The Irish standard., 1914-11-28
Antrim.

Y nuSSell lOIMeu part OF QeputatlOI
which waited on the Lisburn Urban
Council to urge that body to provide
the town with an adequate supply OF
/ water 1t was stated that the situa-
ton was appalling and people were
actually leaving the place owing to the
scarcity of the supply. The Council
/ promised to deal with the question.
4 The following deaths were an
4 nounced: October 25, at 80 Clownes
h street, Belfast, Sarah HARRISON, wife of
\ the late Philip HARRISON, the noted
Z patriot. In the dark days of ct he
and his brother William were thrown
into prison, where the latter died.
David Dickey, ]. p, of Ardlynn, Bally-
u clare, County Antrim. He was men,
i Der of the County Council and for
some years was chairman of the Bally.
s clare Urban Council.-Robert Arm
I strong, Agincourt avenue. Belfast. De,
{ ceased was known as a pioneer of
cheap traction in that city Originally
he was coach builder and blacksmith.
! October 81, 1914, at "a Little Donegal
street, Belfast, Margaret third daugh.
ter of James McNally, Islandreigh,
Observation-Disclosures "a, at IS Upper
Gaming street, Belfast, Anne, widow Of
the late Hugh Millar of Dunloy.
Armagh.
Died.-October 81, at ST. Leonards.
on-Sea, Hugh Boyle, of the London
Stock Exchange, son of the late Hugh
Boyle, Armagh, aged 81 years.-Oc.
tober %, at the residence of her son,
Edward street, Lurgan, Elizabeth,
relict of the late Bernard O'Hara,
spirit merchant, Lurgan.-Mrs. Max
well Close, widow of the late MIR. Max.
well Close, Granddaughter Castle,
former M. P. for County Armagh, and
mother of Major Maxwell A. Close,
D. L., granddaughter Castle, and H. S.
Close, j. p, Dublin.
Cavan.
Most Rev. DIR. Finegan, Lord Bishor
of Fillmore, has made the following
appointments: Rev. Patrick O'Reilly,
G. c., Anna, to be G. c. of Kilann; Rev.
Felix Lynch, c. c. Kilann, to be C. C.
of Drung; Rev. Patrick McGriskin, C.
e., Drung, to be C. c. of lnnismagrath;
Rev. Michael McTernan, C. c., Innis-
magrath, to be c. C. Kilasnett; Rev.
Michael Mclaughlin, c. c., Kilasnett,
to be c. G. Glenfarne; Rev. Thomas
Kelly, G. c., Manorhamilton, to be C.
c. kilmore; Rev. J. Brady, G. C. Kill
more, to be G. C. Manorhamilton; Rev.
M. Dolan, c. c., Drumlease, to St. Pat
rick's College, Cavan; Rev. Patrick Nc
Manus, st. Patrick's College, to be
more, to be G. G. Manorhamilton; Rev.
c. c. Anna; Rev. Francis Prior Qately
ordained), to be c. c. Drumlease; Rev.
Father Brady (lately ordained), to be
G. c. Ballinaglara
One of the most impressive ceremo-
MES in connection with the great three
weeks mission which the distinguished
Redemptorists, Fathers Collins, Lang.
ley and McHugh, conducted recently
in the Cathedral, Cavan, was the SOL
emn dedication of the Catholics of the
parish of Cavan to the Blessed Virgin.
The deaths have taken place of Der.
nard, fifth eldest son of Andrew and
Mrs. Brady, The Beehive. Mountain
Lodge, Cootehill.-Albert Martin, Bel
fast, late of Belturbet.- Catherine
Gaffney, Granard street, Balyjames-
duff.-Miss Annie Shannon, Cornagee,
at the early age of % years.-Mrs. Cor
nelius Kelly, Carrickakillue. - Mrs,
Bridget Colwell Barconey Mountnu-
gent.
Captain Lachlan G. Duff, it is learned
In Cork, has been killed in action at
the front. He was the son-in-law of
Joseph Pike, d. L., of Dunsland, and
was wellknown member of the Unit.
ed Hunt Club.
j. H. Hogan, who has beer manager
of the Hibernian bank in Cork since
K 1900, has retired on pension after 4G
years service. He is a son of the
noted Cork sculptor and was member
of the Cork Chamber of Commerce and
the Harbor Rowing Club.
IL Clare.
81 Public telephone call offices have
been opened at Ballynacathy, Lissy-
casey, kildysart and Labasheeda. The
charge for three minutes conversation
between Ennis and the places named
is threepence, with the exception of
4 Labasheeda, where the charge is four
pence.
The following deaths have taken
4 place: At Ruan, County Glare, Martin
h Grove, father of Rev. NJ. and Rev. D.
4 Crowe.-Michael Fox, slater and plas.
terer, of Ennis, at Ballyvaughan.
Carlow.
Great regret is felt at the death of
Mr.. Edmond Cullen, Craan House,
County Carlow, a member of an old
.and popular family which has given
many of its members to the church.
There was very large attendance of
I clergy and laity at the funeral this
week. The requiem mass was cele.
81 brated by Rev, James COyle. p. p