The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-10-11
XNEWS FROM IRELAND

Messrs. j. BamfOrd and Son, Kilrea,
were destroyed by fire on Sept. =.
| The death has occurred at Newry
inf1rmary of Hugh Kelly, of Corrin-
shegie, in his 101st year. Although he
had been in failing health for some
time his mental faculties were unim-
paired to the end.
Damage amounting to G1,500. which
is only partly covered by insurance,
was done on Sept. 4, by a fire outbreak
in stores belonging to the posting es-
Establishment of James Caughey. Wind
mill row, Newtonwards. All the horses
and the vehicles Except one horse)
| were safely removed.
Dublin.
Married.-Aug. 81, at the Pro- Ca
thedral, Marlboro street, by the Rev.
Father Egan, S. j.. cousin of the
| bridegroom), assisted by the Rev. A.
Moriarty. Daniel Bergin (Solr..) Ark
low, to Kathleen Corman-Kavanagh.
| Died.-Sept. Z. at the Meath hospital,
James, second eldest son of Michael
Byrne, Gracefield, Ballylinan, Queens
county, late D. M. p, Band; Sept. 8,
at Royal Canal terrace, Marian Finn,
| wife of James Finn; Sept. 8, at 8 Sgd
ney place, Blackjack, Phoebe Annie
Kinsella; Sept. 8, at 10 Charleville
road, Rathmines Dublin, Margaret
Joynt, wife of William Robertson, late
| Of killala county, Mayo: Sept. IL, at
Cambridge avenue, Pigeon House
road, William, husband of Mary Ellen
Archbold. aged 80 years; Aug. ~, at
113 Upper Dorset street, Andrew Forde
Formerly of Kinstown), employee in
\ the Dublin Corporation Waterworks
Yard; Sept. II, at Orchard Dairy, New
town Park, Blackjack, Ellen, wife of
James Plunkett.
| Fsrmanagh.
The death occurred on Sept. Z at his
residence. Clareview, Kesh, of DR.. r.
Humphreys.
| The death of Rev. Patrick McKenna,
P. p. of Brookborough. Fermanagh,
occurred on Sept. 10. He was born in
the parish of Truagh, County Mona
CHAN, and for nearly thirty years he
took an active part in the missionary
| work of the diocese. Three years ago,
on the death of the Very Rev. McKen-
| ma he was appointed parish priest of
Brookenborough.
| A fire which broke out in Irvine
town. early on the morning of Sept. I
was the most destructive that occur
red in the town for several years. The
| establishments of John Mcguire, drap-
or, James Carson. draper, and vacant
butchers shop were completely de-
stroyed. The three houses, which &C.
cup!ed central position in the main
street are now a mass of charred ru
ms. At the time Of the outbreak Mr.
Mcguire and some friends, and the
shop assistants, were asleep in the
1
diapers shop of Mr.. Carson was sit
uated in the market house, which was
unoccupied, and as was stated there
was no person in occupation of the
butchers shop. The damage to prop
erty. drapery goods. and furniture
amounted to several thousand pounds
Galway.
| Died. Recently, Michael Steed
Glenfosha; recently, Patrick Roache
Cloonthoo road, Tuam. :.
The funeral of st. Anne O'Brien, Do
minican convent. Galway, took place
on Friday. August Goth, at the GEM
! etery attached to the convent. Sister
Anne had spent IS years in religious
i life.
Married.-Sept. 8. at Craughwell, by
the Rev. B. Quinn, P. P, Michael A..
eldest son of the late Michael Mac
Namara. is, Williamgate street. Gal
way, to Margaret, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. CLASSIFY, Craughwell.
The matron of the Balinasloe asy-
lum. Mrs O'Connor, had her salary in
creased from E1O0 to a120 at the
meeting Of the committee on Sept. Z
and at the same meeting, E. s.
O'Loughlin was elected. storekeeper by
nine votes to five cast for M. Ryan.
Kerry.
William O'Connor has been elected
executive sanitary officer of the Lis
towel urban district.
D1ed.-Sept. 6, Mrs. Roche, sr
o'Dorney; Sept 5. Mrs. Margaret
Gagne, Ballybunion. e.,
Much damage has been caused to
the grounds surrounding the Parkra-
silla hotel in Kenmare. by ground
fire. A Dublin fire engine and staff
had to be requisitioned to assist III
preventing the spread of the fire to
the hotel proper.