The Irish standard., 1914-10-10

On September 14th, Mr.. John Ske-
han. Fethard, was elected to the po-
sition Of Town Clerk, rendered va
cant by the death of Mr.. Michael
Murphy.
Mr.. James Cleary, J. p, Ballina-
hinch. Cashel. County Tipperary. who
died on the 26th, of February last,
left personal estate in the United
Kingdom valued at 28.766 les Cd, of
which 1913 15s is in England, and
probate of his will, dated July %,
1913, with cordicil of November
z, 1913. has been granted to Mr..
John F. Cleary, of Moate, Westmeath,
manager of the National Bank; Mr..
Philip F.. Cleary, of Tullow, County
Waterford. managed of Munster and
Leinster Bank, Ltd, and Mrs. Bessie
Cleary, of Ballinahinch. The tesla
tor left his estate upon trust for his
wife and children.
Miss Birdie O'Carroll, of Roscrea,
has been received into the Order of
the Sister of Mercy. Tavistock Square
London, w. G.. 81.
Tyrone.
General Sir William Adair, X. G.
B., addressing the Cookstown Bat
talon. U. v. F., after the presenta-
tion of colors, said for the past two
years they had been carefully drilled
to resist the coming into operation of
any Bill which Parliament might
pass for the 'better government of
Ireland" as they were pleased to call
it.
On Sept z, at her parents resi-
dence. Bridge street, Strbane, the
death took place of Sarah Frances
McCrossan. She was very popular
teacher in the Convent of Mercy
Schools.
Waterford.
The most Rev. DR.. Sheehan, pre-
sided at the dedication of the new
church at st. Mary's Ballysaggart,
near Lismore. After High Mass a
stirring sermon was preached by the
Rev. M. M. O'Kane, o. p, Dublin.
His Lordship, at the close of the cere-
mony. thanked the Pensioners for
their generosity, and paid a happy
tribute to the great work done by
Dean Walsh in the erection of the
edifice.
Westmeath.
Died.-Laurence Coffey, Hopes
town, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II, at
Redmondstown. Castletown-Geoghe-
gan. Westmeath, Annie, wife Of Hugh
O'Neill.-Miss Rosanne Moffatt, Mill.
town. Ballynacargy, at twenty-five
years of age. In July last she COM
pleted two years course of train
ing in st. Mary's Training College,
Belfast, where she secured special
prizes for her knowledge of the Irish
language, and the Commissioners
special certificate for Kindergarten
teaching.-August 23rd, Mrs. DAILY,
Rathcorbally. in her fifty-third year.
August 26th, Mrs. Anne Mutually,
Midtown, Ballynacargo, at the age of
sixty-eight years.-September End,
Mrs. John Scally, Irishtown, Ballyna-
cargy.
Wexford.
A marriage ceremony was per-
formed on September IA. at st.
Mary's church. Tagoat. Co. Wexford,
by Very Rev. Luke Canon Doyle, P.
P. with nuptial Mass), assisted by
Very Rev. William Hanton, Presi-
dent of st. Peters College. Wexford,
between William ]. Lambert. N. T.,
Tagoat. and May Esther. daughter of
Daniel Cullen, Faythe. Wexford.
Wicklow.
On August 26th, at st. Andrews,
Westland row, by the Very Rev. FIR.
Hatton. Adm. Peter, youngest son
of the late Michael Cullen, Bally-
knocken, county Wicklow. was mar
ried to Katie, daughter Of Patrick
Lawlor. Clownings, Newbridge.
The Royal Humane Society has
forwarded for presentation to Pat
rick Lee. Chapel Hill, Baltinglass, a
certificate bearing testimony to his
gallantry in saving the lives of two
boys.