The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-01-02
Roscommon.

Roscommon.
John Mcneil, of Ballymoe, while
endeavoring to restrain FESTIVE
horse, had his leg broken.
The marriage was celebrated in St.
Joseph's, Boyle, of Miss Anne Wynne,
and Peter O'Hara, Boyle.
Amongst the list of candidates on
whom degrees were conferred at the
autumn ceremony, at University Col
lege, Dublin, the name of Dominick
Caron, Ballaghadeereen, appears, Mr..
Caron graduated in 1912, passed the
examination for the post graduate d.
ploma in education in 1918, and has
now taken his M. A. degree.
Tyrone.
A young man named Thomas Arm.
strong of Donaghmore, while working
on the farm of d. Brown & Son, Ltd.
was attacked by bull and badly
gored before help arrived. Eventually
the animal was driven off by a nun.
Der of men, who threw their coats
over its head.
At Dungannon Petty Sessions John
Skeftington. solicitor, was fined % and
costs at each of two cases for falling
to have his children vaccinated.
Tipperary.
At the meeting of the tenants on
the Lismore, Peacocke, Murdoch, and
other estates in Clogheen Union, Tip.
perary, replies to the tenants request
to sell under the 1909 Act were sub.
mitted and considered unsatisfactory,
and 1t was resolved that no tenant
should pay his rent pending satisfac-
tory answers from the landlords.
Patrick Blake, contractor. Dublin.
has been declared the contractor for
the construction of the supplemental
water supply to the Cashel Urban
Council, at s2,O63.
The late Mrs. Elizabeth Bowen, Ca.
hir, left all her estate valued at CT.
1874, to her niece. Miss Mary E. Hutch.
inson, Of Cahir House.
Jeremiah Dunno, Thurles, has been
appointed by the Donegal Agricultur.
al Committee to horticultural in.
structorship.
Westmeath.
The following deaths are announc.
ed: Michael Dunno, Cloughan, Mul.
lingar.-Mrs. Leavy, Grove street. Null
iingar, formerly of Slanestown, Walsh.
town.-At her residence, Ga Cabra
Park, Mrs. Anna Egan, late of Cool
vock House, Athlone.
Wexford.
Mr.. Montague has informed Mr.
French in the House of Commons that
the l.. G. Board has sanctioned the
loan of 10000 for working class
dwellings in Wexford; that the de.
cision as to whether the loan could
be made from public funds would
rest with the Treasury; and that the
Board of Works, in accordance with
the Treasury general instructions.
were not prepared to proceed as the
case did not appear to be urgent; but
that further inquiries were being
made.
Wicklow.
The extension to Kynochs factory.
entailing the expenditure of over
100000. will be carried out by Colley
Bros, contractors.
At st. Patrick's Church, Oakley.
Richard William Handbook Archer,
son of the late Holt Warning Archer,
Barrister.at-Law, and Mrs. Archer. of
Ballinrush. Roundwood, was married
to Hilary, daughter of Thos. Tighe
Mecredy, Of Monte Vista, Oakley, Co,
Dublin.
Died: At the parochial house, Ark
low, Very Rev. James Dunphy, P. p,
aged eighty-five years.-At his resi-.
dence, 1 Tivoli road, Kingstown,
James Cosgrove (late of Wexford), at
an advanced age.-At his residence.
Ballard, Kilbride, Wicklow, Andrew,
eldest son OF the late Thomas Grant.
Waterford.
On his departure from the parish of
Dromanagh, the Rev. J. Gerald Har.
vey was presented with purse of
sovereigns and an address on behalf
OF the people Of the parish.
The schooner Eaton, owned by
Philip Cowman. Ballygow, Bannon,
and bound from Bar OF Tough for
Newport with cargo of iron, was
driven ashore in Bannow Bay at the
Bath House near Fethard, and will
probably become total wreck.