The Irish standard., 1914-11-07
lynch, Carana, suncroft, County Kill

Kerry.
The following deaths have taken
place: Mrs. Ryan, Nelson street, Ira
lee. The deceased was a member of
an old Tralee family and relict of the
late Michael Ryan, law clerk, who was
for many years connected with
Messrs, Huggard and Wellington. Ar
thur O'Keeffe, Fort William, Lissivi-
geen, Killarney. Minnie Boyle, Ar
doughter, Ballyduff. At the residence
of her brother, Denis ]. O'Sullivan,
NJ. C. c., Kenmare, Mary O'Sullivan.
Kilkenny.
The Rev. Thomas Rockford, p. P,
has received a letter from the Secre-
tary of National Education, informing
him that the Commissioners have
awarded the Carlisle and Blake Pre-
MUM to William Brophy, principal
teacher of the Stoneyford National
School,
Recently, at Dublin, the Is miles G.
A. A. cycling championship of Ireland
was won by John Barnes, the we'll
known and popular Thomastown cy-
clist, in the record time of hour IL
minutes and 40 seconds. Fifteen cy-
clists competed, and Barnes beat the
second prizewinner by nearly five
minutes.
Kings.
Corporal Patrick Hyland, Granard,
who received several wounds at the
battle of Mons, has been invaded
home. His brother was killed beside
him-cut in two with shrapnel she'll.
Leitrim.
The Leitrm County Technical Com
mittee have, on a resolution proposed
by Rev. p. j. Manley, c. c., taken over
control of the management and expen-
diture of the First Aid Glasses in Car
rick-on-Shannon. The grants earned
by the classes will thereby be paid
into the committees funds.
Louth.
J. Cochrane, of Dundalk, has been
presented by his former colleagues in
the time office Of the G. N. r. Co.'s
Locomotive Works with set of pipes
and pouch, on the occasion Of his re-
firing on pension. Mr.. Carragher pre-
sided, and other speakers included
Messrs. Wissett, Clarke, O'Neill and
LETTERS.
Lieut.. Vincent Fox, who has been
killed at the front, was son Of the
late Patrick Fox. of Carrickastuck,
County Louth.
Limerick.
The Limerick Guardians decided by
62 votes to II to approve Of the engi-
neer's scheme to supply the Union
with water at cost of $4,000.
Mary O'Brien, Newport, was award
ed ES damages at Limerick Quarter
Sessions against the G. S. & w. Rail-
way for injuries received to her hand
while entering a carriage at Castle
connell.
Died.-At the Convent of the Faith
fMl Companions, Bruff, Mother Melissa
OLeary, youngest daughter of the late
T. O'Leary, Burren, Kilbrtain. Oc-
tober S, at the Private Nursing Home,
Dyke Parade, Cork, Mary Teresa, wife
of Richard Ryan, Hill House, Kilteely,
Pallasgrean, County Limerick. Octo-
Der 6, Charles O'Neill, D. c., Cahernor-
ry, aged GO years. At New road, Tho
mondgate, Kate, eldest daughter of
the late John Organ, Limerick. Octo.
Der 8, at Kilmallock, Katharine Ma
tilda In London, Patrick d. Cussen,
81, son OF the late David Cussen,
Shanid, Shanagolden, County LINER
lex. Deceased, who was we'll known
in London-lrish circles, had been for
merly employed by Messrs. Boyd, Linn
erick October 3, at Kilmallock, Liz
zie, wife of James w. Joyce, and
mother Of Rev. j. G. Joyce, and Rev.
w. A. Joyce Westminster Diocese).
Meath.
The following deaths are an
nounced: October s, at Craigleith, Of
double pneumonia, Walter Charles,
aged 25, only surviving son Of Charles
Murdoch, Irishtown, Rathleigh. Octo-
Der 4, at Mullinstown, Ardee, Thomas
Cummins. October IA, at his resi-
dence, Somerville, Navan, Christopher
Farrell, aged 60.
Monaghan.
o. McGinnitty and E. Lennon, st.
Macarten's Seminary, Monaghan, and
Miss l.. Connolly, st. Louis Convent,
Carrickmacross, have gained $50
scholarships under the Monaghan
County Council University Scholarship
scheme. Bursaries, valued at ie25
have been awarded G. DAILY, st. Ma
carten's, and Miss NJ. X. Smyth, st.
Louis Convent.
Mayo.
Henry Albert Hinkson, M. A., has
been appointed Resident Magistrate
for County Mayo. He is a Dublin
man, in his fiftieth year, and is the
husband of the famous Irish author
ess, katharine lyman. Educated In
the Dublin High School; Trinity Col
lege, and in Germany, he took his NJ.