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MAYO.

Mr.. NJ. f. Kelly, Principal, Kee
logues National School. has been pro
noted to the highest section of First
Grade OF National Teachers by the
Commissioners of National Education.
The news of Mr.. Kelly's well-deserved
promotion will be read with pleasure
not only in Mayo, but in many parts
Of the United States and Great Brit.
ain, where some of his pupils hold re.
sponsible positions.
At the Convent of Mercy, Castlebar,
the reception has taken place of Miss
Norah Healy, in religion Sister Mary
Joseph Rose, daughter Of Mr.. Martin
Healy, Killylea, Ballyhaunis. The
ceremony was performed by Most Rev.
DR.. Higgins. y
At Gormanagh, Balla, last week Mr..
NJ. Kelly, auctioneer Castlebar, put up
for sale holding of land contain
ing thirty-six statute acres for Mr.. M.
J. Henegan. Chicago, who held at a
yearly rent of 81 las. 4d. Mr.. Kelly
realized the very high price Of e640.
with five per cent auctioneer's fees,
the purchaser being Mr.. M McHugh,
Mayo, Abbey.
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LOUTH.

The Oireachtas for All-Ireland Gael
ic Festival is to be held at Dundalk on
Sunday, July IS. The Oireachtas is
the great musical and industrial festi-
val organized by the Gaelic League,
and it brings crowds of visitors from
all parts of Ireland, England and
Scotland. On the opening day it is
stated that there will be a greater
number of pipers' bands assembled in
Dundaik than ever before in any CEN
ter in Ireland An industrial exhibit
ton on very big scale is also being
organized.
In st. Mary's Catholic Church, Dro-
sheda, on June Is, His Lordship, the
Most Rev. DR.. Gaughran, Bishop of
Meath, administered the Sacrament
of Confirmation to over 200 pupils of
all the schools in the parish: St.
Mary's Convent Schools, st. Mary's
National Boys Schools and Girls
Schools, and Doneycarney, etc. A
large congregation were present in
the church during the examination of
the children and the administration of
the Sacrament, which was concluded
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
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News from Ireland

Liberals had made many professions
of the justice of Ireland's claim to
self-government, and registered them
by passing the Home Rule Act. they
had left the Act there and disap.
peared. They had now to ask how
did ireland stand with Sir E. Carson
and "Galloper" Smith in the Ministry
The outlook could hardly be described
as hopeful. He advised that they must
be prepared for all emergencies.
At Derry Petty Sessions recently
the driver of a traction engine was
summoned for having used locomo.
tive not constructed on the principle
of consuming its own smoke, or with
apparatus to prevent the escape of
sparks and the dropping of live en-
bers and cinders on the public road.
The police evidence was that the en-
CINE was emitting thick black smoke
and was a nuisance. A fine of IS. and
costs was imposed.
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CORK.

A new church at Taur, nearly six
miles from Newmarket, was dedicated
by the Most Rev. DR.. Browne, Cloyne
on June IL. 1t is only three years
since the project of building the
church was started. 1t was pushed
forward vigorously by Rev. Father
Corbett, Adm, and Rev. J. Coughlan
&C. The design Of the church was by
Mr.. Hynes, architect, Cork. His
lordship, in the course of an address,
said the edifice far exceeded his an.
ticipations.
Among those who had the happiness
of receiving the black veil at recent
profession ceremony in the Bon Sc
cour Convent, Paris, was Miss Madge
O'Sullivan, 3 Rose Vile, Old Black
rock road, Cork.
Compensation measured at SIS was
granted by the Recorder of Cork te
Patrick Pigott, Kerry Pike, for the
loss of his son, James Pigott, van
man, who was killed while in the EN-
ployment Of the defendant, Timothy
Collins, baker, 1903 North Main street
Cork.
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TlPPERARY.

South Tipperaryf Technical Commit
tee held special meeting to consider
letter from the department requiring
the committee to finance scheme
out Of 5000 accumulated balances.
Rev. Canon Sheehy, chairman, said it
was not fair for the department to re,
fuse the annual grant and compel them
to use funds accumulated through the
committees economy and careful
management. 1t was decided to reserve
$500 for buildings for technical pur-
poses, and ask the department to al
low the annual grant as usual.
EARLY on Wednesday morning, June
16, a fire in Fethard Military Barracks
destroyed the building. which was of
galvanized iron, 3Ox15 feet square. A
quantity of meats, cigarettes and gro.
ceries were destroyed. .
Died-Sunday, June 10, at Glenmor-
gan, near Clonmel, Lucy Evelyn o.
Brien. At Gurtnaskea, Upper Church,
Thurles, Mrs. Johanna, Clancy, aged
so years.
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KERRY,

Messrs. NJ. j. Flayin, w. Field and
MIR. Coghlan Briscoe, were the chief
speakers at a meeting in Ballybunion
to protest against the action of the
Scottish Provident Company in respect
Of certain tenants in the town. Three
bands attended. Very Rev. Canon Full
err who presided, resented proposed
increases Of rent, and asked the PEG.
pie to stand by those threatened with
eviction. A resolution promising sup.
port was passed. Mr.. Flavin quoted
the increases as extending from $50
per cent to 1880 per cent, and Br. Bris-
coe said the law in a case of this sort
was an outrage, and what was threat.
ened was an attempt to revive 'the
methods of the Crowbar Brigade" The
case, said Mr.. Field, was an urgent
one, and fair rent arrangement was
the only one that would meet it. 1t
was agreed to establish branch of
the Town Tenants League and Canon
Fuller accepted the craftsmanship.
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WEsTMtEATH.

Mullingar U. l. l.. Branch has pass
ed resolutions against CONSUMPTION,
asking that the Ulster Division be sent
to the front and protesting against Sir
E. Carson's appointment.
At the last meeting in Mullingar of
the Westmeath County Council, Mr.. ].
P. Dowdall, chairman. presiding, the
under-sheriff wrote asking the council
to carry out certain repairs at Mullin-
gar Courthouse. County Court Judge
Drummond, he added, had directed
his attention to the matter in question
when in Mullingar at the recent Quar-
ter Sessions. 1t was decided to invite
tenders. 49,
At the last meeting in Mullingar of
the Joint Committee OF Management,
Of the Mullingar District Insane Asy-
lum, Mr.. E. A. Shaw, Go. c., was, on
the motion of Mr.. j. j. Coen, ]. p. Sec
onded by Mr.. William ONeill, unani
mously reelected chairman OF the Asy.
lum Board. MIR. Coeh paid q tribute
to the satisfactory manner in which
Mr.. Shaw had filed the position of
chairman. Mr.. shaw, In returning
thanks, said he felt grained to be able
to say that during his four years of
office as chairman he had been absent
only from one meeting. Mr.. 7. w. De.
laney. G. s.. Longford, was unanimous
" reelected vice Chairman. .!s
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CARLOW.

An action, which was brought to re-
cover damages for personal injuries,
was recently settled after the jury had
been sworn, the terms being that the
defendant pay plaintiff $500 for dam
ages and cost. The plaintiff Is mana
ger of the firm of T. NJ. Richards 4
Co., Carlow. and the defendant is a
farmer in the County Carlow On
June IA, on the public road between
Athy and Carlow, the defendant, who
was driving a motor car, and the
plaintiff, who was riding a motor
cycle, came into violent collision. The
plaintiffs injuries were severe, one of
his legs having been fractured in two
places and several ribs having been
broken.
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DON EGAL.

For SIS lis, interest in lieu of rent
the Irish Land Commission and Mar.
garet V. Black were granted leave by
Mr.. Justice Kenny to issue execution
against Mr.. Eugene Mclaughlin of
Gortnacool, Drumaville, County Done.
gal. The civil bill decree for the
amount had been removed into the
Kings Bench. Mr.. Hungerford. in
structed by Mr.. Joseph Loughrey, ap-
peared for the plaintiffs.
The Guardians accepted the tender
of Messrs. Fisher & Sons, Newry, for
the supply of so tons of coal deliv-
cred at the workhouse at SOS. 7hd.
per ton.
Died-At Tudor Park, Hollywood,
County Down, Annie, eldest daughter
sof the late William Mcguire.
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TYRONE.

At the Sisters OF Charity Convent,
Lady Lane, Waterford, on June IA, the
death took place OF Sister Mary Ro-
muald McGinn, aged 50 years. The
deceased, who was As years in relig-
ion, was the daughter of the late Mr..
Michael McGinn, Omagh.
Mr.. Bernard Rodgers house and
farm in the Townland of Ballykeel,
were recently offered for SALE. The
farm contains ga. 1r. Cop, statute
measure, and the half-yearly install.
ment is G5 It's. lid. Mr.. John Kelly,
Sixmilecross, was the purchaser at
E1,255.
The fifth annual session of the Irish
Summer School at Greencastle, one of
the most charming and picturesque dis.
tricts in the County Tyrone, will be
continued during the month of July.
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WEXFORD.

About forty Wexfordmen of the la.
boring class left the town for. South
Wales. where employment has been
secured for them through the local La
Dor Exchange. The men include about
one-half the number from Wexford and
the district who were thrown out of
work couple of weeks ago in conse-
quence of the strike at Kynoch's, Ark.
low. ..-E
The New Ross District Council pass
ed resolution making canvassing for
positions under the council by candi-
dates friends a disqualification for
such candidate. g,
At meeting of the Fillmore, County
Wexford, Farmers Association, a reso.
luton was passed in reference to the
detention of Irish cattle at English
landing ports, asking that this rule be
abolished, as 1t inflicted great hard
ship and suffering on live stock, espe.
cially young lambs. In the course of a
discussion on the subject, 1t was stat
ed that Ireland was free from the dis.
ease.
In making an application to the New
Ross District Council for the vacant
position of assistant clerk a candidate
informed the council that the idea of
offering a man $40 a year and expect.
ing him to dress decently and fit to ap-
pear before gentlemen on that sum
was a farce. The letter provoked much
laughter.
Died-June 10, New street, Ennis
corthy. Kate Kelly. aged rs years; at
Templescoby, Enniscorthy, Eileen
Mary Patricia (Baby), youngest daugh.
ter of Mr.. Michael j. Furlong, ]. p,
Templescoby, aged Z years.
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RoscoMMoN.

Much regret has been occasioned by
the death Of Mr.. Mathew ]. Flanagan,
]. p. of Tomora House, County Ros.
common, which occurred after some
what protracted illness, at the age of
G. years. The deceased was for a num-
Der of years a popular land commits
sioner. He was the eldest son of
the late Mr.. Frank Flanagan, one of
the most extensive sheep breeders in
Ireland.
Replying to Mr.. Francis Meehan, Mr..
Birrell said recently he was not aware
that the Arigna Colliery Board have
threatened to close down the mines,
but he understood that certain ques-
tions have arisen i'll regard to their
management which it is suggested
might lead to that result. He did not
think that he could usefully intervene
in the matter.
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GALWAY,

Deep regret is felt in Galway at the
death, after days illness, of Mr.. P.
j. Kelly, newsagent, tobacconist and
vintner, William street. Deceased was
only 80 years OF age. He was well
known as distributing agent for the
Dublin papers, and was noted for his
generosity to the city Catholic
churches and to various charities.
The Most Rev. DR.. Higgins, Auxil-
larry Bishop of Tuam, administered
Confirmation in Dunmore County Gal
way, to three hundred and fifty chill
dren.
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LIMERICK,

Notice has been given by Limerick
Gas Committee that the price will at
the end of the month be SIS. per 1000
cubic feet, net, the increase being rem.
dered necessary by the enhanced price
of coal. This is the second advance
within the last couple of months, the
last increase bringing the price up to
IS. Sd. per 1000 cubic feet.
The Limerick Guardians by 80 to S
votes have passed a approximation
allowance to DR.. Brennan, on his re
tirement from the medical dispensary
district of Coolecasey, Which he filled
for 50 years.
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ANTRIM.

Mr.. j. R. McAlery, son of Mr.. ]. M
McAlery, Belfast, has been appointed
sectional as we'll as constructive engi
neer on the Central Argentina Rail
way, his headquarters being Cordoba
where he has resided for the past four
years, having charge Of the building OF
the great new station there.
The total tonnage of vessels arriv'
ing in the port of Belfast for the
period from January to June de-
creased, according to the harbor mas
ter's report, by 145,651 tons, as com
pared with the corresponding period
of last year. The decrease represent
ed 1854 tons in Cross Channel and
coastwise traffic, and 5000 tons in
foreign ships.
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Lett RIM.

The annual meeting of the Leitrim
County Council was held on June IA,
and the council decided to strike the
rates for the county in accordance
with the estimates submitted to the
council on February II last. Three
applications were received for the pc,
sition of assistant surveyor for North
Leitrim, at salary of G10O per an
mum, and Mr.. James O'Brien, Manor
hamilton, was unanimously appointed
on the motion Of. Mr.. John O'Rourke,
Drumkeeran.
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ton fees, etc. There was only one ap-
plicant for the position.
MEATH.

James Gallagher of Carlisle, Kill.
oakley, County Meath, a prominent
Gael, met his death in tragic manner
on June IA, as the result of G gun acct
dent.
Relieving Officers Kenny, Reilly and
Brien reported satisfactorily concern.
ing the condition of boarded-out chill.
dren to the Dunsllaughlin Board of
Guardians. Satisfactory reports re-
garding their educational progress
were also supplied by Mr.. p. Murphy,
N. T., Dunshaughlin; Miss b. Multi.
gan, N. T., Dunshaughlin, and Miss
A. Conlin, N. T., Dunboyne.
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kILk EMMY.

A remarkable old man has passed
away in the person Of James Corr of
Kilcash, who died at the age of 80. Up
to the last he retained all his faculties
absolutely unimpaired, and his manner
Of describing the stirring scenes of '4S
and subsequent years was the delight
Of all who love to listen to the stories
of the past. A large attendance of his
neighbors followed the old mans re-
mains to Kilcash Churchyard.
At the recent County Wexford Feis,
held at Enniscorthy, the Graigue Tenn.
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EERMANAGH,

A very pretty wedding took place
recently in the Catholic Church, Bal
laghameehan. The contracting parties
were Miss Sara Kate Eames, daughter
of Mr.. Patrick Eames, Kinkillew, Man
orhamilton, and brother of Mir. John
Eames, Mt, Ballaghameehan, and Mr..
Joseph McGourty, Fassagl, Belleek,
County Fermanagh.
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DUBLIN.

An interesting test of the training
of blind students was given lately in
the Technical Schools, Parnell Square,
in presence of an interested gathering,
which included Sir Horace Plum
kett, Mp, and Mr.. 7. w. Russell.
The system used is the inven-
ton of Father r. M. Ryan, and con-
sists Of writing on either thin alumni
mum or prepared paper, the reading
being done through the sense of
touch from the reverse side.
The Sydney Freeman" reports that
a very cordial welcome was extended
to Very Rev. Father Cullen, late of
Castleknock, at the Bethlehem College,
by the Sisters of Charity and their
pupils, on his arrival in succession to
Rev. Father O'Reilly, as vice-provincial
of the Vincentian Order in Australia,
and mentions that he is also taking
pastoral charge OF Ashfield, on the
resignation through i'll health, OF Very
EtSf. TdIuSE HdulOI. All 0ACCllcuL
musical program was submitted on
the occasion.
Died-June Is, at st. Joseph's Asy-
lum for Male Blind, Drumcondra,
Brother Cyril John Clancy, in the six.
ty-second year of his age and twenty
fifth of his religious life.-June Is, at
the residence of her sister, Mrs. Mar
shall, AZ Villiers road, Rathgar, Eliza
beth Agnes, second daughter of the
late Henry M. Duffy, C.E., General
Valuation Department., Ireland-June
Ia, Luke Kavanagh, 107 Mount Pleas.
ant Buildings, eldest son of the late
Michael Kavanagh, Stephens place,
aged 66 years.-At his residence, G
Mallin's terrace, Harold's Cross, 10
seph Birkett, an old and respected
member of Amalgamated Society. OF
House Painters.-,June Is, at his resi-
dence, 5 st. Peters road, Phibsbor
ough, Michael Moynihan.-Jdne Is, at
l0l Grove Park, Rathmines, Thomas
Mccain.
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SLIGO.

A most enjoyable function took
place on Sunday evening, June 10, in
Summerhill College Sligo, when prior
to the summer vacation, His Lordship,
Most Rev. DR.. Coyne, distributed prizes
to the successful students of the col
lege. On the occasion the college
authorities entertained His Lordship
the Bishop, the clergy Of the deanery,
and large and distinguished audi
ence to most interesting concert.
Died-Peter, third son of Peter Gull
len, merchant, Collooney, Sligo.
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KILDARE.

At a meeting of the South Kildare
Agricultural Society held in Athy, Mr..
NJ. ]. Minch, j. p, presiding, it was
decided owing to the war, to abandon
the show this year. The question of
holding the Flower Show was left to
the decision of the ladies of the Horti.
cultural Committee.
At Athy Petty Sessions Mr.. A. X.
Pennycook was sworn in a magistrate
for County Kildare.
Died-June 10, at her residence,
Main street, Leixlip, Kate, the below
ed wife of John Sheridan.
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Duluth: Ellen conroy. st. Paul: Mary ].
Reilly, Brainerd.
Auditing Committee = Margaret Scott,
st: Paul; Margaret Sullivan, Minneapolis;
Elizabeth Mentally. st. Paul.
Grady. Saltwater.
Insurance acknowledgement Sullivan.
Rochester.
State Medical Director - DR.. r. W.
Buckley, st. Paul.
. Directors Of Insurance Fund - Nellie
Curran, Minneapolis: Annie Conroy. ST.
Paul; Josephine Hagerty, Shieldsville:
anna Wilesen. Duluth: Margaret Nolan.
st. Paul
Auditing Committee = Ellen McGrath.
st. Paul; Annie Kennedy, st Cloud; Nell
lie McColl. st. Paul.
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KINGS.


Judgment for the defendants was
given by Mr.. Justice Boyd In an action
in the Kings Bench by the Oliver Ma
chinery Company, Manchester, against
Messrs. Alesbury Bros. Edenderry, for
e55 los. Sd. The defense was that a
chain mortiser, for which s4S was
claimed had been warranted capable
of mortising hubs of wheels faster and
more efficiently than that in use by
the defendants. The jury found war
ranty had been given, and that the
machine was not up to it.
Died-June Is, in Dublin, Margaret,
younger daughter of the late John
Magee, Main street, Birr.
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WATERFORD.

Married-On June Is, at Holy Cross
Church. Tramore, by Very Rev. Canon
Coffey, p. p, Tramore, uncle of the
bride, assisted by Rev. Pierse Hearne,
st. Mary's, Clonmel, brother of the
bridegroom, May, only daughter of Mr..
Michael Connolly, Park, Kilsheelan,
and William, son of Mr.. A. G. Hearne,
Glen, Kilsheelan.
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DOWN..

Bernard Tierney of Aghakinduff,
brought a testamentary civil bill
against Thomas Hughes of Tullyglush,
and Patrick Tierney of Findrum, the
executors named in the alleged will Of
sBernard Tierney, who died at Fin
drum on November 90, 1913. The
5sourt, after hearing the evidence Of
ss10hn Hughes and James Mccullough
support Of the. will, and Bernard
,aeEnsy, Michael Tierney and John
ghss IN opposition, declared the
II to De null and void.
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MONAGHAN.

On Sunday, June 10, a Gaelic foot
ball match was held at Clones and a
large number of people came to the
town by motors and bicycles.
At a special meeting Of the Monag-
han Guardians, Mr., P. Kieran, chair
man, presiding. DR.. c. Ward, native
Of Donaghmoyne. County Monaghan,
was unanimously appointed medical
officer of the Scotstown dispensary
district at salary Of s120 per year,
with extras for vaccination. registra-
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CLARE

A big exodus from West Clare prin
cipally the young men of the farming
class from the rural districts, left the
Kilrush Terminus recently en- route
for America, and were seen off by a
large number of friends.
Pending the election Of a new clerk
in room of Mr.. T. Frost, resigned, Miss
Georgina Frost, his daughter, was
elected temporary Petty Sessions
Clerk for Sixmilebridge, County Clare
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
John E. Healey, Delaware.
Thomas J. Mathews. Rhode Island
Ed e R. Hayes. New Jersey. ~
Myles F. Mcfarland. New York.
STATE Observation-Disclosures.
g. Fresident-T. ]. Doyle, Endicott BLDG,
s xass PsE snretentA j. Powers. Duluth
Longfellow Ave-, Minneapolis. ''S'
sstr eta rsr.;J sheehy. Montgomery.
Vile. :. HoA' 'ehes-
President Of Insurance Fund IT. J.
s. Secretary Of Insurance Thomas WEIGH,
State Treasurer Insurance - John
Sheehy. Montgomery. -
State Medical Director-Dr. J. v. o'Con.
director Of Insurance Fund - John
Moran. Minneapolis; e. J. McManus, ST.
Paul: p. L. Cummings, Minneapolis: i.
p. Corcoran, st. Paul: Thomas WEIGH,
Saltwater.
NA A. oFElcERs-.L. .: a. Q. X.
National Vice President-Miss B. A,
Mahoney. Calumet, Mich.
National secretary-Mrs. Adelia Chris.
National Treasurer Mrs. Mary c.
Connolly. Syracuse. N. =.
STATE oFF,cERs-. A. a. o. 4.
President - Mrs. Mary b. Daley, 1906
Central Ave. Minneapolis. ~ q
Vice President-Mi0 May d. Hammill
Duluth. ~ iS.s "a.
Secretary - Ella 6. Ksatins. 1l7 Pleas
ant Ave-, st. Paul. q
Treasurer - Aiss Mary Coogan. Earl
Sossd q pszssts..-l1ssy = suz,,yaa.
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ARMAGH.

A verdict of death from internal
hemorrhage and shock, but adding
that there was not sufficient evidence
to show how it was caused, was re-
turned at an inquest on John Grams
town, Ballyleavey, Richhill, near Ar
magh.
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WICKLOW.

Married-At st. Peters, Bray, with
Papal blessing, by the Rev. j. Nc
Guirk, Denis NJ, only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Wilson, 234 Bedford road, Rock
Ferry, to Josephine Philomena, young
est daughter of the late Robert G.
Barton and Mrs. Barton, Dargle road,
Bray.
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QUEENS.

The Queens County Council on Mon.
day co.opted Mr.. Denis Booth by IL
votes to 10 for Mr.. Denis O'Shaughnes-
sy, junior. to fill the vacancy on the
council caused by the disqualification
of Mr.. Denis o Shaughnessy, senior.
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Rev. John A. Vinbert, SIS, of St..
Patrick's Seminary, Menlo Park, San
Francisco, celebrated on June IL the
golden jubilee of his ordination to the
holy priesthood.