The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-23

last. She accompanied Sister Anne Of
that convent who will take the place
made vacant by Mother Superior Mary
OF the Blessed Sacrament, in the local
convent. Sister Mary Jeanne and
Mother Superior Mary have return ed
to Crookston from which the latter will
go to New York to embark for Bourges,
France, where she will attend a mees-
ing Of the members of her order to
elect a new head Of the same. Ac.
companying them to Crookston was
Miss Annette Rohitaille of Duluth who
will join the order and enter the con-
vent at Crookston.
\ A program Of Instrumental and vo-
cal music with q number Of recitations
was featured at the annual installation
OF officers Of the Allouez Court, Ca.h-
Ollie Order Of Foresters, held at Mary
land hall Tuesday night. Deputy
High Ranger John Walsh Of WASH
burn was present in the capacity Of in
installing officers and made a few re-
marks in connection with the program.
A. T. Rock was chairman. Following the
conclusion Of the program. dancing
was enjoyed. The affair was open 20
members of the court and their friends,
a large number attending. The new
officers installed are as follows: Chief
ranger, Joseph A Sicard; vice chief
ranger. R. E. &McKeague; past chief
ranger, P. A. McConville; recording
secretary, Thos. Bremen; financial
secretary, G. J. McG!l: treasurer. a.
P. Lesage; court physician, DR.. P. g.
McGill; spiritual director, Rev. Char,es
Judge; senior conductor, P. J. Conway;
junior conductoraA. ]. Branca; inside
sentinel. E. j. Moylan, Jr.; outside
sentinel, H. Donnelly. trustees, J. 3.
Branca, J. B. EnfB. r. J. Mcconnell.
Marquette court, No. 206, Woman's
Catholic Order OF Foresters, at their
recent installation of officers installed
the following:H @. B. Mrs. Margaret
Gilboe; v. c., Mrs. Ella McGill; R. s.,
Mrs. Sarah B. Ledwidge; F.. S., Miss
Anna Devine: treasurer, Mrs. Mary
G. Surch: trustees, Mrs. Margaret
Clarke, Mrs. Rose Janicki and Mrs.
Anna Malaney; senior conductor, Mrs.
Mary B. Ryan: Junior conductor, Miss
Esther Nyes, sentinel, Mrs. Margaret
Brophy and Mrs. Minnie Gagnon. The
ceremonies were followed by a program
and banquet. number of invited
guests were present, end all the re-
firing officers were present with a
gift. The retiring chief ranger, Mrs.
Sophia M. Donnelly, was given an
ornamented lamp.i Other officers we're
given cut glass pieces. The presenta-
ton was made BY Rev. Father Lee.
Mrs. John Mccaveny, aged 40 years,
died Thursday morning of last week at
the family residence, 523 Hughitt aven-
ue. The funeralgwas held from st.
Louis Catholic casxch,: with intermont
at Calvary. GENE terry.
3 Margaret Ann, the six months odd
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
CURE, 1910 North Seventh street, lied
Saturday morning at II o'clock after
a short illness: TheEremains were tal:-
EN- to st. Paul for burial.
The Young Mems sodality Of he
Sacred Heart church held a social
card party last Friday evening.
Mrs. T. g. Colahan has returned %
her home at Morris. Mimi, after visit
ing her parents. Mr.. end Mrs. w. II.
Hilland, 1905 Hughitt avenue
William Donovan, 1924 Cakes avenue
sustained serious injuries at the p. &
r. Coal dock Thursday of last week,
the outcome of which is as yet some-
what in doubt. Struck by the rebound
of crank used in drawing UP the
slack in a wire cable, his skull was
fractured over the ear and he was
knocked unconscious. The injured man
is suffering from hemorrhage of the
brain.