The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-10-12

terford, has purchased Messrs. Rich
ards foundry, Carlow, which gives
employment to a large number of
workmen.
Rev. j. Prendergast, Tullow, is ap-
pointed C. c., Carbery, Rev. ]. Fitz-
simmons, Carlow-Graigue, going to
Tullow.
DIED-September at Burton Hill,
Petworth, Rev. Michael Maher, S. j.,
son of late James Maher, Leighlin-
bridge.
CORK.
Mr.. Kent, chairman of Cork County
Council, is the prospective Sim Fem
candidate for East Cork.
Mrs. Kirk (22) and her sister, Miss
Emily Quincy Qs), daughters of Mr..
r. Quincy, Garden, Kanturk, were
drowned while bathing at Youghal.
Father Sheehan, Doneraile, and po-
liceman went to the rescue.
Youghal U. c. passed vote of con-
dolence with Mr.. R. Quincy on the
deaths by drowning of his two daugh-
tiers and voted a gratuity of se9 to the
boats crew which recovered the bod
les.
Mr.. T. Sullivan, Cork, has been re-
leased from Belfast Jail.
CLARE.
Very Rev. Canon Flannery, Killa-
loe, has celebrated the golden jubilee
of his priesthood. A native of Mon
sea, Nenagh, he was appointed P. P.
of Killaloe fifteen years ago.
Ignatius and Alex. O'Neill, of Mil
townmalbay, charged at a Special
Court in Ennis with illegal assembly
and obstructing police, arising out Of
the arrest of a schoolboy, which was
followed by baton charge, were each
sentenced to month in Jail and fur
ther three months in default of bail.
DUBLIN.
MARRlED-August 81, 1918, by the
Rev. ]. Kearney, G.. c., Norman Bin
don Alton, second son of ]. Joe Alton
and Mrs. Alton, Herbert street, Dub
lin, to May, eldest daughter of P. j.
Hayes and Mrs. Hayes, National Bank
House, Cavendish row, Dublin. Aug.
26, at Church of the Visitation, Fair
view, by the Rev. Eugene insolvency,
G. c., Louis Malone, Lisadona, St.
Lawrence road, Clontarf, eldest son
of the late Thomas and Marian Ma
lone, to (Cissie) Kathleen Rachel,
eldest daughter of the late Arthur and
Mary MCGOWAN, So Fairview Strand
(late Raheny).
GALWAY.
A considerable quantity of S. F. lit
erature, including songs, was seized
at Mr. Connolly's shop, Ballinasloe.
DIED-Septembe 4, at Ballinasloe,
John Cogavin, of Main street, mer-
chant. Funeral to Creagh. Septem-
Der T. at the home of her daughter
CDR. Ada English), Nora English,
widow.
KERRY.
Rev. James O'Connor, G. c., Cause
way, Co. Kerry, who died recently, was
educated at the Irish College, Paris,
being ordained in 1892. His first mis-.
sion was in Clonfert diocese, after
which he ministered at Tuosist (Ker-
ry) and Castletown-Bere Go. Cork
In politics he was an ardent National
icf Nhcnnr,fnc tor Mo- Of
Causeway.
KINGS.
Further discoveries of coal and gold
are stated to have been made at Erry
Hills, on the borders of Westmeath
and Kings County.
KILKENNY.
There is no such thing in law as a
right of way for the general public
over any persons lands, Mr.. Griffin,
r. NJ, held at Pilltown Sessions in a
suit in which it was commended that
defendant had gone through part OF
plaintiffs land, over which he had a
right of way for 40 years.
DIED-August 20, at her residence
Dunbell, Mrs. Bridget Bryan, sister OF
Very Rev. Canon Holshan, Rosbercon
New Ross. Funeral from Clara Chapel
to st. Johns.
KILDARE.
Sympathy is felt with Mr.. Patrick
Beirne, manager, Wallace & Co., New
bridge, on the death of his son, Pat
rick Joseph
Sister Margaret Mary, daughter Of
Mr.. Patrick Dunno, Marshallstown
and niece of the late Archdeacor
Dunno, has died at convent in Pitts
burgh, u. S. A.
DIED-September 6, at ~ N. MAR
street, Mas, Michael Foynes, aged Sc
LOUTH.
The Red Cross Fete and Tennis
Tournament, held at Oldbridge, Drog
heda, realized G193.
DIED-Sentemhar at Ra1traano