The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1919-01-25
ARMAGH.

His Eminence Cardinal Logue has
Il been pleased to appoint Rev. Cornelius
y Short, C. c., Carrickmacross, to be P.
r., Tandragee, in succession to Rev.
/ Bernard ]. Lavery, lately deceased.
ANTRIM.
Messrs. Herbert and James JohL-
8 ston, sons of Mr.. James Johnston,
Tate Avenue, Belfast, died within a
few hours of each other. Herbert who
was aged twenty-five, carried on land
agency business in Royal Avenue, and
was one of the best known Of Irish
footballers, having played inside left
for Belfast Celtic for the past three
seasons.
CARLOW.
Died-November Is, at the Pines,
Cloughna, Carlow, Dermot, son of
James Mcdonnell, of pneumonia, aged
eighteen.
cAvAN.
The funeral of the Rev. Father
Hickey, C. c., Kingscourt was at.
tended by very large number of par
ishiOners as we'll as large delegations
from various parts of the diocese.
CLARE.
Mr.. Patrick O'Shea was arrested at
his fathers house, Tiermana, Mullagh,
on a charge of illegal assembly, and
was removed by the military to Ennis.
CORK.
Steps were taken at public meet
ing in Middleton to erect a mOrtuary
chapel as a memorial to the late Ven
Archdeacon Hutch, d. D., V. F., P. P.
R. Fitzgerald, ]. P, G. U. d. c., pre-
sided. A sum of G450 were subscribed
on the spot, the last being started by
s1OO from Messrs. T. Mailman & Sons,
other subscriptions ranging from $50
downwards.
The Cork Corporation with one dis
sentiment, has demanded the release Of
all the interned Irishmen against whom
no change has been preferred.
DONEGAL.
Westport, Ballyshannon, DONEGAL,
civilian, tried by courtmartial at Bel
fast on October IL, for endangering
the safety of members Of his Majes-
TVS forces by the discharge of firearms
at Ballyshannon on September a., has
been sentenced to one years impris-
onment with hard labor.
DOWN..
Mr.. ]. J. Johnston, l. P, candidate
for East Down, held meetings at Clan
varaghan, Dromara, Leitrim, Kilsoo,
and Ardglass, the speakers including
Messrs. J. P. O'Kane, J. o. Dougherty,
J. MacMahon, S. Kinney, ]. Sharvin,
p. ]. Curran, w. P. Keown, w. J.
Devlin.
DUBLIN.
Votes of sympathy were passed by
Dublin Guardians with Alderman Del.
ahunt on the death of his wife; with
T. Murphy on the death of his daugh.
ter, and with J. p Condor, clerk, on
the death Of his daughter.
The annual appeal on behalf of the
Christian Brothers in charge of the
North Brunswick st. School, was made
in St. Paul's Church, Arran Quay.
The community is entirely dependent
for support on the voluntary contribu.
lions of the public, and they have 400
boys in the schools.
FERMANAGH.
Frank Harling, alias Hardy, was re-
turned for trial at Enniskillen, charged
with obtaining 94S by fraud from Mrs.
Winifred Dooley, Tuam, by posing as
an official in the Army Canteen De
partment.
GALWAY.
At meeting of the Tuam Sim
Fein Club it was decided to approach
Most Rev. DR.. Gilmartin, Archbishop
of Tuam, on the question of allowing
priests so desiring to canvass in the
Sinn Fein interests for the forthcom
ing election.
KERRY.
The Royal Humane Society's certifi
cate has been awarded to M. O'Con
nor, Ballyshannon, for his gallantry in
saving Limerick gentleman from
drowning.
Died-At Killorglin, John, eldest sor
of Patrick O'Shea, wool merchant.
KILDARE.
The Newbridge Town Commission
ers passed resolution expressing deel
regret at the death of the Rev. Father
MacLoughlin, o. p, and rendering sym
pathy to his relatives and to the com
munity at the Newbridge Dominican
College.
- KILKENNY.
The death took place, following in
fuenza, at the Friary, Kilkenny, OF
Rev. Father Chrysostom, o. S. F. C.
Master of Novices. He was a son Of
Mr.. George A. Sutton, Sundays Well
Cork, and completed his religious stufl