The Irish standard., 1913-07-12

elected Chairman and Mr.. Tierney
Vice Chairman. Mr.. O'Donnell, MI.
Moloy and Mr.. Gallagher was appoint.
ed Chairman, Vice Chairman and Dep
uty Vice Chairman, respectively of the
Board Of Guardians.
Galway.
Clifden Rural Council has elected
Mr. Burke, Chairman, and Mr.. M.
Joyce, vice chairman.
Died.-May 25, Mrs. c. Hesson, Cor
ofin. Recently Mrs. Peacock, the ho-
tel mann. June 10, Miss Hynes, Pal
myra Park, Galway.
John Roche, M. p. for East Galway,
is seriously Ill and 1t is feared that
he will not be ever able to resume his
Parliamentary duties.
Mr.. John W. Moran, professor at
the Christian Brothers School, Tuam,
has been appointed Health Officer un-
der the National Insurance Act, and
has taken up duties in the county
Cork
Kerry.
Miss Laide, Newtownnandes, has
resigned her position as nurse in the
Tarbert district.
Messrs Thomas keane and Will
liam Collins have been elected chair
man and vice chairman, respectively
of Listowel Rural Council.
Died.-June 3. Mrs. John Hefferman.
Church street, Tralee. June II, Mrs.
Prendeville, Rathanny Recently,
Mrs. Fenighty. Abraham.
The coroner of North Kerry, held
an inquest on June II on the bodies
of Peter Croasberry and his wife,
Martha Croasberry, old age pension
ers, who were found dead in their
house at Tarbert, some days ago. DR..
Woulfe deposed that, in his opinion,
death resulted from natural causes.
The police deposed to finding the bod
les and other evidence having been
taken, the jury found verdict in ac-
cordance with the medical testimony.
The Croasberrys were Respectable
and thrifty. and the police found IL
sovereigns in the house, which they
hold. Peter Croasberry. who was
aged "a, spent many years in America
and South Africa, and returned to Tar
bert some years since.
Kildare.
Lady Gerald Fitzgerald died re-
Gently in London in her 83rd year.
She was daughter of James Barker,
and married in 1862 the late Lord
Gerald Fitzgerald. son OF the third
Duke Of Leinster.
For the fifteenth successive year
the Athy Board Of Guardians and the
Athy No. q Rural Council have re-elect'
ed their outgoing chairman, namely
Thomas J. Whelan and Thomas Tim
Minis. Both are business men of long
practical experience.
-& Kilkenny.
The following deaths have taken
place: June 4, jeremiah Purcell, Cur
fesgrange. June 8. Mrs. Annie Coyle
High street, Kilkenny. Recently. Miss
Margaret Coogan, Parliament street
Kilkenny. Recently, Madge smyth
Kilkenny. June 8. James Kelly, John
street. Kilkenny. June Z. Simon Muir
phy, Thomastown.
Kings.
Died.-June II, Daniel Mcdonnell
Cloncourse. June 10. John McGrath
William street, Tullamore.
Leitrin.
Mr.. Thomas Fallon was unanimous
" reelected chairman of the Leitrin
County Council. and T. ]. McDermott
was reelected vice chairman.
The Leitrim County Council. hat
unanimously appointed Felix o'Doher
ty, Drumhall, Drumshanbo, deputy
county surveyor, at salary OF 80 lbs
per year, in room OF Mr.. Maxim, re
signed.
The resignation Of Miss H. Walsht
as matron Of the Leitrim County In
Urinary was accepted by the Cover
nors on Thursday, and recommends
ton was sent to the Leitrim Count!
Council that she be granted graf
uity of Is pounds.
| Lin erick.
The death took place on June 10
of Mrs. Daniel Bennett. Graigacurra
! On June 2, pretty wedding was
solemnized at St. Michaers Church
the contracting parties being Mr.. P
Clarke, Queen street, Limerick ant
Miss Monica Grove, youngest daugh
ter of John Grove, tailor, Ellen street
Limerick.
A small farm of less than 13 acre.
of land on which is handsome cot
taeo with outofflces and fruit garden