The Irish standard., 1910-01-01
FROM DULUTH

FROM DULUTH S7 '.::.,
The first Christmas tree program
held in the West End this year took
place at the st. Clements school hall
on Twenty-first avenue west last
Tuesday evening, when the children
of st. Clements school celebrated the
occasion with an elaborate program.
There was big tree fol the little tots,
fantastic drills by the children, and
q varied program OF songs and reel
tations appropriate to the Yuletide
season. The school hall was flied
with members of the parish and pa
rents of the children who took part.
Rev. Father Michael, professor Of
ST. Johns university at Collegeville,
Mimi, assisted the local clergy during
Christmas week.
After the marriage Of Miss May
bingham to John Dormedy had been
kept a secret for two weeks; the news
finally leaked out Wednesday,, when
the bride made the fact known to her
foster parents, Mr. and Mrs D. f.
bingham of North Fifty- eighth ave-
nue. west. The marriage was solem-
nized by Father Eustace Of the ST.
Francis Catholic church of Superior
no
comes as n surprise to many of the
friends of the young couple who reside
at West Duluth. Mr. normedy is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Dormedy.
formerly of West Duluth, but who
now reside al Ashland, wis. The
bride also formerly lived at Ashland,
but has for the past few years resided
at West Duluth. The young people
will make their home with the brides
parents for the present.
Mr.. Bennie Vail, who has been con-
fined to st. Mary's hospital by an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis, Is reported
as much improved. ga" 10 '''''
f. T. Roach and NJ. ]. Roach. both
of Superior, have purchased the VIII
liam johnson livery at fourth
avenue west and Ramsey street. They
assumed charge Of the business this
week. the deal having just been closed.
1t is the intention Of the Roach broth
ers to enlarge the business. II suitable
terms can be made In regard to leas
ing the property or which the old
barn now stands, 1t Is understood that
Il new barn will be built on the old
site. f'-.' ~:
st. Anthony's Cou-t Of Catholic For
esters has elected the following ON
GERS to serve for the ensuing year:
Chief ranger. Mrs. Marie Wagner; vice
ranger. Mrs. Barbara Grueson: record
Ing secretary. Mrs. Anna F. Huot;
financial secretary. Mrs. Mary schuier:
treasurer. Mrs. Piering: conductors,
Mrs. Nesgoda and Mrs Dorsey; senti.
nels. Mrs. Manthey and Mrs. Qlab-
stadt: medical inspector. DIR: Kuth.
The opening basketball game for the
sodality team of st. Clements Cath
ole church was played Tuesday eve
ming at st. Clements hall with the
Adams Athletic association team.
Though this 10 tho first game of tina
season, the sodalit.r hoys have been
practicing for the past few weeks. The
team has played together for the past
three years and it looks as II the pres
ent season will be the best the Cath
Ole school boys have ever had.
Word was received at West Duluth
Tuesday Of the death of Adam Broth
erton at saltwater, Mimi Mr.. Broth
erton is survived by a large family OF
brothers and sisters, many of whom
reside in West Duluth. Among the
relatives Of the deceased in Duluth are
Miss Jane Brctherton and John A.
Brotherton of F'ifty-eighth avenue
west. and Albert Brotherton Of sixty
first avenue wesi. Heath was que to
stomach trouble.
j. M.sFlaherty, who hos heen visit
ing his family fo" Christmas, left on
Tuesday with his SON. Franz, for Pei.
lean Rapids, MIMI, where tkcy Will
spend the winter.
Fred O'Brien, formerly of West Du-
luth, who has been for the past year
at Fort William, Can. is visiting with
friends and relatives over the holi-
days.
Thomas Brian, so years old. custo-
dian and engineer of the city hall.
died last week after lingering i'll