The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-03-13

position at Lisburn. A gift of gold
bangle was at the same time presented
to Mrs. McElderry.
On February Z, at her residence, Lis
doc, Dundalk, the death took place of
Sarah Mcfarland, relict of the late Ed
ward Mcfarland.
T. O'Leary, Currower N. S., Ballina,
has been co-opted member of the
Ballina r. D. Council.
Died-February 10, at Dublin, Will
liam Blake Dillon, of st. Mary's road,
S., aged IS years, eldest son of the
late John Blake Dillon, ]. P, Ballina;
February 6, at her residence, Clients.
land, Castlebar, Bridget, widow Of
Timothy Reilly; John Fox, Main street,
Castlebar; Thomas Gavin, Spencer
street. Castlebar; at Ashlawn, West
port, Robert Wallace, second son Of
Byrce Glimour, Ballymoney, County
Antrim, aged %; Kathleen (Katty),
daughter of the late Thomas Moran,
and Mrs. Moran, Park. Castlebar.
Meath.
At the annual meeting of the South
Meath Executive of the U. l. L., all the
outgoing officers were reelected.
Died-February 10, at his late resi-
dence, Corballis, Kildalkey, Michael
Nugent; February IL, at her residence,
Kilmoon, Ashbourne, Margaret NJ,
eldest daughter of the late Richard
Leonard; Matthew Power, merchant,
Enfield, Meath, at an advanced age;
at her residence, Hampton street, Bal.
briggan, Mrs. Elizabeth Gallagher, re-
lict of the late Thomas Gallagher, Fox
town House, Summerhill; February 6,
John Gibbons, at his residence, Possex-
town, Enfield, Meath; February Z,
Mary McEvoy, sister of Mathew Hand,
C. P. c., Millbrook, Oldcastle.
Queens.
Justice Barton recently delivered
judgment in an action in which the
plaintiffs were Mrs. Kate Justin Wood.
house of Castledown House, Ballyli.
man, and her daughter by her first mar.
riage, Miss NOZZLE Emma Kathleen
Edge, and the defendants were William
Honey, farmer, of Boley, Ballylinan
and Miss Kathleen Moore of Midtown.
Plaintiffs claimed a declaration that
they were entitled to the lands of Mill.
town, mentioned in the will of Mrs
Charlotte Murdoch, and to the stock
crops, farm implements, etc., upon the
lands at the time of the death of the
late John F1tzsimmons Edge, Mrs
Murdock's son by her first marriage
Justice Barton held that the late John
F. Edge was a permissive occupant
or tenant at will, of the lands of Mill
town, and that the plaintiffs claim was
not barred by the statute of limitations
as regarded the farm. He held that the
plaintiffs were entitled to succeed az
regarded obtaining possession of the
farm, which was valued at between
$4,000 and $4,000. AS to the stock
farming implements, ETC., he held thai
they were in different position, ant
that the late John F. Edge could mo-
be permissive occupant as regarded
them, and he directed that the sun
of e675 at present in court being the
value of the stock, etc., should be paiG
to the defendants. On the question Of
costs, he directed that the defendants
pay the plaintiffs three-fourths of thu
plaintiffs costs of the action.
The following deaths are announc
ed: At the Presentation Convent
Stradbally, Mother Mary Teresa Ryan
aged 6S; at his residence, Tarbert
Mountrath, Patrick Bennett, aged ~.
/ Roscommon.
While engaged in shunting at Castle
rea, Michael Ennis, of the Broadstonl
station, slipped in the frost and fel
under train, one Of the wagons O
which passed over his left leg, and i
is feared amputation will be necessary
John O'Connor has been co.opted tt
the Strokestown Rural Council in room
of Thomas O'Rourke, ]. p.
II Sligo.
Thomas Boyd, late manager and edi
tor of the sligo Independent" wa!
presented by number of friends ii
Sligo with a 4O0-day clock on his de
parture for Ballymena. The presenta
ton was made at farewell social pre-
sided over by the mayor. Mr.. Boyt
has taken up the appointment of man
aging editor of the "Ballymena Week
ly Telegraph"
At Ransboro Church. by Rev. Father
Smallhborne, c. c., Michael Breen, r
i I. c., Strandhill, third son of John
Breen, Brookeborough, was married tt
Elizabeth Frances (Baby), youngest
daughter of the late Thomas Carew
and Mrs. Carew, Swan Hotel, Strand
hill.
! Tlpperary.
Alderman T. J. Condor, M. F., was
unanimously elected Mayor of Clonmel