The Irish standard., 1912-07-20

XNEWs FROM IRELAND
Clare.

WAS erected Dy tnlllSIyllOn Guardians
Medical Officer for Miltown- Malbay
and Knockagonnell Dispenser District.
Cork.
The death of Sister Winefride took
place recently in the Convent Of
Mercy, Pitsmoor, Sheffield, England.
Sister Winefride was native OF
Kingwilliamstown, Cork, where shs
was born on November 5, 1860. Sna
was the second daughter of Daniel Il,
Jones.
Carlow.
Messrs. Walter kavanagh and Pat
rick Kinsella have been reelected
Chairman and Vice Chairman respec.
lively Of Carlow County Council.
Derry.
A pathetic story was told at Derry
Quarter Sessions when Mrs Elizabeth
McAlhone was, by consent, awarded
ELS compensation from Messrs.
Gibbs and Lee, owner Of the steam
ship North Briton, for the loss of her
husband, a seaman. She stated she
had been married ON December 31st,
last, and three days later her husband
was obliged to leave for sea service
The North Briton was lost and her
husband went down with the ship.
,. Donegal.
On June II the sudden death &C.
CURED of Rose McCahill, spinster,
Chapel Lane, Donegal Deceased,
that morning, dressed and was about
to leave the house to receive her pen
sion at the Post Office when she COM
planned of feeling unwell and retired
to bed, and died few hours after
wards.
Down.
Married.-June 18th, at the Cathc-
dral, Newry, by the Rev. Felix Nc
Gennis, Adm, Warrenpoint, assisted
by Rev. Joseph Doyle, Adm, Newry,
John Montague McClusky, Warren
point, to Anna Mary, daughter of the
late James Hughes, Banbridge.
June IL, at St. Columbkille's, Bally-
hackamore, Belfast, by the Rev. e. p.
smyth, c. c., George William Tyson,
Department OF Agriculture, to Eve
line Mary second daughter of Henry
Ashbee, Department Of Agriculture,
Rowens, Knock.
Dublin.
The death Of the Rev. John Hughes,
a member of the Society OF Jesus,
occurred on June 16 at Midtown
Park, after a brief illness. Father
Hughes was we'll known in almost ev-
cry diocese of Ireland as preacher
and conductor of ecclesiastical re-
treats. but his own native city Of
Dublin, where he was born 60 years
ago, was the special scene of his
apostolic labors
Fermanagh.
On June IA the body of middle
aged man named William Graham
was discovered in river at Derry
oran, about seven miles from Ennis
forehead, and it is presumed that the
deceased must have fallen off the
bridge which crosses the river. The
water is only eight inches deep at
the place where the body was found.
Galway.
The death is announced of Mother
Mary Joseph, at the Convent of Mercy.
Carna, a fluent native speaker of
Irish. She was a daughter of the late
Mr.. E. Lee. Galway, and was pro-
fessed over for:y wears ago.
A fisherman named Matt M.Callv.
popularity known as Long Matt" was
drowned recently in Tough Carrib,
near Oughterard Pier. He was out in
his two-oared fishing boat and had a
small sail up when the craft was
caught in squall and upset.
Miss Bridget Finnerty, second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Finnerty,
BEACH, was received into the Order
of the "Ursulines of the incarnation"
st. Margaret's Convent, Edinburgh.
Scotland, on June IA, as Sister Mary
Stephen.
Kerry.
Among those ordained to the priest
hood by the Most Rev. DR.. Fennelly.
D. D., Archbishop Of Cashel and
Emily, in the Cathedral. Thurles on
Sunday, was Rev. Michael Fitzgerald,
Castleisland. Father Fitzgerald goes
to the diocese of Stafford, England.
.. Kilkenny.
On June 16 at st. Mary's Cathedral,
Kilkenny, his Lordship the Most Rev.
DR.. Browrigg, assisted by the Presi-
dent and Dean of the College, ele-
waited to the sacred dignity of the
priesthood the following students OF