St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04
ii Into Into Widow
iea[s VI General and Orphans Total.
age Fund. Fund.
1S to 80 SO 90 81 90 70 w
80 to 35 4 90 90 ~
35 to 40 5 90 3 90 90
40 to As 100 90 II %
VISITING THE SICK.

The president appoints monthly from
the roll book seven persons, VINO constl-
tute sick committee, the president and
vice-presidents also being members ex
OfficiO of the committee.
1t is the duty of the committee to visit
the sick, except in case of an infectious
disease. The committee visit in the fol-
lowing order: No. 1, on Thursday; No.
2, on Friday; No. 3, on Saturday; No. 4
on Sunday; No. 5, on Monday; No. 6 on
Tuesday, and No. Z, on Wednesday.
Each member Of the committee
enters his name in book to be left at
the regular meeting of the society the
member visiting on that day (No. y
takes possession of the book and deliV-
ers it to the president. If the illness
continue, the book is again to be handed
to No. 1, who shall leave it for sigma
lures as before, and this arrangement is
continued until recovery.
1t is the duty of any member of the
sick committee who shall receive notice
of the sickness of member to visit him
within twenty-four hours under pen
atty of so cents.
No member is entitled to benefits I'M
til he shall have been twelve consec-
utive months in the society, and no ben
efits are granted for less than one week,
and arrears of all kinds shall be de-
Quoted from any benefits to which any
person may be entitled.
In case of the death of the wife of any
member entitled to benefits, the sum Of
S25 shall be paid out of the treasury to
aid in paying the funeral expenses.
There is "the widow and orphans
fund.-" the object of which is the con-
tinuation of a fund for the benefit of
relatives of deceased member.
The society, at present, is in splendid
shape, both in point of membership and
financially. The treasurer's report,
submitted Jan. 1, 1888, showed balance
in the treasury of $538.22, and balance
in the widow and orphans fund of
$534.15, after paying benefit of $500 on
account of a deceaced member. In
February, 1886, the first annual banquet
and reunion in honor of the anniversary
of the society was given. Each year
since then these social affairs have
taken place, and have proved the most
delightful gatherings in Catholic circles.
THE MEMBERS.
The society roll includes the names of
eighty-three members in good standing,
as follows: Patrick Keigher, John Miner,
Daniel Sweeney, P. Fl. McManus, M. j.
O'Connor, James Waters, Mark Costello,
John Dowlan. James King, William De-
laney, j. j. Egan, Anthony Cotfey, P.
FL. Kelly, Patrick Butler, Daniel Null
len, Michael White, Joseph Mcclellan,
James Cleary, Thomas Greenville, Owen
King, Thomas McArdle, Charles Fal-
lon, Edward Shields, Michael Roche,
Terrence O'Brien, William McKenna,
John O'Connell, 7. j. B0wlan, John
Corcoran, William Byrne, William Gull
linane, Richard Doyle, Thomas Hee-
nan, Henry O'Gorman, Thomas Nolan,
Thomas Doyle, j. G. Duggan, William
O'Gorman, James Doyle, Thomas
O'Meara, Patrick Monis, George Demp-
sey, Thomas Mcmahon, Peter DAILY,
John Clark, Michael Mullane, Frank
Mcclure, Matthias Breen, P. T. Kava-
nagh, Ed McNamee, John Bell, Thomas
Davis, Thomas Brennan, John Game,
Dennis Ryan, Fergus Fahey,
John Mcclellan, James O'Grady, John
Cook, G. l. Mccarthy, Coleman, j. Fla
herty, Thomas Manning, j. G. Don
nelly, Patrick O'Grady, John E. Barry,
John F. Broderick, James DOwian, p.
H. Thornton, John Doyle, Dennis Muir
ply, John Twohy, Jr., Terrence Kenny,
Stephen Burns, Lawrence Casserly, ID.
W. Lawlor, j. c. Markoe, W. P. Hud-
ner, John C. Caulfield. James FOrrestal,
James Heating, P. E. Murphy, p. F.
O'Halloran and James Mcdonald.
The society holds it's meetings the
first Wednesday of each month at Cru
saders' hall.
1t is the intention of the society
shortly to raise the amount paid on the
death of member from $500 to 81 1000.
NJ. j. D.