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The Irish standard., 1915-08-14
SLIGO.

The Mayor, Alderman links, presid.
ed at a meeting of the McHugh Me.
mortal Committee in the Town Hall
on Tuesday, July 10. There were also
present Messrs. Thomas Fallon, J.P.,
Chairman Leitrim County Council; P.
Cawley, Co. c.; John Hughes, T. c.;
and Thomas Flanagan, J.P. 1t is salts
factory to record that good progress
has been made in the carving of the
statue. Judging from the favorable
reports before the meeting few
months more should see the entire
completion of this project on the part
of the people of Sligo.
In reply to question asked in the
House Of Commons by Mr.. Seaman,
MP, as to the proclaimed meeting in
Sligo, Mr.. Birrel said it was consid-
cred inadvisable that a meeting should
be held outside of the house of the
landlord to be denounced, and the
police were accordingly instructed by
him to inform the promoters that it
would not be permitted to take place
there.
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TlPPERARY.

At a committee meeting of the Ne
nagh Branch of the Gaelic League
Mr.. NJ. Guilfoyle presiding, it was de
cided to send e5 to the General Ian.
guage Fund, Dublin, the remainder of
the e24 net proceeds of collection to
be devoted to clearing off local in.
debtedness and the payment of teach
er. Miceal Ma Meachair was ap
pointed delegate to the Ard Feis to be
held in Dundalk on July rs.
The death took place on July ~ of
one of the oldest and most respected
residents of Nenagh, Mr.. Michael Rey-
nolds, who for over 40 years dis
charged the duties of postman for the
town. Some years ago he retired on
pension. and was appointed caretaker
to the Town Hall, which position he
occupied up to the time of his death.
Mr.. Thomas Grey, of Greyfort Dor.
risokane, one of the oldest residents in
Lower Ormond, died on July Z, and
was inferred in Congor.
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WICKLOW.

A ploughman engaged on the lands
of Mr.. Doran, Ballyraheen, near Tina
hely, made rather gruesome discov-
cry lately. While turning up some
sods on a headland he unearthed the
remains of two persons. Their ap-
pearance indicated that they had been
inferred for very long time, and
when the news of the discovery got
about, a large number visited the place
to inspect the remains, which those
best qualified to Judge emphatically
state were those of some of the WEEK
ford rebels who fell at the battle of
Ballyraheen in 1898. On July the
neighbors assembled and, with great
reverence, the remains were removed
to Mullinacuff graveyard, where they
were re-interred in a grave kindly
givn for the purpose by Mr.. John
Condren, Kilquiggan.
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QUEENS.

Mr.. Thomas Clarke, J.P., Chairman,
presided at the Rathdown Guardians
when the Master, Mr.. ]. d. Killeen, re-
ported that the sample wagon of
steam coal, supplied by Messrs. Wal
lace, coal contractors from the Wolf
Hill Colliery, Queens County, was,
from his own observation coupled with
the report of the engineer, a better
steam coal than that supplied them
for many years.
Pending an announcement as to
when, If ever, the Ulster Division will
be used for active war purposes, the
Athy No. 2 Queens County, District
Council decided to take no action on a
letter from the Central Council for
the Organizing of Recruiting in Ire
land relative to the promotion of a
local recruiting committee.
Although meadows are light this
season, remarkably high prices are
being obtained at lettings by auction
in Queens County, and last week Mr..
Peter Roe, auctioneer, set three lots
Of old meadows at SO, IS per acre,
which constitutes record. At other
lettings prices ruled at from G8 15s
to SO per acre, with auctioneer's fees.
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M EATH.

The people in Oldcastle were some
what surprised recently when the
news reached the town that an assist
ant in Graces establishment named
Dick Carrigy, was arrested at Virginia
under the Defence of the Realm Act.
He went to attend football match,
and while acting as spectator used
some expressions which the military
authorities took exception to and ar
rested him. Much regret was ex-
pressed when the news became known
in Oldcastle at the unlucky plight of
young Carrigy who was very unof-
Tending young man and was very pop.
ular in the town.
AS a mark of esteem for his I'M
swerving efforts while among them to
advance their spiritual and temporal
interests, the parishioners attached to
to Parish of Kilbeg and Staholmog.
County Meath, presented the Rev. ].
NJ. Hayes, &C, with an illuminated
address on his translation to Liver
pool. Father Hayes is native of
Murroe. County Limerick.
The death is announced at st. Vim.
cents Hospital of Sister Peter,
eldest daughter of Mr.. John Sipcer,
Belfast. Navan. The deceased was in
her thirtysecond year and the
eleventh Of her religious profession.
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KERRY.

The Dingle Rural District Council
have decided to write to the Local
Government Board with regard to the
Brandon scheme of cottages formu-
lated by the Congested Districts
Board, asking whether funds are avail.
able for carrying out the scheme, as
the cottages were urgently required,
the houses in which the fishermen are
now living being altogether unfit for
human habitation.
The Ballybunion town tenants are
barricading their homes in prepare
ton for their threatened eviction. They
are reported to be determined to re-
sist strenuously any attempt to dis
posses them. Mr.. E. j. Gleason. Or
ganizer for the Town Tenants AS
ISOLATION, has proceeded to Bally.
bunion.
The Killarney Guardians at their
last meeting passed resolution de.
handing that the Home Rule Act be
put into operation next September and
steps to secure that Ireland will be
no longer deprived of the right to
manage her own affairs.
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ARMAGH.

A new Protestant and Temperance
Hall was opened recently at Newtown
hamilton, by Mr.. A. Fisher, solicitor,
Newry, who was accompanied by Mr..
William Johnson. The local Orange
men had assembled and had the pres
entation key inscribed to show that
the building was an Orange Hall, but
it appeared that the place is invested
in Protestant and Presbyterian trust
ees only. The assemblage was turned
into a recruiting rally and after ap-
peals from the gentlemen named and
others to about 1000 men who en-.
tered the hall only one man offered to
join the army, and the others left be-
fore collection had been taken up.
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CORK,

In the early hours of the morning of
July Is Detective Head Constable
Byrne served John Bowling, a filter
working in the Haubowline Dockyard,
and Peter Curran. manager of the
local Cooperative Society, with
notices requiring them to Immediately
leave Queenstown, and to be outside
the confines of the County Cork with
in twenty-four hours. and not to have
domicile within the county. Bowling
Is native of Queenstown; Curran
Is native of Meath.
The death of DR.. J. F. Wagner, M, A,
R.UI.. took place at Timoleague. on
July II. He was a brother of Dr. Mag
ner, North Infirmary, Cork.
Brother Felix of the Christian
Schools, Middleton, who Joined the or
del. as young man as far back as
July, 1865, has attained his golden
jubilee. He has been in Middleton
since 1872, period of 43 years, and
at present for his great age, is hale
and hearty.
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CLARE.

At the Sixmilebridge (South Clare)
Petty Sessions Miss Georgina Frost
was the only applicant for the posi-.
ton of Clerk of the Petty Sessions,
resigned after twenty-five years. ser,
vice by her father. She was unani-
mously elected. Miss Frost was the
first lady in Ireland appointed as Clerk
of Petty Sessions.
On Saturday evening, July 10, all
the cattle grazing now on the lands
of the Congested Districts Board at
Spanish-point, Miltownmalbay, to the
number of % cattle and IA horses,
were driven on towards Miltownmal-
bay. The police had the cattle and
horses removed back again to the
lands and the driver was removed
on Monday, July IL, to Ennis.
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lso double the produce of several

also double the produce of several
years.
At meeting OF the share holders of
the Castelar, Bacon Curing Factory,
Mr.. A. c. Larminie, J.P., who presided,
announced that the work of recon
structing the buildings they had Sc
cured was proceeding rapidly. If the
farmers of the district gave practical
assistance they would make the fac
tory one Of the greatest centers of in
dustry in the West of Ireland, and
there was no reason why they could
not turn out as good bacon as was to
be had either in Limerick or Den.
mark.
The death has occurred at Cara.
morea House, Claremorris, of Mrs
Mary Higgins, daughter of the late Mr..
George Horkan, Liscottle House, Swim.
ford, and widow of the late Mr.. M. M
Higgins, Claremorris.
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RoScoMM MON.

The Most Rev. DR.. Coyne (Elphin)
has made the following changes and
appointments: Rev. M. Feely, &C.:
Drumlion, to be PIP. Frenchpark; Rev.
M. Creighton, c. c., Dangan, to Drum.
ion; Rev. p. Matinee to be &C., Dan.
gan; Rev. B. Keane, c. c., Scramogue,
to Arigna; Rev. j. Mannion, &C., Arig-
ma, to Scramogue; Rev. P. McGoldrick,
&C., Strokestown, to Crosna; Rev. p.
MCGOWAN, &C., Crosna, to Strokes.
town; Rev. J. Glynn, &C, Roscommon,
to Elphin; Rev. T. Carney, CO., Cas-
tlerea, to Roscommon; Rev. M. O'Don-
nell, The College, Sligo, to Castlerea;
Rev. ]. Hanley, late of Dunboyne Els.
adjustment, Maynooth College to
Summerhill College, Sligo.
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MONAGHAN.

At a public auction near Angina
mullen on Thursday, July Is, Mr..
Thomas Henry, J.P., Milmore, pur
chased three acres odd at e3O5 with
auction fees.
By the death of Mr.. Michael Ward
Carrickatee, there has passed away a
familiar Monaghan figure. Deceased
who was almost 80 years of age, was
noted step-dancer in his day.
Intelligence has been. received at
Monaghan Of the death in Canada of
Mr.. Alexander Smith of Hamilton, who
was a native of Castleshane, County
Monaghan. He emigrated to New
York while young, and entered into
the hardware business. He remained
in New York until 1872 when he went
to Hamilton. He leaves six children
four sons and two daughters.
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MAYO.

1t Is announced that the status of
the Castelar, Prison has been reduced
to that of minor prison and that in
future 1t will only be utilized for
commital cases and the receipt of
prisoners having to serve only short
sentences,
A fire broke out in Mr.. w. B,
Phillips garage, to the rear of his
house In Arthur street, Ballina, and
ragged furiously for several hours, and
all the buildings were demolished, to-.
gether with two valuable motor cars,
Mr.. Phillips well-appointed landau
lette and another motor car were
saved.
The crops in Mayo are in a very
advanced state, and promise an album.
dant yield, particularly the potatoes
and root crops. The potato was for.
tunate enough to escape any damaging
frost and the early varieties are now
fetching % per stone. The extent of
land under tillage is nearly twice as
'arge as that cultivated last year. The
complement Of turf cut and saved is
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KILKENNY,

Mr.. {. J. Butler who for II years
has been sub-manager of the National
Bank at Killorslin has been appointed
manager of the branch at Graig-na.
managh, Kilkenny. His friends in xii.
iorglin presented him with testi.
monial on the occasion of his depart
ure
AT the meeting of the Kilkenny Cor.
poration on Wednesday, July IA, the
Mayor presiding, resolution was
passed on the motion of the Mayor,
seconded by Alderman Thomas Cant.
we'll, J.P., and supported by Alder
man James Nowlan, expressing regret
at the lamented demise of the late
Archbishop O'Reilly, a Kilkenny man,
and Freeman of the city, and the
meeting adjourned as mark of re
spect to his memory.
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CARLOW.

Mr.. Walter McMurrough, Kavanagh,
d., President, occupied the chair at
a meeting of the society convened for
the purpose of considering the ad.
visibility of holding an autumn show
this year in lieu of the summer show
abandoned. 1t was finally decided
that in case the Tullow Show was not
held the Carlow Show should be held
at a date to be fixed.
Died-July 9, at Carlow District
Hospital, John Falling, Hacketstown,
County Carlow, after a few weeks ILL.,
ness.-On July IA, at his residence,
the Ridge, Leighlinbridge, William
Smyth, aged 70 years.
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CAXAN.

The Bogeskey Cooperative Cream
cry Company, Ltd, Stradone, County
Cavan, on the motion of Mr.. J. Nc
Cabe, seconded by Mr.. j. Reilly, have
unanimously passed resolution ex-
pressing strict disapproval of the pro-
posal by the department to reduce the
staff of Dairying Instructors, which
they consider would be serious blow
to one of the principal Irish industries,
and urging that Mr.. Semple's sug-
gestion that general reduction of the
highly-paid officials salaries would be
far more practical.
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fERMANAGH.

Judge Gibson delivered an important
decision at Fermanagh Assizes. The
Department of Agriculture sued Rob-
ert Blair, Drumeenaghmore, for $40
on foot of an agreement signed by de-
PENDANT, undertaking among other
things, not to sell bull he got from
the department before three years.
The County Court Judge considered
the 10 penalty, and not liquidated
damages and gave a decree for Ell.
Against that decision the defendant
appealed. His Lordship said that de-
PENDANT was bound hand and foot by
the agreement, and as to the $40 be-
ing penalty, in this the County
Court Judge was wholly wrong. 1t
was liquidated damages.
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LIN ERlck.

The Limerick No. 2 R. D. c. (Clare)
has passed resolution approving of
Mr.. Ginnelrs attitude on the Regis
tration Bill in relation to its applica-
ton to Ireland.
Notification has been received at
Foynes that the Lord Lieutenant has
declined to sanction the appointment
of Mr.. P. J. Ryan, who was elected on
June 80, Clerk of Foynes Petty Ses-
sions by majority of the justices. It
was the second time the magistrates
met to appoint a clerk, and each time
Mr. Ryan was elected, but was refused
sanction.
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LQNGFoRD.

Most Rev. DR.. Hoare was, at the
quarterly meeting of the committee,
unanimously reelected chairman of
the Joint Board of Governors of Long
ford County Infirmary for the ensuing
year.
At a meeting of the Granard Urban
Council on Monday, July IL, Mr.. j.
Ledwith presiding, the application of
Mr.. Mcdonnell, late rate collector, for
a gratuity or pension, was refused
The Longford Foresters Dramatic
Club were allowed the use of the hall
free.
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LOUTH.

The circular re the formation by the
Drougheda Council of a Recruiting
Committee having been read, Mr.. Nc
Keown said that so years ago the
men were put off the land to make
room for the bullocks. Now that men
were wanted they could not be got, but
if they wanted bullocks they could get
plenty of them. No action was taken.
His Eminence Cardinal Logue for.
warded subscription of G2 to the
Direachtas Fund, and also delivered
an address declaring the Industrial
Exposition open.
His Eminence Cardinal Logue has
been pleased to appoint the Rev.
Father Lyons, Adm, Dundalk, to the
pastoral charge of Ardee in succession
to the late Very Rev. Canon Rogers.
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WEXFORD.

/ The deadlock in connection with the
Corey Garden City scheme has been
somewhat relieved during the past
week by the promise of the Local Gov
eminent Board to sanction the build.
ing Of ten out of the 70 cottages orig.
inally decided on, but this is on the
stipulation that the council will go on
with the remainder of the cottages
when the war is over, and that if the
balance of the loan is not sufficient to
carry it through-as it evidently will
not be-they will undertake to borrow
any shortage in the open market.
Miss Ely Williamson, Enniscorthy,
has secured first place in all Ireland in
the Junior Foundation Scholarships
Examination, and Miss Maggie Sher-
wood, Parnell street, Wexford, sixth
place in the same examination. Three
Wexford young ladies-Miss Marion
Hadden, Springfield; Miss Florence
Wallace, and Miss Daisy Tanner, Car
cur, have obtained the BA. degree in
Trinity College.
The fine dwelling house of Mr..
Michael Doyle, M.CC., Cottage, Ia
goat, County Wexford, was completely
destroyed by fire on July IL.
Miss S. OLeary, Market Square,
Enniscorthy, who was recommended
for special prize for her excellent
performance on the harp at the Feis
competitions, has now been presented
by the Feis Committee with a valu-
able gold medal.
Died-July 8, at her residence, Boil
acreen, Jane, relict of the late Lau-
renee Hall.-At South Main street,
Wexford, Mr.. John T. Kirwan.
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News from Ireland
ANTRIM.

On the motion of Mr.. Wood, the
Railway Clerks representative, second
ed by Mr.. D. R. Campbell, resolu
ton was passed at the Belfast Trades
Council condemning CONSUMPTION and
registration as an effort of militarism
to impose a yoke on workers.
The Larne Rural Council at their
quarterly meeting, decided that owing
to the national crisis and the necessity
of curtailing public expenditure OF
money no applications for public works
would be formulated.
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The "bad times" in Ireland were the
years 1876, 1847 and 1S4S. In these
three years three millions of men,
women and children were swept away.
In 1916 three hundred thousand per-
sons died of famine and typhus fever.
In this year Queen Victoria recon-
mended in her speech to the British
Parliament coercion act for Ireland
and Starving wretches were trans.
ported for stealing vegetables at
night" According to John Mitchell in
every one of the famine years Gre
land was exporting to England food to
the value of fifteen million pounds
sterling, and had on her own soil at
each harvest good and ample provi-
sion for double her own population,
Notwithstanding the potato blight"
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KINGS,

The death occurred at his residence,
Monasteroris, Edenderry, on Wednes.
day, July IA. of Mr.. Michael Curran
after very brief illness. The late Mr.,
Curran who was widely known in the
district, was for a number of years
assistant to the Clerk of the Union
and was afterwards Master of the Gel
bridge Workhouse for some time.
Died-July II, Mrs. Mary German
widow Of the late Patrick German
Grifinstown, killucan.-JNly 10, at st.
Conleth's. Philipstown, Brother John
Boylan, O.M.I., in his sixty-third year.
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BLUE EARTH COUNTY.

County President, P. j., McGrath,
Madison Lake.
Vice Pres, Daniel Coughlin, Manka-
to; Sec. w. A. Lyons, Madison Lake
Treas, Michael O'Brien, Mankato; Sar-
geant, M. A. Sullivan, Madison Lake;
Sentinel, John Mccall, Mankato; Chap
lain, Rev. FIR. Hughes, Mankato.
Division No. l, Mankato-Pres, Mi
G cha ct o'Brien. Carol St; Vice Pres,
3l6 Pleasant St.: Fin. Sec, c. Fitzger-
aid; ms: Sec, John Mccall; Treas, r.
Il. Coughlan. Meet in K. c. hall, sec
p. m.
Division No. 2, Madison Lake-Pres.,
Jas. sullivan, Madison Lake; Vice Pres,
M. A.. Sullivan, Madison Lake; Rec.
Sec, w. A. Lyons, Madison Lake; Fin.
Sec, J. McGrath, Madison Lake; ms.
Sec. VIM: P. Conner, Madison Lake;
Med: Examiner, DR.. Firgina Meetings
are held on second and fourth Sundays
Lake,
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY.
1926 14th Ave g

1926 14th Ave. s. '''Ss tnafs nosian'
pa Dyisi9n s 81 Mrs @pla
Mrs Mrs NJ H., a. Lane. 81 18th Ave; n; Fin.
mont n I4a, Ave n n; Treas. Mrs Clara Ryan.
pr. Rose Valley, ais syndicate Bidr'
Meetings Meetdings h held lda on second and fourth
II b 5; hsta 81 So. ?, n.nneapol,.-pre.,.
S%S ary; Mfr Miii F RI GO Gollins vice Pres
FERRIES; Med. EXAMINER, DR.. o;Brien.
Meeting held every first and third Mon
$40 Central Ave.
S' Ssey r. sss
Bryant ave: N; Rec Sec. Mary e. E.
katharine Ryan. 1902 s Ti AVE Ave. se s.;
n; ms: See. Mrs: Nsliie We fsaes A ISIS
M MerT sSls sth IS, s. 4; ssntinsl Mrs
Meetings he1d first and a third r axs Vs.
Of each a. :, month. Hall, Plymouth ana
de Divi AI@a No. 4 N
Rec. Sec, Mrs Mary Foley, 1922 p. End
Ri F an Sec Mrs Sarah Keegan; 25o7
Murphy. 25os 18TH A seas s.; M Med Mf ere
aMm an4inas Prs Prs; Murphy and Barber;
ae Of e ess6y ma rst and at nea
Bloomington and Franklin AYES. ' "ef
de DfviS Mo- ra No. s. i nneaspso1lisPresi
N Mo r
25o7 Emerson Ave. N; Rec. Sec. M Mar;
MMo NJ ri 1910 14th Ave. N; Fin. Sec.
f Maris se dorqan 271s Emerson Ave n
rard Ave. NJ; Treas, Martha Griffin. 1918
Laurel Ave: ~: Med. Examiner, Dr.. j.
N. Egan., 1415 Emerson Ave. N. Meet
days Of each month at schular hall. cor
ner 4th st. and goth Ave. N.
dent v Mrs No. Mdin1nsap oils
St, n; p; Vice Pres. Agnes Laveiie.
Martin ss}5 = Fierce n ST. Aef fa see Sen Mrf NM NJ
Mary irwin, sss Sra Ax Ave- ~ NJ AZ in Tr ses.
Mrs. e. Burns, 915 9th Ave. N. b.: Med
Examiner, Dr.. NJ. F. Mcguire. Meet
days Of each month at END u a msu Gen-
trail AYES. N. E.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
S65 st. Clair ST.; Vice Pres, Miss 10.
hanna Cook, 81 E. 18th St; Rec. Sec.
MRS. Margaret Scott, Alp Central Ave:
Treas. Mrs. Margaret Carey, 9O3 W
central Ave. Meetings held at Hfber.
man hall, 7th and Franklin SITS.
wAsEcA COUNTY.
n, biyisi9n No: I. Janssville-President
NJ Eiizao eth Glynn; Vice Pres. Sarah
Moonan; Fin. and ms. Sec, Julia MUIR
ppny; Rec Sec, Mary Dalton; Treas.
Division No. 2, st. Paul-Pres., Eliza
Deth Moynaugh. 70 Atwater St.; Vice
Fres.. Margaret Roach, SOB st. Adams
81; Rec: Sec, Margaret Clarke, 1O7
iItchfield Ave; Fin. Sec, Mary Hynes.
iOl6 Albemarle ST.; ms. Sec, Mary No
ian, VIZ Edmund ST.; Treas, Mary wag.
ner. 52S Virginia Ave: Med. Examiner,
Dr. Owen McKeon, GOT Lowry Bldg.
NJ Meetings are held on second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month in Hiber-
man Hall at 8:15 p. m.
Pres. Mrs. Mary Kenny, 7O3 E. 18th ST.:
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Mabel Allen, - 18th St:
Fin, Sec, Mrs. Elizabeth Mentally. 3O5
,Mackubin St; ms. Sec, Mrs. loretta
M ny Manus, 45S Carol Ave-; Treas. Mrs.
Margaret Casby. $50 John St.: Med. Ex-
amtner. DR.. R.. A. Burns, Lowry Bldg.
Meetings are held on first and third
thursdays of each month in Hibernian
Hall at p. m.
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Mercy. Miss May Mackey received
the name of Margaret Mary and Miss
Bride Mackey that of Mary Colette.
The Rev. A. H. Villiers officiated, as
sisted by Rev. Fathers Healy and
O'Hagan. Mrs. Mackey and friends of
the novices were afterward enter
tanned by the community.
There is quite an army of candi-
dates in the field for the vacant posi-
ton Of Rate Collector for the South
and West Wards and brisk canvas
is being made.
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LElTRIM.

The Leckanarainey National School
house, Killasnet, near Manorhamilton,
has been burned to the ground. When
the teacher, Mr.. Flynn, closed the
school for the weekend everything
was in perfect order, but two days
afterwards nothing remained but a
smouldering heap of debris. No fire
had been lighted in the house for a
considerable length of time.
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TYRONE.

Mr.. William McDevitt, Strabane;
Mr.. Eugene Conroy, Strabane, and
Mr.. Daniel McShane, Glenmornan
have been appointed magistrates fol
County Tyrone.
At Dungannon County Tyrone)
Rural Council the Workhouse Master
reported that there were no able
bodies men in the house to handle the
coal supply. No tramp labor was
available as only old or infirm casuals
were now in the house, the young men
of the tramp fraternity having prac
tically all enlisted
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DON EGAL.

David Leonard twill, or Israel, was
demanded at Burtonport, on charge
sof being an alien enemy and falsely
sf1lling the A. R. A. registration form.
Accused, a vfolinist, was attached to
"a dramatic company, and when first
challenged by the police as to his
nationality treated the matter as q
Joke, giving, it was alleged, inaccurate
Information causing the police much
trouble In communications with Liver.
I1SooL Kilkenny, Waterford and Long.
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GALWAY.

James Moran, stated to be from
Kinvara, has been remanded at En-.
mis-, under the Realm Defence Act, for
saying to James Willis, a gamekeeper
at Edenvale: Il am not loyal British
subject. The Germans are good men.
| hope they will win The English
are no good. l am a d German"