Kentucky Irish American., 1913-09-13
IRELAND.
Record Of the Most Important Of
the Recent Events CuIIed
From Exchanges.

Charles McNally, Postmaster at
Monaghan, has been appointed to
the Commission OF the Peace for
County Monaghan.
Miss M. O'Leary, for twenty-five
years assistant in the Ballincollig
Postofice, has been appointed Post
mistress in succession to the late J.
Power.
Michael Smyth, Market street,
Monaghan, has demolished his old
premises and is at present erecting
handsome brick building to take
It's place.
Edward Johnston, a farmer, OF
Drumcor, near Ballymena, has been
placed under arrest in connection
with the death of john Lavlor at
Cullybackey.
A painful shock was occasioned in
Boyle when 1t became known that
John Priest, the Town Clerk, had
died suddenly after about a fort
nights illness.
A few convictions for rent DEGREES
we're carried out on Lord Temple
tons estate in Carrickanure, near
Ballybay. The evictions aroused
very little local interest.
The Caledon, County Tyrone, Mag
strates refused information against
Mary McGuigan, who was charged
with wounding her husband, but
bound her to the peace for six
months.
At the Loretto Convent, 0magh,
Miss Monica Mclaughlin, daughter
OF p. Mclaughlin, Coleraine, was re-
ceived into the order. The ceremony
was performed by Right Rev. Mgr.
lO'Doherty.
Brother Bonaventure, one of the
most brilliant teachers in the Marist
order, has been appointed Superior
and Principal at Athlone, where he
Twill act as headmaster of the inter-
mediate school.
The Newry Branch, u. l. L., is
making arrangements to hold dem
lonstration in Newry during the last
week in September, and has invited
ISir John Simon, English Solicitor
General, to speak.
Fire broke out in Belturbet, as a
result of which the workshops and
dwelling of Ebenezer Frazer, coach
builder, Deanery street, were COM
lpletely burned to the ground, but
fortunately no human lives were lost.
The Very Rev. Canon Holohan,
Rosbercon, South Kilkenny, cele-
brated the golden jubilee of his
Ipriesthood on Saturday and was the
recipient of numerous congratula-
tions and gifts from all over the
diocese.
"ceath by drowning" was the
Verdict of a Coroner's jury in the
case of the two young Randalstown
linen. Michael Mallon and Edward
lLiddy, who were drowned while
bathing at a dangerous spot at Port
stewart.
Clontibret was en- fete on Sunday.
the occasion of an Aeridheacht Tor
the newly organized war pipes band.
There were over 5000 people pres
ent from all the districts of Ulster,
land DR.. Clarke, j. p, Castleblayney.
presided.
j. ]. Bowers, of Cloneallick, County
Fermanagh, the owner of the prem
Uses alleged to have been maliciously
burned on August 10, has lodged a
claim for compensation. A stable
byre and part of turf house were
burned. and also building in when
the local Orange lodge met.
4 We regret to announce the death
of Miss Catherine Anne Judge, OF
Carrick- k-on-Shannon, which occurred
after a brief illness. The deceased,
who belonged to respected family
was of an extremely charitable ma
ture, and the poor of the town have
lin every sense of the term lost one
of their best friends.
There was large and representa-
Tive attendance at the funeral from
lSt. Michael's church, Tipperary, to
Emily, of Thomas J. Costelloe, Post
master at Limerick Junction. The
deceased, who was only twenty-five
years of age, was popular and dis
Itinguished pupil of the Tipperary
lChristian Brothers, and his death
has caused deep regret in the dis