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 Live Oak council, Royal Arcanun. will hold prize whist at the close of their next regular meeting which will be held Thursday evening in A. o. U. W. hall, 25 Grand avenue. The enter tainment committee is making arrange ments for the affair and several prizes have been procured. It is believed that large number of the members will at- tend, and an invitation is extended to the members of the other councils of the city to attend and participate in the contest. Refreshments and cigars will be served.
 The Women's Christian Temperance union, No. 2, is arranging for an an- nual free will offering" meeting, which will be held in the Grand Avenue Con- gregational church on Sunday next May 15, at S:S0 p. m. Dr. I. A. Sheath | is to be speaker and an invitation is extended to all temperance societies and workers.
 1 John Bruen, the proprietor of the sa- loon just east of James street, on Chap el street, died at his late residence, .25s Chapel street, on Monday night after 8 short illness of pneumonia. He leaves besides wife six children and one sis. ter, Mrs. Dennis Bree The funeral will take place this morning at S:SO, requiem high mass in St. Francis church at o'clock.
 | Travel on Grand avenue near the cal barns was made very dangerous Mon. day night by the breaking and falling of trolley wire. The wire was dowr from Blatehley avenue to Poplar street and in order to carry the cars over tht space it was necessary to run them al full speed from helter street in order to carry them the two blocks in whicf there was no power.
 The Horace Bushnell Motherhood lclub will hold the next meeting thi. afternoon in Bushnell hall at 8 o'clock Mrs. A. F. Irvine will preside and Mrs Nathan Bronson will be the speaker her subject being "Art in the Home'
 MT. and Mrs. Jeremiah Dennehy eel lebrated the 18th anniversary of theil wedding on Sunday last. They haC planned for only a small family affair but their friends came in large number, with presents, mostly of silver. Ser Igeant and Mrs. Dennehy were yer. much surprised. but entertained thei friends in an enjoyable manner. Con lgratulations showered on them and th wish was expressed that they may l1olt a greater. celebration 25 years hence. 1 A reception to Rev. E. c. Tullar ant family will be held in the East Pear Street church this evening from s t l10 o'clock.
 1 A very pleasant surprise party wa, ltendered Miss Margaret Shannahan al her home, S4 James street, on Monda, evening. The evening was spent play ling games prizes being awarded tn, winners Piano selections were render led by Mary Schappa and Edward Bruei land recitations given by Margare IShannahan. Among the guests were
 Misses Mary Howard, Margaret Talsey
 Mary Schappa, Elizabeth Allen, Helei 'Byrnes, Helen Talsey, Anna Goggins Hattie Sheldon, Katherine Allen, Eliza |beth Shannahan, Helen Schappa ant
 Messrs. James Ryan, Vim. Taylor, Jno IGlennon, Edward Bruen, Frank Leon lard, Lewis Goodwin, Wm. Talsey, Jo Eseph Ryan, Joseph Goggins, James Xii bride, John Shannahan, John Kivilian James Heating John Connolly.
 John Woolfson, of late with Loui Dietz, the Ferry street barber, has en Itered the employ of the Emperor Trad ling Stamp company as agent for ; lpatent ice cream freezer