The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-07-05


! Clonlee; recently, Mrs. Hough Bon
ham: June 2, Denis Mcnamara, Clon-
more.
| Kildare,
| Very general regret was felt among
| her many personal friends and the
| friends of the order to which she be-
=, longed by the recent death of Rev
Mother NJ. Joseph Cormack, which took
place in the Presentation Convent
Kilcock. She was one of the most re-
spected and most useful members OF
the illustrious Presentation Order.
Kilkenny.
The following deaths have taken
place: June 4. E. Dohey, Oldtown; re-
Gently, Mrs. Vereker, Davidstown; May
rs. Patrick Murphy, Ballydun; June S,
Miss Katie Murphy, Logan.
The farm to the right of the Sta
ton Road, Thomastown, from which
the late Thomas Kelly, Market street,
was evicted some eight or nine years
ago, has been purchased from the
landlord, by William Walpole, Dangan.
Leitrim.
The death of Mrs. Lauder, mother
of Major S. Lauder, Bunnybeg, took
place on May 80 in Dublin, at the age
of IS years.
The death of Bernard Gilran, Cur
ranawall, Ballinamore took place on
May 20, fortified by the rites of the
holy Catholic church. For a while in
his early days he lived in the United
States, where he amassed consider
able fortune. He also saw some stir
ring times in and around Ballinamore
Limerick.
John Richard Baker, of Ashbourne
House, Limerick, who died on Novem-
Der 3d. last, left personal estate in the
United Kingdom valued at E7,756 9s
of which e1,4O6 13s Cd is in England;
and probate of his will, date July 80,
1894 been granted to his sister, Miss
Mary Jane Baker, of the same ad-
dress, the sole executrix, to whom the
testator left the whole of his estate.
Louth.
Died.-May %, at the hospital, Dun
dalk, Anne, widow Of the late Peter
Reynolds, Church street.
Judge Green opened the business of
the Drogheda quarter sessions on June
2, and the sub-sheriff said as usual in
Drogheda there was no criminal bus
mess to go before his honor. and he
had pleasure in again presenting white
gloves.
longford.
The late Mr.. ]. Murta, Surrey.
(formerly Of Granard. Longford). left
estate valued at 1852.
Meath.
Mr.. M. Garland has been elected
chairman of the Kells Urban Council.
Mr.. Garland is a pioneer of the Ma.
tional movement in Meath, and took q
great part in the breaking up of the
ranches around Kells.
Monaghan.
Judge Johnston at Castleblayney Quar-
ter sessions, there being no criminal
business to transact.
James Ferguson, aged about 40, son
of J. Ferguson, harnessmaker, Clones,
was found drowned in pool on the
railway line near the town recently.
Mayo.
Died.-June 8, Mrs. Bridget F'lana-
gan, Fairhill; May 2s. Mrs. Michael
Gill Lisnolan; May %, Miss Della
Ralph, Manulla.
One OF the oldest medical officers
in Mayo, in the person of DR.. Thomas
Crowley, has retired after a service of
SO years in the island of Achill.
On June l. Most Rev. DIR. Naughton,
Bishop of Killala In the Irish College,
Paris, raised to the dignity of priest
hood, Rev. Edward O'Hara for the do
cese of Achonry.
Queens.
Patrick ]. Meehan, son of the late P.
A. Meehan, NJ. p. has been chosen t6
succeed his father in the Parliamen-
tary representation of the Division of
Leix.
The Raheen branch of the United
League. which has rendered such sig
nal service In the cause of the land
for the people, and especially, in the
cause of the evicted tenants. is now
engaged in fighting the case of John
Duff, an evicted tenant on the Ruxton
estate.
Roscommon.
Michael Kelly, Derrabrack, was out
shooting, one of the barrels of his gun
discharged into the palm of his hand
with the result that the forearm had
to be amputated.