The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-06

Married.-July 80. at st. Andrews.
Westland row with nuptial mass).
by the Rev. Father McNevin. r. M.
O'Sullivan. B. A., son of Michael O'Sul-
lfvan. Ballagh. Drumcologher, to May,
only daughter Of the late Michael
Collins. merchant, Limerick, and Mrs.
Collins. "a Lower Mount street. Dub
lin.
Died.-Aug. !, Mary Croke, relict of
James Croke, D. M. p, Pensioner.
August 2. 1s1 Rathgar road, Dublin,
Philip Furlong. July 81, at 20 st.
Anne's road. Drumcondra, Kathleen.
youngest daughter of the late John
Maher Of Dublin. Auguet 2, Bernard
Tiernan. late of the Lower Summer
hill. August 5. at a Private Nursing
Home, Dublin, Bernard Anderson,
Smarmore, aged 81 years. August 6,
at the South Dublin Infirmary, Mrs.
Mary Ann Boyd, widow Of the late
James Boyd, late of Powers court.
August S (suddenly), at his residence,
Yellow Walls, Malahide, Thomas, eld-
est son of the late James Delaney.
August 8, at the Convent of the Visi-
tation, Harrow, Sister Margaret Mary,
fourth daughter of the late Thomas
Farrell. of Dublin, in the tenth year
of her Religious Profession. August
z, Holyhead hotel, AZ, Lower Gardiner
street, Thomas Mohan. August T. at
Ivy Cottage, Newbridge, John, son of
the late James Murphy. August 8, at
Private Hospital, Mrs. Mary Muir
ray, wife of Michael Murray, Church
street. August Z. at "A Capel street,
Dublin. Anne O'Reilly. August 8, at
the Hospice for the Dying, Harold's
Cross, John. son of the late William
and Raseanna Roche, late of %
Braithwaite street.
Fermanagh.
James Donelly, East Bridge street,
Enniskillen, has been elected Assistant
County Surveyor by Fermanagh Coun-
ty Council.
The death occurred on Aug. Z at
her home Derrykerrib. Newtownbutler,
of Mrs. Mary Timmins, mother of the
late DR.. Timmins of Boston, at the
age of ninety two years.
One workman was severely injured
and several others sustained bruises
and scratches tn, ougn the collapsing
of roof on Mr.. Conway's blacksmith's
premises at Lisnaskea. Considerable
damage was done to machinery and
other property by falling debris.
Galway.
The late Mrs. j. l.. Blakeney, of
9allyslunin, left estate valued at
1885,
Fracture of the base of the skull
was declared to have been the cause
of the death Of Patrick Martin, aged
rs years. Of Ballinskagh, who
was killed while returning from a
wedding party.
On Aug 9, at the convent of Mercy
Galway, the profession took place OF
Miss May Forde Gin religion Sister
M. LigourD. daughter of the late Mar.
tin Forde and Mrs Forde, Gregg Park
Tubber.
DR.. Freyer, of Sallerna. Clifden, has
been appointed medical officer of In.
nishboffin, in succession to DR.. Long
of London, who resigned shortly after
his election. DR.. Freyer formerly helt
the position.
On Aug. 2 Mr.. w. Cornwall, post.
master In Galway, was entertained e
supper by the officials of the posta
and telegraph STATS. in the large room
of the Royal Hotel. Mr.. Cornwall, re-
firing after "A years service.
Kings.
Died.-Recently, John Hand, Bally.
duff House. Tullamore. August 9
George Mitchell. Fortal, Birr,
The priests and people of Clara hav,
subscribed % guineas as their frs
contribution to the Home Rule Funt
for 1918.
While Rody Fleury, son Of J. F1eury
was cycling at Five Alley on Angus
I, he met with serious accident
through the breaking Of the fork o
his bicycle. He was thrown on tn,
road and rendered unconscious. H,
was brought into Mr.. Burke's hous
in critical condition but subsequent
ly improved considerably.
Kildare.
Married.-July 80. at the Church o
the Sisters of Mercy. Golden Bridge
Dublin. by the Rev. T. w. Organ, c
c.. Hugh, son of the late Patrick Nc
earthly, Bahama, Rathdrum, Count!
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