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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16
Subscriptions Received.

During the past week We have receiv-
ed subscriptions, new and renewal from
the following:
4. G.. Naucl,, =. L. Terrier, Perry,
La; los. !. Leblanc, Delcanbre, La.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16
Brief News Items Of Local Interest


\ demonstration of the New
Perfection Oil Stove will take
place at Daltons Store Monday
and Tuesday, by Mrs. I. l..
showing the advantages
Of the stove.
y party consisting of John
Fletcher. Edmond SiGue, Leodias
BrousSmd, J. +. Stansbury ard
Luther Terrier, spent the day .
Thursday at little Bayou, going .
by boat. They enjoyed a splendid 7.
catch of fish, a fish fry and
also bringing some
home.
Mayor p. L. Broussard enter
tanned his wife, father an mother
and 4 few friends, consisting Of
Mrs. Claude Broussard, Mrs. +.
X. Buckner and Mr.. George
Horold, Thursday on a fishing
trip to the Club House, going III
the Flemming Ioa MI had q
most enjoyable time.
The Item gives a long account
of Miss Adeline LaCa,>e, who Is
attending the NeWcomb college at
New Orleans, telling of how She
was demonstrating i'll the Item
cooking school Wednesday. She
demonstrated and gave talks on
how to prepare Chaufroid, chicken
croquetts, chicken tinbale and
numerous other articles.
4 party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Broussard, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. Nauck, Miss Monte
Leblanc, George Honold, Willie
burke, Joe Laporte, Deoda La
porte and Alex Blanchet, went OH
a fishing trip Sunday, going to
Little Bayou. They enioye | the
/ outing, leaving here at 6 a. III.
and returning 1880 i'll the evening,
having fish fry, besides bringing
plenty home with them.
According to the Crowley Signal,
the Opelousas, Gulf and North
eastern Railroad, which runs
through Rayne and Crowley, will
be built into this city. An inspec-
ton bv the officials has been made
over the propose route from Rayn(
to this city, and expressed them
selves as highly pleased with con
ditions. 1t is understood tina
work on the line will be started a
once, and if possible, completed
, by the end of the present year.
The Abbeville Motor Car Co. i
the name of new enterprise fO
this little city, being located i'll tn
building on Main street opposite
L.& NJ. Sokolosk' ; big store, will
c. L. Labit as manager, and Geo
w. Downing as mechanic. The
have the agency Of the Studebakei
automobiles, and will add other
in tie near future They do
general repairing business, AM
such as is generally connects
with all automobile garage. Mr.
2 Labit is one of Abbeviile's yer
! promising young men, while Mr.
! Downing is an experienced ma
t in the business, having splendlt
| recommendation from some OF tn
e largest places in the country. til
a Progress wishes them success l
e their venture.
The Succession Sale of til
a late Mrs. Jennie Alexande
!, Smith will take place on Jun
9th See the advertisement /
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16
Saturday, May 10th, 1914,

odIulNt'N VIC ACCli, -
between the legal hours prescribed hv
law, the following described property,
situated il Nerinilion Parish, La, to-Wit:
First. Those three certain tracts of
land living and being situated i'll the
Parish OF NcrmiliOu, Louisiana. con
tanning Thirty 800 Arpcnts. measuring
7.g7 chains. North and South, by loss
Chains. Fast and West, known and
designated - Lots Nos. Seven, Eight
and Nine. of the plat OF survey made III
the matters of the Succession Sale OF
Clara bernard, No. II of the Probate
Docket Of tlIe Dist. Court of Ncrinillon
Parish. La; said three lots adjoin each
other, and are together bounded North
bv the secondly described tract, Fast by
Lot No. o Of said plat. South by lands
formerly belonging TO Mrs. Pmlomcnc
bernard. widow OF David Frank, and
West bv Lot 30. 10 OF said plat.
md. Another certain tract of land
living and being situated i'll Nerrnilon
Parish. La. Coutaiug fifteen and one
half arpents more or less, measuring ono
arpcnt wide. North and South, BY fifteen
and onc-half arpcnts deep, east and
west, bounded North by the thirdly
described tract, i.tSI DN ! q. ! l'4'i'''' =
ct al. South by the first DESERVED tract,
and West bv the east line of the George
Faux Concession.
5rd. Another certain tract OF lai'
living and being situated III NcrmIiio'
Parish, La, containing Twcnty-on'
arpeuts, more or less, measuring three
arpents front North and South, by
seven arpents. more or less, east an'
vest. and bounded North by fourt!ii'
described tract, Fast by T. P.Flemmlng
ct ais. South by the secondly DESCRIBED
the. and West BY Coulee Kinney.
Is. Another certain tract OF I1n'
ISIS. and being situated i'll Ncrniiioi
Parish. La, containing Seven arpents
more or less. measuring one arPen
front. North and South, hv seven ar
penis deep, east and west more or less
and bounded North by the filthy dea
cribed tract. East by Public Road. Scout!
by the thirdly described tract, and Yves
By COulee Kinney.
5th. An undivided one-halt lntereS
in and to the following described tract
to-wit: 4 certain tract Of land III Yer
million Parish. La, containing Sevei
arDents. more or less, measuring on
arpent front, North aud South, b
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16

The ladies of the Methodist
church will meet Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock, for the purpose
of organizing ladies aid society.
They request all ladies Interested
to please meet with them and
assist them in the organization.
The Baptist Church has been
undergoing some carpenter work,
in the way of finishing the ceiling
of the little rooms at the side of
the altar, and other things which
adds to the convenience and APP
pearance of the interior of the
church. Mr.. 5. +. White is doing
the work.
The state convention OF the
Catholic Knights of America viii
be held here next Tuesday and
Wednesday, and it is expected that
about fifty or more delegates viii
be here. TheVictor theatre will bC
used as the convention hail, and {
big banquet will take place at tht
New Oaks hotel Tuesday night.
Mrs. I. l.. Baldwin will give ;
practical demonstration of the New
Perfection Wick Blue Flame Oh
Cook Stove at the Dalton Variet,
store Monday and Tuesday
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16

The Succession Sale of the
late Mrs. Jennie Alexander
Smith will take place on June
9th. See the advertisement III
another column.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16
4 LII. NuncZ. ct al.

By virtue of a writ of Ficre Facias Is
sued to me ont of the Honorable Seven
teenth Judicial District Court, in and for
the Parish of Nermilion, State of Lou
isiana, in the above numbered and en-
titled suit, fully authorizing and enIpow-
ering me i'll the premises, | have this
day seized and taken into my possession
to satisfy said writ, and will proceed 70
sell. to the last and highest responsible
bidder, at the principal front door of the
Court House, in the town Of Abbevillc,
Nermilion Parish. La, on
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16

Mrs. J. y. Greene entertained tie
Woman's Club "Wednesday afternoon.
The program was most interesting
the topic being Home Economics.
Mrs. VI. p Edwards was chairman
Mrs.W. b. White who attendc the con-
vention the Woman Club in New
O-leans, gave an appreciated talk re-
'garding the session. Miss Bertha Frank
successfully gave a demonstration of the
callinerv department OF Home Econc-
mics. Those present were Mesdames
!. r. Nettles, W. T. Edwards, VI. Il.
White, NJ. J. Meynier. !. r. kitchcll,
II. b. Sere, \. J. Golden, NJ. Sokoloski,
!. Well, +. y. Godchaux, of NeA
Orleans; Z. p Putnam, J. Z. Silver
Kibbe, J. Z. Holmes, Felix Samson, (.
\ Schi,ling, and Misses Bertha Frank
Louise Estorge, Roberta Holmes and
Lizzie Nettles.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16

Mrs. Eddie Whence entertained
at a sumptuous crab gumbo last
Sunday evening, a number of the
Young folks being invited to
partake of the supper. She/was
assisted III entertaining by Mrs.
Eusebe Ledet.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16
SUERIFF'S. SALE.

State of Louisiana, Parish OF Nermi,icn,
18th Judicial District Court No. 4i95
Thomas Z .Flammin@ and Morgan Hchert
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16

Attend the demonstration at
Dalton's Store Monday and Tues
day of the Perfection Oil Stove,
and partake of the good things
which will be served free OF
charge.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16
DR.. II. a. EIdredgc

Has moved into the San;tarium and is
prepared to accommodate all Medical ana
Surgical cases.
Physicians desiring to place their
patients there have completete charge
of them, and are IS private as in their
own home.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16

News has been received here
that Arthur O'Bryan, who is en-
ploved at Humble, Tex, was
badly burned the other day, but
later news says that he is all right
and is soon to be back at his post
of duty.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16

A most enjoyable box supper
was given at the Rice Cove school
house last Saturday evening. a
,large and jolly crowd was present.
A dance was also INDUCED i'll.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16

An effort on the part OF citizens
of this city, as well as all over
this section of the state is being
made to have a port opened at
New Orleans for the purpose OF
getting cattle into this section, and
raise more cattle. The impression
prevails that the government Will
do almost anything reasonable to
help out the owners of lands, and
start them into a line of business
that will cause them to forget that
they were ever sugar makers. 1t Is
GENERALLY admitted that cattle
raising is the most feasible and
profitable business to which their
land can be put. The privilege has
thus far been denied New Orleans
as a port for this purpose, and now
all effort is strcnuOsly'being made
to have the port opened at New
Orleans. The proper attention to
cattle raising is much needed, and
this is a start III the right direction.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16


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Mr.. and Mrs. n. 7. Dctuti.-. who
were married h-r@ Wednesday Oh ."~'
week, an" went i' Eaton E"u-' '' "
hort mncN""aH u'p, I~'"'-v" nome
SUNDAY evening.
Mir. an. Mrs. George W. '''''''''t'7.
"1" have hr1a spending a IL" wees
visiting nj Alarh"' len returned "''''
thursday. IHcE We're III Il III !''''z ''',
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16

Beginning today, Mrs. Anna
HAYES. the milliner, has put Oh q
special sale, which will last tor
one week only. She is offering
some marvellous bargains.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16
OFFICE HOURS

Sanitarium, s 20 9 am. and 3 to 9p.m.
Regular Office, 9 to l. a. nj. and | to
! p. II.
Phones: Sanitarium Residence $50,
OfiC- LOO.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16

y party consisting of John
Fletcher, Edmond SiGue, Leodia,
Broussard, J. T. Stansbury ard
Luther Terrier, spent the day
Thursday at little Bayou, going
By boat. They enjoyed a splendid
catch of fish, a fish fry and
coubillon, also bringing some
home.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16

Miss Cccille Broussard is on the
sick list.
The W. O. W. will give dance
at their hall Tuesday night.
!. =. Broussard, the assistant
postmaster. is on the sick list tins
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avide BrousSard
entertained a number Of the young
folks at a dance Tuesday evening.
Misses I.conie and Loretta
BrousSard entertained their friends
at a dance Sunday night. Refresh
ments were served.
We are glad to learn OF the
return Of Sergeant \. !. BroueSard
to his home in Beaumont. He was
OH military duty at Brownsville.
Robert Young, son of Mrs. r.
!. Young, was awarded the gold
medal in the senior clocution CON
test at the St. Charles College,
at Grand COteau, La.
c. c. Broussard has Installed an
electric light plant for himself. The
system is automatic, and well
lights his place of business. 1t Is q
storage battery system.
The chicken farm of Detweilel
& Ewell has added another bunch
of little chickens to their Hooks
three large incubators finished
their matches this week.
Beginning today, Mrs. Ann;
HAYES, the milliner, has put on
special sale, which will last TO
ono ,vaeL- Oulv She is Otterln;
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16

Mayor p. L. Broussard enter
tanned his wife, father an mother
and few friends, consisting Of
Mrs. Claude Broussard, Mrs. +.
r. Buckner and Mr.. George
Horold, Thursday on a fishing
trip to the Club House, going III
the Flemming boa. MI had q
most enjoyable time.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16

We are glad to learn of the
return Of Sergeant \. !. Broussard
to his home in Beaumont. He was
on military duty at Brownsville.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-16

Miss CcCillc Broussard is on the
iCk list.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-07-18
THE DYING GIRL.

(By Richard Dalton Williams.)
From Munster vale they brough
her,
From the pure and balmy air;
An Ormond peasants daughter,
With blue eyes and golden hair
They brought her to the city,
And she faded slowly there,
Consumption has no pity
For blue eyes and golden hair.
When I saw her first reclining
Her lips were moved in prayer,
And the setting sun was shining
On her loosened golden hair.
When our kindly glances met her,
Deadly brilliant was her eye;
And she said that she was better,
While we knew that she must die.
She speaks of Munster valleys,
The pattern, dance and fair,
And her thin hand feebly dallies
With her scattered golden hair.
When silently we listened
To her breath with quiet care
Her eyes with wonder glistened-
And she asked us, ''What VA
theref
The poor thing smiled to ask It,
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THE IRISH STANDARD, SATURDAY, JULY 49, 1914

And her pretty mouth laid bare,
Like germs within a casket,
A string of pearlets rare.
We said that we were trying
By the gushing of her blood
And the time she took in signing
To know if she were good.
Well, she smiled and chatted gaily
Though we saw in mute despair
The hectic brighter daily,
And the death-dew on her hair.
And oft her wasted fingers
Beating time upon the bed:
Der some old tune she fingers,
And she bows her golden head.
At length the harp is broken;
And the spirit in its strings,
AS the last decree is spoken,
To its source exulting springs.
Descending swiftly from the skies,
Her guardian angel came,
He struck Gods lightning from hel
eyes,
| And bore Him back the flame.
Before the sun had risen
Thro' the lark-loved morning air,
Her youth soul left its prison,
| Undefiled by sin or care.
l stood beside the couch in tears
Where pale and calm she slept,
And tho I've gazed on death fol
years,
I blush not that / wept.
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latives Of the late Mr.. j. Hall and Mr..
J. Griffin, who lost their lives in the
Limerick confagration.
Judge Wakely, at Sligo Quarter SEES.
stons. awarded 81 los. compensation
and costs to Mr.. w. R. Fenton, Clerk
OF the Crown and Peace, Sligo. in re-
spect of injuries caused to twenty
head of cattle, his property, which
had been driven from the farm of Mr..
George Coulter, of Doonflynn.
The death is announced at the age
OF rs at Enniscrone, County Sligo. of
Mr.. Hamilton Rowan Blakeney, late
assistant County Surveyor.
The sale Of the town Of Ballymote
has at length been carried out and all
the middlemen's interests have been
bought out.
Drainage operations have been com.
menced on the Owenmore River near
Collooney and the Congested Districts
Board will proceed with the whole
work in the near future.
Tyrone
James Gray, 40, has been killed on
the railway near Dromore road sta.
ton. 1t is thought he was returning
on the line from Omagh when he was
knocked down by a goods train. The
body was terribly mutilated. "Acci.
dental death" was the verdict at the
inquest.
The death is announced of Mr.. J.
II. Alexander, Petty Session Clerk
Dromore, County Tyrone.
| Tipperary
On Wednesday, June "a, South Tip
perary was visited by series of vic.
lent thunderstorms accompanied by
an abnormally heavy rainfall. In some
places there was a regular cloud-burst
the rain fell like cataract.
The Most Rev. DR.. Kelly, Bishop OF
Geraldton. Western Australia, is at
present staying in Cashel, having
gone to Ireland after visiting Rome
He will return by the United States.
Waterford
An inquest was held in the Board
room of the Waterford Workhouse by
DR.. G. I. Mackesy, J. p. Deputy Cor
oner and jury, of which Mr.. Thomas
j. Wilson was foreman, on the body
of young woman, domestic servant
named Mary Power, who died whilst
being conveyed from Tramore.
On Friday, June 10, Deputy Cor
oner Oh. Mackesy held an inquest
touching the death of an old woman
named Mary Murphy, Henrietta street
which occurred suddenly on the pre-
vious morning. The evidence showed
that when deceased got out of bee
she became very weak and expired
shortly afterwards. A verdict of deatt
from heart failure was returned.
At Waterford Cathedral on Whit
Sunday the Most Rev. DR.. sheehar
ordained Rev. P. Walsh, Waterford;
Rev. P. Luby, Waterford; Rev. j
O'Connor, Waterford; Rev. M. Cow
ley, Alton; Rev. M. Ryan, Alton; Rev
M. Meagher, Stafford; Rev. ]. O'Sul
livan, Davenport; Rev. w. Nugent
Davenport; Rev. E. Noonan, Salt Lake
City.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-07-18
AGAINST CHILD LABOR

Atlantic City, N. j., July 10.-Oppo-
sition to child labor and the exploita-
ton of Americas future citizens was
recorded by the convention of the
American Medical Association, in con-
vention here. It was agreed that state
legislatures should restrict child labor
by limiting the hours Of employment
and forbidding their employment at
night and in hazardous occupations.
The convention also favored law re.
quiring labels on lye and cleansing
preparations which have caused death
and injury to children, and urged the
Standardization of milk supplies in
cities.
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STATE eFF1CERs-L. A. A. Q. H.

STATE 0FFICERS-I. A. A. .. h.
Presldent-Mrs: Mary 3. Daley 1'0e
ce Wee President-Niss May E. Ham
mill a.;cr pHarsn - Ella c. Heating, 147
1TTSreasurerSMiss Mary Coogan, Earl
oa Roard Of pirectors-Mary N; Sullivan
Duluth; Ellen Conroy. st. Paul; mary -
1eAludltiRE Committee-.:Marssrst scott Da
st. RsS il;:S MfS5esMr eN. SH1''ysaenP PAUL
insurance Secretary - MeFS~Ees a.
crazy n:;rs s1,.swT rsssurer-Marsarst sulli-
vet stat M0i Medicai Director - DR.. n. W.
6g Directors Of insurance Fund - Nellie
curran, Mnneapolis; Annie sSSG9s9iH6 Sy;i IL.
Anna wiiiesen. duluth; Margaret Nolsn'
81. rSitinr committee-Ellen Mcarath.
st. Paul: Annie Kennedy. st. CLOUD;
Nellie McColl, st. Paul
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IT'S THE FIRST ROSE OF SUMMER

IT'S THE FIRST ROSE OF SUMMER
(Stanzas sung by 1.-THE Rosy Hours of
the Future in the new Home Rule
operetta, '"The Sunburst of Free.
DOM" by Honor Walsh.)
Air: "The Last Rose of Summer"-al.
legro vivace. Original Irish air:
castle HYDE" or 1.-THE Groves of
Barney"
IT'S the first rose of summertime,
Erin, at last!
Thy winter is over, it's tempests have
passed;
Thy streams ripple freely from noun.
tain to shore,
And thy long-withered garden has
blossomed once more!
IT'S the first rose-the first rose OF
many to be
Ever blooming all seasons. Bright
Roisin, for thee!
Too long thy December-now welcome
long June,
With a rose-laden future for Erin
Aroon!
Oh, soon mayst thou queen it, White
Rose of the World,
With thy dear head uplifted, thy
bright flag unfurled!
Thy true sons united for thee as OF
yore-
All for Erin-Rose Erin-a nation
once more!
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srArn oFFICERs-MINNEsOTA.
President-E, ]. Doyle. Hnd'cot'
Bi de:s o. P5;resident-J. P. Kennedy, Earl
oa State secretary-P. J. Oponnell, $500
1,onafeliow Ave, Minneapolis; .~..
nU Traasurer-john Sheehy, Monteo"-
er Sgtate chaplain-Rev. P. J. Fox. James
VIE P5ee;esident Of Insurance Fund - T. j.
Doyle y'es Sstr;esident-J. J. Nolan. Brainsr y
sacretary Of insurance - John Ma.
honey. 10 Temple Court, Minnea2GIoihhsy
State Treasurer insurance '0"A
sh stafa Medicsi Director - DR.. J. v
Director 81 insHraR % !, F %cManus so st
NOTE Moran m =. CmmminEs, Minneapolis; =
3. Gorcoran. st. Paul: Thos' "elcn
saltwater.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY
aENNEP1N COUNTY.

1895 14th zAs vs: :. Miss Mary soylan'
Mr nivi Mary M NJ; 9ss
Ave- VICE 1Y Pras MS 1s7 JULIA IlintYDs smSys
MIs; NJ; A Lane; sil 18th ave- c n: ?f FL
:ss2$ sth St. S. Treas. Mrs. 81 Clara ls Ryan
Valley ssl 1876 Andrus Bldg: Meetinss
Of month in A. o. U. W. hail. So. 7th 81.
Mrs + L Collins. 42o7 Wil neSsnt ave. E:
Vice Pres. Mrs. Mary Kauth. 1s5 ISL;
AVE-. Nj 1qs. sgSs y:. Miss ass Mary GaryeX
Ms: SSidsst Ray. s1s2 q Grand s St N sfSS:
Waah iiee; MRS l. Margaret Sullivan. 765
izabsth nsies n lis sth 1Hzs vs N: Me- f.:
nea; Exam, Or. .Phelan, st. Anthony
thrd Mo Mdsens g men hslS q q AT
mems Hall at D. m,
Mrs. Annie Dugan. 1883 Bryant Ave. r.:
a x1fe A Pees T. Ms Jennie Rice, 2o26 Bry.
M Me-. A Nellie Sr.a Webster: ISIS Emerson;
Mclaughlin. 2is Pi iE na Bidk r Meet Il A.
ings are held ON first and third Tues-
and piJn,nWthn ~! ~ NooGe nalls Srd st.
ND DIVISION No. 4, Minneapolis
pres. Mrs. Nellie McGoush. 1926 Rio oiEe
1 assf ~ Ave; rec. sec. Mrs: Mary TroW,
Anna Br1a nYe All n and ms Mrs..
mrs: 3: N Walsh. 2iiS iii 17th a Xv 1eee E:
NED ne exams. Pr; Barber. Syndicate Biz:
Meetings are held on first and fhird
Of an month IL hail.
Vice Pres, Mary Gleason, s5o7 Eme ar:
1 1o1s A l4ei Nj Xje Rg g. ssS n
s ssin;e s73 DI E%srsoa 5Aeve kssh:
Meas sa. h Ma5tha 10 dridin SoS sth Ave q:
5ryant ana 10th: MeetinFEs y are b sSsnss
ae s als5 ana fhifd Thu.sdays Of month
Goth Ave. N. at ,. i m. 4'n st. ana
Ri!:!?9 Nv w.aeR sssgg 4:735e
n Sko - M YiSs Trss. Mrs Msssarst Moran:
Massss se Martin Is Ma4ss4Ssts
IFWin. Sas sra Ave: n. E.: Treas eass MY r3y
Central Ave- Mesin e M ars ss,ia ass 50
4Fs G ana tnlrd wednesday, Of month in
l. y. y. +. Hail. 22nd and Central AYES.
ma R,y's 40pn. No. ,.,:; }M,nnespol,s-Pre..
asas t5f @siis' is e. III
g. Sc. r: Rec: ses;, Mary -Goushlin. II
col,is sn s Ax1 i, 4; r. r.; IN. Sea- M1.
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Of nsstshRf Il o sss F RsS e
Hail, at S:16 p. m.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
ss GeosSn ~ c P;Fssid (. Mrs; Ellen conroy.
s Son n.e & e 1s sSts iS Re;
Aye; Treas. Mrs.. Margaret Caro- ~
Ssin S:atf H! ~ IL ,ss 5Sd
s. 3a'1 assns No. g n,.
Litehaeld Ave-: Fin. &c. III, Gilrrk avn ~.
' 1915 a. A.!!bs%arls e.; Ina. seo., Har2 M o.
nnsr: sis yirginie Ave; Med. Exam, -.
w. :rs req q 81 second and fourth
at Sis p. N. 80 ~>'S'A .A~' @as1A
Jo Rbiyas.o4 cd Ne: :, e. Payl-Rrss.. Mss
Mrs 1MIsry Kenny. III? ~ 3. ith ' g. RTs e..
s zs;; XIs: Elisabeth IsNsli2 sos ia Sdn:
MM.nus. 4ss Carol Ave: T Treas. NJ.
Exam. DR.. r. K. Burns. IovrI' x M1Sea.
4eetings are held ON drot snd fhSrS;
Cnureueys OF month in HiberniSn HoSi
at p. N. sss" 31sAA
WAanCA COUNTY.
Division Ne. I. jsnesvflia- p-..,a.-.
Alisebsth oaynn; Vice Free. Ss1eS
~ HSei R::. ~ e. ana ins L.. Julia 1uF.