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The Irish standard., 1915-08-21
DOWN.,

The death in his seventy-sixth year
at Mayobridge, Newry, of Mr.. Peter
O'Hare, ID. c., is announced with deep
regret. For many years he carried on
successful business as a merchant
and flax mill owner, and was also SUBJ
postmaster at Mayobridge. He was a
member of many local public boards
and Nationalist in politics.
Not since the early SOS has there
been such a boom in the herring fish
cry at Ardglass, County Down, where
the Crown brand system of curing is
In vogue. The fleet consists of &C
County Down boats, mostly fitted with
motor engines, luggers and other craft.
The takes average daily $50 Grams, and
it is modest computation to say that
the sales realize 94,50O in every week
of five days.
DR.. R. Henry reported a case of ty-
phus fever at Comber to the Newtown-
ards Guardians, and stated that the
patient, boy, had been Immediately
transferred for treatment to Purdys-
burn.
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KERRY,

The death of Rev. Mother Mary
Peter (Anna Marie Murphy the young
est daughter of Mrs. John Murphy OF
Ahane, Brosna, which occurred at the
Convent of Mercy, Perth, Australia,
is very sincerely regretted in East ker-
ry. Deceased who was only in her thir'
ty-third year, was sister of the Very
Rev. Richard Murphy, c. S. Sp., and OF
Mr.. B. ]. Murphy, Knocknagoshel. Her
two surviving sisters are Sister Mary
Ita, Swinford, and Rev. Mother Flavia
Scarborough, England.
Tralee Rural Council passed reso
luton asking the government to reduce
payments to Cabinet Ministers and M
P.'s and demanding the abolition OF
pensions paid to ex-Cabinet ministers
The death is announced of Mr.. T. J.
O'Connor, Upper Castle street, Tralee
who was we'll known in Irish Volunteer
and football circles.
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LOUTH.

In reply to questions by the Depart.
mental Committee on Food Production
the Louth County Committee has rec.
commended the prohibition of the ex.
port of all milch and in.calf heifers,
the re-importation to ireland of calves
from Great Britain, and the establish
ment of depots for up.to.date agricul.
tural machinery in each county from
which farmers could hire machinery at
cheap rate.
When the resolution recently passed
at conference in Dublin came before
the Ardee District Council protesting
against conscription, Mr.. Kieran, ]. p,
Chairman, said he was not in favor of
conscription, but considering the
source the resolution came from they
ought to treat it with contempt. 1t
should be thrown in the waste-paper
basket. This was agreed to.
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their creamery scheme, and stating
that If the retrenchment was inevi-
table all other parts of the scheme
should be sacrificed before the staff Of
instructors is reduced.
Omagh Home Industries Show was
held July %, the opening ceremony be-
ing performed by Mrs. T. Falls, wife
OF Mr.. Thomas Falls, J.P., Lislap, High
Sheriff for Tyrone. The entries were
we'll up to the average, with the excep-
t1on of the art section, in which there
was a great reduction.
Mr.. James Harkin, Coalisland, a
prominent member of Dungannon
Board of Guardians and Dungannon
Rural District Council, has been sworn
In as magistrate at Dungannon.
Mr.. ]. Kennedy, B.A, Strabane, who
has obtained his MA. degree at Mag
ara University, New York, was a for
mer student at st. Columba's College,
Derry, and of All Hallows', Dublin.
He is nephew of the Rev. ]. Kennedy.
&C., Falcarragh.
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MAYO.

A violent outbreak of "blackleg" has
broken out among cattle in the West
of Ireland and particularly in County
Roscommon. In small area around
Castlebar over $50 cattle have died in
the space of few days.
General regret is felt at the Demise
of Mr.. William Cooney, Glare street,
Ballyhaunis. Mr.. Cooney always took
a practical part in the National move
ment and in the Land League.
The Ballinrobe Guardians are adver-
tising since last December for a medi-
cal officer for Cappaduff, but so far
have not had an application. On Mon
day, July 19, the Guardians decided, as
an inducement to candidates, to take
over hotel on the shores of Lough
Mask with gardens and four acres of
land, as a dispensary residence.
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Glynch House, Newbliss; Mr.. F. Brady,
Chairman, Clones U. c.; and. Mr.. P.
Murphy, Clones.
MIR. Lardner, Solicitor. told the Mon.
Afghan Magistrates that he would make
application for an order when they de.
cided to adjourn case for breach of
hiring contract to enable Thomas
Ellis of Aghabog, to decide whether he
would go back to work with his master
William Reid, of Kilmore East. Mr.,
Lardner said the case was brought un.
der a statute two centuries old, and 1t
was now sought to enforce the penal
portion of it, while the portion which
placed an obligation on the master was
obsolete.
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WEXFORD.

A serious accident occurred to Mr..
Frederick A. B. Turner, J.P., land
agent, Clonotter House, Corey, on July
21 resulting in his sustaining a COM
pound fracture of the right leg. He
had been visiting the mills inspect
ing the machinery which was in mo-
tion at the time, his coat accidentally
got caught in the wheels and he was
whirled round, sustaining above in,
juries.
Very Rev. Father Crotty, O.P., Chap
lain to Irish war prisoners at Linn
burg, Germany, in letter to Mrs. T..
L. Esmonde, Enniscorthy, states that
the men from that town are doing
well and are as happy as the circum-
stances permit. Some, he says. have
left the camp for agricultural pur-
suits, and are well cared for by the
farmers for whom they labor.
During the past few days the potato
blight has appeared in some gardens
In the New Ross districts.
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News from Ireland

Cardinal hogue in a letter of con
dolence declared that the death OF
Monsignor McFaul had lost to him
one of his Oldest, his staunchest and
most beloved friends" The chie1
mourners included Patrick McFaul
brother; Mr.. c. McFaul, c. c., Omagh;
nephew, Mr.. McFaul, J. P; John, Pat
rick, William, Michael and Joseph Nc
Faul relatives. Absolution at the
graveside was pronounced by the Most
Rev. DR.. McHugh.
In presence of large attendance OF
the clergy and general community the
remains were inferred of the Rev. Ed
ward Loughrey, P. p, Dungevin, Coun,
ty Derry.
Died-July %, at the Christian
Brothers, Baldoyle, Rev. Brother John
Austin Murray, late of Derry, in the
eighty-seventh year of his age.
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WATERFORD.

AT the meeting of the Waterford
Board of Guardians Mr.. P. Kennedy,
who has been assistant clerk of the
Union for the last IS years, was unani-
mously granted an increase of $50 a
year in his salary.
At the half-yearly meeting of the
County Waterford Teachers Associa-
tion resolution was adopted which
stated that considering the highly in.
creased cost of living and the fact that
the postal officials of Ireland, English
teachers, Welsh miners and railway Of
ficials have got a special increase in
their salaries there should be a pro-
portionate increase in the salaries of
the teachers of Ireland.
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FERMANAGH,

At Enniskillen Petty Sessions John
j. West, farmer and commercial trav-
eler, of Crocknacrieve, was summoned
by Mr.. R. L. White, motor tax collector,
for refusing to pay his motor license.
Defendant, in defense, stated that he
was large farmer and only used the
motor in connection with his business.
He, however, admitted his willingness
to pay the license If several other mo-
torists who had failed to do so were
made to pay. The magistrates i'm
posed a fine of ego which they re-
duced to IL guineas.
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GALWAY.

A Fruit Growers Association has
been established in Mount Bellew
County Galway, under the presidency
Of Rev. Brother Joseph, Superior, Ag.
ricultural College, Mount Bellew, and
Mr.. T. Haverty, springlawn. The OBJ
ject of the association is to secure
markets for the sale of fruit grown on
the plots titled under the supervision
Of the Department of Agriculture.
Regret Is felt by her many friends
in the West of Ireland, at the death of
Mrs. Nevin, Gurrane, Tynagh, mother
of Rev. DR.. ]. j. Nevin, G. c.. Lough.
rea. -.
Died.-July -. At Killooney, Dun.
more, County Galway. Peter Heverin.
aged so years.
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State secretary-P. ]. o'Donnell. $500
cry.
state Chaplain-Rev. P. J. Fox,
Janesville.
President of Insurance Fund-T. j.
Doyle, st. Paul.
Secretary of Insurance - Thomas
Welch, saltwater.
State Treasurer of 1nsurance-John
Sheehy, Montgomery.
State Medical Director-Dr. J. v.
OConnor, st. Paul.
Director of Insurance Fund-John
Moran, Minneapolis; E. J. McManus, st.
Paul; P. L. Cummings, Minneapolis; J.
u: ,Corcoran. st. Paul: Thomas WEIGH,
Saltwater.
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According to dispatch from Dub
lin, the body of O'Donnovan Rosa,
who died in New York last month, was
laid to rest in Glesnevin cemetery on
Sunday, August 1. Since the arrival
of the body from the United States it
had lain in state in the City Hall.
Large numbers of persons, many of
them from the rural districts, had
viewed it. The streets converging on
the City Hall were densely packed on
the day Of the funeral. Ten thousand
persons were in the funeral process
sion, including representatives of the
Irish Volunteers and the Irish Ma
tional Volunteers. Both contingents
were in uniform and many of the
former carried "rebel pixies"
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CLARE,

The most Rev. Dr. Fogarty has made
the following changes in the Diocese
of Killaloe. Rev. d. ODea, Adm, En-
mis-, to be Canon in the Chapter Of Kill
laloe; Rev. M. Hehir, p. P, Kildysart,
to be p. p, Cooraclare; Rev. B.
O'Donovan, c. c., Birr, to be p. p,
Kildysart; Rev. J. O'Meara, G. c.,
Doora, to be c. c., Birr; Rev. M
Crome, Chaplain Birr Union, to be
c. c., Doora; Rev. M. McKenna, G. C
Killimer, to be Chaplain Birr Union.
In connection with the cattle driving
charge against Michael Quinn, John
Tracey and John O'Neill, a special
court was held at Miltownmalbay
July 20, and after evidence was heard
at some length. the accused were re.
turned for trial to the next Clare AS
sizes, bail being allowed.
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ROScoMMoN.

On the occasion of the departure of
the Rev. T. Carney, c. c., from Castle.
rea to Roscommon a committee has
been appointed to arrange for a suit
able presentation from the people OF
the town and parish. By the depart
ure of Father Carney Castlerea is
losing kindly and Jealous priest, who
was ever solicitous for the welfare OF
the people, among whom he ministered
for four years.
The much dreaded potato blight has
made its appearance in the Castlerea
district within the last few weeks
Spraying has been greatly resorted to
but the rain of the past week has to a
great extent interfered with it's prog
ress.
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DUBLIN.

Some IA or Is acres of the reclaimed
slobland at Fairview are, thanks to
the Cleansing Committee of the Cor.
poration and the City Distress Com
mittee, being converted into an athletic
ground.
Died.-July rs, at 10 st. Joseph's
road, Dublin, Teresa, the dearly be.
loved wife of Thomas Oliver, aftr a
long and painful illness.-July %, at
Tyrrellstown, Mulhuddart, County Dub.
lin, Thomas Reilly. deeply regretted by
his sorrowing family.-July rs. at Rog-
erstown, Rush, C. James Butterfly
July 81, at private nursing home,
Dublin, John Gerald MacSweeny, Local
Government Inspector.
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ApERRY.

A special meeting of the Derry Cor.
poration was convened for July % to
receive from Mr.. Horace Bayer, high
I sheriff Of the city of Derry.
The large and representative attend
ance at the funeral of the late Mon.
1 signor McFaul, p. p, v. G., of Water
side, Derry, afforded remarkable
demonstration of the esteem in which
deceased was held. In addition to over
S70 priests there were present the Most
;Rsv. DR.. O'Donnell, bishop Of Rap
hoe, and the Most Rev. DR.. McHugh,
Shishop Of Derry. Prior to the inter-
sment solemn Office and requiem high
ii,ass was celebrated at st. Columb's,
n syEaterside, by Rev. ]. Mcshane. A
\ " . ching panegyric was delivered by
4 XIV: y. Quigley, 9. G. who said that
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LEITRIM.

When Mr.. w. Waugh, Sub-Sheriff,
and force Of about 80 police visited
Ballinghera, County Leitrim, recently
to execute DEGREES for non-payment of
rent, several hundred of the inhabi-
tants turned out with drums and horns
and had everything cleared from the
premises in question. Police seized a
cart and were guarding it when a dis
turbance was noticed. They at once
ran of to the place only to find on
their return that 1t had been a decoy
and that in their absence a wheel of
the cart had been removed. The We
h1cle had to be abandoned.
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TIPPERARY.

Mr.. Justice Barton granted an in
junction to Mr.. Michael O'Connell, Ii
censed trader, % Mabbot street, Dub
lin. restraining his sister, Mrs. Mary
Ryan, and her husband, Mr.. Lee Ryan
from trespassing on the lands of Lack
enacombe, County Tipperary, which the
plaintiff had bought and put the de
PENDANTS into possession of to work
and manage on his behalf. They had
he said, treated the land as their own
His Lordship referred the matter to
Chambers to appoint receiver and
directed an account of the rents and
profits.
Roscrea Guardians by 16 votes to Is
adopted the recommendation of com.
mittee for an increase Of EGO per an.
mum in the salary of each medical off.
Ger with increments of G1O every five
years until maximum of G20O is
reached, the scale to be retrospective
for Is years, and fixing the future sal
ary of the medical officer of the work.
house at e1OO a year. Mr.. M. Mad.
den handed in resembling motion.
While the South Tipperary County
Councils steamroller was at work on
the road between Bansha and Lisner.
name in the Glen of Aherlow, on We'd
nesday afternoon, July 81, the roller
slipped off the side of the road into a
dyke. A laborer named John Bren-
nan, who had jumped on to the fence
IN the attempt to get out Of the way,
had his leg badly crushed and was
otherwise shockingly injured.
The annual collection at Tipperary
In aid of the Gaelic League resulted
In sum of between ESQ and s40
being subscribed.
Died-July %, at Main street, Tenn
plomere, John Bannon, U.D.C.-July
2S, at Nursing Home, Clonmel, DR..
John N. Shee, Medical Ohicer Of the
Callan Union, eldest son Of the late
Nicholas Shee, Seven Acres. >Mullina-
hone
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CAVAN.

District Inspector Taylour sum-
moned Patrick McMullen, Cootehille,
for reckless and furious driving of a
motor car. The complainant stated
that the defendant drove motor car
down Farnham street at furious
pace, travelling at the rate of over 80
miles an hour.
A severe outbreak of scarletina is
reported from several districts in
Cavan.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY.

1885 SS1aty 12tg RRresident Rva Miss Mary Boylan,
SS A1s Mrs. 3gs %.s
S. Mrs. N; A. Lane, s11 18th Ave. IN n; Fin. Fin.
mont Sec, Mrs; Mrs e SGatharine Casey 25s Fre-
san =, HGidsn 9s1s ST; st.; ms sec Miss Mary Boy
lgcotts NJ. Rose Valley, 313 Syndicate Bldg.
II oIzt $. 1zth g St. month at A. O. u W. hail.
Division No. 2, Minneapolis-Presi-
Mary Hill: Rec. Sec. ai Mary y'ee oKeefe:; Kasss;;
garet F. Sullivan; Treas. s. Eli; Eiizabeth beth
MSHmffiigs; Maefigsg; Me- Med .E Examiner, pr; oBrien.
$40 Central Ave. Ave- q a. ~ u W. naii'
Rtv's1s9 NJ &eb9ssn gsss zays
Bryant ave; N; Rec. ese Sec. HMsfe; Mary z0fs 3.
kkallyy. katyy.. r;s 52s Emerson Ave. n: Fin. Sec.
Treas, Anna Dugan, 1889 Bryant Ave.
n; ms. Sec., Mrs. Nellie webster. 1918
Mnrrison MMmefson AYE; 5o1 n; conduetor Mrs: j.
SSs sth ISL St T Sapent H1e M r.
Meetings held first and third Tuesdavs
srd Sr each e. N month. Hall, Plymouth and
Rvs!Sn ko bt4an ssisp s4s7d x;s
&C. &C.: Sc SSe Mrs. M5s Mary Fo5sy isss p sssS
9f9s 9f6s Aysi 4Sts s.; ms Sec; Mrs. Mary Trow.
Murphy; 2&Ss 1sth Ave- s.; NM: Med. Mfsle H1e
Meetings held every every first "a and auHSi thsrd
Wednesdays Of each month, at corner
sl1HG}w;ingtop 1}n;I3agI na and Franklin Ayes.
dent, a1a j Margaret MULTI. 200 Dupont
MARIA 5Srdan asao ss a4tb hmer1S3 hYs M Eli H.
Ins; Sec. Katherine o'Brien, s22s Gi.. al.
NJ Egan Ave fl1s 81 hmsfson med nxaaminsr aHa r. BE-.
ings held every first | and i thirG ThHes- %ees-
days of each month at schuiar 'h hail. nneor- cor-
neE pvision eia st. So s1a 2ots hne;
Mastin SSSs 4uineX gSIs St n r.; Rec sec Mrs
N. Moran, 9o5 27th Ave. N. r.: ms & snc
Mary Irwin 833 3rd Ave N II: Trees' e'
ETaminer rs ii Surfs b. s1f 2zth a. Ave n: E.. Mod
ings held every first and third wednes-
trail AYES. N. '" E. at SSno and Gen.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
.ee ceoY1nty ~ President. Mrs Ellen conray,
SC ~ SAdir SIs vice PreS, Miss J0.
mamma Cook. 81 E. 11th St: Rec sec.
mrs. mrs. Margaret Scott, 412 Central Ave-:
dreas., Mrs. Margaret Carey. 903 ~.
Sentral Ave: Meetings held at Hiber-
man nall, 7th and Franklin SITS,
wAsECA COUNTY.
r,iosio Division No. 1, Janesville-President
P5y; Be- Sea- Mary as; fss 6siton; asa rrsss. Mes.
Division No. 2, st. Paul-Pres., Eliza
PEN PEN MM9ynaugh, MSyr@gh, 7s Atwater ST.; Vice
St;; Rec; Sec, Margaret Clarke, io7
L1dattchneld ~ Ave-; Fin. Sec. Mary Hynes,
iVl6 AIbemarle ST.: ms. Sec, Mary No
ian, 9zS Edmund St.: Treas, Mary waE.
ner, 52S Virginia Ave; Med. Examiner.
Dr. Owen McKeon, 607 Lowry Bldg
meetings are held on second and fourth
,s w Mseonesdays Of each month in Hibor-
Division No. ). 81. u Paul-president,
Pres.: Mrs: Mary Kenny 703 e. 18th St:
Lee. Sec. Mrs. Mabel Allen, 49 11th St:
Fin. Sec. Mrs. Elisabeth McNaily. 30S
c.41ol c!as lsss x1. Nj. F...1 DoisSs. a
:, oaaIsaref Casby. bS2 John st.: Med. Ex-
eeminer, Dr.. r. "A. Burns, Lowry BldR.
Meetings are held on first and thiri
unUreoays OF each month in Hibarniaa
Ha1l at p. N. 3. b q y -. s.
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WESTM EATH,

Mr.. P. ]. OLoughlin, BE, Univer-
sity College, Galway, son of Mr.. +.
OLaughlin, District Superintendent,
M.G.W.R., has been appointed Borough
Surveyor of Athlone.
Westmeath County Council passed a
vote of sympathy to his family on the
illness Of Mr.. J. P. Dowdall.
Died-At his residence, Killough,
killucan, Philip Joseph, only son of
James Branagan.
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KINGS.

The Edenderry No. 3 District Coun.
Gil have taken steps to insure that
their laborers' cottages shall not fall
into complete dilapidation owing to
want of effective occupation and have
decided to recover possession in three
months time of all cottages let to un-
married men.
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LoNGFoRD.

At late meeting of the Granard
Board Of Guardians the resolution of
the Dublin conference against con-
scription was adopted. Mr.. J. Reilly,
Mullahoran, said all the young fellows
were wanted at home. Mr.. Browne
also said: 1--WE can't all turn out re
cruiting sergeants and we will speak
out for ourselves when we have nc
one else to do it."
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THE WONDERFUL CHURCH.

The Church is the poet of her chill
dren: full of music to soothe the sad
and control the wayward; wonderful
In story for the Imagination of the ro-
mantle; rich in symbol and imagery,
SO that gentle and delicate feelings,
which will not bear words, may in ST.
lence intimate their presence or COM
mune with themselves. Her very be-
ing is poetry. Every psalm, every Pc
tition, every collect. every versicle, the
cross. the mitre, the thurible, is a full
fillment of some dream of childhood
or aspiration Of youth.-Newman.
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CARLOW.

Very general regret is felt at the
death Of DR.. John N. Shee, medical
officer of the Callan Union, who died
in nursing home at Clonmel re-
Gently. Deceased was the eldest son
Of the late Mr.. Nicholas Shee of
Seven Acres, Mullinahone.
Died-July "a, at the superintend.
ent's house, asylum, Carlow, the resi-.
dence of her son. Nora, widow of
Thomas Greene, aged 80 years.
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ARMAGH.

Death from asphyxia by drowning
through having accidentally fallen into
drain, was the verdict of coroner's S
jury at the inquest on the body of a
two and half years old child named
Patrick Sheridan of Mounthill, Greg
gan, in South Armagh.
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SLIGO.

The death is much regretted of Mr..
p. j. McMorrow, a native Of Sligo. He
was for some years attached to the
teaching staff at the Diocesan College,
Loughrea, and at the time of his death
was teaching in Liscune, Loughrea,
Galway.
Died-July 2S, at his residence,
Kingsbrook, County Sligo, John White,
brother of Canon White, Loughglynn.-
July %, at the Mater hospital, Dublin,
after an operation, Peter Gilmartin, j.
p, Stephen street, Sligo.
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WICKLOW.

A verdict of accidental drowning was
returned at an inquest in Bray on a
boy of II years, named w. E. Nolan,
20 Conyngham road, Dublin, who was
drowned while bathing at the North
Strand. Bray
Died-July ~, John Brennan, Sr.,
Tinahinch, Avoca.-At private hos
pital in Dublin, William R. keenan,, of
Mullinaveigue, Roundwood, County
Wicklow.
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

NJ County fs4p President, John simons, 511
Division No. /, DuiuthMPresia.r+
William F. Murnian, 500 e, 3rd 81 !:
stS Mi6e s. Pres, John F. scanlon, 1914 ".
gIM Rnia ST: Fin. and Ins. Sec, w. ]. Nc.
ILy9ott, l 1924 p. Sd St; Treas J. W W
lyon. 426 E. Sd St.; Med. Examiner. ~
NJ Meetines "; Fahey. asy FL, 217 New Jersey Bldg:
Wednesdays at Cathedral Hail. secnnG
Ave; w: and Fourth st. Aoso""
deDf DfviSlGn sion No. 4. West Duluth-Presi-
IKems, K John E. Cullen: Vice Pres, John
1Neenan; Treas, p. H. McGraw: Rac
Ssc.' SSis,' !: w; Boutwell,, COL 57th Ave. W:
LIN. LIN and ms. Sec, Jas. Conneliy: MAJ
examiner, DIR, Payette A1eo'
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BLUE EARTH COUNTY,

County, President, P. ]. McGrath,
Madison Lake.
Vice Pres, Daniel Coughlin, Manka-
to; Sec, w. A. Lyons, Madison Lake /;
Treas. Michael O'Brien, Mankato; Sar.
ggeant, NJ 4. Sullivan, Madison Lake;
lain, Rev. FIR. Hughes, Mankato.
Division No. !, Mankato-Pres., Mi
Ghael na o'Brien. Garrol ST.: Vice Pres,
316 Pleasant St.; Fin. Sec, c. Fitzger.
aid; ms: Sec, John Mccall; Treas, T.
X. Coughlan. Meet in K. G. hall, sec
ond and fourth Sundays Of month at 2
p. m.
Division No. 2, Madison Lake-Pres.,
las. sullivan, Madison Lake; Vice Pres,
N. A.. Sullivan, Madison Lake; Rec,
Sec, W. A: Lyons, Madison Lake; Fin.
Sec, 2. J. McGrath, Madison Lake; ms.
Sec, VIM. P. Connor, 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