The Irish standard., 1917-07-14
MUNSTER.

| MUNSTER.
The collection in Ennistymon par.
ish for the Maynooth mission to China
reached nearly ESQ.
| Middleton R. D. G. passed a vote Of
sympathy on the death of Ven. Arch
deacon Hutch.
The late ]. T. Pratt is succeeded by
his brother, R. Pratt, as postmaster of
Doneralle.
l R. E. Brennan, late postmaster Dun
garvan, we'll known as a cyclist, has
died after a prolonged illness.
Nenagh U. G. Literary Institute, and
Hurting and Football Club has passed
votes of coincidence on the death of
D. Jones, cattle dealer.
The three-year-old son of R. McNa-
mara, playing in the street at O'Brien
square, Kanturk, was run over by a
runaway milk cart, and died from the
injuries.
! The Youghal Council passed votes
of sympathy with Mrs. Green and fam
lily on the death of the councils en-
gineer, Edwin Green, j. P, G. E., Kill
leagh; with their vice chairman, ]. j.
Hail. on the death of his brother, and
with Michael Gilney, an old member
of the Council, on the death of his
wife. Similar resolutions were passed
by the Guardians.
Most Rev. DR.. Hackett has made the
following promotions and changes in
Waterford diocese:-Rev. P. Cusack,
P. P, PoWerstown;' Rev. D. Coghlan,
c. c., Ballybricken; Rev. T. Hackett,
G. c., Abbeyside; Rev. M. Dowley,
&c. c., ST. Johns; Rev. j. H. Dow
ley, G. c., Touraneena; Rev. J. War
rem, G. c., Kilsheelan; Rev. J. Dwan
chaplain, Good Shepherd Convent
Waterford; Rev. T. OGorman, G. c.,
Knockamore.
T. Carroll, merchant, has been CO.
opted on Carrick- SUR u. G.
John Donovan, Mourne Abbey, has
been elected master of the Mallow
Workhouse.
Head Constable Howe, retiring, re-
ceived the compliments of the Cahir-
civeen Sessions Court.
Clonmel Corporation co-opted Mr..
Condor, M. P, for the vacant alder
manship in West Ward.
Middleton Petty Sessions Court was
adjourned as mark Of respect to the
late Ven. Archdeacon Hutch.
| Louis .Leary, boatman, Glengariffe,
was drowned by the capsizing of his
boat in squall.
Cork 1. D. A. passed a vote of SYM
pathy with w. B. Harrington, hon.
treas, on the loss at sea of his son,
Lieut.. G.. S. Harrington.
M. F. Ross Lonergan, assistant mas
ter, was appointed master of Clonmel
Workhouse by % votes to IA for Mr..
T./McGrath workhouse schoolmaster
The Management Committee of Tip
pathy to Capt. j. G.. O'Brien, Fethard,
on the death of his wife.
Kilmallock R. D. G. have reelected
j. Carroll chairman, and Birmingham
vice chairman.
w. O'Brien, National Bank, Midtown
Malbay, has been promoted subman-
ager at Cahir.
The magistrates, solicitors and Off
cials at C1onmel Borough Court made
sympathetic references to the death
of A. Power, solicitor.
Limerick Corporation passed votes
of sympathy with the relatives of late
DR.. T. Riordan, V. S., and with M.
Griffin, B. c., on the death of his sis
ter.
Clonmel magistrates dismissed cases
against J. Nolan, manager Tyler's
branch, and ]. Carey, hairdresser for
g]acing a Republican flag on tele-
phone wire.
When cycling from Portumna Fair
Denis Jones, Nenagh cattle dealer,
fell from his machine, and died imme-
diately. He was former member of
Nenagh U. G.
Informations were refused at Cahir-
civeen in the case of Martin Macklin,
a policeman stationed at Cahirciveen,
who was charged with the larceny of
93 the property of another police
man.
Rathkeele Town Commissioners
passed vote thanking Most Rev. DR..
O'Dwyer for his successful arbitration
in the dispute between the masters