The Irish standard., 1896-12-19
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out the state came reports this week Of
election Of officers, as follows;
Morton, Renvtlle County President,
| J. H. Reagan; vice president, NJ, A. Dom
lon; recording secretary, G. J. Reagan;
treasurer, T. NJ. keefe; financial secre-
tary, D. r. Feefe; insurance secretary,
A. II. Keefe.
Division No. !. St. Thomas. LIE Sueur
County President, d. w. Burns; vice
president, J. s. O'Donnell; recording
secretary. w. H Burns; financial secre-
tary, James Ronayne; treasurer, Henry
Regan; insurance secretary, James Do
herty. The division is in q most flourish
/ Ing condition and prospects are bright
for the establishment of branch Of the
Daughters Of Erin in St. Thomas.
Belle Plaine, Scott County President,
DR.. G. r. Maloney; vice president, James
O'Neil; recording secretary, H. B. Con-
Ion; financial secretary, D. NJ. Cava-
naugh; treasurer, Daniel Callahan; In
surance secretary, William Fitzgerald.
Waseca Hibernians, at recent meet
ing, elected officers as follows, to serve
for the ensuing year: President, James
Kelley; vice president, Michael Lam
bert; recording secretary, Charles Spill
land; financial secretary, d. O'Keeffe;
treasurer, P. McI1oone; sergeant-at-
arms, J. H. Gallagher; sentinel, John
McLoone.
The A. o. H. cadets held an election
Of officers at their regular meeting last
Sunday, the following officers being
chosen: ]. T. Collins, president; Ed.
Mccarthy, vice president; AL. McDer-
mott, recording secretary; Charles Cal
laghan, financial secretary; B. Finley,
treasurer; j. Collins and R. Armstrong.
sergeants-at-arms;- Philip Fitzgerald,
sentinel j.. e.. =. q, "
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
the names of the newly elected officers
of Division No. Z, of this city. III" our
correspondent from that division, says:
1.-THE old officers have worked hard and
their work has borne good fruit. The
division, though not quite two years old,
has IS members in good standing, and
close to s400 in the treasury. Our meet
ings are always well attended and the
reason for this is noted in the fact that
we have an excellent program prepared
for each meeting, We have in connec-
ton with our division a social and lit
erary club, and. this winter we will take
up the study of parliamentary law. If
some, Of our.older divisions desire to, get
pointers in that direction let them visit
No. Z. A word for the press. AS we ap-
proach the new year, if our leaders-that
is to say, our new officers-will only in
terest themselves, they can Increase the
circulation of our official organ, The Irish
Standard. Liberal in giving us such
space as we desire in our correspond
ence, the publishers are doing well their
part in assisting to build up the order.
We should all take the Irish Standard
and thus show our appreciation Of. the
efforts made for us in this direction.
Other organizations are quick to encour-
age the press and l trust our newly
elected officers of the A. o. H. will not
neglect it,
Division No. 2, Auxiliary to the A. o.
H., Ramsey county, will give a social hop
Wednesday evening, Dec. 80, at Twin
City Hail, corner Rice street and Uni
versity avenue.
Has your annual election of officers
vet taken place? II so, send in their
names to the Irish Standard for publica-
ton. Secretaries will please bear this in
mind throughout the state, that the
names of the newly elected officers for
each division may find way into these
columns at ain early date.
The following brothers were elected
officers Of Division No. 1, A. 0. HI, of
Mankato, Blue Earth county, at meet
ing held Monday, December 14th: Pres
ident, G. O. Daley; vice president, w:
r. Hayes; recording secretary, j. P.
Cuddy; financial secretary, Hugh Nc
Laughlin; treasurer, T. R. Coughlan;
sergeant-at-ar George II. Whalen;
sentinel, j. P. Hayes; marshal, J. L.
Cuddy; chairman standing committee,
Thomas McGarvey; insurance secretary,
]. G. Morris. 81.
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