The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-10-26
MUNSTER.

NUNS Eh.
John M. Collins, well-known YOU
ghal merchant, who has died, was con-
nected with many local public bodies,
and for term was chairman of the
U. Council.
Sergt. Conorns, r. I. c., was elected
Clerk Of Douglas Petty Sessions Dis
trict, defeating Healy invaded from
the navy; Daniel Hurley, managing
clerk of Stubs, and T. Edwards, Clerk
of Riverstown Sessions.
Ennis Guardians have passed a reso-
luton asking Most Rev. Dr. Coyne to
restore Rev. M. O'Flanagan to his &C.
clesiastical functions.
The S. of Ireland Castle Trade AS
sociation have subscribed G703 to the
Cork Sailors Widows and Orphans
Fund, bringing the total to 97,242.
On his marriage the agents of the
Fermoy section of the Prudential AS
surance Co. made suitable presenta-
ton to A. l.. Walton, Asst. Supt.
A kilkee correspondent states that
as coal costs e5 ton there, and as
the turf supplies are being bought for
other districts, and the price going up
accordingly, it is impossible for old
age pensioners to pay IS. Cd. for dom
keys load of turf-about fortnight's
supply.
For using motor CYCLE not in &C.
cordance with the Order Thos. F. Nor
rissey, N. T., Loughatarick, Woodford,
Co. Galway, was fined EOS. at Lihmore
Petty Sessions. 1t was stated defend
ant came from Galway to see his wife,
who was staying with her people at
Balilnvelia.
Youghal D. G. adjourned as a mark
of sympathy with their colleagues, ].
J. Curran and other relatives, on the
| death of his brother, the late DR.. M.
! Curran. Rathkeale Town Commission.
ers expressed sympathy with the rela-
tives of the late Jas. Cahill and T.
Hennessy.
wired to Mr.. Burgess, Transport Con-
troller, to relieve the cattle conges-
F, ton.
While engaged in bringing a liberty
party of naval ratings ashore to Cas-
tletown, one of the crew of the motor
tender, named Eothen, 18 years of age,
| n potivo If D1vr,oo,th Foil ovorhoo I'd
and was drowned.
Rev. M. Foley, P. p, Ballyduff &C.,
Waterford), who has died, was an ex.
emplary Churchman, whose loss is
profoundly regretted. Durris magis.
trates adjourned the Court as trib.
ute to their late colleague, Mr.. Benja.
min O'Connor, J. P. Bantry, and ex.
tended sympathy to his relatives. Mill.
street Guardians adjourned as a trib.
ute to the late Mr.. John Buckley, r.
D. G.
| Cork Harbor Board expressed sym.
pathy with A. M'Mullen on the death
of his nephew, Mr. M'Mullen, an old
member of the Board.
Rev. w. ]. Hayes, who has been put
in charge of the Catholic mission at
Bailey Carr, near Dewsbury, is a ma,
tive of Killenaule.
| T. Mailman and Sons, of the Avon.
core flour mills, Middleton, whose
workers recently struck for increased
weekly wage, and who resumed work
on being granted Is. advance of wages
have granted the men an additional
increase of 4s. per week, bringing their
wages to 34s., and the back money al
Is. per week to the Oath May.
Very Rev. Canon Wigmore, D. D..
P. p, Mallow, left e2,9S1. He be
queathed $1,000 and his books and
plate to the Bishop of Cloyne for St
Colman's College, Fermoy; e100 fol
a little chapel in Mallow parish church
to be erected over his grave; ESQ tt
the Society of St. Vincent de Paul fol
the poor of the parish; and ESQ fol
Masses.
Rev. G. Tierney, Limerick, has beer
transferred to Esker, Co. Galway. HI
was formerly Director of the Archcon
fraternity Of the Holy Family, ant
great regret is felt at his departure.
The Irish Transport Union Limericl
District Committee have called on al
members to abstain from all intoxicat
ing drink until the publicans moderat,
their profit.
Rev. James O'Callaghan has beef
appointed headmaster of the Corl
branch of the Munster Training Col
lege of Irish. Financial report shove,
balance of ESQ on hand.
i ULSTER.
w. H. Farley, Windsor Ave., Luz
J gan, has been appointed Sec., UP
Bann Navigation Trust, in succession