The Irish standard., 1913-03-22
Kilkenny.


airy II, Mrs. Kerwick. Green street,
Callan. Recently in Switzerland.
Thomas Cahill of Ballyroe House,
Freshford.
sensation Was caused in the vi
cinity Of Enfield. by the digging of
three graves on the farm at Dunfirth
recently purchased by private treaty
by James Burke, Johnstown Bridge.
4 return presented to the members
of Athy Urban Council recently show
ed that the total cost of 20 houses for
artisans, row nearly completed, is es-
timated to amount to E6.o93 These
figures are due mainly to the extra
ordinary prices paid landlords for the
ground. legal difficulties and other
causes.
Kings.
The death occurred at her residence
Boherbree. Carbury, on February IL,
OF Mrs. Maria Dillon. mother OF the
late DR.. Thomas J. Dillon of Boston,
whose lifelong efforts for the welfare
of his country were brought to a close
only a few short weeks ago. and
whose demise, under rather tragic cir
cumstances evoked expressions Of
deep sorrow in Irish circles i'm Ire
land and in America.
Limerick.
John tfahill, a. native or LOueh-
more, near Mungret, who was born
in 1905, and one of the few living old
Repealers. He was one OF party
who in 1927. near Patrickswell. un-
yoked the horses from the Liberia tors
carriage and drew him in triumph in
to Limerick City.
l.sitrm.
DISCRETIONARY is. Michael tlanna-
gan, killnacreevy. late of Buggan.
At the Drumshambo fair on Feb
ruary Is. a man named James Nc
Dermott, Of Mullaghenish. while
transactinE business on the green
fell dead,
louth.
The body of Joseph Clarke of Gro
martin, VINO had been missing since
January 3, Was found in the water at
Soldiers Point on February 20.
A movement is being organized by
q local syndicate to reopen the De
mense Brick Works in Dundalk. The
DICK works formerly afforded en-
ployment to a large number of hands,
Longford.
In Dublin the hearins of the action
! for breach of promise brought by Miss
Emily Sheerin. aged 81, against Pat
rick Duignan, a septuagcnarian, con-
Guided. the PLAINTIFF securing verdict
with damages Of G100
a pretty marriage ceremony WAS
witnessed in ST. Matthew's church,
ballymahon. recently, the contracting
parties being Thomas Mccormack,
Coosan. Athlone, and Miss Mary
Rus1le. Barnacor, daughter of the late
Edward Rushe. Carrick.
Meath.
The body of Annie McCirew. Of
Trim. who had been missing from her
home since January Goth, was found
on the evening OF February is, about
two miles from Trim. The body WINS
removed to Mr.. NJ. Rcgan's premises,
which are Very short distance from
where the unfortunate woman was
found. Where the body was dscoy-
cred was diligently searched by the
local police after the deceased was
reported to be missing, but owing to
the floods could not be observed,
Mayo.
Inc Garvey estate in Murrisk has
been offered for sale to the Con1ested
Districts Board. and decision will be
arrived at regarding purchase as soon
as practicable.
Monaghan.
William Harris. Aughaclea, has
been returned for trial charged with
having fired at and wounded two lab.
orlng men named David Evans and
Joseph Kelly. on December cath las
The Monaghan Guardians have in
creased the salary Of the Master OF
the Union, Mr.. F. McCarville, from,
e4o to Esq per annum, with per-
centage of the profits on the farm
and the salary of William Heasty. the
porter, was increased from EGO tr
$50 per annum.
Martin Carroll. New Mills, Mount.
mellick. died on February 10.
| DR.. Thomas j. Noonan has been an.
pointed Medical Officer of Clonaslee
Dispensary district.
Roscomnnen.
Mr.. Stafford King Harmon has civ.
en- simple of the grounds on which
! the Catholic Church and ra.tor, -,