Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1912-05-25
IRELAND.
Record Of the Most Important of
the Recent Events Culled
From Exchanges.

The late T. Moore, a farmer, of
Lisnadill, Armagh, left personal es-
tate valued at over $4,000.
The death is recorded of Robert
Robertson, well known grocer and
hardware MERCHANT in Garvagh.
The death is announced of Patrick
Markey, who was for many years
manager of the. Hibernian Bank at
Navan.
#. ]. Taylor, of Moorehill, and
John Redahan, of Lisshatigan. have
been sworn in Magistrates for
County Longford.
The large flax mill of Daniel
McKeever. of Moneynick, was de-
stroyed by fire. The origin of the
blaze is unknown.
The Rev. Father Power has been
transferred from Durrow to st.
Bieran's College at Kilkenny. His
departure from Durrow is much re-
gIetted.
DR.. Walter Mooney, Kilbeggan,
has been appointed certifying sur
geon under the factory and work.
shop acts in succession to the late
DR.. ]. ]. Foley.
At the Kildare Petty Sessions
James Murphy, kildare, took the
oath as Magistrate of the County
Kildare, and afterward occupied
seat on the bench.
John Storey. manager Wexford
En- cheering Company, died at his
residence in Wexford. He was only
few days i'll, and his death was
wholly unexpected.
NJ. ]. Fetherston was at the meet
ing of the Castlerea Board of Guard
ians elected Master of the work
house by twenty-five votes against
fourteen given for f. Kelly.
Justice Barton accepted the bid
Of $25, 900 made by Patrick De-
laney, of Pallas. for $50 acres COM
prised in a holding known as the
Roe Ranch. at Knocks, near Temple
more.
Addressing the grand jury at the
opening of the Longford Quarter
Sessions Judge Curran said he was
glad to say that the county was free
from anything in the nature OF seri-
Gus crime.
James Simeox, ex-Lord Mayor.
was the only candidate nominated
for the vacant Aldermanship of the
North Center ward, Cork, to fill the
vacancy created by his own resigna-
ton. He was proposed in eight
papers.
The Ballinasloe Urban Council has
passed resolutions of regret at the
transfer of Head Constable O'Con-
nor to Waterford City, at the same
time expressing appreciation of his
services during his fourteen years
stay in the town.
The average annual death rate
represented by the deaths registered
in the Tralee registration area for
the week ended April 20 was as low
as SO per 1000 of the population.
This was lower than any of the
other registration areas in Ireland.
The death of the Very Rev. ].
Curry, of st. Mary's at Drogheda, is
much regretted. Father Curry, who
came of a good old Irish stock, was
born in Navan in January, 1916. He
received his early education in the
local school. He was ordained in
1872.
A. Bell, r. NJ, at a special court
in Claremorris, bound to the peace
two young men named Frank Fitz-
gerald and Patrick Shollow, who had
been charged with booing and
shouting at Mrs. Kilkelly, in Balm
dine district, after the grazing lands
held by her husband had been driven
by women of the locality.
The following ladies have been
profesesd at the Convent Of the
Sisters of Mercy, Waterford; Sister
Mary Teresa Doran. daughter OF the
late M. A. Doran, Rathangan House,
County Kildare; Sister Margaret
Mary Butler, Shrone Hill. Upper
airy; Sister Mary Patrick Slattery, !
laughter of M. Slattery, Bruff,
County Limerick; Sister Mary tia |
Hourigan, daughter of w. Hourigan,
Ialbally, County Limerick. The |
Most Rev. DR.. Sheehan, who pre-
Ilded, delivered an eloquent address.