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

annual pilgrimage to Wolfe Tones
Grave in Bodenstown. On arrival at
Sallins procession was formed,
headed by the Lorcan O'Toole fife and
drum band, followed by National Boy
Scouts, the Wolfe Tone Committee,
members of the '9S club, A. o. H. and
l. N. IF. At the graveside the Boy
Scouts formed Gordon and Mr.. T. j.
Clarke delivered a short address. An
aeridheacht was afterwards held in a
field close by.
Louth.
Out of five candidates Mr.. john
ston Was elected by Louth County
Council as rate collector for the cleo
toral division of Ballymascanlon and
Fairyhart.
A farm steward named McEvoy,
employed by DR.. Byrne, Drogheda, fell
off load of hay owing to q sudden
movement of the horse attached TO
the cart, and died Immediately. It
was found that the base of the skull
had been fractured.
Limerick.
The following were ordained to the
priesthood in Maynooth recently for
the Limerick Diocese: Revs. Patrick
Ruddle, William O'Sullivan and Mich
ael O'Brien.
leitrim.
The death took place on June %
at the home of his mother, Lisnatul-
lagh, Of Rev. Edward ]. Dolan, late
curate at Chapelizod, County Dublin.
Amongst the young men who were
ordained to the priesthood on June 20,
at Maynooth was Rev. J. B. Lee, b.
A., son to Mr.. S. J. Lee and Mrs Lee
Aughacashel, National School, Drum
shanbo, Leitrim.
Loneford.
The following were ordained to the
priesthood in Maynooth on June %
for the Ardagh Diocese: Rev. Ed
ward Mccormack, John Lee and Peter
Kelly.
Meath.
At Maynooth, on June 20, the fol-
lowing were ordained to the priest
hood for the Diocese Of Meath: Revs.
Robert Calgary, William Cooney and
Maurice Weymes.
Mayo.
At a special court in Dublin,
Thomas Casey, water bailiff, was
indicted for having in January last,
caused the death of John Kelly, al
farmers son, near Kiltimagh, Mayo.
The jury found the prisoner guilty
with strong recommendation to
mercy, and the Judge allowed him out
on bail.
Judge Fitzgerald congratulated the
MARLBORO Grand Jury on June 26 on
the peaceful state of the County.
Roscommon.
A pretty marriage was solemnized
in Boyle on June 26, the contracting
parties being Mr.. ]. J. Rodden, mer-
chant. Carrick- on Shannon, and Miss
Annie M. Clews, Boyle, third daugh-
ter of the late John Clews, Lewisham,
Kent, and niece of James Clews,
Boyle.
Patrick Webb, who for several
years was Vice-Chairman of the Ros-
common County Concil, was sentenced
to twelve months Imprisonment by
Justice Boyd on Dublin on June Is.
for breaking pane of glass and co.
Ing into house he lost in bank
ruptcy.
Sligo.
The marriage took place on June
10th at the Cathedral of Mr. P. Nc
Avck, manager of Messrs. Higgins
and Keighron's Italian warehouse, to
Miss Della Fitzpatrick, Mail Coach
Road.
On June % the following were or
dained priests in Maynooth College
Chapel by the Most Rev. DR.. Kelly,
Bishop Of Ross, for the Diocese of
Elphin: Revs. Charles Higgins, Jo-
seph Hanly, Denis O'Connor, Patrick
Sharkey, Michael O'Donnel, James
Roddy.
Tyrone.
The following priests were recently
ordained at Maynooth for the Clogher
Diocese: Revs. Bernard Mcguire,
William Cullenan and James Nolan.
Married.-June II at the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception Strabane.
by Rev. Peter Tracy. C.. c.. Thomas
Curran, Strandown, acknowledgements,
Knock, Belfast, to Helen Mary,
daughter Of Daniel Carolan Clonleigh.
Porthal, Strabane.
Tippsrary.
At MAMMOTH on June o. fhe fol-