The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-03-10
THE NORTHWEST.
Important Happenings In Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
~ Our Exchanges.
BISHOP ZARDETTl PROMOTED.
The Popular Prelate Has Been Ap-
pointed Archbishop Of Buchar.
est by the Pope.
MINNESOTA.

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Last Monday evening very interest
| ing lecture was delivered by Rev. F p.
Kerv1ck, of Pipestone, at the town hall
in Waverly on Societies in general and
the A. O. H. in particular"
The young people of the Guardian
Angels parish, Hastings, have in prepar-
alton two choice comedies which they in
tend to stage on st. Patrick's day. The
plays are entitled, ''The Irish Attorney"
and ''Slasher and Crasher," and the tai
ent engaged insures the best celebration
of Ireland's day that Hasting has ever
seen.
Nora Dolan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Dolan, of Graceville, died at the
parental home on Feb. 25, at the age Of
IL months. The funeral took place from
Holy Rosary church and the remains
were laid to rest in Lakeside cemetery.
The parents have the sincere sympathy
of large circle of friends in their sad be-
reavement.
Rev. Father Dwyer authorizes us to
state, says the Rochester Record and
Union, that he will not allow to be sold
any tickets to the grand entertainment to
be given at Stewartville next st. Pat
rick'e day, March 17th, until the after
noon OF that day. The reason is that all
may have an equal chance to procure the
choicest seats.
Rev. Father Herman was one Of the
speakers at the annual camp fire held in
Owatonna last week by the James 4.
Goodwin post. Though ten minutes
address, 80 intensely interesting and elo-
quent was it that during it's delivery he
was frequently obliged to wait for the
applause to cease. He paid a touching
tribute to Lincoln and was rewarded by
enthusiastic plaudits from the G.. a. r.
Wednesday incoming, Feb. %, a very
successful mission closed at st. Joseph's
church, Owatonna. Nearly four hundred
PERSONS received communion. There was
present at the mission besides the Rev.
2. J. Herman, pastor of the church, the
following from other missions: Fathers
Lee and Pavlin, of Faribault; Horan, of
Winonaj Treanor, of Waseca; Murray, of
Blooming Prairie. Bishop Ootter would
be present and close the mission but was
reluctantly detained in Winona on dio-
cesan ousinlss,
The Anoka Union records the death
Of Mrs. Patrick Flaherty, one of the old
est settlers OF that county. Her hus-
band has been an invalid for twenty
years, and the death of his wife comes to
him with more force and sadness than
t auy one else. He is now quite feeble,
ana seems to be getting worse, caueed
| undoubtedly by the demise of her whom
he had loved and cherished for forty.
nine years. One year more, and they
had hoped to celebrate their golden wed-
ding, but relentless death would not
have it 60 Mary Ann Flaherty was born
in ireland, April %, 1922. She came to
New Brunswick, where she remained q
few years, and then moved to Newbury-
port, Mass, where she married. On July
4, 1856, they came to Anoka county, and
| took up a home On the east side of Rum
River. Here they resided until 1862,
when they removed to the farm they now
occupy. OF twelve children resulting
from this marriage, four are living. They
are John and Henry Flaherty and Mira.
Lucy Sullivan of Grow, and Joseph Fla
herty of Anoka.
Though Bishop Zardetti, of st. Cloud,
was in possession of the news of his ap-
pointment as Archbishop Of Bucharest
for more than month past, he disclosed
it to only two Of his most intimate as
sistant priests, preferring to await the
arrival OF certain official documents.
The news Of his promotion was received
by his flock with mingled feelings OF
qualification and regret-gratifcation
that he hes been called to higher and
more exalted station in the Church, and
regret that he will thereby be called
away from the diocese of st. Cloud,
which be assumed control Of when il
passed frora the missionary class, and in
which he has brought order ont Of con-
fusion and placed it's affairs in excellent
condition. Upon his arrival in ST. Cloud,
November q, 1889, Bishop Zardetti q
once set to work to place his diocese on