The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-10-11

SEANDARn. SATURDAY, 00T0l
and popular resident Of the Newblisa
district. died. at her home In Cross.
reagh recently.
Mayo.
Miss Monaghan, nurse in Belmullet
Union hospital has resigned her posi-
ton.
Much damage was caused by fire
| in the workshop of Mr.. Dempsey or
Quay street, Belmullet on the evening
of Sept. 6.
The following deaths have taken
/. place: Sept. in Dublin, Mrs. ]. T
Kelly, Castlebar: recently, Joseph S
Warns. Ballina; recently, John Browne
Ballinrobe; Sept. z, Mrs. Mary Lewis
! The Neal; Sept 8, Miss Norah Beg.
ley, Ballaghadereen: recently, Johr
Boland, Castelar,.
\ Queens.
The L. G.. B. have issued Provis.
ional order sanctioned the erection Of
1873 laborers' cottages and plots in the
| rural district of MoQntmellick, under
the Improvement scheme formulated
/ by the district council last year, anG
which was inquired into by the loca
government board inspector, January
last. ~.
4 Roscommon.
Died.-Recently, Mrs. Bridget Quinn
Lisphilip: recently. Mrs. Mary A
Quinn, Bridge street, Boyle.
l Married.-Sept. 10, at the Catholic
University church, Stephens Green
Dublin, by the Very Rev. John McDer.
mott, P. p, Laurance s. Cuffe, eide,
son of the late Joseph P. Cuffe, for.
merly of Elgin road, Dublin, to May
| only child Of Richard Hague of Clon-
ahee. Elphin.
I Lord De Freyne died at his resi-.
j dence, Frenchpark, on Sept. Is, aged
fifty -eight. Lord De Freyne married
twice, and by his second wife, the
! daughter of Mr.. Richard Westbrool
Lamb, Of West Denton, Northumber.
land, had eleven children. Mr.. A. r
FF'rench. who succeeds to the title, 1.
the only son of the deceased peers
first marriage with the Lady Laura
Octavia Dundas, sister Of the firs
Marquis of Zetland, Lord De Freyne
was long in conflict with the United
! Irish league over the evictions of Ger.
i tain tenants for non-payment of rent
| Sligo.
The death has taken place as the
result of a cycling accident recently
I of William Simmonds. Dromore West
I Thomas Mitchell an old and highly
esteemed resident of Glackbawn, died
recently at the age of n years.,
~ connacht.
While cycling near Larne, Miss
Edith Shaw. daughter of John Shaw
!. Mounthill. lost control of her ma.
chine while riding down Mill Road
and dashed into wall. She was re.
moved to the Smiley Cottage hosplta
in serious condition, suffering from
injuries to the head, and shock.
! A shocking accident took place at q
quarry at Tullygoney, in the Tydav.
), net district, John Greenan, Cornagilta
went for load of gravel to Mr.. p
! McAree's quarry, a boy of six and {
son Of Mr.. McAree's accompanying
him. The quarry had been under
mined and the overhanging bank fel
in and buried Greenan and McAree. Or
being extricated Greenan was uncon,
scious. but recovered. The boy wa.
:, dead. 4s
Tyrone.
Died.-Sept. 2, Miss M. Mccartney
Killyclogher, recently. John Young
Blacksessiag
Il The death took place on Sept. Z O
Robert Orr, Of Tullybroom. Clogher
} who had reached his Tooth year.
John Kelly. William street, DUNCAN
! non. who acted as town postman TO
} the past 46 years. has retired on pen
) sion. @.
At meeting of the committee o
management Of the Omagh asylum
held on Sept. 10. DR.. Care r. M. S
rendered his resignation after 33 years
service. 40 ~
}, At the funeral Of Hugh McEnhell, Ii
Omagh on Sept. 10, the eldest mem
Der of the family walked before tn
procession ringing the Bell Of Drum
ragh." which b hundreds of years old
and has been used in this fashion TO
many generations. 1t is TRADITIONAL!
believed that the bell belong to tn,
old church Of Drumragh and that OF
), certain solemn occasions the sound o
1t was heard. not in the air, but in tn
; earth, and that under the Brehon law.