The Irish standard., 1914-10-03
Tipperary.

ter of Mr.. R. Mccormack, Killenaule,
County Tipperary. has been professed
q member of the Presentation Com
munity, Carrick-on-Suir. The most
Rev. DR.. Sheehan. Bishop of Water
ford and Lismore, officiating at the
ceremony.
The Most Rev. DR.. O'Dwyer, Lime
rick, has appointed Rev. Father Kir-
by, P. p, Patrickswell, to be Canon
of St. Munchin's, vacant by the
death of the late Canon Murphy.
At meeting of the North Upper
airy Board, G.. A. A., held in Nenagh,
the following resolution was passed:
"That we, the members of the North
Tipperary Board G.. A. A, offer our
sincere sympathy to the relatives of
Mr.. Tom O'Donnell, Templederry
Hurting Club, in their bereavement
caused by the sad and untimely
DEATH"
The solemn profession of Miss
Annie Tuohy lin religion. Sister
Louise), daughter of the late William
Tuohy, Knockroe, Annacarty, took
place in st. Vincent's Convent, Mill
Hill, London, on August Is. Sister
Louise has already two sisters in the
cloister, one of whom also made her
profession quite recently.
Rev. Brother Weston, formerly
principal of Clonmel High school, is
editor of "Our Boys" the new publ
cation of the Irish Christian Broth
ers. The aim of the journal is to
interest, instruct, and inspire the
boys in Catholic schools, and to Gre
ate in them a taste in clean litera-
ture. The frontispiece of the first is
sue is copy of a letter received
from the late Pope Plus x cordially
blessing the undertaking.
Died-August %, Mrs. Ellen Muir
ply, Carrigatoher. Deceased, who
was resident of Dayton, Ohio, was
the sister of Mrs. Timothy O'Flynn,
of Carrigatoher, and had come to Ire
land to spend a holiday in her old
home-Aug. 30, Laurence O'Sulli-
van, The Building, Ballinure.-Mrs.
Cloghessy, Ballysheehan. Clogheen.
Deceased was eighty-seven years old.
Sept. 10, at her residence, Shan
ballyard. Templederry, Margaret,
wife of John Kennedy and mother of
Rev. William Kennedy, Sharavogue,
Kings county.
Tyrone.
Omagh, Dromore and Drumquin
battalions of the Irish Volunteers
were engaged in field operations on
August 9Th, on Corradinna noun
tain. They acquitted themselves in
an efficient manner, and were warm
ly complimented at the conclusion by
Capt. White, Commander, who acted
as umpire.
At the meeting of the Omagh
Technical Committee Mr.. Hamilton,
Omagh Model School, was appointed
teacher of arithmetic.
The annual meeting of the Pipers
of Tyrone was held in the Hall.
Georges street, Omagh. on August
31st, Mr.. James Tunbitt presiding.
The election of officers resulted as
follows: President, Mr.. NJ. Crumlish:
chairman, Mr.. G. Reilly; vice-chair-
man, Mr.. p. McGrath; treasurer, Mr..
W. T. Hurst; secretary, Mr.. p. Nc
Hugh; committee-Messrs. j. Tur-
bitt, A. Hackett, P. Haughey and H.
Cotton; conductor, Mr.. J. McPoland.
Wexford.
Most Rev. DR.. Browne (Ferns)
has appointed Rev. D. Bolger, G. c.,
Ballyonne, to the partorad charge of
Piercetown, in room of Very Rev.
Canon Fortune, P. P, transferred to
Traghmon.
The personal estate left by the late
Major G.. Barrett-Hamilton, Kilma-
cock, Arthurstown, County Wexford,
amounted to &3,685. He left to his
wife all his indoor and outdoor ef-
fects, except his agricultural imple-
ments and stoclz-in-trade of any bust
ness in which he might be engaged.
He also gave her his life interest in
all his estate, and appointed her his
residuary legatee, directing that on
her death the property shall go to
the children of his sister, Ada Barrett
Hamilton, as tenants in common.
Westmeath.
At meeting of the I. N. F.-Mul-
lingar Branch held on August
goth, Brother Joseph Sexton, presid-
ing, the following vote of coincidence
was passed in silence: "That we, the
members of the DR.. Nulty Branch of
the I. N. F., has heard with feelings
of regret of the demise of Miss
Hughes, a member of a very old and
respected family, and tender to her
brothers and sisters our deepest SYM
pathy."
Died.-September 9th, High street,
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