The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-01-14
DULUTH NEWS.

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Division No. l, A. o. H., will meet
tomorrow afternoon in Cathedral hall.
\ large attendance is desired as bust
ness of Importance will be trans
acted. 4
4 musical entertainment will be
given next Monday evening in the
auditorium of the new cathedral
school. The ladies of the cathedral
parish have charge of the affair and it
will be first-class one. Rev. Father
Dunn of Eau Claire, Wis, will de-
liver an address on this occasion. He
ranks among the ablest lecturers in
the country and will no doubt draw a
large audience as he has been heard
here only on few occasions.
Division No. +, Ancient Order of
Hibernians, held an installation of Of
ficers at Gilley's hall last week. There
was to have been a joint installation
with the Daughters of Erin, but ow-
ing to the fact that Mrs. Mary Sulli-
van, county president of the order,
was unable to be present to officiate at
the women's installation these cere-
monies were postponed. The latter
lodge was well represented, however,
and assisted in the evenings pro-
gram.
+. McCabe, county president of the
Hibernians, acted as installing officer,
and delivered an address of interest to
members Of the order. Rev. Father
Feehley also delivered an interesting
, address. Following the main business
of the meeting came a musical and
literary program, which began with a
recitation by Miss Effie Brotherton.
This was followed by vocal solo by
| Miss Bessie Collins, who possesses a
charming voice. The next number
was recitation by Harry Hayden, a
reading by Mrs. Dr. Budd and piano
selection by Miss Mollie Doyle. John
Murphy closed the program with q
song and dance speciality. Lunch was
served by the Daughters of Erin.
Dancing was also INDUCED in.
Officers were Installed as follows:
John Cashin, president; ]. P. Ham
nell, vice president; James Connolly,
financial and insurance secretary
John Cullen, recording secretary; NJ.
Il. Godfrey, treasurer; Thomas Gala
han, sergeant-at-arms; Michael Burns,
sentinel; Patrick Kearney, marshal.
After the regular meeting of Divi-
sion No. 1, Ancient Order of Hiber.
mans. last week, at Association hall,
the county board of the order, consist
| ing of members from the two divisions
| in Duluth. held meeting and elected
the following officers: President, z.
| McCabe; vice president John Cashin
treasurer, w. P. Godfrey; recording
and financial secretary, T. McCann
Mr.. Cashin and Mr.. Godfrey are from
the West Duluth division, while Mr.
| McCabe is a member of Division No
| /. and Mr.. Mccain belongs to Division
! No. 1.
The Catholic Order of Foresters, OF
! this city, held public installation
! Tuesday evening Of last week in the
auditorium of the new cathedral
I school. The officers of the five courts
Of the city occupied the stage, and
! State Chief Ranger z. III. Martin acted
as the installing officer. The ceremo
MES were interesting and were wit
messed by large audience of the
,enus. This was the first time Ii
| 10 history of the Catholic Order ul
'orestcrs of Duluth that public in
railatiOn was held.
| ID. l.. Mcdonald, chief ranger of the
athedal of the Sacred Heart court
| pened the evenings program with q
wv words Of welcome to all present
| II behalf of the Foresters OF Duluth
| State Chief Ranger Martin, by vir.
lie of his Office, then opened the cere
lonies of installation by calling on the
,cretaries of the different courts tc
sport il the officers had been elected
IL the ensuing year. Each of the Of
GERS OF, the courts were then called
nd the obligation Of the order was
administered in turn.
Bishop McGolrck made short ad
ress on the good work in which the
rider was engaged and congratulated
| on it's steady growth. He said that
: the officers would live up to the OBJ
CATION which they had taken a great
mount Of good would be accom-
lished, both for the church and
ate. Owing to the lateness Of the
our he was brief in his remarks, but
oped at some future date to meet the
'oresters, as he had some special
-hings in mind which he wished tc