The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-12-07

Blayney, Surgeon to the Queens
County lnfirmary. was elected Medical
Superintendent of the Queens County
Sanatorium.
On November Messrs. Gaze and
Jessop. auctioneers, Marlboro, put up
for sale the interest in small hold
ing for Mrs. Phelan, containing over
two acres. There was very keen com.
petition for the holding. Eventually
Mr.. Jcssop declared John Ryan the
purchaser at G2oO and fees. This
works out at over $50 per acre.
Tipperary.
AT the National University, Dublin.
on November ) the degree of II. A.,
with second class honors in expcri-
mental physics and chemistry. was
conferred on John Patrick Kennedy.
eldest son of John Kennedy, Irish
town, ClOnmcl.
Tyrone.
James McGarvey. of Dirnan, Cooks
town, celebrated his 1O3rd birthday
on November ]. The venerable Old
man, who is still hale and hearty, was
the recipient of many congratula-
tons.
The coroner for the Mid Division
Of Tyrone, held an inquest ON Novem-
Der on tho body of man named
James Hood, who resided at Glly-
COOLEY, and whose death took place
suddenly while he was returning from
On1agh market on the evening of No
vember End. \ number of witnesses
having been examined. DIR. Duncan.
Omagh, expressed the opinion that
death was due to heart failure, prob
ably following an old standing heart
disease.
Waterford.
DIR. j. J. Hogan, resident surgeon
in Waterford City Infirmary, has bcen
elected Medical Superintendent under
the tuberculosis Act at IL salary of
800 per year.
Died.-On November 4 at Brighton
Albert H. Bell Of SUR vicw.-On
November 9Th, at Kerry Park Ter
race, Waterford. Patrick Heylin. aged
12 years November 9Th, at William
street, Captain John Kicly.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81, ut the Uni
versity Church, st. Stephens Green,
Dublin with Nuptial Mass), by Rev.
]. Fitzpatrick. c. c., Herbert Russell
jackson of Southea, to Mary Ellen
eldest daughter of John j. Murphy,
Secretary late of Waterford, Limerick
and Western Railway Co., and Mrs.
Murphy, formerly of "Belvcdere, i
Tramore, Waterford, and now of Had
dington road, Dublin.
Wexford.
At Crescent Quay. Wexford, on No
vember 4, Messrs. Walsh and Corish
auctioneers, put up for sale, by d..
rections of the executor of the will
of Mrs. Anastasia Busher, deceased,
part of the lands of Ballymorris con.
tanning A acres. purchased under the
Land Acts in 1900 and now sub5ec.
for the second decade to an annuity
of G16. Poor Law Valuation. ;eoS.
The holding was bought in trust by
Jas. Browne for Go25.
In the course of an aviation ex-
hibition before 1000 people in WEEK.
ford Park recently by Messrs. NJ. G.
Looer CO.. Farman biplane
piloted by an English airman. whose
name was not disclosed, was nying
over the harbor when the engine
stopped. The aviator planed into the
water about hundred yards from
the shore, narrowly missing the
DreakWater. He was rescued by some
fishermen. who also saved the mach
inc. a number of stays and the rud-
der OF which We're broken.
Westmeath.
The funeral took place on Novem-
Der s, in. Mullingar of Mrs. Catherine
Houlihan. one OF the Oldest and most
respected inha bitants of the town
Deceased had reached fine age. and
had seen many stirring periods in the
history of the country. 1t is related
of her that. in her then capacity as
superintendent of the cuisine of one
of the largest local hotels she had
superintendent the cooking of dinner
for the famous Daniel O'Connell and
Tom Steele. when these well-known
lrishmcn were in Mullingar, on their
way to the great meeting at Tara.
Wicklow.
Married.-October 30, at the Pro-
Cathedral. Marlboro street with
Nuptial Mass and Papal Bencdiction).
by the Rev. John Birch, c. c.. Ballv-
ragget cousin of the bridc). Doctor
Denis p. kcnna. of Baltinglass. TO
Bridget. eldest daughter of Thomas