The Irish standard., 1912-09-21
FROM THE CAPITAL

Mrs. A. T. Hill died at her home
1243 Thomas street, Thursday, after
a long illness. The funeral took place
from the above residence Saturday
morning at $3.50 a. m. Services were
| held at St. Andrews church at 10
a. m. Interment at Calvary Cemetery.
Mrs. Hill is survived by her husband,
one. son and three sisters, Mrs. r. J.
Alexander, Mrs. H. ]. McDermott and
Mrs. Title Lyons.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Arthur Burns
have returned from their wedding rrip
| and have taken an apartment at IS
North Grotto street. Mrs Burns be-
fore her marriage was Miss Genevieve
GrathWol and her wedding was one of
the social events of June. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burns will be at home to their
| friends after October l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Kerr $50
Laurel avenue, are entertaining their
aunt Mrs. Margaret Armstrong. OF
Cloyne, Ireland, and their sister, Mrs.
f. G. kohler of Milwaukee
John Geraghty. 20, 1874 Burr street.
| employed with a steam shovel crew
1 by the Chicago. ST. Paul, Minneapolis
& Omaha railway, is in a critical con-
dltion at st. Joseph's hospital from
/
when he was knocked down by the
arm of a shovel working in the rail-
roads Hazel Park yards. He is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Thomas McDavitt, Miss Sarah
McDavitt, Miss Elizabeth McDavitt
and Miss Rachel Sanborn, who have
been travelling through the Italian
lake country and Switzerland, are now
In Geneva. They will probably spend
the winter in Munich
Miss Katherine Manahan daughter
OF Mrs. James Manahan Laurel ave-
nue., gave box party at the Orpheum
wednesday afternoon in honor Of
Miss Ruth Thygeson, who left Thurs
day for Smith college. The guests
were the Misses Ruth Crosby, Helen
kretz, Ruth Thygeson, Anna Llovd.
Helen Maclaren, Mary Kelly and Mrs:
Manahan.
Miss Catherine Putnam, principal
Mounds Park grade school, died Mon
day afternoon in a hospital at Fallon.
New, from typhoid-pneumonia. Word
of her death was received late Monday
during the meeting of the school prin-
clpals at the new Madison school. be
| sides adopting resolutions in her menu
DRY, the entire assemblage arose and
gave silent prayer. Miss Putnam
was first appointed a teacher in the
st. Paul schools in 1886, previous to
which she had been graduated from
the University of Minnesota She was
connected with the st. Paul schools
| since except for time she was out
to take the medical course at the uni
versity and about a year spent in ac-
1--WE medical practice in Minneapolis.
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brought to st. Paul for interment.
After the recent retreat for :he
priests of the diocese of st. Paul, held
at ST. Mary's chapel st. Paul semi
nary, Archbishop Ireland made the fol-
lowing changes and assignments of
priests. The Rev. Andrew J. Loeffen
of Richfeld was appointed dean of
discipline of the st. Paul seminary:
Rev. John Gmeiner will succeed him at
Richfeld; Rev. Joseph Heinz of tho
Cathedral was appointed pastor Of st
Francis church at Buffalo; Rev. Jo.
seph Webber, assistant at st. MI.
chaePs church, ST. Paul, has been AZ.
signed to the Cathedral: Rev. Law.
renee Lynch, who has just returned
ing his parents, will succeed Father
Weber at st. Michael's. Rev. V. Bog.
ia, assistant at ST. Bernard's, st. Paul.
has been appointed pastor of the par.
ish of Morgan, and Rev. Ernest Rick.
ert. the first Hungarian priest to bs
ordained in the Northwest, and who
has just returned from three-month
vacation in Europe, will succeed Faith.
er Bozja at st. Bernard's.
Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, aged rs years.
died Tuesday after a short illness.
The funeral took place from the resi-
dence of her son, Charles e. Fitz.
gerald, 1874 Laurel avenue, Friday at
$3.50 a. m. Services were held at St.
Luke's church at 9 o'clock. Her re.
mains were laid to rest in Calvary
cemetery. She is survived by two
sons and three daughters. Charles 8.
of st. Paul and B. J. Fitzgerald of
Fort Worth. Tex. Mrs. G. A. McMil.
Ian of Minneapolis, Mrs. Mary O'Hara