Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-07-01
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-0eneral
News Notes.

Il dNilNh wa
Presidential chair of Divisions.
Division reelected its old officers.
This means another successful year.
Division Presidents will announce their
appointments at the coming meetings.
Division meets Wednesday evening,
when the installation of officers will take
place.
Col. Joe Taylor's friends regret that
his new duties prevent his attendance at
meetings.
Dan Gleason proved himself a past
master as music director at the Jefferson
vile picnic.
The Jacksonville Hibernians have
been requested to give another picnic at
Forest Park.
Every Hibernian in Kentucky should
renew his subscription, sending one dollar
for the same.
The County Board held its meeting
Tuesday evening. Only routine business
was transacted.
Division will not meet next Tuesday.
1t decided to spend the Glorious Fourth
at Lion Garden.
The Young Mems Division would like
to hear from those Hibernians who think
they can play ball.
Tim Sullivan takes stenographic rec
ord of the proceedings, and his report
makes interesting reading,
Edward Rafferty, and John Burke will
add strength to Division 4. They are
imbued with the right spirit
Don't fail to hear Tom Dolan sing his
latest song, telling how Tom Keenan,
buried Dan McGinty. It's rich.
Division 2 of New Haven, Conn, will
during the present year endeavor to at
tain the largest membership in that
State.
The members of Division were pleased
to see Mr.. Newton G. Rogers, the we'll
known lawyer, at the meeting Tuesday
evening.
John Kavanaugh, Our representative
has made a most favorable impression
upon the Ladies' Auxiliary over the river
He's all right.
The officers of Division wore thei
handsome new badges Wednesday even
ing. They should be seen by the mem
bers of other divisions.
Division 4 added another to her excel
lent list of entertainers in the person
Will Dulaney. When out in Limericl
call on him at Seventh and ST. Catherine
Division must hereafter keep its eye
open. She is still in the lead, but th'
older one will now endeavor to overtak
and pass her. The result will be watched
with interest.
President Reilly and Barney Coll seem
, ed to be everywhere and always on tn
hustle at the Forest Park picnic. Mucl
of its success can be credited to thei
excellent work.
Division of Charlestown, Mass, ha
, again unanimously reelected DENIM
,, O'Sullivan to the office of Recording
Secretary, a position which he has he'll
continuously since 1873.
State President James ]. Grithn, c
Manchester, and Secretary Chas. O'Neil
of Walpole, assisted by County Presiden
| Austin Riley, of Somersworth, installe
! the officers of the three divisions of Dover
q N. H., in the hall of Division q.
: Owing to absence from city of the lei
r resentative of this column the Kentuck
: Irish American failed to procure Harr
: Bradys speech nominating Presider
John Hennessy, which has been pre-
nounced the most brilliant oratoric'
4 effort yet heard this year.
i Mrs. Barney Coll, Misses Nellie M
n Donald, Katie Tracy, Katie O'Hearn an
v the members of the Jacksonville Ladie
e Auxiliary, who looked after the refresl
e ments for Division l, were compliments
upon all sides for the good cheer al
! hospitality dispensed. The men cou
n not have gotten along without them.
IS Division 2 of Naugatuck, Conn, is IN
If fourishing condition, numerically al
IS financially. Its popular President, Br
II Donovan, who has been reelected for u
lie sixth time in succession, has ever maj
,e tested deep interest, as have the 9th
officers and members, in forwarding tr
Hibernianism.
A union meeting of Hibernians W
Or held in Mcdonald Hall, Manchester,
H. H., at which the officers of the three loo
is divisions and those of the Ladies' Aux
De airy were installed. There were preset
r. among others, the New Hampshire Sta
IN President, ]. ]. Griffin, and State Sec
a. tary Charles J. O'Neill and State Pre-
dent E. ]. Slattery, of Massachusetts,.
Division announces a pleasing 81
prise for its members and visitors at
II next meeting. President William Nj
$. han and his associates are going to set
lis example that may be followed with pre-
to by the other divisions. They would II
at TO see all the Hibernians in the city pr
IN ent that evening and extend them c
All dial invitation to attend.
rs. Thomas Mayors, of Company A, Hib
MAN Knights of Division "a, Bost'
sailed from New York lately for lrelai