The Irish standard., 1913-10-18
Carlow.

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very popular resident OF Drummond,
Carlow, died suddenly on Sept. 16.
/, Died -sept. 10, Miss Julia McKen-
!, bic, Carlow -Craigue. Recently, Mrs.
i Paulire kearney, Ballymoon.
Died-Recently. Mrs. James Nevlo
Corofin. Recently, Miss Annie keat-
ing Ballykett.
r. Grace Maloney, daughter of ]. p.
Maloney, N. T. Gortbofarnu, who had
been crippled for many years by tu-
.,berculosis of the knee. was amongst
those reported cured at the Shrine OF
Our Lady of Lourdes in France.
. Rev. William Hanrahan was recently
:, ordained at the All Hallows college for
the Wheeling, West Virginia, diocese.
Father Hanrahan is the second son of
William Hanrahan, N. T., Letterkelley,
and was born at Miltown- Malay.
~, Antrim.
~ The lates James jenkins, of Malone
road, Belfast, left an estate OF ELS,
y441s. 49,
.. Died-September IL at IA Unity St..
4 Belfast, Mary Cunningham, wife of
James Cunningham Sept. 10, at Clon-
ard ST., Balbriggan, Joseph Corcoran.
aged IS years.. Sept. is, at Tandragee,
Ellen, wife Of Robert Mc1over, cattle
dealer, and daughter Of the late James
Dolaghan. flax buyer.
M Amongst those reported to have Our
. Lady of Lourdes in France. were three
Belfast pilgrims. namely, John Dow
ney, aged 8. of Glenarm ST.; Michael
'-Downey. aged so, of ~ Ormond st., and
James McAllister, aged 9, nephew of
Michael Downey. John Downey used
,!erutches since he was little over two
years. Michael Downey suffered so
smuch from a paralytic seizure that on
the journey to Lourdes he had to be
7tarried on to and Off the steamers and
trains. James McAllister was suffer-
or from hip disease.
Armagh.
Owen Mullen Of Killen, was killed
Il by train Of the g. N. railroad near
q Dundalk, on Sept. II.
-. A woman named Rose Rafferty,, of
:. cashel, aged 60 years, was found dead
: at her residence on Sept. Is.
4. ho I, hno
ruff, Millaghbawn, of Mr. owen Small
: father OF the Rev. Owen Small, P. p,
and Rev. Thomas Small, c. c. Chicago
7 Damage amounting to $4,000 was
done by an outbreak Of fire at Charles
) Doyles scutch mill. Camlough. The
mill was Quilted and large quantities
of fax, the property of the farmers of
the district, We're destroyed. Two of
the stores and their contents were,
: however, saved. The Newry fire bril-
gade and Bessbrook Spinning COM
pany's brigade were in attendance and
rendered admirable assistance. The
building destroyed were not insured.
Cavan.
4. Miss Martha F. Lord of Tullaboy
has brought suit for damage for breach
Of promise of marriage against James
e. Gordon. Tullaboy.
Married, September 8, at st. Mary's
Kingscourt with Nuptial A1ass), by
the Rev. Father Kelly, P. p, Thomas,
/: son Of the late Philip Donohoe, COL
lops, Kingscourt. and Grandby row.
: Coplin, to Elizabeth Byrne. daughter
of Owen Byrne, Cornamaugh, Kings
court.
= Cork.
The death took place recently in the
North Presentation Convent, Cork, of
Sister M. Alphonsius Clesy. She join
ed the sisterhood "a years ago.
=, =: Died-sept. Z, William Daniel, third
. son Of William and Mary Ahern, late
;. of Muragh. Castle street, Bandon, aged
4 years. On Sept. II. at the North In
: Urinary, Cork, Michael, second son of
Il the late James Barry, Ballyera, Midle-
! ton.
The death was recently announced
at his residence. Harrington, road, Lon
don. Of Mr.. Barry Fitzpatrick, one of
: the few survivors of the Irish rising
In 1867.
=. On Sept 10. at Kilkenny, Patrick
Francis, second son of P. Courtney.
Patrick ST., Kilkenny, aged years. On
Sept. 10, at Magazine road, Mary. wife
of John Cooney. On Sept. 10, Thomas
Dineen, late Of Mounroue, Minane
Bridge. At Little Sisters Home, Nom
tenotte. Mrs. Nora Fleming. On Sept.
.l3, Mary, wife of James Fitzgerald, of
O'connell st. On Sept. 10. at 1, Gum
powder lane. Kate. the wife Of Edward
!, Foley. On Sept. II, Charles Garner, a
faithful and trusted servant of Mrs.