The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-01-27

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lydon. Cor
rib View, Galway. The ceremony
took place at ST. Patrick's Church.
Kerry.
J. Crowley of Buckwatcr Mills,
Baltimore, has been granted Il patent
on d centrifugal fan which he has
invented
While working OH December IS at
the ArdtuIly Copper Mines. near Ken
mare, a pulley broke, and man NAM
man named Handles seriously injured.
Kildare.
After keen competition Joseph Har-
vcy of Athy, was OIL December 26
declared purchaser at $50 pounds of
about four Irish acres Of land at
ushnabourna. The land belonged to
/ Michael Nolan. L. D. ca who has re-
Gently purchased extensive premises
known as the Railway Hotel, Carlow.
The annuity payable To the Irish Land
Commission is = pounds 6s I'd. The
| field is one of the best adjacent to
Athy and was consequently very
much sought after.
Kilkenny.
| Through MIR. Pat OBricn. NJ. r., the
Kilkenny Public Library has become
| the poSscssor of IA valuable set of inn
portant books and Government Rec
:ds. The books were published at
the expense of the Treasury in 1851,
on the suggestion Of the Master of
! the Rolls. There arc about $50 vol
, umes, originally costing las per VOL
| umc, containing tie original State
papers Of the Privy Council of Eng
| land, chronicles of Great Britain and
Ireland during the middle ages; events
which occurred during the reign of
Elizabeth, and the earliest ages of the
taxation of Ireland by England; old
Irish records such as the Seanchus
Nor and the Annals of Ulster. There
are original documents in the chron-
icles, and all are very valuable.
Leitrim.
The demise of Master Thomas Har-
vcy, seventh son OF Francis Harvey.
Grisglass, Ballnanorc, took place De-
| cenbcr %. The deceased boy sustain
I'd Il hurt some time ago, and was
sent to IL Dublin hospital where he
succumbcd after undergoing two OPP
| cratio..S.
Limerick.
John liartN, farmer, BclusKey.
Groom, aged rs, after being paid his
old-asc pension at Groom Post Office
on Saturday evening, December %,
was walking to his car. which stood
IL few yards from the Post Office door,
when he fell dead in the rootpa.h OUT
| side the office.
Mayo.
Mr.. J. J. Noonan. County Surveyor,
North Mayo, has received ln intima-
| ton from the Roads Board of Il free
grant of 10000 pounds for the steam
rolling OF forty English miles of road
from B;tllina to Bemullct, only Il
nominal contribution to be required
from the local rates. The project will
give work to a great number of local
men.
Waterford.
| A sad fatal accident is reported to
| have occurred during the holidays
near Harrow Hill, d girl named Miss
Annie DAILY, aged 10 years, daughter
of a respectable farmer, losing her
| life. 1t appears that Miss DAILY, &C
companicd by her father, was driving
broke, father and daughter being
thrown on the road. Miss Daily fell
on her face and side, breaking sew
cral ribs. Mr.. DAILY escaped with
some bad bruises. Help was soon
| Forthcoming, and they were both taken
quickly home. Miss Days injuries
were of such i, serious character that
| she died.
Wicklow.
i Observation-Disclosures &, by Rev. r..
Milton, Rector OF st. Andrews Glei-
chen, James M. Copithornc, eldest. son
of John Copithorne, Jumping Pound.
Calgary, late of Cork. to Eva NJ. cid
est daughter of John C. Buckley,
Shamrock Farm, Gleichen, Alberta,
Canada, late of Enniskcry.
| Wexford.
The death has occurred at the Con-
vent OF Mercy, New Ross, of Sister
Mary Agnes Doyle, member of Il very
respectable family near Boris, County
Carlow. Deceased was in the twenty
fourth year of her profession. and
had been in failing health for some
| time.
! louth.
\ number Of friends and past pu-