The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-06-26
FROM DULUTH.

FROM DULUTH.
: Monday evening the pupils of the
Cathedral schools held their class day
exercises in the Cathedral Auditorium.
Out of an. enrolment of 1926 there was
a graduating class Of "a. Those who
received their diplomas were: Misses
Agatha Mclaughlin, Nellie Maher,
Gertrude Mannheim, Veronica Fur
long, Grace Murray, Ellen lettings,
Ermina:" Benda, Mary Monohan, Emily
Mackey, Elizabeth McGraw, Mabel
Rossman, Margaret Blanche, Bessie
Boiin, Lulu Haynes. Teresa Ryan,
sadfeS Calhoun; Mary Fitzgerald, Mar
garet' Dunsmore, Grace Blanche,
Emma Jentofte. Veronica Arnold, Ger
trude Riley and, Edith McMahon.. The
program opened with an overture by
the Crusaders orchestra. followed by
a chorus; s"Where Life Is Brightest"
by the pupils of the primary and gram
mar classes. The chief feature of
the evening was pleasing drama,
eFhreughs Darkness. to Light which
was 'tastefullys staged. A. Japanese fan
drill was given by a class of small
girls and q military drill by a class
of boys under the leadership of Mich
ael McGrath drew forth well-merited
applause. Rt. Rev. Bishop McGolrick
distributed the gold medals and di-
plonnas and gave brief but instruc-
tive talk to the graduates. : '-''
The boys comprising the senior class
az .the; Sacred Heart Cathedral high
school received their diplomas from
the hands III. Bishop McGolrick at the
comm e1iu4n1e A3 l4xercises held last Fra
day epeHFfs fnethe parish auditorium.
The Spa@lous: Hall was filled with the
friends aHds tefaASes- of The graduates
who fistensH 'toY ams elaborate program
givetf ny t lfe' PUPILS " the school, an
interesting Hart " which was the elo-
cutionl st6hteast: . Hb5tert RI. scanlon. who
rec1ted sseatclhHes for the Slain" re-
eeivedD1 fie 1gokd lmedal as first; Ell
nner !PoH4er, i4etJhd;;& and Lorenzo j.
Jonies, stfAfd: dold medals were awarded
for proficiency: and diplomas awarded
to- the following graduates: Arthur
R. Blais; ThomassJ 3: Brown, William J..
Corrigar. Joseph ri Dillon, Francis c.
Daugherty,- William j. Fitzgerald,
Philip B. Hertzog, James A. Hubbard,
Charles s.. Johnston; baltimore J.
Lynch, Joseph P. Mcdonnell, Langford
B. j., Madigan, Arthur r. Mackenzie,
Elmer s., !Poirier, Alfred P. vRisatti,
I. Henry J. Summers John R. Sullivan,
jerome T. Shannon, James. P. Walsh.
George s,'Walker; Raymond j. WHEEL
AM William B. Gonlon, Roy p. jack
son Walter &C.: Bergeroh. Henry j.
Morriseau;s Archie j. Boisjoli, John J.
Gaieski, Hubert A: Albachten.
The senior class Of st. Clements
held its@ commencement exercises
Tuesday evening at the. parish hall, In
the presence Of Bishop -McGolrick. A
good program was presented, during
which the bishop distributed the dr.
pionias to Jane Miller Loretta Birrn
tngham, Elizabeth ,MeNicoll, Viola
Padden,' Florence Ryan, Mildred
Campbell, 4 Margaret Wiley Margaret
DAILY, Marian England, Hilda Foster
Ivy Charter. Veronica. Padden; Mars
Wade. James, Lamb. Ernest Robinson
Michael Mcmahon. George Cass Am
brose Nolan, Matthew Kieserling, Johr
Feran, James Moriarity. Gale Lock
hart, Daniel England, James Wade
! Patrick Delaney sS:::
A disastrous Are broke out in the
Board of Trade livery barns. owned by
Capt. James Sullivan, last: saturda,
afternoon. and before it.: was gotter
under control had suffocated Ave mer
and sixty-eight horses, entailing a
property loss in the neighborhood OF
> $4,000. One of, the victims, .Adolpt
Rock. was a member OF the Catholic
Order OF Foresters and resided al
West Duluth. The funeral was held
Monday morning from ST. James
Catholic church; with interment al
Calvary. cemetery: ~ ::
The: young ladies Of the. st. James
Catholic church, are. rehearsing g
three=act farce, Mrs. Willis WILL
which will be presented at the Great
Eastern hall, West Duluth wednes-
) day evening, June so::s The farce has
three acts. The proceeds from the
;. play s.ysilh go to the church.
!! JamaAsJ. White. al years Of age
/: son of Mr,. and Mrs. Thomas White OF
! AL South Forty -sighth>:. ave. W., died
Wednesday morning Of tuberculosis a,
the. hoWe of his parents. He leaves q
number of brothers and sisters, be-
sides his PARENTS The funeral will