The Irish standard., 1908-05-16
DULUTH NEWS.

Division No. 1. A. o. H., will hold
its regular meeting next Wednesday
evening. A number of applications for
membership will be voted on. steady
Increase in membership is being made
and it is expected that by the time the
state convention convenes here, that
the local division will be the first in
point of numbers.
All is in readiness for fitting cele-
hration of the twenty-fif anniversary
of the organization of the Catholic Or
der of Foresters. The committees from
the local courts have completed the
program to be observed on Sunday,
May "a.
Following their regular business
meeting last week the Cathedral Court
of F'oresters held social session at
Cathedral hall. State Chief Ranger
Martin was present and gave an adj
dress on the charitable features Of the
order He has been giving much of
LIS liiiic idte>lS new CUR Us
in the different parts of the state. John
f., McCabe of Superior was also pres
cnt and spoke interestingly on frater-
nal Insurance. A defamation by
Thomas McManus was a pleasing fea-
t,,re Of the evening and there were sew
eral musical numbers also by members
of the court. The entertainment was in
the form of a smoker. The order will
celebrate it's silver jubilee on May "a,
and efforts are being made to have
large class for initiation at that time
Mrs D. Currie left last week for her
home in Chicago after visiting friends
ir West Duluth
John Dohcrty Of 20 North Fifty third
avenue west has moved to 317 North
Fifty third. avenue west, which was
occupied by his mother, Mrs. Bridget
Doherty. before her death.
]. w. Sullivan of the Phillips hotel
is doing his spring planting and max
ing several improvements at his farm
about six miles from West Duluth on
the Thompson road.
Mrs. Lucia Judd McAuliffc, who has
been studying music in Chicago dur
ing the winter will return to Duluth
next month. at the close of the school
<cssful one and Mrs. McAuliffe has
been highly complimented during the
season upon her vocal equipment She
has sung before several of the prom
irent musical directors and has re-
ceived great. encouragement. Mrs
McAulffe is not, however, anticipating
d stage career. and after her return to
Duluth will open studio here.
Last week the children Of st
James orphanage appeared in an en-
tertainment at the Cathedral auditori-
um. which was enjoyed by the large
audience which completely filled the
auditorium. The little ones appeared
in a series of recitations and musical
numbers. which displayed not little
talent and great patience and much
drilling on the part of the sisters Of
the orphanage. headed by Sister
James. Little Rose Burnett. who was
heard in two recitations. astonished
the audience with the ability displayed,
ard she was enthusiastically applaud
cd The program concluded with an
address by Bishop McGolrick. who
spoke of the duty that society owes
to these little orphaned ones who are
left to the care of charity. The even
ing was a successful and delightful
| one.
The annual meeting Of the state
| council of the knights of Columbus
was held in Duluth Tuesday afternoon.
There were about forty delegates from
! various societies of the order present.
II. the morning the delegates were en-
tcrtained by ride over the boulevard
The meetings in the afternoon and
evening were held in the Elks hall. the
| evening session completing the busi-
ness that was before the council.
Brown Is the LATEST man on rec
ord"
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