The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-09-05
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Antrim.

AS the result of an accident the
death occurred of John Walton, aged
twenty-three, of Dee street, Belfast,
a red-leader in the Queens Island.
While at his work he fell from the
gantry to the ground. distance of
nearly 200 feet. The deceased was
conveyed to the Royal Victoria Hos
pital, but on arrival life was extinct
Armagh.
An excise officer named Goulda AL
fred Young, of Fairview, Prees, Sa-
lop, who had been settioned in Ar
magh for some time lost his life as
the result of a motor accident on the
Warrenpoint Road on August 4.
Cavan. -.
The death of Miss Mary Carolan,
Drumgoon, occurred on August 3rd,
after an illness of almost years
duration.
Clare.
The death of DR.. E. A. MalcomsOn,
late of Cavan, occurred at Armagh on
August 8, after long illness. De-
ceased was man of exceptional
skill, and one who was beloved by
the poor whom he so atentively
looked after.
Mrs. Ellen McCusker, widow of the
late Barney McClusker, was found
dead in her house at Dernaglish, Bel
turbet, on August l, by man named
George McAroO.
Cork. -.
Mr.. Hugh Martin of Belfast, Chief
Registration Agent and Organizer of
the U. l. L. in Cork, was on August
6 presented with purse of 100
guineas as a mark of recognition of
his services in connection with the
municipal and county council cleo
lions, and the National cause in Cork.
The presentation took place at the
Tivoli Restaurant, Patrick street, in
the representative Nationalist gath
ering over which the Right Hon.
Lord Mayor O'Shea presided.
The death of Mr.. Patrick O'Regan
of Augnadown, occurred on July Is
after a very brief illness. He took
keen interest in the trend of politi-
cal events, was an ardent Home Rul-
er and staunch supporter of the
Irish National Party
After term of nine years at the
Fishery Schools, Baltimore, Rev. F.
Mccarthy has been transferred to
Skibbereen. to the great regret of his
Baltimore friends and pupils.
After twenty-five years of labor in
the parish of Skibbereen Father DAILY.
Adm. has been promoted by his
Lordship the Bishop to the charge
of the spiritual and temporal well
fare of the parish of Rath and the
Islands.
The death occurred in Cork of Mr..
j. Goggin, H. c., August S. The de-
ceased was for many years men,
Der of the Cork Harbor Board.
The death is announced of Mother
Mechtildis O'Brien, of the Ursuline
Convent Blackjack, Cork, who had
passed through the schools at Black
rock during her forty years of re-
ligi0us life. Sister M. COLUMBIA
Keans, of the Presentation Order,
who has died at Fermoy Convent
in the 4Sth year of her religious life,
was devoted worker in the cause
of education and charity
About four thousand people wit
messed Lord Carbery's daring display
of aviation at the Coursing Grounds
at Bandon on July 80. 1t was most
successful exhibition and the intrepid
aviator was loudly cheered by the
people on alighting after his first
flight. on August End, in the pres
ence of three thousand people, at
Beaumont Park, Blackjack, Lord
Carbery, also accomplished three
very successful flights with his pow
erful monoplane.
Carlow.
The death took place on July Goth
of Mrs. Julia O'Leary, principal of
the Clonegal Female National School.
Deceased was we'll known in Ennis
corthy. where she at one time occu-
pied the position of teacher in the
Workhouse schools.
The death of Mrs. Brennan, Time
carney, Bagnalstown, occurred on
August 3rd.
In the Presentation Convent, Din
gle, Co. Kerry, on July 4, 1914, the
reception took place of Miss M. A.
Hogan. Abbey street, Tuuow, Co.
Carlow. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Very Rev. Canon
O'Leary, assisted by the Rev. j.
Dunno, Rev. NJ Griffin and Rev. M.
Murphy. The new religieuse has
chosen the name of Sister Joseph.
Donegal.
A very successful public meeting
was held on July Is, in Dunlewey,
Gweedore. to inaugurate the forma-
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