The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-06

County Council, has resigned his posi-
ton. s@1 ,se.
Died.-Aug. 8, Jonathan walpole.
Ballyhea. Recently, John Dillon, Tub
rid. July 20. Mrs. Michael Crowey.
Castlegregory.
The Lurgan County Armagh) Board
Of Guardians. have appointed DR..
Georgina Remington. a native of Ira
lee, County Kerry, Resident Medical
Officer of the workhouse.
Married.-July rs, with nuptial mass,
at the Pro- Cathedral, Marlboro street.
Dublin, by Rev. John G.. o'Reilly, c. c..
Daniel H. o'Leary, B. l., fifth son Of
Florence o'Leary, Glandart House.
Bantry, to Sara Frances, youngest
daughter of the late Patrick Laide,
Tralee.
Kilkenny.
The death took place on August s
at the Convent of Mercy, Callan. of
Rev. Mother Mary Berchmans.
John Murphy. late carpenter of Kill
kenny Union. has retired and has a
pension Of fourteen shillings per week.
Died.-July 81. Mrs. Anne schon-
berge, Thames, England, daughter of
Thomas Collins, Michael street. Kill
kenny. Recently, Miss Margaret
Byrne, Castlecomer. July 80. Mrs.
Mary O'Sullivan, Upper Patrick
street, Kilkenny
The death took place on Aug. 2 Of
Miss Walshe, matron of Leitrim Coun-
ty Infirmary.
The following deaths have taken
place: Recently, owen Coyle. Boley
Hill. Recently. Patrick McGuinness,
Ballyboy, aged years. August 2.
Denis DAILY, Moheraven. Recently,
Luke Gill, Corlara.
Limerick.
Rev. Thomas Stack, native of
Drumcollagher, was raised to the
priesthood in Middlesborough, Eng
land, on July ~.
On Aug. 5. the sub-sheriff, Limerick,
accompanied by eight cars of police,
proceeded to Mountcollins for the pur-
pose Of evicting tenant named Dam
lei Leahy on the Pigott estate for
non-payment Of rent The scene of
the intended eviction is poor noun
famous district, composed, for the
most part, of cut away bog, and in
the absence Of any suitable public
roads is almost inaccessible. Shortly
after arriving at the place. however,
negotiations with view to a settle
ment were reopened, and after some
discussion a satisfactory arrangement
was made.
.longford.
Mr.. Gunnis, County Surveyor, has
resigned his position after TWENTY-FIVE
years service. /,
The death, took. place recently of
Mrs. Margaret Conpaushton, Ballyma-
hon street, Longford, at the age Of IS
years.
Patrick Tully Of Longford has pur-
chased for 6 40 the premises in Dub
lin street, recently occupied by the
late Mrs. Larkin: The house was or
dered to be sold by the County Court
Judge, in the equity proceedings.
Louth.
The death took place on Aug. Of
Patrick Fearou of Seatown, Dundalk
He was widely known as poultry
man throughout Louth and Dublin.
Married.-July 81. at Swords Par
ish church, by the Rev. ]. A. Nolan,
P. p. James McGartoll, Swords, to
Mary. eldest daughter of John Nc
Cobb. Anne street, Dundalk.
Meath.
| A man named Martin, native Of
Navan, met with serious accident on
August 6, whilst. moving thistles on
the land of Mr.. Everard, Thomastown
He dismounted from the machine to
make some repairs and the horses
started forward and he was caught by
the knife, which cut OF a large por.
ton Of his heel. He was removed t.
the County Meath Infirmary and DR.
Finnegan amputated the foot.
! Mayo.
Eugene ]. Jordan, who recently re.
signed the clerkship Of Kiltimagt
petty sessions, has been awarded 8
i pension of $50 . year.
The Killery farm in the Louisbure
district. recently purchased by the
Congested Districts Board, will short
! ly be divided amongst the people OF
, the locality. r
Died.-Aug. Z, Francis Faulkner
merchant, Castlebar. August 3, John
Breen. Cloonkesh. August O.. Martin