death of Mr.. Louis Williams which
took place at his residence, Ldender.
ry, recently, after a long illness. The
deceased, who was only 80 years of
age, was a scion of one Of the oldest
Edenderry families, which had long