The Irish standard., 1914-09-26

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Antrim.

Aug. "a.
Died-Mr. M. Mccain, Galgorm
road, Ballymena; deceased was late
ly assistant to his brother, Mr.. D.
Mccain, licensed vintner, and was
well-known in cycling and athletic
circles. At Llewllyn avenue, Lis
burn, Mrs. Crawford McCullagh,
mother of the Lord mayor of Belfast.
Aug. 26, DR.. Samuel Killen. High
street, Carrickfergus; deceased, who
was 20 years of age, was a native
Of Kells. Aug. %, at Maherabuoy,
Portrush, Robert Hamilton, F. R. c.
S., aged 81 years. Samuel N. Gray,
Dublin road, Belfast; deceased was
well-known in the city and in North
Down; for a period he was an ur-
ban councillor for Danaghadee.
Armagh.
In avoiding a child who had run
from behind hay-shifter, Mr.. Nc
Elvaine, of Union Lodge, Scarva, was
thrown from his motorcycle on the
road and was badly injured. The
child escaped unscathed.
Cavan.
Died-Aug. "a, Mrs. Martin, Glas-
leck, Sherlock; Aug. %, Mr.. William
Elliott, Gartylough, Arva, in his
Hath year; Mr.. Michael Harrick, La
vagh, Ballynarry, brother of Rev.
natius College, San Francisco, and
of Rev. Thos. Harrick, p. p, Buffalo.
Aug. "a, Thomas Finlay, son of
the late Sir Thomas Finlay, Kt., ]. P,
of Belturbet and Bawnboy, County
Cavan, and director of Maple and Co.,
Ltd, London, aged ga years; Mr..
Robert North, Killeshandra, who had
been local c. P. S. for over 40 years.
Glare.
Married-Aug. 10, at Rathmines,
Dublin, by the Rev. E. MacRory, G.
c., Rostrevor, assisted by the Rev.
Father Rowan, c. c., Edward Whit
aker, Rostrover, to Jane O'Connor,
Ballygeary, KilmurryMacMahon.
Died-Sept. 2. William Coakley,
Chicago, who had resided in Chicago
about fifteen years and was native
of County Clare; Aug. 6. at Autri-
court, France, Henry Vassall DIES
terre, late of Rossmanagher, Six-Mile
Bridge.
The valuable premises belonging
to Miss Tobin, Durrus, a village six
miles from Bantry, were on Aug. FL
completely destroyed by fire. The
premises consisted of several blocks
of buildings in fine condition.
Carlow.
Amongst the six ladies who re-
ceived the black veil of the Order of
st. Louis at the Conevnt of st. Louis,
Kiltimagh, County Mayo, on Aug. rs,
was Miss Annie Gertrude Byrne Gin
religion Sister M. Baptist), daughter
of the late James and Mrs. Byrne.
Donore, Lodge, Bagnalstown.
James Flinter, Straboe, aged rs
years, was found drowned in the
Slaney on Aug. 81. Died-Aug. "a,
at Mummy House, Tullow, Carcella.
wife of r. D. Laurenson.
Derry.
At the Loreto Convent, Omagh,
Miss Anna McGlade, Knockloughrim,
was received into the Order, the cere-
mony being performed by Right Rev.
Mgr. O'Doherty, p. P, V. F. Miss
Gretta McGlade was professed nun.
Died-Mrs. Robert McKimm, Derry
Her husband is County President of
the Derry Ancient Order of Hiberni-
ans (Board of Erin). Aug. 90, at
Foyle Road, Derry, James McKeever,
ex-engine driver, Great Northern
Railway. Aug. %, at Glebe, Faugh-
anvale, Margaret, wife of William
Mullan.
Donegal. i
Patrick Doherty, Backlands, Malin
Head, was drowned at Ardmalin on
Aug. Is.
On Sept. 4 Mr.. j. F. Leonard, of
William street, Derry, rescued wo-
man named Mary McCool from
drawing. at Neville.
Died-Aug. 10, at Abbey, Bally-
shannon, Mrs. James McGonigle.
Aug. 80, at the Hospital. Kilkenny.
Eugene, son of the late James Nc
Cauley, Malin Road, Neville.
Down.
While motoring from Bangor on
Aug. %, Miss Irene McGeown was
shot by sentry near Orlock hill,
Donaghadee, and died in the Bangor
hospital. The sentry's challenge not
having been answered by the motor
party four shots were fired, a bullet
striking the lady on the forehead. De-
ceased was sister-in-law of Mr..
Chapman, Belfast manufacturer,
who was driving the motor car at the
time of the tragic occurrence.
Dublin.
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