The Irish standard., 1909-12-11
ST.. PAUL NEWS

Division No. 9. A. o. H.. held their
annual election of officers at Hiber-
MAN hall Thursday evening of last
week. The following were elected for
the ensuing year: Robert J. Clarke,
president; James ]. Nolan, vice presi-
dent; James Foley financial secre-
tary (honorary): John p. Connolly
insurance secretary: John LOBBY, re-
cording secretary, and Edw. Colbert
treasurer Installation of officers will
take place in January.
Division No. 2, L. A. to A. Q. H.. met
at Hibernian hall on Wednesday eve
ming. The annual election Of officers
took place with the following results:
Margaret Carey, president: Mrs. H..
Moynaugh, vice president: Mrs. Wag-
ner, financial secretary; Mrs. Nolan,
insurance secretary; Margaret Connol-
~. recording secretary; Mae McNevin,
trea surer; Margaret Clarke, sergeant
alarms; Anna Montgomery, sentinel;
Monte Dunford, musician: DR.. Owen
Mckeon ex. physician.
Michael Doran. ST.. president of tin,
workhouse board. is seriously i'll q!
the home of his daughter Mrs. z. Fl.
Dearth, 52s Dayton avenue, and not
expected to recover. Mr.. Doran cele-
brated his soth birthday Dec. /.
Word has been received in st. Paul
from N. ]. Murphy, of O'Halloran &
Murphy. undertakers, 1879 East Sixth
street, that he is gradually improv-
| ing in health at San Antonio. Texas.
Mr.. Murphy went south some time ago
feeling the necessity of respite from
business, and is happy in the i'm
provement he has made.
Martin Leonard, 50. freight han
dler. Great Northern freight house,
Third street and Broadway, was in
stantly killed by being crushed be-
tween two box cars while at work
Wednesday morning. Leonard had
been working only one hour having
started to work that morning He was
unmarried and boarded at 1870 West
Seventh street. Dr. Eugene Murphy,
acting coroner. took charge of the
remains.
r. w. Cavanaugh. formerly Of ST
Paul, died at the Plaza hotel, New
York, on Monday, according to a mes
sage received by DR.. A. M. Eastman
Mr.. Cavanaugh was born in Boston III
1852 and lived in st. Paul from 1881
to 1900. While in st. Paul he was ell
gagged in the coal, real estate and loan
business He is survived by a wife
and two daughters, Edith and Gladys
Miss Margaret Murphy aged "a
years, died Sunday at the residence
Of her niece, Mrs. H. r. Sherie. Zig
Chatsworth avenue. The funeral took
place from the above residence NJ
| Wednesday. Services were held at ST.
Andrews church. Interment TOOK
pace at CdlVdfy.
The Guild of Catholic Women held
it's annual meeting Monday and elect
ed the following officers: President
Mrs. NJ. J. McFadden; vice president
Mrs. c. P. O'Donnell: treasurer, Mrs
j. B. Meagher: recording secretary
Miss Mabel Cooper: correspondents
secretary, Miss Mcclure Mrs. vii.
liam Henderson was appointed chair.
lady in charge of supplies. Prepare
tions are now being made for the an
nual Christmas tree and the entertain.
ment. The Guild expects to secure
some downtown hall and there enter.
| tain about 100 children. The work oi
the Guild is to aid the poor and 1t has
been most successful in its specia
field of endcavor.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Scott returned t.
st. Paul Sunday from a two-m months
visit in Europe. London, Paris, Vienna
and Berlin were some of the cities viy.
tied by the travellers, and much .,
their journeying was done in an auto.
mobile. They visited in New York :.
week before starting for st. Paul.
The annual election Of officers o!
the Eagles of st. Paul took place O.,
Tuesday night at Hibernian hall, Sixth
and Seventh streets. The off1cers are
! To- II Ia
Knowlton, vice president: j. ]. Con.
lin. chapIain: Robt. J. Clarke. secre.
tarv: p. f. Polski. treasurer: Johr