The Irish standard., 1914-09-19
Antrim.

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schools at Crumlin was laid on Au-
gust 21st by the parish priest, Rev.
Francis Mcbride, in the peresence of
a representative gathering of the
Pensioners and visitors.
Mr.. ]. T. Donovan, of Belfast, has
been elected Nationalist member for
West Wicklow.
The Dublin Gazette" announces
that Mr.. Robert McQuilty has been
appointed to temporarily act in the
office as clerk of the Crown and
Peace for County Antrim and Bel
fast in room of the late Mr.. H. Nc
Neill Mccormick.
After SO years service with the
Belfast Harbor Trust, several of
which were spent as engineer-in-
chief, Mr.. w. Redfern Kelly has re-
tired.
Oa August 18th the body of John
Craven was discovered at the works
of tie salt union, Carrickfergus. He
was about SIS years of age, and had
formerly been employed at the
works.
On August 18th, Mr.. P. Mcmahon,
manager of an extensive bakery es-
tablishment in Ballyhaunis, was mar
ried to Miss Mary Anne Hartin, eld-
est daughter of Mrs. Maria Hartin,
and sister of Miss Margaret Hartin,
Arvn postmistress.
Mr.. John Leonard. N. T., son of
Mr.. Patrick Leonard, President of
Cavan branch U. 1. L., was drowned
on August 18th, while bathing at
Rogcy Point, Bundoran.
Clare.
Died.-August 21st, Mrs. Gather
inc Carmody, wife of John Cormody,
at 14O Bank street, Batavia, N. Y.
She was born in County Glare. Ire
land and has been a resident of Ba-
tavia about sixty years.-August IA
Ann, widow of Frank Derry. She
was born in County Glare, Ireland,
seventy-four years ago, but has lived
here for sixty years. Her husband
was a veteran of the Civil War, and
while he was away during the war,
Mrs. Derry spent year at her old
home.
Cork.
John V. Cronin (son of Mr.. VIM.
Cronin, manager Of Dripsey Woolen
Mills) has been awarded scholar
ship in Galashiel Technical Universe
ty tenable for three years and value
$3.50. He has been a student of Cork
Presentation College, and took first
prize, two years in succession, in
Cork Technical College in chemistry.
Mr.. J. Twomey, Ballinaltig, Wat
ergrasshill, Fermoy, has taken up an
appointment with Messrs Marconi,
London, he was the recipient of a
presentation from the staff and stu
dents of the Irish School of Teleg-
raphy, Dyke Parade, Cork, on his de-
parture.
Died. At Waterview, Passage
West. Cork, Sarah, widow of the late
Mr.. Thomas Lyons of the firm of T.
Lyons & Co.-Owen Keating, at his
residence, Chapel street, Mallow.-
August 18th, at Merview, Queens
town, Mary, wife of James Gleeson.
August 18th, at the north Infirm-
ary, James Dillan Qate G. S. w. R.), i,
after long illness.-August 10th,
at Cahermore House, Mrs. M. A. Sui
livan, widow of the late James Sulli-
van, aged forthy-three years.-Mrs.
Supple, at her residence, Sea Breeze
Cottage, Crosshaven.
Carlow.
Died.-August 14th, Mr.. Brady,
Augha, Bagnalstown, after a long
illness. Deceased served on the Dis
trict Council Board, when it was first
organized.-August 18th, Mr.. James
Maloney, Boris.
Dublin.
Joseph Lawless, Lower Gardiner
street, a member of the Metropolitan
Corps of the Irish Volunteers, while
cycle scouting on August 10th in the
Phoenix Parks, was thrown from his
machine receiving severe injuries to
the head.
Died.-Mr. Robert Hickey, Black
half street-August 16 at the Con-
vent of Our Lady of Charity, High
Park, Drumcondra, Sister Mary Of
st. Anthony Jordan, in the eleventh
year of her religious life.-August
18th, Mr.. VIM. Fox, Talaght. He
was for a considerable time district
councillor and member of the South
Dublin Guardians.-Father Eben-
reicht, G. S. Sp, Blackrock College, at
the age of seventy-seven years. Faith
er Ebenreacht was native of AL
SAGE, and came to Blackrock in 1862,
shortly after the foundation of the
College, where he labored for fifty
two years. 1t was he who planned
and constructed the buildings which