The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-05-31

Miss Sullivan Post Office. Portumna.
Recently, Thomas Trayers. Tierboy.
Kildare.
Married.-April 90, at st. Joseph's,
Berkeley street, Dublin, with Nuptial
Mass) by the Rev. Father Dempsey,
G. c., John j. Cosgrove, eldest son of
John Cosgrove. Carrigallen. Leitrim,
to Agnes Mary, third youngest daugh-
ter of the late John Power, College
View. Newbridge, County Kildare.
Kerry.
Mr.. Patrick Poynty. we'll known
resident of Tralee, was drowned in the
Canal Basin, Tralee, on April %.
Tho funeral took place on April 20
at Carrightwohill of the late Rev. ].
L. Murphy. formerly rector of st.
Aloysius church. in the parish of
Springburn, Glasgow. whose death oc-
Cured couple of days previously. in
the residence of his sister, Ardglass
Lodge. Father Murphy, who was IS
years old. was native of the parish
of Aghadoe, Killarney. and has off,
ciated for several years in Glasgow.
Kings.
The following deaths have taken
place: April 30, John Kearns, Balm
akill April 20, Robert Finney, Hem
mingsville. Recently, Mrs. Sarah
Reynolds, Lusmagh.
Kilkenny.
Died.-Recently, Mrs Voss, Jer-
point. April 2S, Richard chaloner,
Piltown. April ~, Miss Josephine
Walsh, Green street, Callan. April 25,
Edward Delaney. Bawn.
The death occurred on April 81 at
Ballyhall, of Nicholas ]. Murphy. The
deceased, who was only about 81 years
of age, represented the South Kilken-
ny Division in Parliament from 1907
to 1909. when he retired and was sue
ceeded by Mathew Heating.
Limerick,
Miss Walshe Gin religion Sister M.
1gnatius), daughter of Mr.. T. Walsh
of Ballyvoreen, has been protested a
Nun in the Convent of Our Lady of
Charity of Refuge, Gloucester street,
Dublin.
Mrs. Margaret O'Connell of Rock
chapel expired on May 2. at the re-
markable age of 1O7 years. Deceased
had distinct recollection of the IA
nous Siege of Newmarket" and of
, many other events that went to make
history nearly n century ago.
! -.,. 49, Loneford.
The death took place on April 25 of
Peter Mclaughlin, Market Square
Longford
After Il service of about forty wears
Mr.. j. Cole has retired on pension
from the charge of Farcromin Ma
tional School. Ballinamuck.
Miss Il. Heslin, Granard, was the
only applicant for the position Of
nurse in the Cashel (tipperary) Union
hospital and she was unanimously ap-
pointed at salary of s4O per year,
with rations and apartments.
Louth.
Married.-On April %, at st, Pat
rick's Cathedral, Dundal< by the Rev.
c. Hurson, c. c.. James G., third son
of the late Patrick Bellew, QUAY st..
Dundalk. to Margaret Mary, daughter
of Charles Slattery, Stationmaster l.,
and N. w. Railway Company, Station
House, Dundalk.
The late Joseph Mccain, baker,
Dundalk, left personal estate Of the
value of ELISA.
Monaghan.
| Owen Connolly, Chief Clerk of Mon
Afghan County Council, has been pro-
noted by election to the position of
accountant to the same body.
Aler McAllen, manager of the Prov
incial Bank. Monaghan, has retired on
pension after thirty-two years serv-
ice with that institution.
Meath,
The Estates Commissioners have
made an offer for the purchase of the
| Kerveguen estate, Virginia Road, on
this county.
Died.-April 80, w. NJ. Rooney. Bal
rothery. April ~, Miss Mary Kearney
Oldtown. April 81, Christopher Coyle
Ralbriggan.
Queens.
DR.. c. Martin has been appointed
Medical officer of the Ballyroan Dis
pensary district at salary of e15O
per year.
Thousands of acres of grass and
tillage lands have been covered with
water in many places several feet In
depth. All of the lands from Portarl-
ington into Monasterevan, in the vi
entity of the Barrow. are flooded, and
then from Monastereavan on into