The Irish standard., 1911-05-27

Rochester, Minn.-The remains of
Michael Monan, who died in st. Paul
Sunday, Mayp14, were brought to this
city Thursday evening and funeral
services held Friday morning at 11:15
from st. Johns church. The deceased
had resided with his sister, Mrs. Han
ma O'Maley who resides near this city,
until three weeks ago when he went to
ST. Paul. He was about sixty five
years of age. Interment was made in
the parish cemetery. Rev. FIR. Brazil
officiated.
Faribault, Mnn.-Mrs. Margaret
Townsend, widow of the late Benjamin
townsend, of this city, passed peace
fully away at her home on the east
side Tuesday morning, May 16, at $3.50,
aged ~ years. Mrs. Townsend's maid
en- name was Margaret Brady. She
was born in the city of Ottawa, Can
ada, October II. 1898. and came to
| Minnesota when a child. She was mar
ried to Benjamin Townsend in this city
October II, 1867 There survives to
mourn her loss, three sons, Charles M,
of Great Falls, Mont, George B., of
Butte, Mont, and William p, of this
city, and three daughters, Mrs. F.. L.
Blair, of San Francisco, Cal, Mrs M.
Parvess, GAINESVILLE, and Miss Mar
garet Townsend of Fort Wayne, Ind.
The funeral took place from the I'm
maculate Conception church Friday
morning. Father slevin celebrated a
High Mass of Requiem.
Rochester, Minn.-The remains of J,
j. AberWald were laid to rest in St.
Johns cemetery Friday, May ~, fun
eral services being held in the church.
Solemn high mass was celebrated, Rt.
Rev. William Riordan, Rev. ]. A. Cum
miskey and Rev. Michael Brazil Off
eating. The Society of st. Joseph, of
Which he was faithful member, at
tended the services in a body. Fol-
lowing are the pail bearers: Michael
Madden, John Baier, M. Fakler, R.
Riebe, Martin Kiefer and B. Heaton.
Assumption, Minn.-The wedding of
Joseph Estel and Miss Mary, daughter
of Mr.. and MRS. John Miller, took place
here Tuesday, morning. Rev. Father
Doyle performed the ceremony.
Jordan, N1inn.-A wedding that was
of interest to a wide circle of rela-
tives and friends in two communities
was consummated at Union Hill on
Tuesday, when Henry Pauly of ST. Joe
and Miss Frances Walerius of Union
Hill were made man and wife. Rev.
Father Herbert performed the cere-
mony.
Belle PLANE, AIinn.-Monday, May
Is, was gala day for the members
and ladies of.eBene PLANE council of
the KNIGHTS Ct Columbus uni when the
first annual hanqlN1et and ball was held.
1t was the most elaborate social func-
ton ever undertaken in Belle PLANE,
and was carried out most successfully.
At eleven o'clock the company formed
In line and marched to the banquet hall
where a sumptuous repast was served.
After the meal there was short pro-
gram of toasts in which Mayor Bailey
extended a welcome to the visiting
knights and ladies' and he was fol-
lowed by addresses from Grand
Knight Moriarty, Deputy Grand
knight Mccarthy and P. J. Schwartz
of Shakopee. Attorney Geo. C. Sulli-
van, Of Jordan, was the speaker of the
evening and he had as his topic when
Knighthood Was in Flower" Miss
Mary Hallinan,! of Minneapolis, de-
lighted the audience with two vocal
selections The Bride,' and my
Hero" She was accompanied on the
piano by Miss Marie Neubeiser
The banquet J, feature of the enter
tainment lasted until one o'clock, when
the festivities were transferred back
to the ball room. Here the dancing
continued for two hours.
Faribaut. Minn.-Miss Sarah E
Carney, financial secretary of Ladies'
Auxiliary. Div. No. /, A. O. H., re-
ceived Friday, May IL, from the state
treasurer of the order check for $500
for Walter e. Dickson. the beneficiary
named in a policy of insurance in thq
order held by his wife, the late Kath-
crime McManus Dickinson, who died ir
Minneapolis April Fl.
Faribault, Minn.-Abraham Moore, a
former resident of Faribault, died at
his home in Duluth May S, 1911, aged
81 years. He was native of Canada
and came to Faribault in 1865. The
; body was brought to Faribault for bur-
ial in Maple Lawn cemetery Monday
May Sth. Mr.. Fred Moore and Mrs
Alcirk were present.
Brainerd Minn.-Wm. Costello died