The Irish standard., 1914-09-19
3NEWS FROM IRE E.ANDX I
Derry.

pointed to the Bridge Commissioners
in place of the late Alderman Ballen-
tine. The Superintendent officer of
Health has been appointed to act as
tuberculosis expert under the Bor-
ough Insurance Committee.
Mr.. John O'Kane, a produce mer-
chant of South Derry. has been sworn
in a Justice of the Peace.
On August 12, at st. Eugene's Ca
thedral. Derry, a marriage ceremony
was performed between Joseph, son
of the late Owen O'Hagen, merchant
and cattle dealer, Raphoe, and Annie,
daughter of the late Andrew Gamble,
Abbey street, Derry.
Died.-August 10Th, Mrs. Galloway
of Bellarena.-August Goth, at
Orchard street, Derry, Annie, wife of
Robert McKimm.-August Goth, at
Claudy, County Derry, Peter Lacy,
age seventy-four years.
Down.
Died.-August 18th, Mr.. Henry
Loughran, j. P, Downshire Road,
Newry. The deceased was member
of the Down County Council, of the
Newry Harbor Board, of the Carling-
ford Lough Commission, and of the
Newry Board of Guardians. For
many years deceased was postmaster
in Newry. He was prominent Ma
tionalist.-Mrs. Lucy Thompson, Chi
cago, was at the Newtownards on
holiday.
Galway.
Rev. Brother Hoctor, who for nine
years was Superior of the Christian
Brothers Schools at Tuam, has been
transferred to Mullingar. He is
succeeded by Brother Doyle, of En-
mis-.
A sad drowning accident occurred
in Lough Mask on August 18th, when
Walter Joyce, age eighteen years,
youngest son of Mrs. Sabina Joyce,
met death by drowning. He was a
good swimmer, but got cramped
when a short time in the water, and
his comrades were unable to rescue
him.
Died.-August 18th, at his resi-
dence Barnaderg, County Galway,
John Hanley, aged seventy-nine years
father of Very Rev. Father William,
o. S. +. c. For half century he
has been connected with the Athlone
and Tuam Board of Guardians
August 18th, Mr.. Thomas Tully,
Rathfern. Deceased was member
of an old County Galway family, and
was brother of Mr.. H. ]. Tully, So
licitor, Sligo.
Kings.
Died.-August 10th, at Main ST.,
Philipstown, William Egan, aged
seventy-two years.-August goth, at
Rhode, Eliza, wife of Nicholas KILL
an.
Kildare. -.
On August 10th, at the Catholic
church, Maynooth, Joseph, son of
Mrs. Julia Dunno, Downstown, May
nooth, was married to Mollie, eldest
daughter of William Blake, May
nOoth.
Master John e. Dooley, Christian
Brothers School, Athy, has been
awarded by Kildare County Council
a scholarship value $50, tenable for
three years in the National Univers-
ity.
Died.-August 21, Mrs. Mary
Harte, Kildare.-August 21, at Mas,
Mr.. Jeremiah Kenna. of Blackrath,
Ballytore, aged eighty-seven years.
Anne Heldon, relict of the late John
Heydon, Magency.
Kilkenny.
University scholarships have been
won by Masters Daniel lyman and
Peter Rice, pupils of the Christian
Brothers school, James street, Kill
kenny.
On August 18th, at Westminster
Cathedral, William G. Drayson Maile,
M. A., M. B., of Kingston-on Thames,
was marble to Ethel Mary Feeney,
Hibernian Bank House, Kilkenny.
At st. Werburbh's Catholic church,
Chester, Adam, son of Mrs. Dodd,
Brompton, Carlisle, was married to
Agnes, daughter of the late David
Healy, of Ballyquirl, Clifden.
Died.-August 18th, Mr.. Thomas
Hughes, d. c., Ballyspellan. The de-
ceased was an ardent Nationalist
August 10th, Rev. Thomas Brophy.
rector of Creiff, Scotland, at Rose
mana, at the age of fourty-four years.
Deceased has been attached to ST..
Mary's, Dundee, for seventeen years.
August 18th, Mrs. Byrne, of Gar
CARA, at the age of seventy-seven
years.-August Goth, Miss Nano Te-
resa Murphy, Columbcille.
Kerry.
The jury returned a verdict Of
death from laceration of the brain
and heart failure at an inquest on the
death of Maurice Carmondy, R. D..