The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-09-14
News from Ireland

mod, Patrick Stanley, father of Rev.
Timothy Stanley, Church of ST. Bene,
! dict the Moor, New York Interment
, at Annaduff.
LIMERICK.
Mr.. Ed. O'Connell, Wickham street,
Limerick, director of Limerick Race
| Co. has died in Belfast, Limerick
| Hairdressers, Association expressed
sympathy with the relatives of the late
| Mr.. j. Lawlor, BE-, PIG.
Rev. R. Devane, &C., st. Michaels
Limerick, has entered Tullabeg Noviti-
ate with the object of becoming a
Jesuit. A native of Limerick, he was
president of the Temperance Society
and very popular.
Married-July 81, at St. Joseph's
Church, Limerick, by Rev. M. Brough-
ton, New Zealand Mission, John, Sec
ond son of the late Edmond Buckley,
Rathkea, Tipperary. to Julia (Sheila),
daughter of Thomas and Mrs. Nc
Gowan, Cappamore.
MAYO.
Six Irish acres of land held in fee
simple, subject to an annuity of G5
Us, adjacent to the town of Kiltimagh,
realized at public auction the sum of
e1,O7O, or close on ESQ per acre, the
purchaser being Mr.. John Moran, mer.
chant, Kiltimagh.
Died-July 80, at Green Hills, Cas-
tlebar, Helena, wife of Matt Fahy.
MEATH.
Miss Mary l. Malone and Miss Kath.
leen Brehenny have won the Meath
County Council Scholarships.
Married-July 30, at st. Michan' 8,
Dublin, by Rev. P. O'Byrne( brother of
bridegroom), assisted by Very Rev.
Canon Grimley, PIP, (uncle to bride),
Very Rev. Canon O'Bryne, Very Rev.
w. c. Bryne, PIP, Revs. Major Clinton,
J. Purified (cousins). Daniel ]. O'Bryne,
M.R.C.V.S., Navan, to Elizabeth Clin.
ton, Tyrrellstown House. Lusk.
Died-July 20, at Dangan, Mrs.
Nary Comey. Interment at Kilmessan
August 4, at Sallypark, Navan, Annie,
widow Of late Henry McKenna.
QUEENS.
Mr.. L. c. Doyle, stationmaster, Bally.
brophy, has been transferred on pro-
motion to Limerick City.
The live stock exhibits at the
Queens County Agricultural Show at
Marlborough, showed large increase
on last years figures. The first prize.
winners in the horse jumping COM
petitions were: Lady McCalmont,
Hayes; Miss M. M. Castillo, Nenagh;
r. P. Scale, j. Murphy, Limerick.
Died-July "a, at the Conneberry,
MARLBORO, Agnes, widow of the late
John Quinn.
RoscoMMoN.
The late Mr.. r. ]. Dunning, Curragh-
boy. Athlone, left his premises and
stock and land to his shop assistant.
James Gilmartin.
SLIGO.
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the National Defense Fund.
The Executive of Cumann ma mBan
state that none Of the members can ap.
ply for permit for an entertainment,
or attend one for which permit has
been asked.
TIPPERARY.
Mr.. Justice O'Connor appointed a
receiver over the estate of the late
William Moloney of Arrvale Co., Tip
perary, pending administration, on an
application on behalf of Mr.. P. Hayes,
residuary legatee.
Died-August 5, Richard O'Gorman,
Ballinnacurra, Carrick-on-Suir, aged
"a. 1nterment at Owning, Co. Kill
kenny.
Married-July 81, at Parish Church,
Carrickbeg, Carrick-on-Suir, by the
Rev. Father DOGGY, Adm, Philip
Hayes, Limerick, to Nellie, youngest
daughter of the late John Synnott,
Carrickbeg, Carrick-on-Suir.
WEXFORD.
An inquest at Wexford on Fred. S.
Budden, engineer, who died with start
ling suddenness, was adjourned for an
analysis Of the contents of his stom-
ach.
The death is announced as having
taken place at Michael street, New
Ross. Of Mr.. Hartley, father of Rev.
James Hartley, PIP, Cushenstown, and
sister M. Patrick, Presentation Con-
vent, Mooncoin. The funeral was to
Glenmore.
WESTMEATH.
In many districts in the Midlands,
hundreds of acres of potatoes have
been destroyed by early spraying.
The death occurred at St. Peters
Convent, Athlone, of Sister Alphonsus
Cusack, Order of Mercy, aged 81. The
deceased religieuse was q native of