The Irish standard., 1914-11-14
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assist. hon. sec., H. Mcmillan; hon
treasurer, NJ. Lavery, solr., Lisburn;
J. Lupane, c. McGovern; trustees, P.
Dempsey, T. c., ]. P; Aid. R. Byrne,
Rev. T. McCotrer, Adm.
The death of DIR. A. H. McMurty,
an ardent temperance reformer, has
occurred at his residence, IL Crumlin
road, Belfast. He was born at Bally-
nure in 1843, and had a successful
academical career, graduating as doc
tor of medicine in 1864 and as master
of surgery in 1865.
Armagh.
c. H. McNevin, manager of the Ar
magh branch of the Hibernian bank,
has been transferred, on promotion,
to the Dundalk branch, and will be
replaced by Mr.. Gilman, Ballybofey
branch. NJ. Donovan, accountant, has
been appointed sub-manager of the
O'Connell street branch, Dublin.
The Dungannon Board of Guardians
have granted the application made on
behalf of the Armagh Guardians that
"a workhouse inmates should be ac-
commodated in Dungannon workhouse
as the military required a portion of
the Armagh workhouse. All expenses
shall be paid by the Armagh Guar
dians
cavan.
The late Thomas Finlay, formerly
of Belturbet and Bawnboy, left un-
settled property of the gross value of
s15,135.
The many American friends of
Thomas Larkin of Killcrossduff will
learn with deep regret of his death.
Mr.. Larkin was one of the Oldest
sheep and cattle dealers and farmers
in Ireland and his long and useful
career of more than so years won him
the esteem and affectionate regard
of all his neighbors. He was vitality
interested in all movements designed
to advance the welfare of his fellow
men and was gentleman of broad
sympathies and practical philanthropy.
Mr.. Larkin was a life long National
list and took leading part in the
Irish volunteer movement, giving at
all times the best that was in him for
the cause.
On October 6, at the Cathedral, En-.
mis-, by the Rev. Denis O'Dea, Adm
with nuptial mass), Laurence, young
est son of the late Thomas ODono.
hue, Ballytown, Gort, was married to
Elizabeth (Cis), second daughter of
Joseph McDermott, Jail street, Ennis
The following death was announced:
Mrs. Mary O'Brien, Dereen, Cool
meen, at the age of 80 years.
Cork.
Lecturing at the Catholic Young
Mems Society on the philosophy and
religion of the nineteenth century, the
Most Rev. DR.. Coholan, assistant
bishop of Cork, said the present war
was not due to the philosophy Of Ger
many, but was an economic war. AS
to the shelling of churches, they were
too far removed from the scene to
give any opinion, ard he thought it
was utterly uncalled for to have GER
tain Protestant papers lecture the
Pope for not protecting the Catholics
Of Germany against the conduct of
it's army. They in this country did
used for military observation pur-
poses. If they were he did not think
any government would spare them.
Died.-October II, at Bridge View,
Mallow, Mary, wife of John Buckley.
October 13, at her residence, Balti-
daniel, Mallow, Hannah, relict of the
late George Burgess-October 16, at
his residence, "A Bandon road, John
O'Connell.-October IA, at Cork, Denis
Mccarthy, of Castle road, Bandon.-
At his residence, Shannon street, Ban
din, Patrick Cronin.
Carlow.
The death has taken place on Oc-
tober IA, at Aghade. Tullow, of Robert
Macauley, aged 72 years.
A marriage was celebrated October
s, at the Church of the Holy Rosary,
Tullow, by Rev. P. Doyle, assisted by
Rev. M. Doyle, Rev. P. Donnelly, Rev.
D. Murphy, Rev. ]. Fogarty, Rev. P.
Parker, Rev. ]. Killian, between John
Murphy, son of Thomas and Mrs. Muir
ply, Monaughrim, and Mary, daughter
of Patrick and Mrs. Doyle, Ardoyne,
Tullow.
The Carlow guardians, on the mo-
tion of J. Aughney, seconded by J. A.
Kehoe, chairman, passed resolution
of coincidence on the death of P. Joyce,
respected member of the board, and
conveyed deep sympathy to the mem.
bers Of his family.
Down.
The order has been cancelled for the
transference of the Very Rev. Father
O'Kelly, O. P, prior of St. GATHERINGS,
Newry, to Adelaide, Australia. The
Most Rev. DR.. Spence, formerly a
member OF. the Newry Dominican COM
munity, was attached to the Dominican
convent at Adelaide prior to his ele.