The Irish standard., 1908-01-18

meeting. held on Wednesday evening
OF last week at Hibcrnian hall. A short
program. including recitals and songs,
followed the installation ceremony. The
meeting was very we'll attended.
Mrs. p. W. Cornell. Summit avenue
entertained at cards on Tuesday after
noon for the members Of the Escanaba
club.
Frank lraribault. husband of Mrs.
Mary Faribault, died at st. Josepn's
hospital Friday morning as d result Of
injuries received in falling from ii
freight train Tuesday evening. in the
Great Western yards. Mr.. Faribault
was 4o years Of age. The funeral was
held Monday morning from tho resi-
dencc, 1S5 l.. Winifred street. at $50
d. IN. Services were held at st. Mich
aels church at o'clock. The remains
were taken to st. Cloud for interment
Miss Elso John. 1913 Maple street, en-
tcrtaincd the Entire Nous club at her
home on Thursday afternoon. The
clubs next hostess will be Miss Eva
Hess Of Carroll street
While trying to cross the street at
Fifth and Siblcy streets late Monday.
William Riley, S., Sclby ave. was
struck by a Rondo and Maria car and
seriously injured about the head He
was taken home by d friend. Riley is IL.
truckman at the Union depot.
The ST. Thomas college basket ball
team had little trouble defeating the
Midway Y. NJ. c. A. Reds Monday even
Ing, tho final score being 33 to 49,
The Junior Pioneers gave their nine
tcenth annual ball Tuesday evening at
Hibernian hall. Hall No. / was used
for dancing. Hall No. was used for
card playing and the Hall No. 3 was
used for the supper. Tho ball was Il
very grand success.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Bar
rows, second daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Morton Barrowa, and Walter Jerome
Hill, third son of Mi. and Mrs. James
j. Hill, took place at D. m. Saturday
evening at the brides home. 913 Lin
coin ave. Rev. Ambrose McNulty, pas
tor of ST. Lullcs church performed TIC
ceremony. The bride had four attcnd-
ants, her sister, Miss Marjorie Bar
rows, who acted as maid of honor;
Miss Rachel Hill and Miss Nancy Bar.
son were bridesmaids, and Little Betty
BarroWs. the year-old sister Of
the bride, acted as flower girl. Miss
BarroWs gown was a beautiful robe of
ivory satin, the gown worn by her
mother OH her wedding day about 25
years ago. A bridal dinner was served
at O'Clock. The guests were seated
at small tables. MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Hill left Saturday evening in u private
car for the South.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Cooley,
aged IS years, wife of Thomas G. Cool
ey, 523 Western ave-, who died last
Friday, took place from the late resi-
denco Monday morning at $780, Scr
vices were held at St Vinccnts church
at . o'clock.
William II. Casey, a retired contract
or. died at his home, 1853 Capitol
Heights, late Monday. Mr.. Casey was
% years of age. He had been a resi-
dent of st. Paul for 25 years. The fun
oral took place from the late residence
Thursday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Services were held at the Cathedral at
o'clock. Interlnent took place i'm
Calvary cemetery.
Father A. D. Majer. pastor of st.
AuclbcrCs Catholic church. received a
Black Hand letter last Saturday. The
letter threatens tho life of the priest
unless he stops collecting money for
the support of tho church. The letter
is written in Polish and evidently by
an illitcratc person. The general opin-
ion seems to be that the author has
but recently come to this country from
ioidhu, when at present Is in Il dis
turbcd condition over religious and po-
ltical affairs. The parishioners arc
much concerned over tho threat and de-
clare they will have little mercy on
the writer if he can be found. Father
Major has had charge of ST. Adelbcrt's
parish for tho past % years. Among
his parishioncrs Father Major is higll-
~ regarded, being an able. kindly and
conscientious priest. Last year as Il
reward for his services he was made
a monsignor, which rank entities him
to Il membership in tho rapal house,
hold.