The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-02-06

At st. Peters, Patrick, Glasgow
by Rev. Father Power, John ]. O'Bri.
en-, Patrick, was married to Elizabeth
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Malion
kinlough, and Rothesay Gardens
Patrick.
The British War Office authorities
have announced the deaths of James
Gormley, Mohill and d. Rodgers, Car.
rick-on-Shannon.
Monaghan.
On New Years morning at 4 o.
clock house in which a man named
Brady and his family resided, within
a few yards of Killeevan Catholic
Church, Newbliss, accidently caught
hre, and was burned to the ground
Brady, who is kilnman. employed
at the mills of NJ. M. Wright, J. P,
Millview, Clones, was working over
night when the fire occurred. The
residence and shop occupied by Roger
Murphy, at Aghadrumsee, Clones,
were also destroyed by fire recently.
Mayo.
The Lord Lieutenant has revoked
the order closing the Castlebar Jail
for the detention of prisoners. and
ordering prisoners committed there
to be confined in Sligo Prison.
The Swinford District Council de-
clined to take any action on the reso.
luton of the County Dublin Farmers
association protesting against the re-
fusal by the Treasury to issue loans
consequent on the war.
At the Claremorris Petty Sessions
welcome was extended to H. A.
Hinkson, the new resident Magis-
trate. husband of the authoress,
Katherine Tynon) and to the new
Mayo solicitor, Conor A. Mcguire, M.
A., LII. B., son of DR.. Mcguire. J.
p.
owing to the non-completion of
negotiations between the tenants,
landlords and the G. D. Board, the
sale of the Knox estate, Bally hannis,
has fallen through.
Meath.
L. B. Donnelly, Drumcree, has
been appointed high sheriff for Coun-
ty Meath and w. T. G.. S. Mccartney
Filgate D. L., Balbriggan, for the
County Council.
A presentation was recent made
to Mr.. McShane, principal of the Earl
OF Darnley N. S., Athboy, on the oc-
caslon of his departure to the West
of Ireland to take up a similar APP
pointment there.
Queens.
The deaths are announced of Ed
ward Kavanagh, Springfield, Balla-
colla.-Mrs. A. Hennessy. late as
sistant teacher in Errill National
School, Queens County.-Miss Ellen
Bowling, Main street, Stradbally.-
At her residence. Ardough, Mrs.
John Doyle.-James O'Brien, at his
residence. Bally cleary, Mountraith.
Gerald Villers Butler, B. A., Bally.
adams.
William Murray, of Dysart House,
Westmeath, who crossed to England
with some cattle about a month ago
has not since been heard of, and il
is feared he met with an accident
and fell overheard the steamer. He
was heard to say that as the night
was wild and chilly he would go down
and take a rest, and that was the last
heard of him.
ROscOmmOn.
A new Catholic Club has been
opened in the premises in Boyle
formerly used as the rent Offices OF
the king-Harman estate. Very Rev
L. Sharkey, p. P, presided at the
opening ceremony.
A deputation consisting of Messrs
Beirne, J. P, Galaxy, Fleming, and
McGenis, waited on Rev. H. Master.
son. G. c., Edgeworthstown, a short
time ago, and presented him with an
address on behalf of the people OF
kilronan, where he has ministered
for ten years.
! The following deaths are an
nounced: At Derrynarry, Crossna,
Boyle, John Matinee, father of Rev.
P. Matinee. aged 70 years.-At
Arm, Castlerea. James Conlon.
Sligo.
A committee representative of the
National teachers of Connaught en-
tertained Mr.. Michael Doyle, Bally-
mote. ex-secretary, N. T. Organiza-
ton to supper recently at the Lotus
Memorial Hall, and presented him
with substantial cheque as token
OF esteem and mark of appreciation
OF his services to education. Very
Rev. Canon Quinn. P. p, presided,
and an address to Mr.. Doyle was read
by Mr.. j. McGrath, B. A.
Among the recent deaths in the
county are the following: Rev. M. j.
Burke, G. C.. Tubbercurry. brother of
the late John Burke and of the late
Patrick F. Burke, ]. p, of Tubber-
curry,-At Ellsmere. Clonliffa road