The Irish standard., 1913-06-28

nyknock. Recently, Philip Bray, The
Quay. May ~, Michael Walsh, Ben
nettsbridge May 10, Mrs. Philip
Murphy, Annagar. Recently, James
Hughes, Sevenhouses.
Leitrim.
An old and popular resident of the
Drumaeerind district passed away on
May IL in the person of Mrs. M.
Woods, Derrylustia, at the age of Sc
years.
James MCGOWAN, D. c., Dromahaire.
has been appointed postmaster in that
town. Mr. MCGOWAN is an ex-presi-
dent of the Irish National Teachers
organization.
Longford.
Died, May %, Mrs Mary Hagan,
Drumbad. May Is, Mrs. j. Lyons,
Garwagh. Recently, Mrs. Murtagh,
Dublin street, Longford.
Louth.
Much damage was caused by a fire
in the tobacco and stationery store
of Mr.. German, Park street, Dundalk,
on May e.
P. S. Donegan, Molasterboice. has
been elected by the Louth County
Council rate collector for the district
held by the late Mr.. P. Moonan.
Meath.
keappock, Clarke & Co., Navan. re-
Gently disposed of small farm sit
uated at Macetown, about three miles
from Navan, containing 2 acres, 3
rds. Irish measure for Matthew King.
The first offer was ESQ, and after
very spirited bidding the farm was
sold to Thomas kinnegan, Navan, in
trust, at ESQ.
Mayo.
Sister Mary Etna O'Grady has been
appointed trained nurse in swinford
Fever Hospital.
Thomas Dillon Leech, solicitor, of
Ballyhaunis, has sold to the Congest-
ed Districts Board his grass farm at
Cornageatha, Aghamore, for relief of
congestion in the neighborhood.
Queens.
At special court held in Tulla-
more on May "a, before vesey Fitz-
gerald. R. NJ, thirteen men were
charged in custody with unlawful as
sembly and cattle driving at Ball.
noulart, in the vicinity of Portaling-
ton, on May Is. Two of the prisoners,
who were quite young boys, were dis
charged and the remainder returned
for trial at the Assizes. but admitted
to bail in the meantime, themselves
each in $40, and two sureties each
in E1O.
Roscommon.
Roscommon County Council has
elected DR.. Mulligan, Roscommon,
tuberculosis officer for the county.
While engaged in washing sheep in
river at Moneyboy, near Strokes
town, Patrick McLeive, respected
farmer Of the place, aged about As
was drowned through getting into a
deep hole.
A verdict Of death from apoplexy
was returned by the jury at the in,
quest touching the death of Mar,
Gallery. domestic servant. who died
suddenly near the Boyle Abbey on
the previous evening.
Sligo.
The following deaths have taken
laney. May 20, Edward judge Ross
place: May %, Patrick Lang, Coo
May "a. Patrick McCarrick, Loughill
At largely attended meeting OF
the South Sligo Executive of the U
I. L., on May 25, resolutions were
passed calling on the Estates Com.
missioners to use their powers and
purchase the Templehouse and the
Knowles-Keough estates without fur
Their delay.
Tipperary.
The Thurles Rural Council has In
hand scheme for the erection of 14a
cottages for the laborers at a cost oil
s12s,5OO.
The farm and residence of R. S
Pennefather, at Knockinglass, neal
Fethard, was recently purchased by
auction by Messrs. Dwyer Bros, cat
tie dealers, Ballinure, for $3.50. The
farm contains 2S5 acres.
Tyrone.
Died, May IS, John Connolly, Cavan
Clogher. May %, Daniel Myles, Lis
san.
At an inquest held in Omagh OF
the body of Mrs. Harriet Kelly, Mar
ket street, who was found dead in he
bath by her daughter, DR.. Flemin,
said that death was due to the hea
of the water, which caused the blooe
vessels to undulate and brought abou
| heart faiiure.