The Irish standard., 1915-03-20
Germs of James PIN & Son, Mountmel-

Germs of James PIN & Son, Mountmel-
lick.
Roscommon.
A meeting Of the farmers of Kill
roman was held in Mount Allen school
on the 14th ult. for the purpose of es.
tabllshing a creamery in the parish.
Patrick Gaffney. ID. c., presided.
George A. Rogan, N. T., secretary, read
correspondence from the Agricultural
Department giving advice as to the
selection of a proper site and the
probable cost of the machinery re.
quired. The organizing committee re-
ported that practically every farmer
in Arigna and Keadue would take
shares. Over $50 shares We're signed
for at the meeting.
The death has taken place of Mrs.
James Duffy, Lavagh.
Sligo.
At meeting of the North Sligo
Executive of the U. l. L., resolution
was passed calling on the C. d. B. to
have the waste lands of the county put
into the hands of the people for tillage
purposes and thus prevent shortage
of food. The following officers were
elected: T. Scanlon, NJ. p, president;
the Mayor alderman Jinks), and w.
Frazer, vice presidents; ]. F. McDo.
nagh, treasurer; B. McTernan, secre-
tary; ]. A. Flynn, assistant secretary;
the Mayor, representative on the Ma.
tional Directory.
Tipperary.
The Boherlahan Hurting Club has
passed resolution condemning the
Thurles Urban Council for refusing a
site in the main street or square for
the proposed memorial statue to Arch
bishop Croke, and disappearing of the
action of the county governing body in
the matter of the ALLEGATION of the
funds.
The following deaths have taken
place: In the Presentation Convent,
Clonmel, Sister M. Aloysius, daughter
of j. Coffey, Ballyglass Nenagh.-Feb.
10, at Carrick-on-suir, Una, the below.
ed youngest daughter of Mrs. Dowley.
Waterford.
West Waterford Executive, u. l. D.,
has passed resolution asking for q
compulsory settlement of the land
question, and also that rents of land
lords who have refused to sell should
meanwhile be graded to scale of an
nuities collected by the Land Commits.
sion under government guarantee un-
til Che end of the war.
The death occurred suddenly at the
residence of his brother, Gracedieu
road, Waterford, of Nicholas Molloy
Deceased lived for number of years
in Dublin, where he carried on bust
ness as a cattle dealer, returning to
his native city about year and half
ago. He was brother Of John and
Thomas Molloy, Waterford.
Westmeath.
The Westmeath County Council by
Is votes to rescinded resolution
with reference to the proposed Mullin-
gar Kells Railway, and passed reso-
luton approving Of the promoting bill.
The Mayor of Drogheda and represen-
tatives of other public bodies appeared
in support of the bill and Mr.. Willie,
B. j., was present to oppose on behalf
of the M. G. w. railway. The Athlone
Urban Council has passed a resolution
Of protest against the scheme, one
member abiding to the project as one
Ito expend the ratepayers' money in
bolstering up the ranches.
Wexford.
A deputation representing the people
of the parish of Ballymitty have pre-
scented their former curate, Rev. T.
Scallan, G. c., Askamore, Corey, with
an address and purse of sovereigns as
mark Of their esteem.
Wicklow.
The following deaths are announced:
Feb. IA. at his residence, Winetavern,
Stratford.on-Slaney. John Byrne, aged
60.-Feb. IA, in Dublin, Francis Fors-
ter Brady, L. R. c. P. and s. l., The
Castle, Carnew, aged 56.-Feb. Is, at
his residence, Ballygahan, Avoca,
Winpf1o1d Groono ,uod GO