The Irish standard., 1913-09-20

Matthew Reilly and Mrs. Reilly, 2
Summerville park, Upper Rathmines,
Dublin.
Died.-Aug. II. lat 90 Ellis quay,
Margaret Bryson. August Il. 1856
Clonliffe road. Dublin, Mrs. Bridget
Carroll, relict of MIR. Carroll, Ballin-
cara. Templedcrry. August IL at
Coolock Bridge, Raheny, Julianne,
daughter of the late Andrew and Mary
Anne Bowling. Michael j. bowling,
late Munster and Leinster Bank,
Sackvilie street, son of the late Will
liam 3. Bowling, Cork Bridget e..
Hot, widow of the late Robert Elliot,
/ passed away on the 18th of August
August Is, at IL ST. Edwards terrace,
Garville avenue, Rathgar, Dublin,
Michael Randall, fifth son of Francis
, and Jane Finlay, late OF Ballyroney,
County Down, in his 21st year. Au-
gust 16. Mary Kate. last surviving
daughter of the late Timothy O'Brien,
Bart. August 16, at the Hospice,
Michael, son of Martin O'Neill, Noon
cen. Killala, Mayo. August IA, at
Newport, Edmond, son of Wilson o.
Rurtledge, 100 Upper Rathmines.
Fermanagh.
Michael McElroy, a member of the
Lisnaskea Rural Council, was the VIC
tim of an accident, occasioned by his
horse, attached to a cart, taking fright
at q passing motorcycle at Lisnaclose,
Brookeborough. The animal knocked
Mr.. McElroy down and trampled on
him, infictins serious injuries to the
leg.
Galway.
ALBERT, Ballyglunin, left estate valued
at 1850 pounds.
j. j. Murray has retired from the
Galway Branch of the National Bank.
He served that concern for 81 years.
The Oughteracd District Council
have accepted the tender of the Dun
dalk Iron works at 500 pounds for the
construction OF steel sirGcr bridge at
Mann.
Mr.. Kennedy, auctioneer Athenry put
| up for sale on August 10 at CROUCH
we'll, the farm of Cappaurahen, which
after spirited bidding, was bought by
Edward King at 625 pounds.
In the Franciscan Monastery, An
naghsdown, Drumgrif1in, on August 81
John Joseph Timoney, son of Mr.. NJ.
Timoney,. late N. T. Dunmore, and of
Mrs. Tuohy Garrafrauns, received the
Habit of the Order. taking in religion
the name Of Brother Germanus.
Kerry.
Died.-Recently, Mrs. j. Buckley,
Main street, Listowel, August II, Mrs.
Mary Moriarty, Dingle.
At Esker, Co. Galway, on Aug. 1s,
the Rev. Joseph O'Sullivan, son of
, James O'Sullivan, Tarbert, was ordain-
ed to the priesthood by the Dew. DR..
Gillnartin, Bishop of Galway. Rev. Ia
Their O'Sullivan is a member of the
distinguished Order, the Redemption
lists. and very promising young
priest
The daily papers of Sept. 1 an
noticed that Killarney House, Killar-
new, the seat of the Earl of Kenmare,
was destroyed by fire on August 81,
! Much furniture and tapestries, valu-
able collection OF china and several
masterpieces by lingo Jones were de-
stroyed. The house was built thirty
years ago a. cost of $1,000,000.
Kings.
Much regret was occasioned by the
death of Mrs. Mary O'Connor of Shin
erone. on August Is at the age of Sc
years.
Kildare.
Died.-August II, Mrs. Anne Ennis,
Guidenstown, August is, E. Graydon,
Cas.ledermot.
\ second cattle drive within a short
period took place on the lands of Cor
bally recently taken possession of by
Arthur Mcmahon, Colt, on Friday night
August Is.
A verdict of death from septic pneu-
monia was returned by a coroner's
jury named Patrick Byrne, who died
borer named Patrick Byrne, who died
from injuries sustained in falling off a
hayrick at Coolmaine.
Kilkenny.
The following deaths have taken
place: August 16, Mrs. Mary Carroll,
Laucus, Stoneyford, August 16. Mrs.
Margaret Collins. Johnswell.-Recent-
ly, Mrs. Owen Keogh. Thoma stown.-
Recently. Mrs. Michael Norton, Urling-
ford.-Recently, Philip Lee. Kilfane.-
Recently, Michael J. Murphy, Kilmo-