The Irish standard., 1913-09-20
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Hon. William ]. Kerr, Justice Of the
Supreme Court of New York, was a
frecent visitor for some time at Port
rush.
Mr.. w. v. Edwards, the 22O yards
swimming champion of Ireland. swan
recently from Whitehead to Bangor.
the time occupied being four hours.
a man named John Rogers. who was
on visit to Belfast from New York.
died suddenly on August Is at 3
Jameson street, Ballynafeigh. De-
ceased was about fifty years of age,
and it is supposed he died from car
diac syncope.
= Died.-August IA, at Royston,
Southwell Road, Bangor, Susan, re-
lict of the late Owen Barry. August
IL, at 6 Cromac Square, Belfast. Pat
Randalstown, Catherine, wife of Will
liam Henry. August IA, at Mount
Bdgecomb, Stranmillis Road, Belfast,
Mary Murphy. widow of the late Rich
ard Murphy. August IA, at the Royal
Victoria Hospital, Belfast, Mary. wife
Of Robert Mcconnell, Hollywood. At
IS Fleet street, Belfast, Catherine Nc.
Crea. August II. Mary MCMILLAN,
youngest daughter of the late Denis
McMullen and of Mrs. Mcmillan, of
Minerstown. August 10, at 10 Dock
street, Belfast, Elizabeth Francis, sec
ond daughter of P. s. and Josephine
Mcveigh. Of Ship street, aged years.
On Our Lady's Day, August Is. at 1873
North Queen street, Belfast. Mary
Aune, daughter Of the late James and
Margaret Quinn.
Armagh.
Thomas Doogan, we'll known mer-
chant Of Portadown, died recently.
Mrs. Dick of Jonesboro, received
somewhat serious injuries as the re-
suit of cycling accident near Dun
dalk on August IA. Mrs. Dick was
cycling towards Dundalk, and when
endeavoring to negotiate an extremely
dangerous turn, known as the PRIESTS
Bridge" at Faughart, at which there
have been several mishaps, she lost
control Of her machine and dashed
into the railway bridge, her head COM
ing in direct contact with the wall.
She was removed to the County Louth
Inflrmary at Dundalk in a weak con-
dition.
-.. Carlow.
Miss Hannah Fogarty of Graigne
was drowned in the Barrow river on
the morning of August Is.
Married.-on August 90, at the
Church Of the Three Patrons, Rath-
gar. by the Right Rev. DIR. Foley,
Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin. as
sisted by the Rev. P. J. Doyle-Lau-
renee, second son of the late Laurence
DOYLE, Tullow, to Christine, only
daughter of the late James Leigh and
Mrs. Leigh, Auburn Villa, Rathgar.
Dublin.
At the meeting of the Carlow Board
OF Guardians on August Is William
M. Byrne. solicitor to the Board, after
taking part in q discussion over
legal matter, was observed to sud-
denly collapse without any previous
indication of illness. The members
who sat near him at the time immedi-
ately came to his assistance. DR.. Jo-
seph v. Ryan, medical officer of the
workhouse. who was present in the
boardroom up to few minutes of the
seizure, was sent for, and was prompt
ly In attendance with one of the nurs-
ing sisters Of the Order of Mercy.
Every means was tried to revive the
patient The Rev. John Cullen, P. p,
Tinryland, was also in attendance, and
administered the last rites and Mr..
Byrne expired shortly afterwards.
cavan
On Aug. II, at the Monastery, Es-
ker, Athenry, County Galway, the Rev.
Vincent c. McManus, son of p. Nc
Manus. Cavan. was ordained priest
Of the Redemptionist Order by Most
Rev. DR.. Gilmartin.
The following deaths have taken
place: August Is. Mrs. Bridget Smith.
Drumcarn. August II. William NAL
johnson. Mullinacross. August 20,
John Reilly, Cordelea. August 16,
Francis Rourke, Coppah. Recently.
Mrs. Mccormack, Lahard. Recently,
Mrs. Mary Reilly, Portlongfield.
Clare.
Az Michael ]. Vaughan, Ennistymon,
was bathing at Lahinch on August IS
he was seen to collapse. Two men
went promptly to his assistance and
got him to land, but he never recov-
cred consciousness, and expired short
Nv afterwards.