The Irish standard., 1914-09-26

ing in the river near the Claddagh
chapel on Aug. %. Died-Aug. a.
at the Convent of Mercy, Loughrea
Mother Stanislaus Burke, in the for
tieth year of her religious profession
Deceased, who was native of Dor,
risoleigh, County Tipperary, was fol
a considerable time superioress OF
the Mercy Convent Loughrea.
Kildare.
Play for the Cassidy Cup took
place on Athy Golf Links over an 49,
hole course, stroke play, and resulted
as follows: j. O'Carroll, 80, 8. 70;
D. Rice, S3, Z, 76; D. Hurley, "a. g.
rs; T. Killeen, "a, 10, rs.
Died-Aug. %, at Ballindrum
Athy, Thomas Ryan, r. D. c., aged
46 years; at the Sacred Heart Pre-
sentation Convent, Kilcock, Mother
Margaret Mary Flood.
Kilkenny.
Woodsgift House, Thomastown,
the residence of Mr.. Marshall, d. L.,
has been destroyed by fire. The
damage is estimated at $4,000.
Married-June 3Oth, at St. Mary's
Cathedral, Winnipeg, Edmond Mich
ael, son of Daniel Butler, Harristown
to Louise Emily, daughter of John
N. Haynes, Cork.
Died-August 26th, at High street.
Kilkenny, Michael Power (of Power
Brothers, painters and decorators) {;
August 23rd, Mr.. Thomas Kearney,
Piltown. Deceased was father of
Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. Maher, Carrick
-on-Suir, and of Mr.. H. kearney, of
London.
Kerry.
Recently in the Kenmare district,
Knockashartnett was sold for the
sum of $500; the residential holding
of Killowen, to Mr.. Thomas Orpen,
Kenmare, for G625, and the business
premises of. Mr.. Eugene O'Sullivan in
Main street to Mr.. j. F. O'Riorden,
of Bantry for 221O.
Rev. Brother Gibbs, Christian Bro
Tiers Schools, Tralee, has been re-
placed by Rev. Brother O'Carroll, a
former member of the Tralee COM
munity.
Died-August 26th, Mr.. Timothy
DAILY, r. D. c., Grotagoss, Kenmare.
The deceased was a well-known Ma
tioalist, one of the first in the dis
trict to join the 81 movement. He
was also a member of the old Board
of Guardians.
Kings.
Died-August goth, at Rhode,
Kings County. Eliza, wife of Nicho-
las Killian, and mother of Rev. John
Killian, C. c., Tullow.
LongfOrd.
A presentation was made to Mr.. J..
Newcomer, Edgeworth, Newtown-
forbes, for thirty-nine years Petty
Sessions clerk in the district, who
lately retired, by DR.. Gray, ]. P,
Drumlish; Mr.. T. Peyton, D. L., j.
P, and Mr.. T. Kirwin, Co. G. Mr..
Edgworth's son, Mr.. Henry c. Edge
worth, succeeds in the position.
Mr.. Patrick Gerety, j. P, Co. c.,
Derrylough. He was chairman of the
Ballymahon Guardians and vice.
president of Clough branch U. I. l..
Leitrim.
Charles ]. O'Brien by the people of
Mohill on the occasion of his de-
parture to Western Australia. The
took place at the resi-
dence Of his father, Mr.. Henry o.
Brien, Tawlaght. the following being
members of the committee who as
sisted: Mr.. Clancy, Excise Officer
(President); DR.. C. Haviland (Treas-
urer); Messrs Flynn and Dreamer
(Secretar1es) Messrs COrsecadden
(Solicitor), Doyle Manager Hibern-
ian Bank), O'Toole (Hibernian
bank). Callan, Henry, Cox, Dolan,
Reilly, Ryan and Cryan.
Limerick.
The following were the principal
prize winners in the horse section at
Kilmallock show: Messrs. P. Stokes,
Fillmore, Clonmel; r. O'Brien, NAL
low; D. O'Connor. Mallow; J. G.
Drinen, Charleville; NJ. J. Buckley,
Charleville; P. H. OReigan, Pallas-
green; e. O'Sullivan, Lombardstown;
J. P. Hogan, Rathcannon; R. B.
Norcote, Cork; A. Baker, Bansha; J.
w. A. Harris, Kilmallock; E. Lal-
ton, Carrigtwohill; T. Sheehan. NAL
low; D. Moloney, Knocklong; 4. F.
Slattery, Hospital; M. Gleason, Linz
erick; p. O'Donnell, Ballina; E. G.
O'Brien. T. Hyde. Ballinhassig and
w. Byrne, Clonmel.
The late Mr.. Maurice Leonard.
Listowel, left personal estate
amounting to &64O2. He bequeathed
all his property to his wife for life,
directing that at her death it shall
go to the children of his sister, Mrs.
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