The Irish standard., 1914-10-03


Marlborough street, by the Rev.
Father Byrne, P. p, Valleymount,
assisted by the Rev. Father O'Rourke
G. c.. Kill, between Andrew j.. son
of the late Michael Hanlon, Sallins,
and Elizabeth, daughter Of William
Osborne, J. p, Ballynockan House,
Blessington.
Kilkenny.
A number of friends have present
ed Mr.. E. ]. Comerford. Thomastown,
with beautiful afternoon tea service
on the occasion of his marriage.
Mr.. Albert F. Henchy, Of Fresh
ford, has been appointed master in
the Camberley Council school, Lon
don, s. w.
Leitrim,
On September 7th, at Manorhimil-
ton, by the Rev. Mathew Porteous, M.
A., rector, Frederick Davis son of the
late James Scott and Mrs. Scott, IL
Charleston road, Rathmines, was
married to Mary Elizabeth, second
daughter of James and Mrs. Orr, the
Medical Hall. Manorhamilton, and
late of Ardstraw, County Tyrone.
Limerick.
Miss Mary Cregan, matron, Lime
rick Asylum, and sister of the Very
Rev. Canon Cregan, Athea, has re-
signed after fifteen years service on
the grounds of ill-health. Mr.. M. P.
O'Shaughnessy, J. p, and Mr.. Cub
bins. j. p, Chairman, County Coun-
Gil. paid tribute to the services rem
dered by Miss Cregan.
The Most Rev. DR.. O'Dwyer, Bish-
op of Limerick, has appointed the
Very Rev. Robert Kirby, P. p, St.
Patrick's Well, to the vacant Canon
ry in st. Johns Cathedral.
The first semi-final ties of the All
ireland Senior Hurting and Football
were played at Mary
boro between teams representing
Munster and Connacht.
Louth.
Rev. J. Donnelly, G. c., Colon, has
been appointed c. c., Dunleer, in sue
cession to Rev. M. McKeown, G. c.,
deceased.
The annual election of Harbor
Commissioners took place on Septem-
Der 10th in the Town Hall, Dundalk.
Mr.. Bernard Hamill, Chairman of the
Board, acted as returning officer. Mr..
Farrell, secretary; Mr.. S. H. Moy-
nagh. solicitor, and Mr.. Hughes, rate
collector, were also present. The five
outgoing commissioners, Messrs. T.
c. Macarde, J. P; G. ]. McGahon, So
licitor; Patrick O'Connell, Robert
McClenahan and w. B. Connolly,
were reelected.
The first installment, amounting to
$500 of the loan of $3.50 under the
Laborers Acts, 1911, has been paid
to the credit of the Louth Rural Dis
trict Council.
Longford.
The new Church of Our Lady of
Mullahoran, will be solemn
ly opened on Rosary Sunday. October
4th. The Lord Bishop, Most Rev. DR..
Hoare, will preside at High Mass,
and the sermon will be preached by
Rev. Edward O'Reilly, P. p, Kilcor-
mac, who preached the sermon at the
laying of the foundation stone in
June, 1912.
Miss McArdle, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. McArdle, Brookville, Drumcon-
rath, Ardee, was professed in the
Convent of the Sisters of the Cross
and Passion, Bolton, Lancashire, on
the feast of the Assumption.
On September 9Th, the colors were
presented to the Kilmessan Volun-
teers by Mrs. Moran, in the presence
of large gathering.
Died-Sept. 6. DR.. w. P. Shiel,
Kilglass, Longwood. aged so years;
Mrs. Smyth, Churchtown House, Ma
van; Sept. 2, at Royal Victoria Hos
pital, Belfast, Margaret, daughter of
the late John Blake, Mullafin.
Monaghan.
Mr.. Edward Brady, U. D. c.,
Clones, was driving into the town
when, at the crossing at the foot of
Fermanagh street, his trap collided
with motor coming at right angles.
Mr.. Brady was flung through the
glass windguard into the motor car
and sustained injuries to his arms
and other parts of his body.
At Carrickmacross on Aug. the
Dundalk Young 1relands defeated a
South Monaghan Selection by two
goals and eight points to nil. In hurl-
ing, however, the homesters reversed
matters, beating the Dundalk Hurl-
ing Club by two goals seven points
to nil.
Mayo.
Wv, r.