The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-05-03


tial farm, as Castleruddcry. contain
ing SO acres, Statute, was purchased
by Mr.. P. Bollard, ]. p, Coan, Don
ard, at GS3. Lot 2, at Ballyhubbock,
containing 80 acres, residential
farm, was purchased by MIR. Stephen
son, Rathsalash. at $3.50.
Kilkenny.
A serious accident occurred on April
l in High street, Kilkenny, when as a
result of a collision with motor car
a cyclist named Thomas Lloyd, who
resides at Reheilty, sustained severe
facial injuries.
Kings.
Died.-March IS, Mrs. Patrick Troy,
Aglish.
On March "a, Miss Elsie Donnelly
Gin religion Sister Marie I4eonarda),
had the happiness Of taking her final
vows. in the convent of the Sisters OF
st. Joseph, Copenhagen Denmark. The
young Sister was daughter of the late
John Donnelly, Birr.
Leitrim.
Patrick Mclaughlin. who was evict-
ed out of his farm 80 years ago has
been reinstated. Peter Harkin sur
rendered the farm
Died.-Recently, Miss Sarah Nc
Greevy, Machadile. Recently. Patrick
Kelly. Carrick-on-Shannon. March 80,
Patrick McTetnan, Drumshanbo.
Limerick.
Died.-April 2, Denis Dwyer. Dub
lin, formerly of Park Ridge, Limerick.
April 4, DR.. Thomas Hayes, Rathkeale.
Recently. Francis Fitzgerald, The
Square, Glin.
Mrs. Johanna Curran, of Limerick,
was accidentally knocked down by a
passing car at the Roxboro Road on
Monday evening", March 81, and died
In Barrington's hospital, as conse-
quence Of the injuries she received.
Iouth.
The late Coroner, DR.. j. V. Byrne,
of Drogheda, left all his property
(s1.50o) to his wife for life.
The death took place on April / at
the Convent of Mercy, Drogheda, at
the comparatively early age of 50 of
Sister Mary Teresa Kelly who was a
native Of Giitown. Rosnaree.
Monaghan.
TNdavnet Hibernians opened a
splendid new hall recently.
Died. - March 90, James McKenna
Lammy. Clones. March so, Francis
Mulligan, Tanitygorman.
Meath.
William Millen. Secretary of the
County Hunt, met with scri-
GUS injuries with the horse he was
riding in the Kilkenny Hunt Point to-
Point races.
The following deaths have taken
place: Recently, Mrs. r. Leonard, for
1nerly OF Balbriggan. March 81. Mich
olas Conway. Oldtown. Recently, John
Garry, kildalkey. Recently, Hugh
Sheridan. Leggah.
Mayo.
On March IS the Profession took
place In st. Joseph's Carmelite Con-
vent. Ranelagh. Dublin, Of Miss Mary
Teresa Lyons, in religion Sister Mary
John, second daughter of Mr.. Martin
]. and Mrs. Lyons, Kiltibo, Eally-
haunis.
Roscommon.
white gloves were presented ia
Judge Wakely at the Boyle Quarter
Sessions on March 30, there being no
criminal business listed.
The following deaths have taken
place: March Is, Mrs. Boyle. Coote-
hail. April 2. Mrs. John DOYLE, Coote-
hall. Recently, William Gcarty. Lava.
gin. March 80, Mrs Mcsherry, Castle
view.
Sligo.
H'''s' Nihie NliICdtner, S1EO, has
been appointed district nurse in Sligo
No. 2. Dispensary district.
Attended by the hierarchy and a
representative gathering of priests and
people Of the diocese the conservation
of the new Bishop OF Elphin. the
Most Rev. DIR. Bernard Coyne. took
place in the Cathedral, Sligo. on March
30. The consecrating prelate was His
Grace Most Rev. DR.. Healy, Arch
bishop Of Tuam
Tippsrary.
DR.. j. Quirke has resigned as med
ical officer of Tullamaine dispensary
| district.
The death took place in Roscrea or
March % of Mr.. John Nixon. an old
age pensioner. the coffin plate sivins
| his age as los.
Died. - March 81. Philip O'Donnell
| Dundrum. Recently, F. r. Shce Scycr