The Irish standard., 1907-11-02

developing into quick consumption,
which caused her death. Miss Fosarty
was born in Troy, Feb. 21, 1885. She
had passed the most of her life IN
Warren, where her parents still reside.
she was an unusually bright child and
was constant and faithful in her du-
ties to her parents and teachers. At
the age Of twelve she completed the
course IN the common schools, and for
three years attended the high school
at Hudson. When she was fifteen she
commenced to teach in the public
schools. She taught three years with
success and then attended the Normal
school in River Falls She was gradu.
ated from the elementary course of ths
River Falls Normal with the class OF
1907 During her short life she en-.
deared herself to many. her loving dis
position and kindly ways winning
many friends. who mourn her loss. Her
father, mother and three brothers sur.
vive her. The funeral took place from
st. Patrick's church, at Hudson, Thurs
day morning. and was largely at
tended.
st. Patrick, Minn.-Archbishop Ire
land administered confirmation to a
class at st. Patrick on Thursday aft
ernoon, Oct. 81, at half past two
o'clock. 1t is twenty-three years since
the distinguished prelate visited st.
Patrick's parish. Moreover, it has no,
been his custom of late years, to per-
sonally administer the sacrament, 50
his visit to ST., Patrick's now was q
special honor which the good people
there appreciated most highly. A class
of 80 Of st. GATHERINGS and st. Pat
rick's parish was confirmed at $3.50
p. m.
Biwabik, Minn.-Timothy Sullivan of
Biwabik, better known as Tim the
Bear" was struck by the morning pas
senger train to Biwabik on the D. M.
& N. road Friday morning, Oct. 25, and
killed. The accident occurred after the
train left Sparta and before 1t reached
the Gilbert mine. S. j. Bowden was
the conductor Of the tarin. Sullivan
was walking along the track apparent
ly needless of the oncoming train. The
engineer blew 1.-THE whistle several
times and ran at a low rate of speed
expecting the: man to get out of the
way. Failing tosado so he was struck
on, the side. by sttta pilot and almost in<
stantly killed. The body. was thrown
to one side of 1.-THE track. DR.. w. A.
Day Of: Sparta was on the train but
surgeons care v@s not needed
Faribault, Minn.-Patrick Kenny of
Mankato, state president of the An
cient Order of Hibernians of Mime
sofa, and 7. j. Doyle of St Paul, presi-
dent Of the Hibernian State Insurance
fund for this state, made their annual
official visits Sunday Oct 20, to Di-
vision No. i. A. o. H., or this city. The
members of the local division assembled
In large numbers at. two o'clock in
Endres' hall to meet the state officers
and listen to the brief addresses on the
state. of the order and exchange fra
ternal greetings. "A smoke social fol-
lowed, during which. brief impromptu
talks were madel by County President
O'Keefe. Presidant Kennedy" E.. F.
Kelly and NJ M. Shields.
Green Isle, Minn-At o'clock Thurs
day morning, Oct; 18th, Mr.. Joseph
Lawrence. one of the early settlers Of
Jessenland township, laid down the
burdens Of life at the age of 10 years.
The funeral was held from the st.
Thomas church of Jessenland, Rev.
Father JOY officiating, and gave very
impressive funeral sermon in which he
paid an eloquent tribute to the life of
the deceased. The remains were laiu
to rest in. the parish cemetery. The
pail bearers were b. Fitzgerald. Con
Haugh. Frank Mcclure, Jos. Doyle, Pat
Mcclure and Owen Mcdonald.