The Irish standard., 1903-12-12
DULUTH NEWS.

DIVISION NO. L. "A. ". H., nelu y
we'll attended meeting last Wednes-
day evening. Five new members we're
initiated into the order, and twelve
new applications for membership
were read.
The degree team of the order con-
ferred the first and second degrees on
the new members. Brother Kennedy,
of st. Paul. who organized Division
No. ]. was present ut the meeting and
made few remarks for the good of
the order.
State President Reagan. and f'resi-
dent Clarke of the \. O. H. insurance
fund. will visit Duluth on Sunday,
December 18th. An open meeting of
Division No. 1 will be held in the Odd
Fellows hall on that day. Both the
state officers will address the meeting
on the \. o. H., it's aims and objects
and the good work which it has ac-
complished. 1t is the intention of the
local members of the order to give
their state officers Il good welcome.
They also invite every Irishman and
their descendants in this city to at
tend the open meeting and hear what
the \. o. II. is doing y musical pro-
gram will he prepared for the occa-
sion. The committee having the open
meeting i'll charge is composed as fol-
1n1,, Ir1,
Ray O'Keefe. Frank Jordan and,
Augustine Murphy.
The next regular meeting of Divi-~
sion No. 1. \. 0. H.. will be held OH
Sunday afternoon. December Goth, at
2:3O O'Clock in Odd Fellows hall.
Division No. 1, l.. 4. \. o. H., met
last Wednesday evening and elected
officers as follows for the ensuing
year: President, DR.. Lucy Daley;
vice president. Mrs. O'Donnell: record,
ing secretary. Miss Mae Murphy; fl
nancial secretary. Miss Abbie Powers:
Insurance secretary. Mrs. ID. p. Nc
Donald, treasurer. Mrs. NJ. Browne:
conductresS. Miss AIcVicol; sentinel.
Miss X. Kelly. Installation cere--
monies will he held the first week i'll
January.
West Duluth lodge OF the Ancient
Order Of Hibernans will receive II
visit from the state president of the
order tomorrow. and extensive plans
are being made for his reception. The
joint debate on "rhe Three Greatest
lrislmen" which was to have been
held December 18th. has been post
pOned until December Doth.
At the last meeting Of the West
Duluth ForesterS, William Godfrey
was elected treasurer. in place of Pat
rick ,Kearney who has resigned
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. Fitzgerald
left last week for southern trip and
will be away for some time.
Rev. Father O'Dwyer, of Carlton
WAS Il visitor here last week,
The ladies of the Roman Catholic
church of Proctorknott gave a very
successful concert in the town hall of
that village last week. in aid of the
funds of the church. Among the diff.
ferent numbers of the program were
mandolin selections by Henry Clifford
and Joseph Medley, and an exhibition
OF Nentriloqusm by William Cough
Ian. of West Duluth. The mandolin:
selections made one of the hits of the
evening. They were played on man,
doins fitted With Il harp accompani-,
ment. which greatly increased the.
range and volume of sound. The
musicians We're compelled to answer
to repeated encorcs from the delight.
ed audience. Mr. Coughlins selec-.
tons were also much appreciated.
The concert was well attended and
was successful in every way
Z. McCabe left for Il trip through.
the copper country on business last
week.
Mrs. n. ]. Miller. of POI East Sec.
ond street, has returned from a visit.
with Mrs. II. \. Costello at Graceville,.
MINI.
At the regular meeting of the
Womens Catholic Order of Foresters.
Court No. 300, Cloquet. last week, the.
following officers We're elected for
the coming year: Mrs. J. T.. O'Brieu,
chief ranger: Mrs. ]. Long, vice Chief.
MIS- Z. Sarazin, recording secretary;
Trc M,
Mrs. Mcdonald, treasurer; Mrs. Ryan,
Mrs. w. Kenney and Mrs. LoiseI,
trustees. After business was over re-
frcshments were served ana an Ell.
iowa lilo