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JACKSON STREETS.
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-0eneral
News Notes.

Division 8 will meet Monday
evening and Division 2 on Thursday
evening.
The election Of division officers
will soon attract the attention OF
members.
Division "a of Brooklyn is educat-
ing the son of one of its members for
the priesthood.
Division 8 meets Monday night,
when the members will hear reports
of much interest.
Division is contemplating the
building of a tennis and handbaH
court in the spring.
Con Ford. President of Division
2, is endeavoring to round up some
new members for his division.
Many members of the order Will
attend the bazar given at st. Pat
rick's Hall, which closes tonight.
During the coming months special
effort should be made by all divisions
to get young members into the
order.
County President p. ]. Boylan re-
ports that the order is progressing
satisfactorily in Brooklyn and Kings
county.
County President Heafey's report
at the biennial convention showed
| the order in good condition at
| Omaha.
Denver Hibernians started then
membership campaign this week
with big social dance in Fraternal
Union Hall.
| Division 3 is expecting big
class for their initiation next Mon
day evening in their hall on Port
land avenue.
| More than $50 delegates were in
| attendance at the Essex county con-
vention of the Ladies' Auxiliary at
Haverhill, Mass.
National President Mclaughlin, OF
Philadelphia, will install the Brook
| Ign County Board officers at the
November meeting.
Last Sunday was get together and
initiation day for the Hibernians OF
Columbus, Ohio. A large class was
received into the order.
| To increase it's funds for the dis
semination of knowledge of Irish
history, Milwaukee Hibernians held
benefit at the Davidson Theater.
I President Con Ford and Secretary
John Keaney call upon the members
of Division to attend the regular
monthly meeting next Thursday
night.
The county convention held al
| Carthage, N. Y, praised John Red
mond because of his work for home
rule and expressed hope for com
plete autonomy for ireland.
Officers of Division 1 are some
what disappointed over the small
Members owe it to the division to be
| present at least once a month.
i Local members were sorry to
learn of the recent death of FRANK
i Carleton, the professional, who tool
part in the st. Patrick's day celebra.
ton at Masonic Theater in 1913.
l Reports of the various divisions
| Niagara county at the convention
held at Niagara Falls showed the
order in flourishing condition. J. r
Mahoney, of Lockport, was elected
County President.
/ Members should remember tina
Division / now meets on the secont
and fourth Tuesday night OF the
month at Liederkranz Hall, Sixth anC
Walnut. All are urged to be pres
ent at the next meeting.
National Director Miles +. Nc
Partland is making whirlwind cam
paign in Brooklyn with the object o.
Increasing the membership. Nothing
less than membership OF 10000 IL
Kings county before the end Of hi
term in 1916 will satisfy him.
The thirty-seven divisions of tn,
Ladies' Auxiliary of Alleghen,
county recently rendered banque
at the Monongahela House, Pitts
burgh, to their newly elected State
President, Miss Margaret McQuaide
who was presented diamond neck
lace and a bouquet.
Boyd county Hibernians have ar
active President in Thomas +. Nc
Aree. whose name was Inadvertently
omitted in the report Of the county
election held at Ashland. He will
be ably assisted by Vice President
M. j. Ryan. They propose to put
Ashland in the front rank of Hiber'
nianism.
Defeating the new hall and build
ing OF the Hibernians at Albina, Ore.
Archbishop Christie said: II take
great pleasure in congratulating the
Ancient Order OF Hibernians and the
Ladies' Auxiliary upon the compile
tion of their new home-a worh
which fittingly crowns their thirty.
seven years of organized activity In
this city. These organizations have
ever been loyal to church and coun-
try. Their aim has been that OF
intelligent and high-minded Catholic
| man and Waman ~