The Irish standard., 1914-11-07
Wicklow.

d. j. O'Kelly has been co-opted a
member of Baltinglass Board of
Guardians in room of his father, the
late E. P. O'Kelly, M. P.
A pretty wedding ceremony took
place in the Parish Church, Hack
etstown, recently, the contracting
parties being Laurence Wolohan,
| Wicklow, and Miss Elizabeth Lyons,
daughter of the late M. Lyons, Hack
etstown. Rev. Father Murnahan, p.
P, Hacketstown, assisted by Rev. NJ.
Cogan, c. c., Wicklow, performed the
ceremony. The bridesmaids were
Misses Lyons and Tanning, while Mr..
G. M. Byrne, r. d. c., Glenealy, acted
as best man.
Michael Esmonde, an Arklow sail
or, was drowned in Cardiff, where his
vessel was lying.
Allen Dagg, of the Bank of Ireland,
son of j. II. Dagg, Kiltegan, has
volunteered for active service in the
British Army.
Limerick.
The solemn profession of nun of
the Mercy Order took place at the
Mercy Convent, Waterford, Of Sister
Mary Catherine Ryan, daughter of
the late Mr.. Denis Ryan, Ragamus,
Bruff, County Limerick.
The death took place on September
so, at the Presentation Convent Hos
pital, of Rev. Mother Delpazzi, Foun-
dress and Jubilarian, sister of w.
Gubbins, eX-chairman Of Limerick
County Council.
At the autumn National Universe
| ty Naturalization examination Master
William A. Gordon-Nolan, son of the
Town Clerk, William NJ. Nolan, j.
p. Montana, Laural Hill, was declared
successful, and was awarded his
certificate, as matriculated student.
Meath.
Judge Drummond, X. c., at kells
Quarter Sessions awarded &10O COM
pensation to the kells Rural Council
for the destruction, caused by explo-
sion, of one of their laborer's cottag-
es.
Died.-Sept. 2S, at the residence
of her brother-in-law, Thomas Nc
Gam, Cappagh House, Clondalkin,
Rose, daughter of the late William
Moyle, Corvallis, Navan.-Thomas
Sacllvill, of Thurstianstown. He was
formerly a member of the Navan
Board of Guardians and District
Council Sept. 30, at her residence,
Warrinstown, County Meath, Bridget
Roach.
Kings.
by the Rev. Z. O'Reilly, p. p, assist
On Sept. 90, at Mountbolus church,
ed by the Rev. j. Kane, G. G. Rod
erick, son OF the late Daniel ODrien,
Ballinamine, Tullamore, was married
to Rosa Mary, eldest daughter OF Il.
j. Graham, j. p, Pallas Park, Tulla-
more.
Kerry.
A beautiful stained glass window
has been erected in Causeway Chapel
to the memory of the late Timothy
O'Connell, Clashmcalcon, and his
wife. The window is the work of
Messrs. Watson of Youghal, and rep
resents ST.. Bridget, holding in her
hand "the bright lamp that shone in
Kildare's holy fame" 1t has been
donated by the children Of the late
MI. and Mrs. O'Connor.
Longford.
Dr.. Gray, son OF DR.. M. ID. Gray,
Of Drumlish, County Longford, has
been unanimously elected medical
officer Of Dromod Dispensary Dist
riot in succession to the late DR.
Pentland.
Constable William Hudson, X. i
c., formerly attached to the Beech
wood Station, Roscommon, and a,
present at the front, has been pro
NOTED to the rank of Lieutenant or
the battlefield for distinguished serv'
ice. He is son of J. Hudson, Long
ford, and a brother Of MI. Hudson
r.
LOuth.
In the Benedictine Convent
Princethrop, Rugby, among those tc
receive the veil of the Order was
| Miss Mynie Keogh. eldest daughter
of James Keogh. late of Marshal
road, Droghcda. Her name in relig
ion is Sister Dominic.