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

en- other boatmen have lost their lives
In similar manner at the same place
Kilkenny.
Died.-Sept. 10, Patrick F. Court
ney. Kilkenny; Sept. 6, Major ]. Doyle
Ballysalla house; Sept. 8, Miss Hanna
Kennedy. Turbid house. Kilkenny.
The dwelling occupied, by William
and Anne Murphy, two old age pen
sioners, on the Kilkenny road, near
Newtown, was destroyed by fire on the
night Of Sept. g.
Kings.
Mr.. Telford, auctioneer, recently put
up for sale the holding at Ursula Vitae
near Birr, containing 81 acres, two
stored residence, etc. Mr.. b. Fox
Cree. was the purchaser at e1,13o.
Married.-Sept. 8. at the Pro-Ca-
thedral. Marlboro street, by the Rev
r. Byrne, G. c., Joseph, son of the late
Mr.. John Zimmerman Roseville. N. C.
road. to Mary Ellen O'Rourke, II Fitz.
gibbon street, daughter of Mr.. John
O'Rourke, Clongarrett.
| Louth.
| DR.. Charles Mcdonnell of Drogheda
! has been appointed to the position OF
junior medical officer of the Cavan
lunatic asylum.
A splendid new hall has been opened
;; short time ago at Phillipstown, near
Ardee by the Temperance association
Married.-At I-outh Town, by Rev
Father Brady, Patrick, third son OF
Patrick Mccain, Newry, to Kathleen
second daughter of Patrick Byrne
, Louth.
Townley F. Filgate, who recently re-
signed his position as secretary to the
Louth county council after 40 years
service, died suddenly on Sept. Z, at his
home in Dundalk.
! Longford.
Francis Blake of Cornamuckla, was
drowned in bog hole on Sept. 3.
John Reynolds, well-known and
respected Nationalist, died at his home
in Gaigue, Ballinamuck, on Sept. S.
On Sept. Is the dwelling house OF
Messrs. Conlon, Tang, was burned Il
the ground. The chimney took fire
about twelve o'clock in the day, and i
! 1t occurred at night, the results might
/ be much more serious. Some of the
furniture was removed but some very
valuable articles were completely de.
stroyed by the flames When the alarm
was given practically the whole coun-
! tryside rushed to the scene, but theil
efforts were futile. The estimated dam.
| age is between 6 300 and 400.
Leitrim.
| James Byrne, managing clerk fol
MIR. Alleyne, county solicitor, Carrick
on-Shannon, was at special meeting
/, on Sept. 10 elected secretary of the
Carrick-on- Shannon, No. I, old age
pension committee.
/ Limerick.
John Kelly, widower, residing II
Knocklong, was drowned at Lahinch
County Glare, on Sept. Z.
Died.-Sept. l, Thomas Mcnamara
Limerick; Sept. 8, Mrs. T. D. O'Connor
N. 4. Abbeyfeale.
A farm house occupied by Mrs. Col
anil her little boy. and a woman named
!, O'Shea, was burned during the earl,
hours of the morning of Sept. Z. The
house and farm were recently pur.
chased by Martin J. Hartigan, a pop.
ular Nationalist, and a large farmel
In the Banogue parish, and was re.
matched by him quite recently. Th,
occupants were tenants of the nous,
| for some time back. o.,
4, The death occurred in Birmingham
England, recently of DIR. Ed. Russell
Hennessy. native of Galially. hal
caused deep regret in County Liner
lex. After q distinguished course i,
4 Queens college. Cork. he obtained hi
degree. subsequently settling in Bir
mingham, where he quickly secured
position of distinction in his profes
| sion, and was elected a member of tn,
corporation by an overwhelming ma
jority over a Unionist candidate wht
held the seat for twenty years. H,
was president of the United Irisl
league in Birmingham.
Meath.
Sister Mary Vincent, second daugh,
ter of the late Richard Mccormack
Ballynock, died at the Convent O
Mercy, Trim.
Married.-Sept. s. at st. Mary!
church, Navan. by Father Poland
James ]. Gillen, Academy street. Ma
van. to Madeline, youngest daughter o
the late Thomas Clarke. Trimgat.
! street, Navan.
At Athboy on Sept II, a man named
Farrell and his three sons, who wer.