The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-11-15
Kilkenny.

M. haVanaSn, Watkins street, kllken-
ny.
James Walsh, Thomastown, has pur.
chased for 305 pounds with per cent
auction fees, the interest of John Sui
livan in part, the lands of Clougha-
brody, close to the town of Thomas.
town, containing in OF about Is acres,
statute measure, subject to an ennuity
of 6 pounds, Is shillings. pence per
annum. payable to the Irish Land
Commission, and subject to the usual
.decadel reduction.
Kerry.
Died-Recently, Mrs. NJ. Mcdonnell,
Convent street, Listowel. Recently,
Mrs. Robert Casey, Castlegregory.
Bridget Sweeney, aged Is months,
daughter OF herdsman living at Cool.
naleen, was accidentally burned to
death recently.
Edenderry District Council has
elected e. A. Murphy of Dublin as
engineer in room of Mr.. Waters, who
resigned recently.
Died-Oct. 3, Thomas Ryan, Clough.
johdan. Oct. 6, John Whelehan, Ban
agher. Get. 5, Edward Commons, Ed
enderry. Oct. 9, Mrs. Margaret Nc
Evoy.
louth. 81,
On his retirement from the position
of manager Of Dundalk Ironworks,
Mr.. Richard Grey has been the receipt
ent of handsome presentation and
address from the proprietors and EN-
ployes. MIR. Mansity, chairman of the
works, presided at the presentation
when tributes were paid by both en-
ployers and workmen to Mr.. Grey's
admirable qualities.
Limerick
Messrs. Spiller and Bakers, Cardiff.
have purchased Walkers Distillery
premises, Limerick, and intend estab-
fishing a branch of their milling in.
dustry there.
At the Mercy Convent, Listowel, on
Sept. 3d. Miss Norah Condor Tin re-
ligion Sister Mary Francis), daughter
of James Condor, Crocy House,
knockaderry, was professed a nun of
the Mercy Order.
At Limerick Quarter Sessions ON
Oct. 4, Patrick Kennedy, of Gran, was
awarded EGO compensation for the
destruction of a new hay shed and a
dairy and coach house on his farm in
June last.
Mother Teresa Farrell, founder of
the Smylum Orphanage in Lanark,
England. died on Oct. 8. Deceased
was native OF Reathogue, Navan.
Monaghan.
On Oct. 3, an old woman, aged rs
years, named Mary Bannigan, who
lived alone at Gilbert's Hill, Cory
brennan, Ballybay, met her death
through the upsetting of a paraffin
oil lamp which set her afire, causing
injuries to which she succumbed.
On the evening of Oct. Is, at Lis
doney, near Forkhill Castleblaney, a
young lad about II years of age
| named Samuel George accidentally
fell from a loft at his mothers resi-
dence and died in a short time from
fracture of the skull.
Mayo.
Thomas McGreevy has returned as
| teacher Of Bureen school after many
years service.
! The profession has taken place al
st. Anne's Midtown, Dublin, of Miss
Maude MacDermott, youngest daugh
ter Of the late DR.. Stephen MacDer
mott, Ballagnaderreen.
Died-Oct. 8, Mrs. Horkan, Castle
bar. Oct. 9, Mrs. Harriet Hawkes.
Westport. Oct 2. John McHale, New
antrim street, Castlebar. Oct. Z. Pat
rick Hanley, Castlebar. Oct. 6, Mrs
Thomas Connoughton, Barney carroll
Oct. 6, Mrs. Hardiman, Claremorris
Oct. s. Michael Haley, Derrywash
| Queens.
Rev. Brother Alphonus O'Neill OF
the Patrician Order, died recently il
| Mountrath.
Patrick and Peter Labor of Black
hills are under arrest, charged witt
having caused injuries to John ]
Byrne Of Boley from which he died
subsequently.
| Miss Maggie Dunphy, daughter Of
John Dunphy, Whitepark, Rathdown
ey. has passed successfully for the
G. p. o., London, taking first place
in the list of successful candidates in
| the United Kingdom.
| Tipncrary.
Died-Oct. g., Stephen Purcell, AL
bert street, Clonmel. Oct. 8, John
Sullivan William, ctroat T,1nn,,ol