The Irish standard., 1914-10-17
XNEWS FROM IRa ANOX
Armagh.

\ AT a recent meeting of the Bess-
1 brook Geraldine Football Club sew
eral members Of the old Geraldine
/ Committee who were present ex-
pressed their appreciation that the
Geraldines of today have, like their
predecessors, been successful in win
ming once again the McKillip Cup,
and wished the present members and
team every success in the future.
Cavan.
The Senate of the National Uni
versity of Ireland on Sept. 8, 1914,
conferred the degrees of M. B., B. Oh.
and B. A. o. on Mr.. Bernard T. Gull
len, New House, Mill street, Cavan.
DR.. Cullen was educated at st. Pat
rick's College. Cavan and pursued his
medical studies at the Medical School
Of University College. Dublin. He at
tended his clinical courses in medi-
cine and surgery at the Mater Miseri-
cordia Hospital. Dublin, and his mid
wifery and genealogical courses at
the Coombe Lying-in-Hospital. Dub
lin. His numerous friends wish
DR.. Cullen every success in his fu-
ture career.
Died.-Aug. 20. at his residence.
Killyvaughan. Cootehill. Patrick
Nicholl; George Lovett. Kildallon; j..
Power, plumber, Railws 49,
van.
The late Lieut.. Col. D. F. Barry. Of
The Brake. Queenstown, left per-
sonal estate valued at 42.176 Is I'd.
of which 1886 Is Cd is in England.
He left $50 to his niece, Katharine
Donovan; ELS each to DR.. D. Dovo-
van and DR.. ]. Cotter, both Of Cork.
executors of the will; &25 per annum
to his brother. John: 9100 per an
mum to his son, Francis, during the
widowhood of his wife, and the resi-
due of his estate upon trust for his
wife.
Glare. -.
The Kilkee Band attended the fun
eral of the young bandsman, Michael
Mcnamara, who died at the early
age of sixteen years.
On the 9Th ult., at All Saints
Church, Grangegorman, Dublin. by
the Rev. j, Bewley. M. A., John
N. Browne, eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Browne, ELM View" Rath-
bane, Limerick, was married to Au-
gusta Elsie, youngest daughter of
the late John ,Blackmore, anad of
Mrs. Blackmore, Fergus View, En-
mis-.
Died.-Michael Carmody, d. c.,
Doonaha, Kilrush, at the age of SIS
years; Sept. 81, at O'Briensbridge,
County Glare, Ellie, wife of John
O'Brien.
Derry.
James Kelly, of 118 Lecky road,
Derry, was found dead in his room
on Sept. II. At the inquest DR..
James Craig stated that death was
due to heart failure, consequent on
chronic bronchitis.
Celtic Park has been rented for
the Derry Volunteers as a parade
ground. On Sept. IS the Second
Battery First Derry Regiment. car
ried out some interesting field drill
and skirmishing in the park and on
Sept. 20 Mr.. Bigger, M. R. I. A., pre-
scented the colors to the First Bat
TALON, First Derry Regiment there.
The four daughter of Mr.. John
McAdam, newspaper proprietor, who
are students in the Sisters of Mercy
Convent Schools, Artillery street,
Derry, not only passed with distinc-
ton at the intermediate examina-
tions, but gained substantial prizes.
Died.-Sept. IA, 1914, at 18 High
street, Derry, John Craig. aged 70
years, for fifty-three years in the en-
ploy of Messrs. Hastings & Co., Foyle
street; Sept. Is, 1914, at Rascahan.
Limavady. Samuel Osborne, of
Springtown; Sept. Is. at his resi-
dence, 20 King street. zWaterside.
Derry, Bernard McQuade, aged "A
years; Sept II, at his residence,
Catherine street; Limavady, William
Martin. s -
Donegal.
A marriage was solemnized on
Sept. Is. at St. Eunan's Cathedral,
Letterkenny, by the Rev. John Nc
Cafferty. Adm, the contracting par
ties being Edward, youngest son of
the late James McCafferty, Francis
street, Derry, and Rosie. only daugh-
ter of Denis Gallagher. Glassen.
Creeslough, County Donegal. 3,
Died.-sept. IS, 1914. at Grey
Nuns Hospital, Regina, Canada, Of
typhoid. James Conwell. cashier, Que
bee Bank, Regina, eldest son of
Thomas Conwell. straleeny, Killy-
begs; Sept. II. Sister Margaret Mary,
Convent of Mercy. Gort, County Gal
D way. daughter of the late James Hoo
new RallyshannOn. - ,a