The Irish standard., 1914-09-12
NEWS FROM IRH AND {


lated in providing a much-needed
place of recreation for the people.
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians. the
National Foresters, the Catholic Club,
and other subscribers joined in pro-
viding the building, which includes
reading room. billiard room, card
room and lecture hall.
Fermanagh.
Fermanagh Farming Society's
Show at Enniskillen marked an in
crease In the exhibits of all kinds.
The cup-winners and special price
winners included: Horses-E. M.
Archdale. Capt. w. G. Wiston Denis
Smith. c. McMullen, Thomas w.
Gamble. John A. Beggs. Cattle
Earl of Erne and William Morrison.
Coolane.
Galway.
Mr.. Patrick keenan,, Mill street,
Galway, was one of the victims of the
military outrage on the people in
Bachelors Walk in Dublin. He re-
ceived bullet wound in the head;
fortunately he is now progressing
favorably.
On July %. at St. Patrick's Cal
way, by Rev. P. Lydon. G. c., Peter
J. O'Malley. J. p. Co. c.. Mann. was
married to Annie H. Kelly, Staff
Nurse. County Hospital. Galway.
Died.-July 80. Mrs. Dermody,
Carrowkeel, Kiltulla.-August l.,
Mrs. Varilly, relict of the late John
varilly, at her residence, Kilgannon,
at the age of 80 years.
Kerry.
August IL, at the parish church,
Kiltallagh, wedding was solemnized
between Thomas Francis Naughton,
of Midtown, and Miss Marie Day, of
Castlemaine. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. S. White, assisted
by Rev. F. White.
On August 3. at Tullig. Mr.. Will
liam Mangan, captain of the Kilfynn
H. c.. presented on behalf of the
club, handsome case to Mr.. Peter
Gleasure on the occasion of his ap-
preaching marriage.
On the occasion of his transfer to
Castlegregory. an exceedingly large
number of the parishioners of Alb
beydorney. together with the Volun-
teer Corps, under the command of
Mr.. Chas. Mccarthy. assembled at the
railway station on Aug. IA to wish
farewell to the Rev. O'Sullivan.
Kilkenny.
At Foulkstown on July 20, John,
younger son of the late John Bren-
nan. Bawnmore House, jamestown,
was married to Anne, youngest
daughter of William Costello, Wallis
Tough. County Kilkenny. Very Rev.
Dean Hennessy, Baltimore House, Of
ficiated.
The late Mr.. J. Pollard, grocer,
Green street. Callan, County Kill
kenny, left personal estate valued at
f22,746. He left his business and
his business premises to his nephew,
James Pollard. Jr., to his nephew
John Pollard, his real estate in Coun-
ty Kilkenny, charged with the pay
ment of $500 to Patrick Pollard,
f400 to his nephew, Thomas Pollard,
and &100 to the parish priest of CAL
Ian for the decoration of the parish
church, and the residue Of his estate
to his nephews, John, Richard, James
and Thomas Pollard in equal shares.
Kings.
Kings County Annual Agricultural
Show proved entirely successful, both
in the matter of entries and quality
of stock. and there was a good at
tendance. In the section for thor
oughbred horses and hunters prizes
were awarded to D. Moorhead, j. ].
Kennedy, Tullamore; D. Kennedy,
P. F. Gill. Springfield; H. S. Kenny,
Moyvore; Rev. E. Daily, Tullamore,
and DR.. O'Hara. Clara.
I4OngfOrd.
The death of Mr.. Michael Farrell,
Edgeworthstown, occurred on August
10. at the age of sc years.
LOuth.
DR.. O'Brien, L. G.. B. Inspector,
held an inquiry at Dundalk into an
application of the Dundalk Rural
District Council for urban powers to
light certain thoroughfares leading
from Dundalk. The application was
opposed by the ratepayers of the dis
trict, who sought to have the charge
made on the entire rural district.
Leitrim.
The well-known Arm Of bankers
and estate agents. Messrs. Guinness
& Co.. Of II College Green. Dublin,
who have for over sixty years acted