The Irish standard., 1913-10-18

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kilconly church. and the residue to
his nieces and nephews
Kings.
!, Died-Recently, Philip harrington
Orchid. Sept. 10. Patrick sammon
Bonaham. Recently, Esther seery
Wood of-O.
The marriage took place at St
Mtchael's and Johns church, Arran
Quay, on Sept Is. OF Alfred McGrath
second son of ]. McGrath, 81 Stephen
ST., Dublin, and Miss Maureen Byrne
daughter Of Henry Byrne, the Square
Edenderry. .., .,.
DR.. r. j. Denny, formerly for many
years medical Office of Tralie Dispen-
sary. died In Tralee on Sept. II.
Died-Recently. Miss Hannah Gaine
kenmare, Sept. II, William O'Dris-
, call, West New st., Caheroween, Sept
Is. Mrs. NJ. Roche ST.. O'Dorrey, Sept
!! IA. John Knightly. Deelis.
Kilkenny.
Miss L. Smyth has resigned her po-
sition in Kilkenny union.
Edward Harte,, solicitor, Rainbow
ney, Queens county, has been elected
for 6 100 per year.
Kildare.
Died-On Sept. Is, al Birtown Athy,
William Mooney. On Sept. s, at Gran
agh, killedmond, Mary, wife of Will.
; lam Murphy, aged "a years. Recently,
Henry c. Brlen, Cloney, Athy.
On the motion of the Rev. M. Cullen
!! Catholic Citrate, seconded by the Rev
D. Waldron, c. c. Kildare. Mr.. p
Charleton, T. c.. who is a Protestant
was unanimously reelected chairman
of the County Kildare school attend
ance committee.
Leitrim,
Died - Recently, Edward Howard
Dromond. Recently, Miss NJ. A
O'Rourke, Drumhalloon.
| Manorhamilton Guardians have
granted pension of E13 per year to
! Mrs. Connolly. who recently resigned
! as ward attendant in the union after
ten years service.
! Limerick.
Died-Recently, Thomas Ryan, Ora
Ger Lower Shannon ST., Limerick. Re-
Gently, ]. P. Mcnamara, Upper Will
am ST. Limerick.
At the kilmallock sports on Sept. Z
J. M. O'Brien, Bulgaden, Kilmallock
pushed the Sc lbs. (off the shoulder
style). % IT, II in. and tied for first
place at that distance The previous
worlds best was 20 IT,, 9 in. by W.
Real, Of Pallasgrean, which he made
at Limerick sports in August. 1888. All
! the evidence necessary to establish the
weight throwing at Kllmallock sports
at worlds record has been forwarded
to the controlling body. The local of.
fcer of weights and measures has Ger.
titled the sc lbs. weight used. The
engineer (Mr. p. ]. Ryan,, who exam.
ined the ground, forwarded his certifl
cate. Il have carefully examined tn,
rolled weight-throwing pitch at Kill
mallock Fair Green, and hereby Ger,
tify that the ground is almost level.
found rise of one inch in the "a fee
from the tape off to the landing of tn,
weight. P. ]. Ryan. c. E. Knocklong
Longford.
/ Died-Recently, William A. Herman
Cloonagh, Sept. is, w. ]. Mcnamara
victualler, Main st.. Granard.
\ The premises known as the Roya
hotel, situated in the Main street, Ora
nard, have been purchased from MI
Marley, who is retiring from business
by MI. Thomas O'Reilly. Main st., Ar
via. Mr.. OReilly is a native of Ora
nard parish.
!! Among the cures reported from
Lourdes, France. was that of Patricl
Gurtgallon OF Lansborro. Gurtgallol
was by trade blacksmith, but had be
come total cripple. and had thu
been incapacitated from working at hi
trade. After a bath this morning a
the Holy Grotto he was strong enough
to walk to the train. Witness of tn
extraordinary effect of the cure and o
the mans Walk to the railway station
were His Eminence Cardinal Logue
the Bishop of Derry (Most Rev. DR.
McDugh). Mr.. Joseph A. Glynn, in
surance commissioner. and others.
| louth.
i On Sept. Is the ceremony of pro
fession was performed in the Conven
of st. John Of God, Wexford, with tn,
Lord Bishop Of Ferns presiding. Anon,
the young ladies' professed was Mis-
! NJ. Valley (Sister NJ. Livinius,) daugh
4 ter of Peter Valley Dundalk