The Irish standard., 1913-10-04


Mary Keelan, mother of Rev. John
keelan. e. c., Beleek, and Keelan
Brothers, Drogheda, and Dundalk-
Aug. 26 at Dungooley, Anne, widow Of
the late Arthur Kelly, and mother Of
Rev. P. j. Kelly,( U. s. A.-sept. 4.
at Broughton street, Peter Breen.
Mayo.
Died.-Aug. Is, Francis Walsh,
Breaffy.-Recently, Miss Katie Nc
Hale, Turlough.-Aug. q, in Dublin,
Miss Margaret Gilgallon Redhill.
Meath.
| Died.-Sept. 2, at Church street,
! Kolls, Rosanno, wife of Patrick Col
lines. Sept. ., Miss Annie Rooney,
War.
! On the evening of Aug. 81, Daniel
Curry. coroner for South Meath, held
an inquest at Enfield touching the
death of an old woman named Chris
tina Walshe, whose dead body was
found in the Royal Canal, near the
village on that morning.
Monaghan.
A thunder bolt fell in Carricktee
bog Saturday morning, Aug. 80,
where it split turf bank over 10
yards long to the depth of 40 feet,
and into this crevice there has fallen
quantity of dry turf which it will
be difficult to recover ...
Considerable damage was caused by
fire in the cooperage works of Jas.
Deery. Analone street, Clones, on the
morning of Sept. 2.
Died.-Sept. "a, Mrs. Mary Keelan,
Drumgarra. Aug. q, Mrs. Mary
Michael O'Hara, son of Mr.. p. O'Hare,
ex-M. P. for Monaghan.
Queens.
Much regret was caused by the
death of Richard H. Smyth, which &C.
CURED after few days illness. De-
ceased was most popular in Maryboro
and his death will be keenly felt
among the working class, as he was
a large employer of labor. The late
Mr.. Smyth carried on an extensive
business as contractor.
At largely attended meeting of
the Durrow Queens county, Branch
of the United Irish League on Sept. 1,
the secretary, Mr.. D. Carroll, reported
that the collection to the Home Rule
Fund had amounted to over $40 -
the largest sum that had even been
collected in Durrow for the fund.
Roscommon.
Died.-Aug. %, Mrs. Maria Lynch,
Main street. Boyle. Recently, Math-
ew Drury. Kingsland, Boyle. Recent
ly. Malachy Connolly, Church street,
Boyle.
Miss Rita Harmon, daughter of
Luke Hamilton, Keash, has secured
scholarship in the Galway Univer-
sity, offered by the Sligo County
Council, and her success is highly
creditable one owing to the large
number of candidates who offered
themselves for examination.
A memorable function was per-
formed in the village of Monster.
aden, on Aug. 81, when John Dillon,
M. P, unveiled a beautiful memorial
to the memory Of Joseph Corcoran
and Bryan Flannery, two brave Irish
men. who, in the year 1881, when de-
Tending their homes against landlord
oppression. were shot by the police.
Tipperary.
The death of Sister Mary Angela,
daughter of the late William Tobin,
Cappagh, Cloneen, occurred at the
Mercy Convent, St. Maries of the Isle,
Cork.
Much regret is felt at the death of
William Burke, Moyglass. Fettard, at
the age of AZ years. The deceased
was prominent Nationalist, and was
a valued member of the East Tippe.
rary Executive of the United Irish
League. He was rent collector for
the Cashel Rural Council. ID.
Died.-Sept. s, Mrs. A. F. Tobin,
O'Connell street, Clonmel. Aug 25,
! Mrs. Margaret Fitzpatrick, Limerick,
st. Roscrea. Recently, Mrs. Maher,
Ballymore House, Cashel. Recently,
Miss O'Gorman, Cahir. Recently,
jeremiah Peters, Bansha. Recently,
Miss Margaret Casey, Bellevue Place,
Clonmel. Sept. 3, in Waterford, J. H.
Lonergan, formerly Mayor of Clon-
mel. Sept. 4, William Ellard, Nenagh.
Tyrone.
w. G. Todd. Postmaster, Omagh,
has been appointed postmaster of Gal
way.
John c. MacGuigan has been ap-
pointed principal of Armagh Technical
school, commencing at 1900 per an
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