The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-11-23

| tiquity. both pagan and Christian. are
among numerous and in many respects
more interesting in Kerry than in any
other county in Ireland. There are
| chapels or oratories in Kerry roeval
| with the Introduction of Christianity
/ into Ireland. In addition Kerry has it's
round towers or pillar stones.
Limerick.
y venerated and deeply regretted
nun of the Good Shepherd Order has
/ passed away in the Good Shepherd
, Convent. Sundays Well. Cork. in tho
person nf Rev. Mother Josephine Mol
an. who was born AT Shanagoldcu and
/ belonged Ia one of the most popular
and esteemed families in West LINER
ick. Forty seven years ago this month
Mother Joseph entered the Commtn.
ity of the Good Shepherd.
Leitrim.
The notorious David and Arthur
McNcill, the grabbcrs OF Aughadrl1m-
inshin, vino have been pcrsistcntly
hoNcottcd hy tho neighbours for the
ut Ballinamore Petty Sessions recent
" for assaultins Miss Catherine Reilly
of the same townand with a whip
Queens
The extensive house property nf the
late DR.. David Baldwin Jacob. in the
town of marlborough and village of
Donaghmore was put up for auction
at tho Courthouse. marlborough, on
October IS. but. although there was Il
fairly good attendance of bidders out
OF ton lots in all only those mentioned
residence of the late DR.. Jacob, was
purchased 10y the Rev. j. ]. kcarncv,
&. C.. for the purposes of {, parurhial
house, for the sum of $500, the pur- /
'hi'H" ais" including the gardens adj
Joining the house aud tho flower and
vegetable gardens on the opposite side
OF tho public road The two houses
on the Stradbally Road occupied bvt
X. ~. Russell and j. Worrall wcrcl
sod t" y. &. Kinds for tho sum OFF
$500, and George Dmond. for the sum
"f cl4o. was declared purchaser of
'''r hhssard aud paddock u,, the
StradhallN Road close by his residence
Roscommon.
Much sympathy is felt for Michael
Dnnpctlnr,
account of the death Of his onl, son
patrick. who until recently was n
brilliant student OF ST. E,lna's COLLEGE
RHlhfarnham. His funeral was the
largest seen at Strokestown for many
years.
Tyrone.
The Strnbanc ma .istra1cs ON ortn-
''"r II refused infornations in a mur-
d"r charge against a youth named
Robert Mullen in connection with the
death of William John Moorhcnd. ;,
twclve-ycar boy. The lads. whom
WORKING in a potato field. had COM
/ menced throwing sods for fun. Moor
head was heard shouting. "Yo,, hit me
with piece OF lime" and Mullen To
plying, I only threw back the piece
j YOU fired" The boys were good friends
and went home together that night
M"orhcad died from compression on
I the brain. following n slight fracture
of the skull.
Tipperary.
! Michael Connolly, son of James
! Connolly. Kirkpatrick, a pupil OF tho
harlcS Christian Brothers Schools,
who has Just been awarded a National
. University Scholarship of !c15o richly
deserves his reward
/ On the night of October - Mrs
/ AlassN and Miss Muric Massy were
returning home from Clonmel on an
/ outside car. The right wheel went IN
onto the grass edsing in the carriage
drive and the car turned over sud-
denly. throwing Mrs. Massey to the
/ ground. Fart of the car fell on her
dlsocatins the right shoulder.
Waterford.
some tune ago the Waterford i.oun
Gil established scholarships in the
Cork University of c so a year ton
able for three years. and these wcrc
competed for recently. with the rcsult
That two out OF the three Scholarships
were won by John Regain. of Dunsar-
van, and John Curran, of Ring.
/ Al the meeting of Lismore Board ofI
Guardians seven applications were re-
ceived for the position OF Master of
the Union, rendered vacant by the
resignation of Charles Mansfield Tho
salary attached to the Office is .c5o =
year. with rations and apartments. The
); guardians at their previous meeting
had elected Mrs Honora Mansfield
wife OF the late Master, and the Local