The Irish standard., 1897-01-16
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The county board should interpose and
refuse to approve this unwise move, be-
cause. the best Interests Of the order do
not warrant such: proceeding. And be-
sides lit was not intended that, an a1xili-
AIRY should BE- organized IN: any locality
save where a division Of the A. o. H.
exists, and to which the former shall be
auxiliary No. 4 is satisfied with one So
ciety of earnest lady workers. Let the
members of No. 3 harmonic their differ
ences, if they have any, and work togeth-
er as do their sisters of the East Side.
Let all begin the year with singleness
of purpose and forget the past. If mis-
takes have been made guard against them
in re future.
Division No. this city, is in -four
ishing condition. 1t is third in member
ship, and has nearly $500 in the Farmers
and Mechanics bank, and the finance
committee have commended the officers
for their efficiency. The late treasurer
was the first to deposit the funds of the
division so that it would draw interest,
and we hope his successor will be as
painstaking and take the same interest in
his office. After four years. service Bro.
P. Flaherty surrenders his Office with
clean hands and an honest heart, and the
division owes him debt of gratitude it
can never repay.
Monday evening last Division No. 3,
Ladies' Auxiliary installed its officers.
County President Mrs. Cummings offlci-
ated and the new incumbents made a
good impression Sister Best was per-
fectly at case in the chair and her Sc
lection will prove wise one. The writ
er has always taken a deep interest III
this auxiliary and he hopes that wise
counsel will prevail and that no other Dir
vision will be organized in the same ter
ritory, as is now contemplated.
The finance committee and the officers
OF the division recently met at the resi-
dence of Bro. J. !. Doran to audit the
books, and as usual they were handsome
w entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Doran,
who served a most appetizing lunch.
The bill of fare was as good as any par
taken of at the West. We hope that ].
J.. and wife will long be spared to enjoy
the good things Of life.
Division No. 2, Ladies' Auxiliary of
this city, has elected officers as follows:
President, Mrs. A. F. Boran; vice pres
ident, NJ E. Kilroe; recording secretary,
Rebecca Lyons; financial secretary, Mrs.
G. Turner; treasurer, Mrs. w. Doyle;
insurance secretary, Mollie Callahan,
sergeant at arms, Nellie O'Brien; senti-
mel, Hanna Collins; outside sentinel,
Nellie Ring.
Division Number of the Ladies Aux
iliary extend cordial invitation to all
the other Divisions Of the city to attend
their einch party to be given Monday
evening January 25th at their hall,
Washington and 10th Ayes North.
Sister Benson, who has been seriously
sick, is on the road to recovery. During
her sickness she was cheered by the love
and sisterly solieitude manifested by the
auxiliary, who seemed to vie with each
other in looking after her welfare and
comfort. When one is tossing on sick
BED, then one appreciates the benefcient
spirit OF fraternity.
No. ) viii give card party on the
18th inst. All members Of the auxi1iary
III the city are: invited to attend and share
f.le enjiso ynient off the occasion