The Irish standard., 1914-09-19

part in the annual pilgrimage to St.
Brigid's birthplace at Faughart, on
August 18th.
At a meeting of the Louth county
council, Mr.. VIM. A. Doren, ]. p,
vice chairman was unanimously elect
ed chairman and Mr.. M. McArdle,
Council in room of the late Mr..
Hughes.
Miss Tilly Sheehy was awarded
second prize and a bronze medal for
National dancing at the Civic Exhibi-
ton, Dublin.
Limerick.
Thomas Kelly, victualler, of Cath
crime street, Limerick, aged about
sixty, while travelling from Ennis
to Kilkee, was found dead in a com
partment on the West Glare Rail-
way.
Died.-August 18th, at her resi-
dence, Lough Cur, Mrs. Timothy o.
Brien.-August 10th, at her resi-
dence, Rathkeale, County Limerick,
Margaret, widow of the late Michael
O'Shaughnessy merchant, Rathkeale.
August Goth, at z Upper Mallow
street, Limerick, Patrick Costello.
Mr.. James Lane, Abbeyfeale, has
been appointed magistrate.
At Castlemahon on August 10th,
Granagh defeated Monagea in a
tournament tie on the score-3
goals 2 points to goal point.
Mr.. H. Lyons, Groom Castle, has
been appointed magistrate for
County Limerick.
Leitrim.
On August 21st., DR.. Mulcahy, j.
P, Coroner for South Leitrim, was
thrown from his car at Kiltybarden,
a level crossing on the Cavan and
Leitrim Railway, and sustained in
juries from which he died on the fol-
lowing day, at Ballinamore. Mrs.
Mulcahy who was with him, was also
seriously injured. Deceased was a
lifelong Nationalist and was for
many years President of the South
Leitrim Executive, U. I. L.
Meath.
On August 10th, a marriage took
place between Kathleen Mary, daugh-
ter of Mr.. William Sullivan, r. NJ,
Bishopscourt, Navan and Wilmot,
son of Mr.. Clifford Lloyd, Victoria
Park, Kilkenny.
Died.-August 18, Mrs. Elizabeth
Boyle, wife of Mr.. P. Boyle, G. S.,
slane. after prolonged illness.
Mayo.
On the Feast of the Assumption
Miss Carney, N. T.. Kiltimagh, en-
tered in Tullamore Convent.
Died-August 18th, at st. Jo-
seph's terrace. Fairview, Patrick
Killeen, son of John Killeen Oate of
Cong, County Mayo). 18th,
Mr.. Francis Jennings. Raheny. Islam
deadly, in his sixty-ninth year.-Aug-
ust goth, Mr.. Michael Shalley, Ar
droe, Claremorris, at the age of sew
enty-five years.-August 10th, Mrs.
Mary Corley, Mount Deasy, Castle
bar, in the seventy-ffth year of her
age.
Monaghan.
At the entrance gates to Cappagh
Lodge near Ballinroe, motor car
belonging to Mr.. John Mccoy, Dublin
street, collided with Col. Lucas scud-
damore's (Castleshane) car. Mr..
VIM. Black, J. P, Ballyleck House,
Monaghan, and DR.. Neary of the
asylum, were thrown out and rend-
cred unconscious for some time.
Died.-August 18th. Mrs. Bridget
McCabe, late of Philadelphia, at Bal
lybay, after brief illness. Deceased
who was native of Gregarnagh, and
had been resident of Philadelphia
for the last thirty years, was home
on a visit with her sister, Mrs. Edw.
Smyth, and was about to return to
the United States.-August 18th, at
Whitehall, st. Clones, Mrs. Georgia
Elliott, wife of Mr.. w. Elliott, and
daughter of Mr.. George Mcguire, at
the early age of twenty-nine.
Queens.
Maryboro sawmills, owned by Rus
sell Brothers, were recently de-
stroyed by fire.
The beautiful colors presented by
Mr.. Redmond to the Maryborough
corps were the gift of Mr.. P. j. Nee
han, the Parliamentary representa-
tive of Leix.
Mr.. James P. Delaney, J. p, Cap
ponellan, Durrow. has purchased the
large grazing ranch of Gurteenahilla
for distribution amongst the small
holders in the Cullohil district. For
some time past, the local branch of
the U. I. L. has been agitating for
the breaking up of the ranch, and
Mr.. Delaney, who is Protestant
Home Ruler and President of the
Durrow Branch of the League, took
the matter up.