The Irish standard., 1913-02-15

ccnsed premises occupied Is the late
Thomas killian, trcrpane with two
acres OF land, for which h. obtained.
after spirited bidding, the high price
OF G9l0, the purchaser i.eire MIR. j. Z.
Power, solicitor.
Kerry.
\ large haysllcd filled with several
tons of hay was destro'ed py fire on
January IL, on the kncckal ish evict-
ed farm.
The following deaths have taken
place: January 10, Michael O'Ncill,
Castlegory. January 20. Michael Di-
vane, teacher, Ecntr.. Recsn Pat
rick O'Connor. Rrids. stree, Tralee.
January .. Mrs. j. Rrosnan, Eoherbee.
Kilkenny.
The following deaths have taken
place: January Is. Airs. Martin Do
herty. Mooncoiu. January 10. Thorn
as O'Donnell. Pilllowl. Recently,
Charles Dudley. West .Jerpoint. Janu-
airy 5. Miss .Anstasia. Ryan. Windgap.
January H., Miss Kathleen Fitzgerald.
Crlingford.
Kildare.
4 Very pretty wedding ceremony
was performed in the Church OF SITS.
, Lawrence and Mary, Crookstown, on
January 18th. the happy couple being
William J. OConnor. eldest son of
Owen OConnor, D. c., Bal,ftore. and
Kate c.. eldest daughter or Mrs. and
! the late Michael J. -Aylmer. Castle
derrnot. The marriage wax solemn
/ ICED BY the Very Rev P. F.. Warren.
: p. p. Crookstown.
i Limerick.
J 'Died.-kecently. p. Gr..nn. Newcas-
! tie West. January II, Edmond
T, O'Shaughnessy. Mountcastle Mills.
Abbeyfeale. January Is. Edward
Moran, Main street. Brut.
The death took place on January II
at his residence. Ashbolrne road,
limerick, of Mr.. Timothy Brinn, a
genial and much respected citizen. in
4, his 10th year. Deceased was the prin-
cipal owner OF the old limerick
Steamship Company, and was former
ly Italian Consul in Limerick
Louth.
Died. January 16 Michael Hal
penny. Blackjack. Dundalk. January
j II. Charles Quinn. Drnmgoos
overwhelmingly eth. a, ST. Pat
rick's. Dundalk, With Euptial Mass
by Rev. T. j. Scraghan. (. C.. Kildress
cousin OF the bride, Samuel. son Of
the late Hugh Muckian. Barracl
street. to Catherine. third daughter Of
the late Peter Hughes Park street
. Lonsford.
The death Of Thomas Stafford at
{ extensive building contractor. occur.
| red at his residence on Lain street or
| January Is The late Mr.. Stafford
was very popular in Lon ford. ant
his death is widely regretted
: Leitrim.
SiHceFe regret WIS 0CtdSloIlcu u!
. the recent death OF MI. James Paken
t ham. Gortahoose. Carrigallen. De
ceased. who was an extensive auc
= tioneer and was held in high esteem
by all who knew him. was brOtherin
, law TO the Most Rev Or. F'ineEan
/. Bishop of Fillmore.
:. Meath.
t. On January IS. a young girl name,
: Anne Mccarthy, lost her life at Rath
I Her mother went out. leaving her In
bed near the kitchen fire, and whe1
| the mother returned she was horrifie
. to find that her daughter had bee
. burned to death.
). Monaghan
n An old and greatly esteemed resi-
= dent Of the county rassed away re
o Gently in the person of Mrs. Ellie
n I.oughran OF Gortnecarrold. Clones, a
: the age of hfty-eght y.ars
ii Queens.
+. William. only son of Timothy Refill
q Ballyfin, died suddenly recently.
A matched DWELLING house at Graf
que. the property Of Thomas Scot
s victualier, Mountmellirk. wax destroy
c ed by fire on the night Of January /
e The house was formerly occupied b
people named Molloy, nd the pres
ent owner bought it by public auction
y. after proceeding. in tn, courts in cor
e, nection with il. On the same nisf
lie the house OF A man named Patric
N Dunno. situate in the same localit
.e was also burned down.
: Roscommon.
m Thomas Dockery, an old and rt
,e spected resident OF this county, die
er recently at his home in Callow. at II
tc age of 4; years.
Judge Kakely was presented wit
white gloves at the opening Of II