The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-09-22

ford, after serving 8 months hard Ia
Dor in connection with the st. Long
ford election celebrations, received. an
enthusiastic welcome home at Bally-
landers, being escorted from the sta
ton by procession.
Edmond Foley the Cottage, Yough-
al, and formerly of Lismore, died rath.
er suddenly after an apopIectic seizure.
A young soldier, Roger Mahoney
(son of VIM. Mahoney, employed on
the Charters estate of Cahir) has re-
ceived gold watch from an officer
whose life he saved by allowing some
of his blood to be pumped into the
latter's veins when dangerously i'll.
The following temporary appoint
ments to dispensaries were made by
Middleton Guardianship. j. T. Walsh,
M. o., Middleton, to Walshtownmore
during the illness of DR.. d. R. Fitz-
gerald; DR.. M. P. Desmond, to Aghada
during w. j. Buckmaster's vacation;
and DR.. Peter Murphy to Castlemartyr
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er.
The L. G. B. has now sanctioned
for the period of the war employment
of DR.. l.. O'Clery for the Clonakilty
Dispensary for the Urban Area, and
DR.. ]. G. Cullinane for the Timoleague
Dispensary District, and they sane
toned payment to DR.. B. ]. O'Don-
nell for acting temporary for the lat
ter district. DR.. Cullinane supplied a
certificate that he was unfit for R. A.
M. C. service, and DR.. O'Donnell has
accepted commission in that service.
Most Rev. DR.. Cotter, Bishop Of
Portsmouth, is on a brief visit to
Cloyne, where his mother resides.
Most Rev. DR.. Browne (Cloyne) has
asked his priests to make special petit
ton at Mass for fine weather for the
safety of the harvest.
Very Rev. Jas. Halpin, P. p, v. p,
Tulla, and Very Rev. Stephen Stat
tery, p. p, Quin, have been appointed
Canons of Kilaloe diocese.
Rev. Brother Ryan, Christian Broth
ers' School, Nemagh, has been aps
pointed principal St. Carthage's Col
lege, Lismore.
At Ennistymon Petty Sessions,
Messrs. Charles and Leslie, cinema
proprietors, were fined G2, with costs,
for admitting persons to an entertain
ment without issuing and destroying
stamped tickets.
About 1000 persons dependent of
forces from the Roe Valley were en-
tertained by H. T. Barrie, M. p, and
Mrs. Barrie, at Roepark, granted for
the day by Mrs. Ritter
Before Munitions Tribunal in
Cork 36 workers were charged with
taking part in strike on Aug. 9 and
ITO in connection with a difference as
to terms of employment, which diff
ference had not previously been re-
ported to the Board of Trade. It be-
ing stated that all the parties are now
on friendly terms, the cases were ad-
journed for month.
Death from accidental burns was
the verdict at an inquest at Kilkeel
on Sarah M'Kee, who, it was stated,
on going to bed placed lighted can
die without candlestick on chair
near her bed, and fell asleep without
extinguishing it..
Capt. M. j. O'Sullivan, principal Of
ficer, Board of Trade for Ireland, died
at Blackjack, Cork Mr.. English, N.
T., Newcastle Clommel died suddenly
from apoplexy at Dungraven, where he
was on holidays.
Seven candidates for the position of
Storekeeper at Cork Union have with
drawn in favor of Sean O'Hegarty Bal
ingeary, who, after the outbreak of
war and his retiral from the Post Of
flee, was prohibited from residing in
certain districts.
Limerick Guardians expressed SYM
pathy with Jas. Baloney, j. p, master
baker to the Union, on the death of
his wife. Dungarvan U. G. expressed
sympathy with Mrs. A. Maloney, Dun
craven, on the death of her brother,
M. ]. Farrell, J. P, Frogmore, Young
hal.
1t. c. T. O'Callaghan, who has just
received the M. G., is only %, and his
family are well known in Co. Cork
1t. Callaghan's legs had to be ampu-
tated SO badly were they wounded in
defending trench attacked by the
enemy.
| Youghal U. G. and Petty Sessions
Court expressed sympathy with the
relatives of the late j. Farrell, ]. p,
and adjourned. Listowel Guardians
expressed sympathy with the chair
man, 7. D. O'Sullivan, on the death
of his aunt, Mrs. Scanlon, Liselton,
Ballybunion.