The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-09-21

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Antrim
Belfast and Ulster spirit grocers ex-
pressed sympathy with the relatives of
the late Mr.. Joseph O'Brien.
Rev. Charles McAuley, Adm. of Holy
Family Church, Belfast, has died in a
Dublin nursing home, victim to pneu-
monia following influenza. He was
born in the parish of Duneane in 1865,
and was ordained in 1889. He minis
tered successfully in Saul, Dunloy,
Bright, Lisburn, st. Paul's before 60
ing to Holy Family Church.
Cork.
Mr.. C. Frank Lyons, a member of
one of Cork's oldest and most respect
ed families and son of the founder of
the well-known firm Of T. Lyons and
Co., of which he was director as
we'll as of the Steam Packet Co., has
died. He was hard worker in the
St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Sympathy was felt with the rela-
tives of the late Mr.. John A. Rearden
by Cork Tolls and Markets Committee,
Allotments Committee, and Public
Works Committee.
Miss Maggie Dwane (Mother Mary
Ita), eldest daughter of Mr.. T. Dwane,
Clogher House, Brurse, Kilmallock,
has been professed at the Convent
F.CJ., Upton Hall, Birkenhead.
Clare.
Although the proclamation requir
ing permits for entering Co. Glare has
been withdrawn Professionally it is
pointed out that prohibition of meet
ings, assemblies, or professions in pub
lie places remains in force.
At Ballina (Killaloe) meeting
called to establish Farmers Associa-
tion was prohibited, forces of military
and police being on the streets.
D1ED-August z, at Miltown-Mal-
bay, Mary, wife, of James O'Brien.
Donegal
Mr.. G. Collins, Northern Bank, Dun
gloe, has been presented with a case
of Treasury notes by his friends there
on his promotion to Drumshambo.
At Castlefin four youths, Patrick b.
gan, Thomas McGlynn, Michael Doher-
ty and Felix Boyle, at Crimes Act
Court in Stranorlar, were ordered to
give personal security for future good
behavior when charged with unlawful
assembly on July 10.
Derry
Derry Guardians have co-opted Mr..
e. McGuinness as a member.
Sympathy with relatives Of the late
Mr.. Hugh Barr, J.P., was expressed
by Derry Corporation and P. 8. Court.
Derry Harbor Board expressed sor-
row at the death of M. James Daw-
son, secretary of the board.
Dublin.
1rish-made cheese is now on the
regular export list of food stuffs being
sent across Channel from Dublin.
It is pointed out that should the
order relating to sale of sweetmeats
be enforced, not one grocery estab-
lished in Westmoreland street, O'Con-
nell street, Nassau street, Grafton
street, College Green, Dame street,
Stephens Green, Dawson street, Henry
street, Earl street, D'Olier street, etc.,
would be able to sell chocolate or any
kind of sweets, as not one shop in
these Dublin thoroughfares is valued
low enough to escape from the re-
strictions of the order.
Galway.
BY 16 votes to Is for Mr.. P. s. Nc
Donnell, members voting for Mr.. G.
Nicolls Gnterned), Galway County
Council elected Mr. l.. E. -O'Dea to the
solicitorship. There were 3 other
applicants.
Kerry.
Maurice Cleary, Gaelic League
teacher, was, at Cahirciveen, fined Is.
with lis. Cd. costs, or in default a
months imprisonment, and bound to
the peace for IL months, charged with
assaulting Mr.. T. Garvey, R.D.C., in
the boardroom at Cahirciveen on July
"a, when attending a meeting of the
Council.
Maurice Carmody, who has been in
custody since June IA, charged with
shooting with intent to murder Sergts.
Fallon and Boyle at Tralee on that
date, was brought before Mr.. Wynne,
RIM, and discharged from custody.
!. Kings
Miss F. lyman, daughter of Mr.. E.
]. lyman, Tullamore, scored brilliant
success at the examination for Kings
Co. scholarships.
Mr.. P. w. Cough, formerly CORE
spondent of the Irish Daily 1ndepend.
emit" in Kings Co., and recently a
member of the Melbourne ARGUS