The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-06-29
Kildare.

remains of an elderly man, jeremiah
Waters, a native of the town, who was
found lying dead the previous evening
on the river bank, near Liffey Bridge,
Newbridge.
Kilkenny.
Pierce Lanigan, for the past four
teen years Postmaster in Kilkenny
and for forty years in the postal ser
vice. has retired on pension.
Died. May II, Edmond Hanrahan,
Crosspatrick.-Rece Mrs. Bridget
Corey. Sheepstown.-May %, Mrs
Elizabeth Drea, Scarf
Kerry.
Michael O'Leary has been appointed
Clerk of Works under the Laborers
! Act by Killarney Rural Council.
Patrick Murphy, Tralee, has secured
the contract for the construction of
the Cahirciveen wuterworks at a sum
of $11,4OO.
Limerick.
On May 80 Michael OConnell, 2
Taylor street. who was cleaning win
doWs at the new Technical Institute,
O'Connell avenue, fell from a window
sill and received serious injuries both
internal and external.
Monaghan.
Miss Agnes Gillespie, Church Square,
Monaghan, died on May q at an adj
vanced age, The death has taken
place also of John McConkey, a re-
spected farmer of the Dernawitt dis
trict who had reached the age of so
years.
In st. Mary's Convent. Roehampton.
London, S. W., Miss Brigid Mary DON
nellan, Gin religion Sister Mary Dymp-
~. a daughter of the late Mr.. Henry
Donnellan, Coolderry, Carrickmacross,
consecrated her life to the service of
God
Meath.
Died May 81, Miss Katherine Clarke,
Balreask.-May 20. Charles Pagan,
Balbay.-May 90, Mrs. O'Donoghue,
knocktemple.
The Court of Appeal recently unani-
mously dismissed the appeal by Mary
Duffy, one of the persons interested
in the will of the late Colonel j. r.
Nugent, from decision of the Master
of the Rolls, that the sale of his lands
to his interests of Colonel Nugent. The
action had been brought by Johanna
Latham, executrix of the will of the
late Colonel, for the determination of
this and other questions.
Mayo.
Rev. John j. Colleran. pastor of
Cooneal, died on May II.
Sister NJ Scholastic O'Callaghan has
resigned her position as Matron of
Swinford Union.
The Ruttledgc Fair estate in Co.
Mayo has been bought by the Con-
gested Districts Board at II years.
purchase for cash.
Much regret was caused when it be-
came known that Sister Atracta Labor
had passed away at the Birr Convent
of Mercy on May 26. The deceased
was from Abbeyleix, in the Queens
County, and was only in her 26th year.
Roseommon.
Died on June LIST, at her late resi-
dence, 1874 Court street, Newark, N. j.,
Ellie f., age 10 years, daughter of
james and Ellen Reynolds Gnaiden
name McCue.) natives of Elphin, Coun-
ty Roscommon. Ireland. She was a
graduate of st. Bridget's School, and
also Of the Newark. Business College.
and was connected with the Travellers
Insurance Company of Newark. Fun
eral took place from st. Brdget's
Church on Tuesday. June 4th.
Tyrone.
Died.-May %, Hugh Monaghan,
Syonee.-May 20, Mrs. Mary Campbell,
Mullanboy, aged IS years.
Tipperary.
Died May 80, Mary Donovan, New
Lane Carrick on Suir.-Recently, Mrs.
Anne Butler, Scart.-May %, jeremiah
Ryan, yclerihan.-Recently, Miss
May Ryan. Donohill.
On May 81, Bridget Quinn. who says
she is 104 years old, met with a bad
| accident at the Gurteen Almshouse,
Clonmel, of which she was an inmate.
While an excursion was passing by
she got up on a wall to see the sight,
and fell, breaking her thigh. She was
removed to the workhouse hospital,
Clonmel, where she is progressing ia
vorably.
Wexford.
Died.-May cath, at Mulrankln, Jo-
hanna, relict Of the late James Boil
ger. aged rs years.-May 20, at IA
George street Wexford Mabel Eliza .