The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-04-06

We're escorted to Calvary cemetery
last Wednesday morning. Deceased
was about 80 years of age and leaves
no family. May his soul rest in peace!
Mrs. NJ. ]. Enright. of East Grand
Forks, is visiting in st. Paul these
days and entertaining her son Fred.
who is student at st. Thomas col
lege.
Mrs. Bridget Delaney, wife of John
Delaney, of Iglehart street, died dur
ing the week and was buried from st.
Joscph's church last Wednesday MORN
ing. Deceased was a most devout and
respected member of st. Josephs con-
grcgation for many years. She raised
a good family, among whom are the
brothers Delaney, secretary and treas
urer, respectively, of the Northwestern
Telephone company at Minneapolis
and Detroit, Mich. The funeral was
one of the largest seen to leave st.
Joseph's for Calvary in years, which
showed the great respect in which de-
ceased and the family are held.
DIR. and Mrs. j. A. Dunn, of the
Albion, will return next week from
the East.
Colonel a. X. Arnold, formerly
commanding officer ut TT. Meade S.
d., has been placed on the retired list.
having reached the age of 81 years
Edward Newman, the 14.year-old
hoy who accidentally shot himself in
the head Wednesday morning. is still
i'll critical condition at st. Joseph's
hospital.
Palm Sunday was celebrated at st.
Peter Clavier's church by special mus
ic at high mass. Mrs. +. l.. McGhcc
sang "The Palms"
Thos. Calvin, Ernest Provost and
Il. A. Woodbury., the men injured in
the Wisconsin Central freight train
wreck at Bunker Hill cut Tuesday
morning of last week, are much i'm
proved. They will he able to return,
to their work in a short time.
Mrs. Abbic Mccarthy died Friday o.
last week at the advanced age of s..
years. The funeral took place from
the residence of her son. Cornelius Nc
Carthy, 343 East Sixth street. Monday
morning at $50 with service ut st.
Mary's church.
Miss Grace Campbell. Hague ave
nue.. Thursday afternoon. entertained
twelve guests at luncheon and pro
grcssive eucllre. The high scores were
made by Miss Wiman, of Minneapolis,
Miss Lee and Miss Thornc.
Ludwig Plciss. aged so years, died
at his late residence, $40 Pleasant
avenue, Thursday, March %. Funeral
was held from the home with service
at the Assumption church, March 80.
Michael COnnors died at the homo
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Conllors,
S6S Gaulticr street, March %. The
funeral was held Sunday.
Paul l. Zimmerman. late private of
Company G, Thirteenth Minnesota
volunteers, talked to the old soldiers
at the Soldiers Home, Minnellaha
Park, Saturday evening. lie illustrat-
ed his lecture with pictures taken
while with his regiment in the Philip
pines.
Patrick J. OBricn has commenced
his duties as street commissioner in
the Third Fourth and Ninth wards.
The three largest cloirs in the city
will sing OH Easter Sunday. Bcethov-
ems Mass in G will be sung at ST.
Maly's church and at st. Luke's, and
at the Cathedral a mass of Clerubini's
will be sung.
On Palm Sunday, at the Cathedral.
Archbishop Ireland blessed the palms.
During Holy Week 135 scminarians
from st. Paul's Seminary chantcd the
tenebrn.
Among the carriers added to the
postoffice force are II. w. Lawler and
]. P. O'Neill. A. B. McCaulry is clerk,