The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-27
THE IRISH sTANpARp SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 81 1918
Sligo.


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Sligo.
! Miss Ryrne, Of Ballina. has been
elected anatron of the proposed County
Sligo tuberculosis Dispensary at a
salary OF C 100 by the casting vote of
the chairman, at meeting of the Sligo
council.
/ At the Royal Dublin society's sales
on Aug. q held. by Messrs. Golf, of
thoroughbred ,yearlings chestnut filly.
the property. of Alderman J. P. Hig-
gins, Sligo, was sold for 220 guineaa
/ 1t is by the Derby winner, Orby.
Died.--At Dromisken, Louth, Mrs.
! Honora Little, formerly Of Keash. Aug
II. Edward J. Tighe, st. Joseph's Villa,
Sligo.
= Tipperary.-
/ DIR. &. p. Kennedy has been elected
medical officer of the Silvermines dis
trict.
I lands, Roscrea, left personal estate
valued at 'e4,2l6. To his nephew by
!, marriage he left his residence, Law
lands, and it's contents; 100 to his
coachman, Tom Conway; G1OO to his
gardner, Michael Guinan; cottage to
Kole's Lano and e100 to his house,
keeper, Eliza Conway: $50 each to
his servant Sarah Maloney, and her
father, Denis; e1oO to his friend,
Thomas Oliver Read, and the residue
Of his estate to his brothers.
! Patrick McGuinness, a native of Ne
nagh, IS, unmarried, was killed in
stantly on the evening of Aug. %,
while cycling down a hill near Oola,
Limerick. He had J turned by train
from Nenagh to COLA, after week end
| visit, and was proceeding to Cappa-
white, where he worked at the bakery
trade, when the accident occurred.
Wexford.
| Ac new TUBS OIUdu COuHCl EdSV
decided to provide new scheme of
! artisans dwellings in addition to the
20 which are in course of erection.
! Miss Winfred Dalton, daughter of
Thomas Dalton. Island, Crawford. was
received into the Dominican Order at
Cabra Convent, County Dublin recent
| ly, taking the. name of Sister Winfred
in religion. ~
Died.-Aug. %, at her residence, Kill
James Devereux, aged 6s years. Aug.
II, at QUEENSTOWN, Carrig- on Bannow,
Mrs. Anastasia, Mclaughlin, Hore-
town, Foulskmiils, aged G. years.
On Aug. 26;P. Bolger and Son, auc-
tioneers, New Ross, by the direction of
Mrs. Higgins. Clonleigh, put up for
sale her farm containing "a acres, 80
perches. There was large attendance
of prospective purchasers and bidding
opened at & 200 and finally NJ. Dwyer,
! BalIyleigh, ewas declared purchaser for
/; $780,. sSst:.sit-4ss ; II s,..4gs,..
~. 81 ,,,Westmeath. . go,
The following deaths have taken
place: Aug. IA, John Doolin, Midtown,
Riverstown. Recently, Mrs. Bridget
Murtagh, Castlepollard.
Wicklow.
Died.-Aug. Il, Rev. John Byrne, p.
p, Clonegal. Aug. 20. at Kiloughter,
Martin Edmond, youngest son of Cor
nelius and Josephine Kennedy, 40
Wentworth place, Wicklow.
Acknowledgements 6. at Conlafancy,
with Nuptial Mass, by the Rev. Father
i Newcome, c. c., Mathew Byrne, AS
kehee, Ballinglen, Tinahely. youngest
son of the late Charles Boyle, to Mary
eldest daughter Of James Byrne, Cum
mer. Coolboy, Tinahely. At the Pro-
Cathedral Marlborough street, Dublin,
by the Rev. Myles Ronau. c. c., David
P. Kelleher, son Of the late Cornelius
Kelleher, Charleville. to Susan, daugh-
ter Of Richard and the late Anne
Byrne. Kavanagh. Kilpipe, Aughrim.
Waterford.
The priests and people of hungarian
and Abbeyside have contributed s6s
14s, to the home. rule fund for 1913
The death occurred on Sunday, Aug
"a, Of William c. Foley, who for over
thirty three years, was the principal Of
Ferrybanl1 National School,
Church Built With Jewels.
The Bishop of Nottingham, England