The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-11-16
ANTRIM

Mr.. T. Mcconnell, CORDIALLY, Antrim
has been made a J.P.
The deaths have taken place at Bal
lymena of Mr.. w. Clarke, boot and
shoe manufacturer, and of Mrs. Hood
widow of Mr.. S. Hood, J.P., late chair.
man of the Urban Council.
ARMAGH
Sister Mary Matthew, daughter Of
Mrs. Rose Morgan, aAdenore, County
Armagh, has died at the Convent Of the
Assumption, Alton Castle, N. Stats.
Most Rev. DR.. O'Donnell was repre-
scented at the large funeral of Mr.. j.
McMonagle. foreman, The Mills. Let
terkenny. Derry Guardians extended
sympathy to Mr.. John Pinkerton, J.P.,
The Cross, on the death of his son.
CORK
Mr.. ]. o. Daish, accountant, Ma
tional Bank, Milstreet, is retiring on
pension.
Mallow Urban Council expressed re-
gret at the death of Rev. M. Lane,
&C., Mallow.
The death has taken place Of Mr..
T. G. Murphy, Newmarket, a we'll
known auctioneer.>
Miss A. Roche (Sr. M. GabrieD,
only daughter of the late Mr.. M. F.
Roche, Sundays Well, Cork, has been
professed member of the Mercy Or
der by the Most Rev. DR.. Ward at the
Convent, Brentwood. .....
Inebriate reformatories for men and
women have been established in Cork
prison.
CLARE
From all parts of the country comes
the same news of heavy rains, flood
ings and damage to crops, The Shan
non and its tributaries have over
flowed their banks, submerging low.
lying lands and roadways. Portions
Of Ennis were flooded to depth of
from two to three feet; abnormally
high tides and transforms did much
damage to fishing craft in Kilkee, and
nearly all the bathing boxes were de-
stroyed, one of the chief sufferers be-
ing Mr.. j. Brann, whose livelihood
largely depended on his bathing ma
chimes, but fund has been started for
his relief.
DERRY
Mr.. H. Byrne, J.P., died at his resi-
dence at Moneymore.
Miss E. B. w. Johnson, Victoria
High School, Derry, has Won the Irish
Society's Trinity scholarship of EGO.
DONEGAL
DIED.-September "a, at Cloughoge,
Newry, Thomas Rafferty,, farmer and
cattle dealer. Interment at Killeen.
Close upon a150 has been raised
for presentation to Pie. James Duffy,
V.C., 1nniskilling, Fus., of Bonagee,
Letterkenny, as token Of his native
county's appreciation.
Mr.. M'Clintock, stationmaster, earn.
donagh, has been appointed to Bun.
crana.
On being presented with white
gloves at Donegal, Quarter Sessions,
Judge Cooks said he was aware that
many in the division had, irrespective
of religion, Joined the forces.
FERMANAGH
Enniskillen u. c. passed a resolu-
ton of sympathy with Mr.. P. Crum.
ley, MP, on the death of his grandson,
1t. Martin.
MARRIED.-sept. 10, at Doobally
with Nuptial Mass), by the Rev. T.
McGauran, PIP, Killinagh, Charlie
Macguire, J.P., Derrygonnelly, Co. Fer.
managh, youngest son Of Edward Ma.
guire, Knockmore, to May, eldest
daughter of John Mcguire, J.P., Cashel
House, Dowra, Co. Cavan.
GALWAY
Galway Guardians passed a resolu.
ton of welcome to Mr.. T. Ruane,
Chairman DC, on his release from
prison. The L.G.B. having aagin re.
fused sanction to DR.. Glynn as MO-,
Turloughmore district, the chairman,
Mr.. M. J. Cooke. said that body could
either accept him or have DR.. Cusack
released.
Ballinasloe Asylum Committee ex.
pressed sympathy with Mr.. M. Reddy,
MP, on the death Of his wife.
IT. KILKENNY
MARRIED.-sept. "a, at St. Cath
erine's, Meath street, Dublin, by the
Rev. J. d. McDermott, Edward j., son
of the late E. Shearman, Kilkenny, to
Mary c., daughter of the late John
Laracy, Supt. at Headquarters, D.M.P.,
Dublin,
KERRY
Patk. Casey (40) got entangled In
the shafting of a gas engine in the
Tralee gas works and was killed.
MARRIED.-Sept. 10, at st. Johns
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