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The Irish standard., 1915-12-04
MAYO.


The teachers of Ballyhaunis district
have passed a resolution regretting
the departure of Mr.. Craig, Senior
School Inspector from the Athlone
district. The Athlone and Moate
teachers agreed to similar resolu-
ton, but objected on principle to reso-
lutions of the kind regarding officers
of the Education Board.
Twelve persons, mainly small farm.
ers on the Caradyne estate, outside
Claremorris, have been returned for
trial. on bail, by Mr.. Hinkson, R. NJ, at
kilmaine, on a charge of having driv-
en- cattle of the grazing lands adjoin-
ing their holdings.
The announcement of the death of
Patrick Patten, Keel, Achill, will be
read with sorrow by all who knew
him. He remembered when there was
not one cart in Achill, and when there
were no main roads. He was always
great reader and had all the lead
ing events of Irish history at his finger
tips. Shortly before his death he
caused heap of stones to be placed
on the birthplace of Father Manus
Sweeney, who was executed at New.
port for assistance given some French
officers who visited Newport after the
successful rout of the English at the
Races of Castelar,.
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KINGS.

The death is announced with regret
of Mr.. ]. P. Dunno, Geashill, once
well-known Midland cyclist. Up to re-
Gently he was secretary of the Offaly
County Committee of the G. A. A. and
did a great deal to promote National
pastimes in this district.
Mr.. James M. Fay, B. &C., Edender
ry, son of Mr.. Denis Fay, j. P, G. T. C..
has had conferred on him the degree
of B. E., by the Senate of the National
University.
Mr. Alfred Lynas, B. A., assistant
teacher at Edenderry, N. S., Porta
down, has been appointed principal al
Antrim road N. S., Belfast. Mr.. Lynas
is a son of Mr.. James Lynas, Moyallon
Rev. Father Dermody, P. P, st. Louis
has retired through ill-health and is
returning to Ireland. He is a brother
of Mr.. T. Dermody, ]. P, Co. c., Clon
carbon, Birr and is well-known in
South Kings County.
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FERMANAGH.

A scene arose at a meeting Of the
Enniskillen Guardians when Mr..
Strathearn took exception to the way
in which Mr.. Crozier (the Chairman)
put his motion that they readvertise
for a doctor, not Of military age, for
Ely. After further discussion a sug.
gestion by Mr.. Meehan was adopted
that lady doctor be appointed if she
applied.
The Fermanagh Co. Council was
notified that there are no funds avail
able for them to build proposed San
atorum. The l.. G. Board suggested
that the tuberculosis scheme be recon-
sidered, and that the purchase of the
proposed site be stayed. Mr.. j. Don
nelly, assistant County Surveyor, re-
signed.
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AN r RI M.

After half an hours work the Bel
fast Brigade extinguished an outbreak
of fire in a hacking shop containing
machinery, tow, and flax, at White
house Mills, the property of John Bar
bour and Co. The amount of damage
is not estimated.
The death has occurred of Mr.. Hugh
Grey, well-known and extensive
farmer at. Derraw, Rasharlin. He was
for many years a member of Bally-
mena Board of Guardians.
Died-November 4, at st. Pauls
Convent, Crumlin road, Belfast, Anne
Elizabeth Tin religion Sister Mary 1g-
natius), only daughter of Michael j.
Harte.-At 40 Castleton Gardens, Bel
fast, after brief illness, James Cole
man.
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LEITRlM.

The Insurance Commissioners sum.
moned Mrs. Jane Quinn, publican,
Fenagh, for having failed to stamp the
card of her servant, Mary Kate Rey.
nolds. Mr.. Lonsdale, solicitor, for
plaintiffs, stated that at previous
court the commissioners summoned
the husband for defendant, who was
a bankrupt, and not the employer of
the girl. The case was then dis
missed and the commissioners object
ed to being mulcted in s1 costs whilst
endeavoring to carry out the law.
The funeral of the late Rev. Patrick
Brady. P. p, which took place at Xii.
largue, was one of the largest ever
known in that district. The deceased
was educated for the priesthood in
Rome and was ordained in 1870. He
labored with marked zeal and success.
In many parishes in the diocese of XII.
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MY BEADS.
BY Rev. Abraham RYAN.

BY Rev. Abraham Ryan.
Sweet, blessed beads! would not par,
With one of You for richest gem
That CLEANS in kingly diadem;
Ye know the history of my heart.
For have told you every grief
In all the days of twenty years,
And have moistened you with tears
And In your decades found relief.
All! time has fled, and friends have
failed,
And joys have died; but in my needs
Ye were my friends, my blessed
beads!
And We consoled me when walled.
For many and many time, in grief,
My weary fingers wandered round
Thy circled chain, and always found
In some Hail Mary sweet relief.
How many story you might tell
OF inner life, to all unknown:
I trusted you and you alone,
But ali! We keep my secrets we'll.
Ye are the only chain wear
A sign that am but the slave
In life, in death, beyond the grave
OF Jesus and His Mother fair.
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TYRON e.

AS a souvenir of their appreciation
or his Jealous ministry during eight
years as curate at Stewartstown, his
late parishioners presented the Rev.
p. J. Collins, c. c., now transferred to
Moy, with an illuminated address and
gold watch.
In Crookstown market Mr.. Patrick
Conery, who lives in laborer's cot.
tage at Mountjoy, sold 2114 stones of
flax at 24s per stone, being a record
yield from three picks of flax which
grew on a half-acre of ground.
Mr.. J. Skefhngton, President, Ty.
rome Co. Board A. o. H., opened a
new hall at Beragh, the address being
delivered by Mr.. H. K. M'Aleer, R. D.
c.. provincial delegate for Ulster.
The death is announced of Mr.. Alex.
Moore, Strabane, who few years ago
retired from the G. N. R. station mas
tership of that town after 43 years SER
vice.
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WICKLOW.
Died-At his residence, Abbey
Street, Wicklow, Patrick Fitzsimons,
WICKLOW.
WATERFORD.

A fine specimen of white seal has
been captured in the harbor of Dun.
garvan. The animal was seen by Mr..
M. Casey, and hunted with a gun,
when, on rising within range, Mr.. Ca
sey fired and killed it. He had to tow
1t into the quay, and it was found to
be beautiful specimen, all white,
with fine coat, which looked very
beautiful. The seal weighs some
seven or eight hundredweight.
Died-At his residence, Greenville,
William Laffan.-At his residence, 4
Scotch Quay, William st. John Oscar
age 5o.-Miss Kate McGrath, sister OF
Mr.. Michael McGrath, ex-R.-D.-C., OF
the Bridge, Ballyduff, Lismore.
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DON EGAL.

Hugh O'Donnell, Carrowmore, Glen
togher, was fined G1O0, mitigated to
Sc at Carndonagh Petty Sessions, for
having concealed in churn of butter.
milk in his house, 1k gallons of "po.
teen" The police made the discovery
on the occasion of the wedding OF
O'Donnell's daughter.
MARKEDLY the Rev. Father Sheri
dan, C. c., Newtowncunningham, Ed
ward, second son of Maurice O'Don'
nell, general merchant, Mullaghduff
Anagry, county Donegal, to Martha
fourth daughter of John Hamilton, AL
laghaderry.
Rev. Joseph Boyle, Ecclesiastical In
spector of Raphoe Diocese, has been
appointed parish priest of Termon, tc
fill the vacancy created by the lament
ed death of the late pastor, Rev. Johr
M'Nulty.
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CLARE,

Died-At Templederry, Mary, widow
at Bunratty, Co. Clare, Susan M. Cor
bett, widow of the late Martin Corbett.
November 3, after a lingering illness
at Querin House, Kilrush, Francis Bor-
ough Counihan, NJ. d., eldest son Of
DR.. j. F. Counihan, ]. P, Kilrush, coun-
ty Glare.
The reception has taken place of
Miss Nora O'Donnell Tin religion Sis
ter Mary Cecelia), daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. ODonnell, Knock James, Tul-
la, Co. Glare, and Sister to Sister Nj.
Thomasina, Convent of Mercy, Carys-
fort Park, Blackjack, Dublin.
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RoscoMMoN.

At Castlerea Mr.. A. ]. Hanson, VIC
tualler, addressed large labor meet
ing in the Market House, and he dwelt
on the many grievances from which
the laborers and town tenants suffer
In that district. He announced that
he would contest the Castlerea Elec-
toral Division with Mr.. M. G.. Sweeny,
j. p, at the next election of District
Councillors.
A meeting of stock-breeders and
farmers of the county was held in the
Harrison Hall, Roscommon, recently
to consider the practicability of estab-
fishing a registered society for the
purpose of carrying on the Agricultur.
al Show and extending it's scope.
Rev. J. Meagher, G. c., Corville, has
been appointed P. P. of Dunkerrin,
Roscrea, in place of Rev. L. Gilligan,
p. P.
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CORK.

Subscriptions amounting to e71 15s.
Cd. have been received to a fund, since
it was started ON October II, for a
memorial to the late Very Rev. Canon
Murphy, of Macroom.
The death has occurred in his Gath
year, of Rev. DR.. John O'Mahony, a
native of Bandon, who had for nearly
a quarter of century been connected
with the Church of the Apostles, in
Launceston, Tasmania. He was edu-
Gated at Cork Diocesan Seminary and
at Maynooth; became professor in
Cork, and filled various chaplaincies
there before going to Australia. Dr.
O'Mahony edited 1.-THE Monitor" He
was an ardent supporter of the Irish
movement.
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KILKENNY.

Much regret is felt throughout
South Kilkenny at the death of Mr..
Joseph O'Hara, Kilmurry, Thomas.
town, aged 70 years, one of the best
known Nationalists in the county. He
was father of Mr.. R. O'Hara, D. c..
Vice-President of the County Kilkenny
Committee of the G. A. A., and of the
late Mr.. James O'Hara, manager of the
More Valley Cooperative Creamery.
Died-Mrs. Ellen Kenna, widow OF
the late Mr.. Thomas Kenna, of Bally
martin, Ballyragget-Ath his residence
Graignenamanagh, James Murphy
aged ~ years.
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CAVAN.

At a meeting of the committee of
the Cavan Central Cooperative Agri-
cultural and Dairy Society, Ltd, Mr..
Thomas Mccartney, President, in the
chair, a resolution was proposed by
Mr.. G. Johnson, v. c., D. c., seconded
by Mr.. P. Brady, jr, and passed unani-
mously demanding Mr.. Russells dis
missal from office and to have him
replaced by practical Irish farmer
who understands the needs of the
country and who will consult Irish
farming interests, and not foreign
place hunters.
The profession of Miss Margaret
O'Reilly Gin religion Sister M. Ga.
brieD, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J. P. O'Reilly, Cloughbally Lower, Null
lagh, Co. Cavan, and niece OF the Very
Rev. ]. ]. Brady, St. Killians Church,
New Bedford, Mass, U. S. A., has TAX
en- place. in the convent chapel of st.
COLUMBIA, Kells.
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KERRY.

A public meeting in Killarney re.
solved to form an Angling Association
with the object of restocking the lakes
and improving fishing generally.
The men employed on the Tralee
and Dingle Railway have struck work
for an increase of wages from 15s. to
Ell per week. The Railway Company
say they are prepared to concede the
increase to eligible men,, but that
they have some men employed who
are beyond their work, and they can.
not give them the increase.
Prior to his departure for Queens.
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town, where he has been appointed
chief commercial instructor at the
Technical Schools, the many friends Of
Mr.. Edward F. Martin, Tralee, present
ed him with a silver-mounted umbrel.
la, silver cigarette case and gold
mounted cigarette holder.
On the occasion of his translation
as parish priest of Ballybunion, his
late pensioners at Killarney, among
whom he labored for some 20 years
with zeal and kindness, presented
the Very Rev. Michael Canon Fuller,
P. p, with an Illuminated address.
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LONGFORD.

There were only two small cases of
petty larceny to go before the Grand
Jury at the opening of the Longford
Quarter Sessions and his Honor
Judge Drummond said it was pity
that such number of jurors should be
brought in from their work to investi-
gate such trivialities. If they could
get the law amended so that the mag
istrites of the county would have ju-
risdiction to deal with such offences, it
would be great service to the pub
lie,
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THE HYPHENs IN THE RECORD
The Irish World.

The Irish World.
When we started as a nation,
When we launched our ship of state
When we sent the Britons homeward
Shut them out and locked the gate
Then we turned our whole attention
To the men who fought and fell,
Who were sleeping on the hillside,
In the valley, in the dell.
And we found few from Erin,
And few from DER the Rhine,
And few from other nations,
AS we Travelled down the line.
Who from Lexington to Concord,
Helped to put the foe to rout,
And their names are in the record
And you cannot blot them out,
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KILDARE.

Mrs. Anne Flood has died at her
residence, Thomastown, Rathangan
The deceased was the mother of the
Rev. Brother Ignatius, Principal of the
De La Sale College, Waterford.
Much regret was felt by her many
friends in Kildare and Queens County
at the death of Mrs. Hyland, late
matron of the Athy workhouse, who
resided with her husband and family
in Monasterevan since her resignation
of the matronship.
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DUBLIN.

"The gas is so bad that you would
X want to get 1-2d. candle to see where
1t is" said Mr.. ]. J. Kennedy at the
I meeting of the Kingstown Council,
when complaining of the bad light
they were receiving from the Gas
Company. Never, said Mr.. Kennedy.
In his experience had the light been
10 wretchedly bad as it is at present.
n many cases the lamps were not
lighted until 1t was time to put them
ont The trouble is due to lack Of
Booal.
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CuRlOW.

Miss Johanna Kelly, daughter of Mr..
M. Kelly, Bagnalstown, was solemnly
protested at the Convent of Mercy,
Trim, by the Very Rev. M. Woods, as.
sisted by the Rev. P. Casey, the Rev.
D. Dunno, and the Rev. C. Carrick
The Rev. M. Brophy and many other
friends were present.
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LOUTH.

Died-October 3lst, at Drogheda
Cottage Hospital, John Carpenter, OF
Sunnyside, Drogheda, aged 54 years.
At his residence, Shallon, Junians
town, Richard Matthews.
Messrs. N. Hardy, auctioneers, dis
posed by public auction of farm of
sc acres, situate at Wottonstown,
County Louth, to Mr.. Charles Kear.
ney, Carlingsford, for $4,000 and fees.
The rent is G107 per annum.
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SLIGO.

The Ballymote, County Sligo Agri-
cultural Show Committee, at their last
meeting, passed a vote of sympathy
with the relatives of the late DR.. Rob-
ert German, Sligo, who had acted as
chairman of the society since it's es-
Enlistment
At a representative meeting of the
business men of Ballymote, presided
over by the Very Rev. Canon Quinn,
P. p, it was decided to proceed with a
scheme for the electric lighting of the
town, the estimate of cost being close
on $1,000.
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WEXFORD.

Messrs. John O'Sullivan, ]. p, C,
U. c.; D. Sunderland and Vincent
Doyle have been reelected members
OF the New Ross Harbor Board.
A week ago bunch Of primrose was
picked by farmer about three miles
from New Ross. In the same locality
punches of Strawberries were also
found.
Died-At Grange House, Rosslare,
James Francis, youngest son Of the
late Patrick Devine, Leinster Crescent,
Carlow.-At his residence, Mullawnree,
Boolavogue, Martin Redmond, aged 6e
years.
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BLUE EARTH COUNTY.

County President p. J. McGrath.
Madison Lake.
Vice Pres, Daniel Coughlin, Manka-
to; Sec, w. A. Lyons. Madison Lake;
Treas. Michael O'Brien, Mankato; sar-
geant, M. a. Sullivan. Madison Lake;
Sentinel, John Mccall, Mankato; Chap.
lain. Rev. Fir. Hughes. Mankato.
Division No. l. Manufactures, Mi
ehael OBrien. Carol St.; Vice Pres,
Pan Goughlan; Rec: Sec. P. H. Jordan.
BIG Pleasant St.; Fin. Sec, c. Fitzger.
aid: ms: Sec, John Mccall: Treas, T.
r. Coughlan. Meet in K. G. hall, Sec
ond and fourth Sundays Of month at 2
p. m.
Division No. 2. Madison Lake-Pres.
Jas. Sullivan. Madison Lake; Vice Pres,
NJ A. Sullivan, Madison Lake; Rec
Sec. w. A: Lyons, Madison Lake; Fin
Sec, P; J. McGrath. Madison Lake; ms
Sec, VIM: P. Conner. Madison Lake;
Treas. John McNamara, Eagle Lake:
Med: Examiner, DR.. Firgina. Meetings
are held on second and fourth Sundays
Of month in Woodman's hall, Madison
Lake.
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News from Ireland
DERRY.

A bright and impressive picture was
witnessed in st. Eugene's Cathedral.
Derry, when the Sacrament of Con
firmation was administered to 581 chill,
dren by his Lordship Most Rev. Dr.
M'Hugh.
Married-At st. Eugene's Cathedral
Londonderry with Nuptial Mass), by
Rev. w. Hegarty, G. c., John ]. Car
olan, N. T., Dungiven, to Bride Ayl
mer, Teacher, Dowlais Schools.
Died-At her brothers residence, II
Dennery Street, Londonderry, Ellen
daughter of the late John Nance.
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THE TOWN OF DUNcoRmlck
BY P. ]. Mccall.

BY p. J. Mccall.
There's the town of Duncormick-
IT'S built like nest!
With hill to the East,
And a hill to the West!
See, the people come down;
See, the people go up
They look just like tay-laves
That cling to cup!
There's a church in Duncormick-
IT'S high on the hill;
It's ould ancient churchyard
Holds hearts lynn still;
IT'S oft l bees thinkin'
These dead ones look down,
Like saints in high Heaven,
To watch DER their Town!
I'm away from Duncormick
A year and a day.
And it's not to my likin'
To live DER the say!
Gen Wales and her daughters
l won't say a word;
Here never with maiden
My heart pulls cord!
There a girl in Duncormick-
The break of my heart!
A mine of black diamonds
Keeps us far apart!
But DER the Two Saltees
My ghost nightly goes
1t slips down Duncormick,
And she never knows!
God prosper these people
In sleeve-coat or shawl;
The old folk that stumble,
The childer that fall!
But, girl in green Erin,
May you find no rest
Till, instead of Duncormick,
My heart is your nest!
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deceased had played very prominent
part In the agrarian agitation in South
Ilpperary. The remains of the de.
ceased were inferred in Kilmurry
cemetery in the presence of a large
number of friends.
Died-October 30, 1915, at Mock
lerstown, Clerihan, Clonmel, John Hef
fernan, J.P.
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Evansville. @s~'
President Of Insurance FUND.-. J.
Secretary. Of Insurance - Thomas
WEIGH, saltwater. ~
State Treasurer Of Iusurance-John
sneehy. Montgomery.
State Medical Director-Dr. J. v.
VConnor. st. Paul.
Moran. Minneapolis; E. j. McManus. St
Eau: =. L. Cummings. Minneapolis; J.
e. ,Gorcoran. st. Paul: Thomas WEIGH
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MONAGHAN,

Clones Fever Hospital is at present
taxed to its utmost to accommodate
the number of patients suffering from
scarlatina and diphtheria, who have
been removed to it from the town and
district. The greater number of these
are scarlatina patients, the disease be-
ing prevalent for the past couple of
months, and apparently spreading.
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
Jas. J. Ryan, st. Paul.
John e. Healey, Delaware.
Ihomae J. Mathews. Rhode Island.
Ed. r. Hayes, New Jersey.
James Clancy. Michigan.
Myles F. Mcfarland. New York.
STATE OFFICERS-MNNBs
p,fs resident@T. J. Doyle. 1ndicet,
Vice Prssidsnt-A. J. PowvssL Du.
state 1serstaryF. J. UDoa.s,l. aEe1
1o04foaloW Ava, AinAo0polio,
Trsaoorer-JoAA 0AooAy, Hoateen.
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wAsECA COUNTY.
LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEPIN COUNTY.
NN1>151 IN NVONIY.
County President. Miss Mary Raxl,

1925 Sg 1atg Phr va Miss Mary Bsyla..
Da Dlnist0n Ne .1ooPresident, Mrs. Julia
Mrs SS Neli eo MaPd%ax: ARRs e Xiss
Mrs. NJ: A. Lane. s11 18th I've IN Is: fTS,e n'
~ Mo Mo, AYE. n r.; Treas. Mrs. Clara Ryan,
Ian. 1925 l4th Ave. s: Med. t Exam RSy:
pr. Rose Valley. s13 Syndicate Bidx''
Me en5d1n gs n 9e1d sa. on SECOND and fourth
de ptvii Mra. No. p Mi1nnsapelis-fresi-
M Mary sa Hill Ill; Bee; Sec: Mary o'Keefe:
Jefries; Med. Examiner. DR.. o;Rrien
dM aY IN sa held every first and third Mon
80 Central Ave. we A-'AA'
NJ sss zIas;ss
Brs s IT. AVE. wee N Tres Kes sen gde RICE
Inc g Rgan 15 Aye sSd En- H2. sss
NMreas:: Anna Dugan, 1899 Bryant Ave-
III F,Ioe ms; Sec, Mrs Nellie Webster, 1915
Morrison 2o1s eth st. n; seof;n Mr. W. J.
Mary Mary Donovan, 1916 Dupont Ave. n.
OF eacg held first and third Tuesdays
Bird st. N. A'"'ouen anu
dent nvi Anna 10 nrxan{ nee
see MkG MRS. Ma Miss Fdss1 p.
St.; Fin: Sec. Mrs. Sarah Kee e n. i s6o7
1 1sts Aye; s.; ms, Sec. Mrs. Mary Trow.
M SfSs 18TH s5 Aye ,f 81 TTrsas Ms
Meetings held every n rst na ana 1a fhsrG
Bloomington and Franklin AYES.
dent tv'1 Mare NO; M1inneapol,s-Presi-
Az VIZ Pre @u Mary 2s g d RiaRsat
Ma ariEass 99,d 1910 18th Ave n; Fin Soc.
Il Ins see. Katherine o% srien, az Xs 81 a.
n laurel REL Ave n; Med. Examiner, Dr.. j.
ings held every first and third rhSr r
'ner 18th st. and goth Ave. N.
v' %ss No. wsaaieE psSss 4.y,s;
Martin sSis P.erce St: ef f,a sef see MR. NM q
Mary of fa%in sos SO s7 srd AZ H. n
Mrs. g. Burns, 915 9th Ave. N IL: NJ
is ina ha,a d. Dr.: n F: Mcguire. Meet.
days n of ae every n arst and third wednes
tral AYES. N. e. ~A1 Ssn'
RAMSEY COUNTY.
90 COUNTY President, Mrs. Ellen conrav
hanna SsS a. c S,atr 8 81 Vice PEes. Miss %:
TIE ra: margaret Scott, 412 Central Ave:
r rseas., mrs. Margaret Carey, sos W
1 nian ba,i Az e, Meettngs held at Hissr:
wAsEcA COUNTY,
Division No. 1, Observation-Disclosures
Moonan; Fin. and ms Sec, Julia III.
pRny: Zee Sec. Mary Dalton; Tresa..
h. Division No. :. Ct. Paul-Pres.. Elisa.
Pres., Margaret Roach, 500 At X,haaness
E Eli; RsS A See: Ne M.Ffsret Clarke ~
iois Aibemariis ST. .n 1n ssc se Mary ayPss,
b nsr' 6 52s vis HaR Ave. Med E1sminsr.
1Meetlnes are held on second and fomr8
n;e eun s.My q each month in HibeF-
f Division n No. .:1 = E e, M p.,, ..
h.ss J%Sh hs n Cook. 81 18th st.; Viee
Fres; . N Mrs Mary Kenny. 7oS q. It'll 81:
nc geo. Mrs. Mabel Allen, - lith 81:
FL En-: sec, Mrs. Elisabeth McNaily. *
s M4sSSkonin St; 1ns. Sec, Mrs. Deretss
sM4cManuA 4st Carol Ave: .Treaa. ~
Marearet Casby. $50 John st.: MI -.
S y! DE-. r. A. Burns, LoHry Ri6G
Meetines are held on drst and fhi.S
InGrsday0 OF each month in Hih>ssI.SS
Hall 1t ,. n.
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QUEENS.

The late Mr.. William Dunno, D. L.,
Ballymanus, Queens County, promi-
nently identified with horse breeding
and racing, left personal estate valued
at G14,990.
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WESTMEATH.

Mr.. Michael Cunniffe, retired nation
al teacher, Athlone, who had been in
poor health of late, was found dead
close to his home a week ago.
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TlPpERARY.

The death has taken place of Miss
Mary Cullinan, Ballydine, Carrick-on-
SUR, in the hospital, Carrick.on-Suir.
in her 18th year. The family of the
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CROW WING COUNTY.

County President, VIM. Barron, 414
Fourth Ave., Brainerd, MINI.
IT,; Division No. J. Brainerd-Preside
hugh treason. 609 Kingwood St.; Vice
Pres, H. H. Mccartney, 215 N. Srd St:
Rec. Sec, ]. J. Nolan, 615 N. 5th St.:
Fin. Sec, J. =. Brady. sig n. 9th St;
Treas, B. c. Mcnamara, 7O6 Laurel St
Med. Examiner, DR.. F. A. Bennett Citi.
zens State Bank Bldg. Meetings are
neio on SECOND and fourth Tuesdays of
The Irish standard., 1915-12-04

more and was esteemed and be-
loved by the people of every parish
In which he ministered. He was an
Impressive preacher and brilliant re-
contour.
The Irish standard., 1915-12-04

DIVISION OFFICERS A. O. H.-TIHE
ANOKA COUNTY.
County President-Jehn P. Coleman,
Division No. 1, Anoka-Pres., William
L Ward; Vice Pres, John L. Green;
Rec. Sec, Charles E. Green; Fin. Sec.
James McArdle; ms. Sec., James Nc
Ardle; Treas. John Ward; Med. Exam
liners. J. H. Frank and A. T. Game
BIG STONE COUNTY.
. County President-M. ]. Mcdonnell
Graceville, MINI.
Division No. /, Graceville-Pres. J. p
Trainor; Vice Pres. T. F: Rowan; Rec
naty; ms. Sec, c. p. Ginnaty; Treas, j
M. Randall. Meeting held every first
Sunday and third Thursday Of each
month at Fraternity hall.