The Irish standard., 1914-10-17

of Rev. ]. Ronayne. Baltimore. u. 8.
A., and Rev. T. Ronayne, Dublin.
Kildare.
The late Rev. s. r. ]. Chaplin, M.
A., Leinster Lodge. Kildare. left per-
sonal estate valued at $4,000. He
left ESQ each to his gardener. Joseph
Killeen, and Francis r. Ridgeway,
and the residue he left upon trust
for his wife for life. and, subject to
her interest. he left the residue for
division in certain parts to num-
Der Of institutions.
Kilkenny.
Rev. ]. Cahill. P. p, Clifden Villa,
recently received the sum Of ESQ be-
quest of the late Very Rev. James
Canon Raftice. P. p, Mullinavat, in
aid Of the funds Of the Ecclesiastical
Society of the Diocese of Ossory.
Kings. {.
A meeting of the North Kings
County Executive of the Irish Nation
al Volunteers was held in Philips
town on Sept. 10 for the purpose of
making arrangements for the prog
ress and control of the movement in
that portion of the county. Father
Hughes, Philipstown, was appointed
president. and Mr.. John Egan, Gro
CHAN. vice president. for the ensuing
year.
On Sept. IL. at his residence, Bel
fast, the death occurred of Robert
w. Spears, G. E., son of Mr.. Stephen
Spears, Birr. .-e.- I'D,
The Edenderry Volunteers. num-
bering over three hundred. are maxi
ing extremely good progress under
their instructors, George Gray. and
Joseph Kearns. Recently w. OK.
White. solicitor, was elected captain
Of "a" company and William T.
O'Shea, D. c., captain of "B" COM
pany. ,.f ,.i-.>."
Kerry. 80 se
Fourteen workers dwellings are to
be built at once. at Killarney, and
the cost of each il to be f203.
Mr.. H. Riversdale Jones has been
gazetted resident magistrate for
County Kerry, to be stationed at
Listowel. rDt .-
On Sept. II an imposing parade of
the Listowel National Volunteers,
and the Red Cross Nursing Corps
toop place. ,F
The we'll known Sackville farm
which contains ga. 1r. ZIP, at a
rent of s42 year (property of the
late Mr.. Bradshaw, was purchased
by Mr.. S. Mccarthy, Banna House,
for 21.575.
Died.-Aug. IS, Mary McKenna,
Dykegate street, Dingle. at the age
of sixty-nine years; Sept. z, Miss
Marian Clifford. Killoglin, at the
age of seventeen years; Sept. 8. Mrs.
John P. Griffin, Castleisland.
Leitrim.
Mr.. M. j. McGarry, Department of
Agriculture. Ballinamore, recently
delivered a series of lectures on 1.-The
War and Food Supplies" in several
districts of the County, including
Aughnasheelin, Dromod and Cara.
lice.
LOngford.
A Volunteer Review was held in
Granard on Sept. 10. Granard Corps
won the prize. but they being ineli-
gible the prize was made to Coolarty.
Major Green afterwards delivered an
address in which he dwelt on the nee
essity of discipline and the advisa-
bility of the formation of a county
board. ."
A football match between Gran
ard and Mullinalaghta teams result
ed in a win for the former.
Louth.
Mr.. Bernard Hayes, licensed gro
Ger. Murray's Cross, Clogher Head,
died suddenly on Sept. 10.
Miss Ellen M. T. Teevan, daugh-
ter Of d. F. j. Teevan, Barronstown
House. Dundalk, granddaughter of
the late Mr.. P. O'Brien, J. p, Stra-
bane. was successful at the informed
late examinations and obtained an
exhibition in the senior grade of $50
and medal in history and historical
geography. .. 4.
Mr.. Patrick Duggan, Ardee. has
been declared contractor for the
painting of st. Mary's Church, Ardee,
for which there was much competi-
ton.
Limerick.
At a recent. corporation meeting
the acting mayor, Alderman Nc
Neice, presented amid applause testi-
monials from the Royal Humane So
ciety to Messrs. Martin Moloney and
James Hayes. two city men. for their
bravery in saving a number of per-
sons from drowning.
.. A national testimonial to the vet
eran patriot, Mr.. John Coleman, j.