The Irish standard., 1913-06-07

Recently, Michael Rowe, Windgap.
Lsitrirn.
| . A meeting was held at C1lencar re-
Gently for the purpose OF recognizing
the local branch of the U. I. L. Rev.
NJ. Mclaughlin was elected president,
and all the old officers and commit.
tee were re elected.
Louth.
The death has taken place at an ad :
vanced age of Mr.. P. Reilly, we'll
known Drogheda merchant, who has
been long and honorably connected
with the life Of that town.
Limerick.
DR.. j. j. McGrath, of Limerick, has
been cleo ted Resident Medical Super
intendent OF the Paramount Sanator-
ium.
Died.-On May 4, at No. 9, Alphon-
sus Terrace. Limerick, Geraldine, child
of Daniel O'Grady. May 9, at the Con-
vent of the Faithful Companions, Dee
House. Chester, Mother Josephine
Connolly.
Longford.
Miss Heslin. trained nurse in Gran
ard Union, has resigned her position.
Died.-May /. Denis German, Dub
lin street, Longford. May S, John P.
kilhride, Clonart.
Monaghan.
child named Mile Carruthers,
aged seven years, residing with her
parents at Corhelshina, Ballytrain,
died on May as the result of a burn
ing accident.
Meath.
Recently the Trim Rural District
council determined to make their
bachelor tenants marry or Quit and a
large number of cases were placed in
the hands Of the Boards Solicitor.
Some Of the laborers gave up possess
sion without struggle. preferring it to
the alternative of matrmony, but a
large number held out, and DEGREES for
possession had 10 be obtained from
the Court
Mayo.
P. A. Heraty, Westport, has been
elected Master of Westport Union.
Died.-Recently, John Fleming, De-
royvohey. Recently, Michael 3. Esan.
Birkenhead. May 4, William Acton,
Cappivicar.
The Swinford Guardians have made
permanent the appointments of Mr..
Owen McNicholas as master of the
workhouse, and increased his salary
BY 6 year until it had reached G4O.
Queens,
MIR. A. P. Delaney, l.. G. B. Inspect
or. held an inquiry at the Boardroom,
Abbeyleix, on May into the I'M
provement scheme made by the Rural
District Council for the erection of 145
laborers cottages, in the towns of
Durrow, Rathdowney and Ballinakill.
Roscommon.
Ded.-Recently, Joseph Lyster, Ath-
lone May 4, Mrs. Winifred Casey,
Chapel street, Boyle. Recently, An
drew Jennings. Castlerea.
The Termon and Warren lands have
now been formally handed over by the
Estates Commissioners to a commit
tee of trustees in Boyle for the pas
turage of cows by the townspeople.
The lands include about Sc acres al
together and adjoin the town.
Sligo.
Died.-May /, Miss Christina Hor-
gadon. Calry April 30, Martin Ben
son, Roadstown. May 3. Mrs. Owen
scanlon. Templeboy. April 26, John
Kilgallen. Fallathlrteen.
During severe thunderstorm in the
Gurteen district on May s, four cattle
owned by Miss Gilleran, Gurtygara,
were killed, the ground they stood on
being torn up and scattered in all d.
rections.
Tipperary.
water works scheme has been
completed in Carrick on SUR at a cost
of $4,000.
Boushel's Drapery establishment in
Cahir was completely destroyed by fire
on May 3.
The death occurred recently of
Andy Barrett, Poullaculare, near Cahir.
at the age of 104 years. He was able
to be about up to q, short time before
his death.
Tyrone.
The death occurred in Omagh Co.
Hospital on May 3 following an opera
ton for appendicitis of Mrs. Gervais,
Cecil Manor. Augher.
The Local Government Board has
refused to recognize the election of Mr..
Scott as clerk of the Castlederg Board
of Guardians, on the ground that his