The Irish standard., 1907-04-06

attendance Of members and number
of applications were acted upon. The
division is making steady progress in
securing members and it is the inten-
tion to make q record showing when
the state convention meets in Duluth
next year. The convention is all the
talk Of members of the order at the
head of the lakes. and it is their in
tention to make it one of the most sue
cessful in the history of the order in
this state. Everything will be done for
the entertainment of the delegates and
their friends when they come here and
an interesting meeting can be counted
on if the local Hibernians carry out
the plans they have now in view.
West Duluth division will do its
share in the convention and No. is
adding to its membership at every
meeting.
Division No. 2 at Evelyth will also
be to the front on that occasion, and
the members of the division on the
iron range will do their part in the
entertainment Of the delegates and vis-
itors.
And the Ladies' Auxiliaries Of the
city must not be forgotten. There are
two good auxiliaries in the city. and
they will do their part in entertaining
the delegates to the auxiliary meet
date.
Members of st. James court, No. 614,
c. o. F.. held regular meeting last
week at Gtlley's hall, and there were
several visitors from other courts OF
the city who were present. The de-
gree team reported on it's recent trip
to Eveleth. where a class Of forty-four
members were initiated into the order.
st. James court is planning to get up
initiation within few months, and
all of the national officers of the order
will be invited to attend the meeting.
Patrick Hogan. POI Central avenue,
is very dangerously i'll at his home,
and his recovery is doubtful. Mr. Ho-
man has been somewhat i'll for many
months.
The first issue Of the quarterly re-
port of st. Mary's hospital has just
haon r1yh1ia1,o1 Ic falling
Of the development of the Catholic
hospitals of Duluth, and Is full of in
teresting information. The donations
received for the general maintenance
of the hospital and for other special
purposes are given in the quarterly re-
port. An interesting article also tells
Of the surgical work which is accom-
plshed at the hospital and Of the new
equipment for this purpose which has
lately been received. There is also a
report of all surgical work done in the
operating rooms for the year 1906. A
short list of hospital notes is printed
and an account Of the Ladies' Sewing
Guilds of ST. James Orphan home are
given. The little booklet Is full Of in
teresting articles and notes. and shows
the large amount of charitable work
done by the institution.
Miss Leona Monaghan was home
from Verndale for the spring vacation.
Miss Edna Monaghan spent her spring
vacation with her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. John Monaghan, 424 East First
street, home from st. Cloud.
The regular meeting of the Bishops
club was held last Tuesday evening at
the club rooms on West Fourth street.
The leader for the evening was Mrs.
J. J. Darcy of Superior. The Bible
study was conducted by Mrs. j. M.
Rooney and current topics were led by
Mrs. p. Cardigan. Musical numbers
were given by Miss Fiebiger and Miss
Hazel Harris of Superior, and paper
was read by the leader.
The following beautiful little poem
on Easter was written by Miss Kath-
crime L. Burke. proofreader on the
Evening Herald, and was published in
that paper last Saturday:
Ring out the bells
From near and far;
Lift ye your voices
TO the Gates ajar;
Help, ye all,
The glad tidings to spread.
For Christ has arisen
From the dead.
Hark We, Gabriels trumpet
Will sound,
And the angels In heaven
Will gather round;
And all will join
In the joyous lay.
For Christ, our Lord,
Has risen this day.