The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-07-08

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genuine beauty show, and not only that,
but model and perfect proper one.
| Election Of Officers A. OH.
| At the annual election Of officers of
1.-The A. O. H. at Adrian, this state, the fol-
flowing officers were chosen for the ensu-
ing year: President, NJ. Holleran; vice.
president, T. J. Pagan; recording sec
rotary, NJ J. Murphy, financial secretary,
Inv. M. Finley; treasurer, VIM. O'Hearn;
|serReant<at-arms, P. Fogarty; sentinel,
T. F. Csrey; marshal, Ed. Egan.
Division No. /, St. Thomas, LIE Sueur
county, has elected officers, to wit: Presi-
dent, James Sullivan; vice president,
John Spense; recording secretary, W. Fl.
Burns; financial secretary, James Ro
nayne; insurance secretary, James DOH
erty; treasurer, Henry Regan; marshal,
Thos. Snaughnessy; sergeant-at-arms,
| D. NJ. Sullivan; chairman sick commit
| tee. Daniel Hickey.
Division No. l, Clontarf, Swift county:
President, James Kent; vice-president,
Francis Casey; recording secretary, M.
E. Conlogue; financial secretary, Patrick
Foley; insurance secretary, Jas. O'Don-
nell; treasurer, Jas. O'Donnell; marshal,
Patrick Darlington; sergeant-at-arms, A.
Robertson; sentinel, James Fleming;
chairman sick committee, John Gosson.
Division No. 2, Madison Lake, Blue
Earth county President, 7. B. Muir
laugh; ice-president, Robert Madlgan;
recording secretary, Chas. Doran; finan-
cial secretary, M. Gilbride; insurance
secretary, Jas. Brown; treasurer, Jas.
Sullivan; marshal, l.. P. Doran; sergeant
alarms, j. J. Sullivan; sentinel, Frank
Vaughn.
[ Division No. 2, Watertown, Carver
county-President, J. J. Connolly; vice.
president, Jas. Murphy; recording secre-
tary. J. B. Connolly; financial secretary,
P.'F. Craven; insurance secretary, P. II.
Murphy; treasurer, NJ. F. Ray; marshal,
J. F. Campbell; sergeant-at-arm Daniel
Heron; sentinel, E. NJ. Boyle; chairman
sick committee, Daniel Heron.
Division No. 8, St. Paul-President,
Thomas Kelly; VICE president, Phillip
Donahue; recording secretary, N. A. Cor
roy; financial secretary. r. J. McC ormick;
insurance secretary, Thos. Phillips; treas
urer, P. NJ. Maroney; marshal, Robert
Dillon; sergeant alarms, John Foster;
sentinel, Wm. Boyle.
Division No. S, st. Paul-President, j.
Ell. Gallagher; vice-president, j, F. Len
non; recording secretary, T. j. Doyle;
financial secretary, Jas. Lynch; insur-
ancs secretary, VIM. Geraghty; treasurer,
M. McGraw; marshal, Thos. Maloney;
sergeant-et-arms, j. j. Mcdonnell; sem
tinel, Joseph Madden; chairman sick
committee Thos. Maloney.
I Div sion No. !, Ellsworth, Mobiles
county-President, M. Holleran; vice
president, T. J. Pagan; recording secre-
tary, M. j. Murphy; financial secretary,
W. M. Finley; insurance secretary, Jas.
Burke; treasurer, w. .O'Hearn; marshal,
Edward Egan; sergeant alarms, P. Fo-
garty; sentinel, 7. F. Carey; chairman
sick committee, f. j Ash.
Division No. 1, Duluth president, j.
Callahan; vice president, NJ. Brown; re-
cording secretary, J. C. Hessian; financial
secretary. A. Murphy; insurance secre-
tary, j. G. Hessian; treasurer, Morgan
Sweeney; marshal, NJ. j. Durham; SER
gaant-at-arms, r. Long; sentinel, T. E.
Considine; chairman sick committee, DIR.
Phelan.
Division No. l, Anoka, Anoka county
President, T. NJ. Ryan; vice-president,
M. Tigue; recording secretary, Jas. Nc -,
Ardle; financial and insurance secretary,
Thos. Riley; treasurer. Thos. Clark; mar
shall, j. P. Ryan; sergeanl-at-arms, NJ.
Richards; sentinel, D. Lougnane; chair
man sick committee, T. NJ. Ryan.
Division No. 2, Benson. Swift county
President, Henry Murphy; vice-presi-
dent, James O'Connor; recording secre-
tary. T. FL. Donnelly; financial secretary,
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P. s. Gallagher; insurance secretary, P.
s. Gallagher; treasurer, J. G. Collins;
marshal, John McNelis; sergeant-at-
*rms, Peter Burns; sentinel, M. Hoban;
chairman sick committee, M. E. Quigley.
The Order of the Garter.
There are few things that an English
man likes better than to be made q
Wright Of the Garter when he has done
some great work for his country. But it
is TO be feared that most Knights Of the
Garter nowadays fail to do what was ex-
pected Of them when their Order was es-
tablished. It was founded BY King Ed
ward III. in honor OF the Blessed Virgin,
and because, "ont Of his singular affec-
ton Tor her, he had wished her to be
honored by his Knights. ? On the solemn