The Irish standard., 1913-09-13
of Faughart, died at Carrick-on.Shan-
non .Inlx II 1919


On Aug. IA a pretty wedding took
place at the Catholic Church, Cor
Tough. "he contracting parties we're
Mr.. Hugh McGrail, Knockfin, and Miss
Nj. McManus. Corlough.
Patrick McGuinness of Ballyboy.
Manorhamilton, passed away recently,
In his S7th year, and the sad event
occasioned general regret in Leitrim
where his services in the National
cause will not soon be forgotten.
Mayo.
The death has occurred at Ard
more, near Balmullet, of Andrew Jen-
nings in his 1O5th year.
Damage to the extent of $1,25o was
caused by q fire on Aug. IL in the
business premises of Thomas Durcan,
Main street, Castlebar.
Died.-Aug. IL, ]. P. Manion, solicit
tor, Swinford. Aug. 10, Peter Ruane,
Newantrim street, Castlebar. Aug. 8,
Martin Moran. Derrygarve.
Lord Oranmore and Browne, in eel
ebration of the sale of his estates at
Claremorris to his tenants, recently
entertained the latter at a banquet,
the function being attended by almost
all the tenantry.
Meath.
Died.-Recently. Miss Anne Coyle,
Balrothery. Aug. 8, James Martin,
Dunsbaughlin.
Peter Farrell and his sons, Peter
and Patrick, are in custody in connec-
ton with the death Of the Japanese,
konishi, whose body was discovered
In plantation at Clifton Lodge.
The death took place on Aug. 9, at
the Loretta Convent, Navin, of Sister
Mary Benignas, in her 9th year. De.
ceased, who was only some two years
protested, was highly esteemed by
the community. and was daughter of
Mr.. James King, Mullingar.
Queens.
Died.-Aug. 4, at Stradbally, Cath.
crime, widow Of the late Thomas De.
lany, aged 70 years. On July 20, at
her residence, Crosneen, Kate Ann, at
the age of So. Recently, Thomas
Prynd. Kildellig. Aug. Z, Frederick
OCarrall. Church avenue, MARLBORO.
The late Mr.. R. Gibney, of Mary
boro, left estate valued at e36,933.
He bequeathed $500 to his niece,
Martha, wife of John Callan; 5000
to his nephew, Patrick Dunno;
$1,000 each on trust for his nieces,
Josephine, Margaret, Mary and Ter
esa Glbney; $500 on trust for his
niece, Kate Gibney; s15O per annum
to his sister. Ellen; e4oo to his
niece, Mary G. Moran, and the resi-
due to his sister Teresa Tyrell.
Roscommon.
While playing in quarry hole at
Lugboy, Edward ,Donaby, of Clooney.
brennan, IA, put match to dyna.
mite cartridge, with the result that
three of his fingers were blown off.
AT Ballinlough, County Roscommon
on Aug. 8, Mr.. M. Kelly, auctioneer
disposed of Miss Godfrey's holding at
Kiltullagh, held under the Land Com
mission at e5 Is. Cd. annually toi
the remarkably high price of 1850
and auctioneer's fees of 5 per cent
Over 70 years. purchase.
st. Marks, beautiful residence on
the shores of Tough Rec, about eight
miles from Athlone, has been com
pletely destroyed by fire. The house
was occupied by Mrs. Percy Magyar
and was the property of Capt. Golf
d. L. The fire is believed to have
originated through a defective due
The damage is estimated at $4,000
and is covered by insurance.
Sligo.
| Died-Aug 4, Miss Cissie Sweeney
Tubmanus. Aug. 4, d. McGlynn, Cul
fodda.
A farmer named Grady, who resid
ed near Gurteen, became suddenly i'll
while engaged haymaking and died in
a short time. Heat affected the mans
heart.
Much regret is felt by his many
friends in Sligo and elsewhere at the
death of Mr.. Kelly, the esteemed Ma
tional teacher of the High Park
School, Sligo, in his 55th year.
Tipperary.
Cordangan school house was de-
stroyed by fire on the night of Aug
Is.
Died.-Recently, John Warrell, OF
West Gate, Clonmel. Aug. IA, p
Stokes Fillmore. Aug IA Edward
Ryan. Upper Irishtown. Aug. 3, John
Phelan, Craigemane. Recently, Jas
O'Dea Lisnakilla. Recently, James