The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-02-10
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Correspondence IntermOuntain Cathoiic)
=. NJ. 3. a. DIRECTORY.

Denver, Colo, Feb. 4, 1900.
superintendent state deputy, John A
FLYNN, 72S Fifteenth street.
superintendent district deputy, p. 7
McDermOtt, Como Colo.
SACRED HEART BRANCH NO. !.
Meets first and third Wednesday il
each month, St. Patrick's hall. 80,
Charles building, Fifteenth and Curtis
streets. Spiritual adviser. Rev. Father
Barry chancellor, John Gibson; pres
ldent, p. J. Gallagher; first vice-presi-
dent, John NJ Gibson: second vice
president, b. Neville: recording secre-
tary. Thomas j. Leary; assistant re-
cording secretary, John p. Hammill;
financial secretary, Thomas Fielding;
treasurer, William Maloney; marshal,
Edward Devlin, guard. j. Dinneen;
trustees J. McGrath, J. NJ. Gibson,
Thomas J. Leavy.
ST. JOSEPH'S BRANCH. NO. >.
Meets second and last Monday each
month at St Leo's hall, Tenth and Col
fax. Spiritual adviser, Rev. William O..
Ryan; chancellor, John Casey; presi-
dent George Foley: first vice -presi-
dent. Joseph ]. Dutton; second vice
president, p. Petit; recording secre-
taTy. Thomas P. Leavy; financial sec
rotary, James Browne; treasurer,
Thomas Brown: marshal 7. c. Walsh:
guard. ]. Casey; trustees, S. Henaghan,
Z. Laeroix, John GIiffen.
BRANCH NO. A.
Meets first and third Monday each
month at St EliZabeth's haH, Eiev-
enth and Curtis streets. Spiritual ad-
wiser. Rev. Father Francis; chansellor,
Charles Mast
COLORADO BRANCH 4. DENVER.
President, Charles Dunst; first vice
president, Frank Liholz: second vice
president, John Heinse: recording sec
Hses- ,s,T
cording secretary, Henry ]. Griebling;
financial secretary, John Griebling;
treasurer, Jules Litterle; marshal, Phil
ip Keller; guard. Will Hodapp; trus-
tees, Herman Woertmann, Michael
Klamman, Herman Ulbrich, Anton Ell
Ii, f. w. Paroth.
ST. DOMINIC'S NO. 4.
Meets first and third Thursday each
month at Johnson's hall, 254S Fifteenth
street. Spiritual adviser, Rev. Father
Brockbank; chancellor, Martin H. |
Mitchell; president, J. r Johnson; first |
vice-president j. Connolly second vice !
president, w. f. Close; recording sec
retary, J. j. IveTS; financial secretary, /
+. c. Gillespie; treasurer, D. Y. Healey; /
marshal, n. p. Burcher; guard, T. A /
Meagher, T. ". Lyman, NJ. + Muir
ray, II. J. Cooke.
ANNUNCIATIONB BRANCH NO 6.
Nests second and fourth TUESDAYS
zach month, Gyllestein's hall, Thirty
dghth street and Downing avenue
Spiritual adviser, Rev. Father Robin
son. chancellor, 7. w. Casey; presi-
5ent, Michael Lewis: first vice-presi-
dent, Eugene O'Neill; second vice
president. George w. GraVeline; re-
cording secretary, N. NJ. Ryan; assist
ant recording secretary. c. w. HeWes;
financial secretary 2. T Sullivan;
treasurer. Frank FIoffee: marshal. An
1rsw Herbner; guard, John Fully; trus-
tees. L. O'Neill, T. w. Casey, J. b.
Dunn,
Jan. %, 1900.
Superintendent State Deputy Flynn,
assisted by Chancellor Leavy of branch
l. Installed the officers of st. JoseDh's
branch No. ,, c. NJ. B. A, at St. LeO's
nall. The reports of the retiring Off
GERS showed the branch progressing
nicely and bids fair 10 resume its old
line pTOgressiTeness under the present !
energetic leadership of Brothers Foley,
Outton, Brown and Leavy. The famil- :
ar figure Of District Deputy Brother
IcDermott, who has done much sue !
,essiul work both for the branch and :
he association, was absent. Reports !
IRE expected from various points in the :
Mountains on the results Of his mis- 7
ion- The meeting adjourned. after a
cry eloquent address by Deputy Flynn :
n the good Of the association. :
Jan. %. 1900 :
Resolutions Of respect of st. Joseph's
ranch Nc. >. c. NJ. b. A, Denver, Colo.
Whereas, Almighty God. in His in :
mite wisdom has seen lit to call to I
eT eternal reward Mrs. Elizabeth Ma :
me the beloved mother Of our es- :
aemed brother, Rev. T. II. Malone:
Whereas, BY her death he has lost a !,
ind and affectionate mother; thare- :,
lTe. be it
Resolved. That we extend to the be- 9
aaved family and friends, especially =
, cur beloved brother. our sincere -
in the sad hour Of their al -
iction: and be it further -
Resolved. That these resolutions be -
lTead Upon the minutes of the branch. -
copy be sent to the family and same =
mt for publication in the Colorado -
atholic. r.
THOMAS P. LEAVY, - -