The Irish standard., 1914-11-14

Egan, Clara, president North Kings
County Executive; Patrick Adams, Co.
c., Tullamore; P. J. Birmingham, Co.
c., Philipstown; the Rt. Hon. Lorcan
Sherlock, L. l.. d., Lord Mayor of
Dublin.
Kildare.
Damage estimated at about E4OO
was done by fire at hay farm at
Tully, Kildare, the property of COL
Hall Walker, M. P.
On October IA, at the Pro.Cath-
edral, Marlborough street, by the Rev.
Michael Weafer S. j., assisted by the
Rev. Eugene Mccarthy, c. c.. and the
Rev. William Meighan, c. c., Francis
Breffni, second son of the late Francis
Breffni O'Rourke, of Dublin, and Mrs.
O'Rourke, Bellvue, Haddon road, Clon-
tart, was married to Marguerite, elder
daughter of the late Thomas McGuin-
ness, of Newbridge, County Kildare,
and Mrs. McGuinness, 80 Upper Gardi-
ner street, Dublin.
Limerick.
In the Presentation Convent,
Thurles, the profession took place of
Miss Teresa Martin, of Ballylanders,
County Limerick Tin religion sister
Mary Frances). The ceremony was
performed by his Grace the Most
Rev. DR.. Harty, Archbishop of Cashel
and Emily, assisted by the Rev. DIR.
Slattery, St. Patrick's College,
Thurles; Rev. Michael Ryan, Adm,
Thurles; Rev. G. Cotter, st. Patrick's
College; Rev. NJ. ]. Ryan, do., and Rev.
j. Heffernan, do.
Limerick Young Ireland Hurting
Club has passed resolution of con-
dolence with the family of the late
John Malone, who for many years was
president of the club.
Denis Dillane, Templeglantine,
County Limerick, who is now teaching
at st. James Boys, N. S., Cappagh,
Askeaton, has been awarded a e1O
prize by the Commissioners of Ma
tional Education for superior answer
ing at the July examination of Kings
Scholarship.
Louth.
Rev. ]. Donnelly, G. c., Dunleer, has
been presented with an illuminated
address from the parishioners of Col
Ion, as token of their esteem for his
services in the parish and as presi-
dent of the volunteers. M. ]. Healy
made the presentation.
The following deaths are announc-
ed: October 10. at his residence, Clan
brassil street, Dundalk, Patrick Math-
ews, editor and proprietor Dundalk
Examiner newspapers. He was con-
nected with the Dundalk Examiner for
the past 80 years and was member
Of the Harbor Board.-October Is, at
his residence, No. Blessington street,
Samuel, eldest son of the late George
Joseph Eastwood. and grandson of the
late Samuel Eastwood, solicitor, Dub
lin, and of Castletown Castle and Fal-
more Hall, Dundalk.-October Is, at
her residence, SO North Strand road,
Dublin, Ellen Mary, widow of the late
Francis Boyle, Mount Pleasant, and
Quay street, Dundalk.
Monaghan.
On October 18, at 263 Crumlin road,
Belfast, the death occurred of Kate,
relict of the late James Murray, Mona
CHAN.
To mark their appreciation of his
qualities as a physician and as a pop.
ular member of the community, the
many friends at Balybay of DR.. Will
liam BARLEY presented him with an
address, a check and some suitable
souvenirs on the occasion of his mar.
riage. D. ]. Carson, J. p, acted as
chairman.
Meath.
Seventeen members voted for DR..
O'Reilly and IL for DR.. McKeever at
an election of dispensary doctor for
Enfield at meeting Of the Trim
Guardians. The chairman, Mr.. Flynn,
Co. c., voted for DR.. O'Reilly, who
was declared elected. BY vote of
10 to the County Meath Technical
Committee appointed P. j. Barnett,
Clonliffe road, Dublin, to the position
of manual inspector at a125 a year.
His opponent was J.. McDonough,
Drogheda.
The death is announced, october g.,
at Ryndville, Enfield, Meath, of Rob.
ert Greville. after a long illness.
Rev. J. H. Rice, B. d. rector Of
Kentstown, County Meath, has been
appointed Rural Dean for Lower
Kells.
Mayo.
NJ. F. LAWN, son of p. LAWN, Gloon.
fad, Ballyhaunis, has been awarded q
medical scholarship, value s25, with
honors, by the Board of Studies of the
University College, Galway.
Consequent on the death of the
Right Rev. Monsignor O'Hara, P. p.
V. G., Crossmolina, Most Rev.. DR..
Naughton has made the following ap.
pointments: Very Rev. Chancellor A.
MacHale, P. p, Kilglass, to be P. p,
Crossmolina, and Vicar General; Rev.