The Irish standard., 1915-01-30

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sse7sssSteaSasasS6ss9
e.. Antrim.
A new banner of st. Malachy's Di'
vision, A. o. H., Belfast, was unveiled
recently by Joseph Devlin, M. p, who
delivered an address on the progress
of the order. Prof. Moloney, Cork,
also spoke. 4-
Captain McKeegan, Of the C,asgow
steamship Gem, which was mined in
the North Sea recently. is reported as
being native OF Glenarm, and the
mate. McCambridge, belongs to the
same district. Captain Darragh, of
Glenarm, was formerly in command of
the Gem.
Armagh.
Among recent deaths In the county
are: December Is, 1914, at Crossma-
glen, Elizabeth, wife OF John McCor.
mick, Observation-Disclosures %, 1914,
at his residence. Fair Green House.
Ready. James McEntee.
Cavans
At meeting OF the Executive of
the Town Tenants League, held at the
Central Offices, 43 Parnell Square W.,
Dublin, Mr.. Briscoe reported that after
long negotiations the owners had
agreed to include the town of Bally.
jamesdutf in the sale of the Cunning
Estate.
The following deaths of Cavan men
in the Antipodes are announced: Rev.
]. J. O'Reilly, who has been priest of
Leichardt, New South Wales, Aus.
tralia. for the past Is years. He was
native of County Cavan, ireland,
was ordained at ALI Hallows' College,
Dublin, q years ago. and went to
New South Wales almost Immediately
afterwards.-Dr. Thomas Galligan, son
of the late James Galligan, ]. p, mer-
chant and former Mayor Of Cavan, and
brother of Sister Scholastica, Convent
Of Poor Clares, Cavan. DR.. Galligan
who was promising practitioner, emf
grated to New Zealand few years
ago. and built up good practice there.
Cork.
It was stated at the annual meeting
of the South of Ireland Commercial
Travellers Association that the mem.
bership is now the highest on record.
The following officers were elected for
1915: President, Myles insolvency;
vice president, T. O'Regan; hon. treas.
urer, T. M. Cotter; hon. secretary. Jas.
Beale; committee, T. D. O'Donovan, E.
G. Hickey. J. O'Shea, P. Mahony. J. v.
Dineen, P. o'Flaherty. ]. P, Lynch. w.
Roberts. E. Holland, J. J. Fitzgerald,
T. Duggan and w. Penny.
The late T. Clancy, of London, who
left estate valued at G2S.20O, bequeath.
ed &1O0 to the Christian Brothers
Schools for the education of the sons
of the working classes in Cork.
Two stained glass windows. beauti-
full examples of Irish art. have been
presented to Bantry Parish Church by
William M. Murphy, of Dartry, Dublin
(late of Bantry).
Miss E. Breen has been the receipt.
ent of silver tea service from present
and past pupils on the occasion Of her
resignation from the principalship of
the Star Of the Sea Girls National
School. Kilkeel.
The following deaths have taken
place: At his residence, AZ. Old Mar.
ket place. James, the Oldest son of the
late Ted Forde. Killeens, St. AIMS
Hill, Blarney.-At Cork Hospital, Dan.
lei Ring. late Of Sleaveen East. Mac
room.-At her residence, Magnolia.
Dripsey. Ellen. wife of Denis Murphy.
AT Cloyne, Bridget. relict of Michael
Duffy, Ballymalve. Colyne, and mother
of James Duffy. ships corporal. R. N.
AT his residence, Little Island, Denis
Carroll.-At her residence. Blackjack,
Margaret, relict of the late James
Doyle. of Princes street. Cork.-At
Tower. st. Anne's Hill, Cork, G. Bus.
teed. vintner, aged eighty-six, formerly
of Macroom.-Arthur Percival, chief
engineer of Lady's Well Brewery.
Cork.-At Mount Pleasant, Youghal.
Captain c. H. Bolster, J. P.
Carlow.
In matters relating to horticultural
instruction Edward O'Toole. N. T., D.
c., Rathvilly, who obtained six prizes
at the North Carlow Industrial Show
in 1914. has recently gained still fur.
Their distinction.
DR.. Ignatius P. Kelly, B. NJ, B. Ch.,
Rathvilly. was the recipient OF a beau.
tiful presentation and address from
the local Red Cross Association, in
appreciation of the gratuitous services
rendered by him.
Cornelius o. Maynihan, Tullow, has
been appointed to the position of su-
pervising instructor in Irish in County
Carlow.
Glare.
Patrick Roughan, the Causeway, In.
mis-. while walking along the railway
line towards Athenry, was knocked
down and killed by a passing train.
The following deaths are announced: