The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-27
Lonq;ford.

Sister Mary Stanislaus (Quinlan), O.
the Convent of Mercy OF the Sacred
Heart. Granard, We're laid to rest i'll the
grounds attached to st. Marys Church.
I The deceased nun belonged to we'll.
known and respected Tipperary family,
For over 20 years she acted on the
teaching staff of the Convent School,
and was one OF the Sisters in charge
Of the Technical School.
Mrs. Patrick Burke of Caldra, died
suddenly in her home on. Aug. 26.
Married.-Aug. 10, at Bridge, u-Chrin
Church, by Rev. s. Brown, c. c., Eau
CHART assisted by Rev. P. Lyons, Adm,
; Dundalk, Joseph, eldest son of MIR.
Thomas Mckinley. Flurrybridge. to
Mary Teresa. second eldest daughter OF
the late Henry Mathews, Dundalk
Died.-Aug. %, at Kilcroney, Duffy's
Cross, Michael Herman. Aug. %, at
Downshire road, Newry, Thomas A.
Mccain, Dundalf. Aug. 20. at Ardee,
James. eldest son of Peter Mclaughlin,
contractor, Ardee, i'll his 31st year.
Aug. %. at Castletown road, Dundalls,
Sarah Prendergast. aged %.
Limerick.
Messrs. Spiller and Bakers. Cardiff,
have purchased Walker Distillery
premises, Limerick, and intend estab-
fishing branch of their milling in
dustry there.
A deputation from the National For
esters OF Newtonshandrum and Mil
! ford, waited on E. ID. O'Connor, of
Osuncrew, County Limerick, to accord
him cordial welcome to his native
place on his return from Brisbane,
Australia.
| A monument erected over the grave
of Patrick Riordan, a well-known Fen
ian, will be unveiled on Oct. 5.
Died.-Aug. "a, Michael Leahy, COM
mission agent. August "a. at the
county infirmary, of meningitis, Joseph
A. L. Enright, aged IL years, eldest son
| of Albert Edward and Florence En-
right.
Meath.
| The "Leinster Leader thus reports
an accident which occurred locally: On
Sunday evening last (Aug. 24), Mr.. p,
| Coldrick. while cycling home to Navan,
from Latown with a passenger in his
motorcycle car, named Chandler Rob-
inson, met with a nasty accident at
Dunmore, near Navan, through col
lision with a COW. Mr.. Robinsons
teeth were knocked out, and the bike
was knocked in, and Mr. Coldrick's arm
was knocked up.
! The Meath county council has unan-
imously elected Michael Dunno, Bull
reask, Carlanstown, as rate collector
in Kells district. Patrick Reilly. who
had resigned, was granted superannu-
alton allowance of s3O Is. . ,,
4 - hlSu.-lAuS. 30, JOuA 1SuulS ,NldSpOOl
Kilsallaghan. Aug. 25, Mrs. James
Tuite, Oldcastle 'o-' $50 .,
| Monaghan.
a pot containing a number of SOW.
ereigns and an old green sash was dis
covered in the matched roof Of an ole
house situated in Market street, Mon.
Afghan, which has been demolished an6
is being rebuilt.
Mr.. John Gibson. of Courtenay, NORTH
Dakota, brother OF, VIM. Gibson. mer.
chant, Clones, has patented an inven.
ton Of n motor car wheel free from
rubber. His device was adjudged the
best of 800 sent in for a prize, and il
has been taken up by an American
firm. He has also had inquiries from
some English firms. The patent has
seen valued at $4,000. A few years
ago Mr.. Gibson took out patent fol
an improved machine for sowing In.
dian corn.
Mayo.
Father Colleran, P. p, Achill, lla.
been notified by the Congested Dis.
tricts Board that maps and document!
in connection with the estates of Mrs
Mcdonnell and of the trustees of tn.
Achill Mission have been lodged will
them and that the board are arranging
for an early inspection of the property
Died.-Aug. %, John Heany Bally.
glass. Recently. DR.. Patrick Fora,l
Ballyhaunis, aged "a years. "s7
Queens.
On Aug. 81 ]. P. Mason. auctioneer
Roscrea. put up for sale. by order o.
Mrs. Mcmahon. Castle street. Roscrea
the late Mrs. Grady's licensed premise:
bidding starting at e1o0. and aftel
keen competition, Miss Dunno assist.
ant employed by the late owner, wa!