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DUBLIN,

1t has been arranged to hold an
Irish week" in Dublin beginning Nov.
LIST. There will be big displays of
Irish goods in all the shops, Irish will
be spoken as much as possible, Irish
concerts held, etc. The object of the
movement is the support of Irish In
dustries. ireland alone" is the motto.
A party Of relatives and friends bid
final adieu at the North Wall recently
to Father George Dunno, who was or
dained last summer at Holy Cross Col
lege. Clonliffe. Father Dunno, who is a
son of Mr.. George Dunno, of Craghill,
Iona Road, Glasnevin, sailed from Liv.
erpool on the Saxonia for New York en-
route for Richmond, Va.
DIED-After an operation, Jane,
daughter of the late Joseph Conner,
of 40 Patrick street, Kingstown.-At
his fathers residence. Newtown,
Swords, Peter, third son of Andrew
Fitzpatrick.-At her parents resi-
dence, 81 Hollybank road, Drumcon-
dra, Mary Benedict, dearly beloved
child of John j. and Elizabeth Kane,
aged 10 years.-At his residence, 20
Rathgar road, Dublin, Timothy ].
O'Neill, youngest son of the late John
ONeill, killaveney. Co. Wicklow.--At
Stevens Hospital, Dublin, the result
of an accident. Michael f. Morrissey,
Central Model Schools and City of
Dublin Technical Schools.-At st. An
drew's, Westland-row, Dublin, the Rev.
James P. Magrath, c. c., aged 81
years.
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ANTRIM.

The ulster Echo" understands that
tenants in Belfast working class dis
trict have been called upon to pay an
extra Cd. per week on their rents of S.,
and, having refused to do so, have
been served with notices to quit. The
journal adds that ian association is
being formed among the tenants to
raise funds to contest their claims in
the courts"
Ballymena post Office business has
been transferred to new premises in
Wellington street, erected at cost
of nearly 10000. The old premises
in Bridge street are, it is stated, to be
taken over by the Urban Council fol-
the erection on the site of new Town
Hall.
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KILKENNY.

The Commissioners of National Edu-
cation have awarded Mr.. P. O'Gorman
OF Thomastown the Carlisle and Blake
Premium for 1914 as Principal of st.
Patrick's (nor) Practising Schools.
Drumcondra.
There being vacancy on the Castle
conner School Attendance Committee,
which consists of ten members, it was
suggested at a recent meeting of the
committee that vacancy which ex-
listed should be filled by the appoint
ment of Mrs. F.. ]. Prior Wandesforde,
R.D.C., Castlecomer House, Castle
conner.
The late Mr.. R. Rice, of Bodalen.
Co. Kilkenny, left estate valued at
e7,132. He bequeathed G25 to the
PIP. Templeton for stained glass win.
dows; E10 to the Dominican Priory,
Wexford, for Masses; $3.50 to his son
Michael, and the residue to his other
children, his wife being provided for
by settlement.
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WEsrME ATH.

The news has been received in Null
lingar and district with deep regret of
the death in San Francisco of a young
and gifted priest, Rev. George Quinn,
son of the late Mr.. Andrew Quinn,
Portloman, Mullingar.
The remains were inferred in Wal
shestown cemetery, Mullingar, of Mr.
John Casey, Clonmoyle, brother of
the Rev. Brother Eusebius, formerly
Superior of st. Mary's College, Mullin-
gar, and uncle to Rev. P. Casey, &C.
Kells.
MARRIED-Septem %, at the
Cathedral, Mullingar, by the Rev. 10.
seph Kelly, G. c., Michael, second son
of James Brooks, Crossakiel, county
Meath, to Mary Kate, daughter OF
James and Mrs. Hope, Mullingar.
DIED-At her residence, Woodown
Mullingar, Mary, the wife of Patrick
Cleary.
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QUEENS,

Mr.. Terence J. Cornell, DC, Vic
arstown, Queens Co., who has passed
away in his 57th year, was we'll
known Nationalist and a popular men,
Der of the G.A.A. He captained the
Moyanna football team when they won
the Queens Co, championship in 1891
and was president of the Vicarstown
football and tug-of-war teams.
At the meeting of the Mountmellick
Board of Guardians the contract for
the supplying of straw to the work
house, at 92 9s Cd per ton, was given
to Mr.. Michael Dempsey, Rearybeg, not
to Messrs. McEvoy, Ltd.
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ROSCOMMON.

Mr.. Jasper Tully at Roscommon
Quarter Sessions applied to have the
rate levied on Co. Roscommon for
1886 quashed on the grounds of it's
excessiveness and that certain items
were charged to rural districts that
should have been made country-at-
large charges. He argued that the
rate could have been reduced by Cd
in the e.
County Court Judge Wakely, at the
opening of the Roscommon Quarter
Sessions was presented by the Sub
Sheriff (Mr. c. C. Digman) with a
pair OF white gloves, which his Honor
cordially acknowledged.
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WEXFORD,

The Rev. DR.. O'Byrne, P. P, Ora
Jamestown, South Africa, who was on
visit to his native place of Cush-
instown, Co. Wexford, has taken out
with him some fifteen or sixteen lady
postulants for converts in South
Africa. They hail from different parts
of Ireland.
When one of the local postmen
named j. Walker was going his rounds
of delivering letters near Corey he
made a painful discovery at Ballint-
lea, Hollyfort, where he found Mrs.
Kate Stevens, a widow and old-age
pensioner, dead outside her home. She
was residing in a laborer's cottage, at
the door of which she was found, and
seemed to have been knitting a
stocking at the time of her death.
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EERMANAGH,

AS DR.. Betty, Enniskillen, was mo-
toring to Belcoo at dangerous cor
ner about two miles from the town, a
young girl cyclist. Miss NJ. Hodgins,
of Skea, Arney. ran into the motor.
The doctor ran his car on the ditch to
try and save the girl. but she was
flung on to the bonnet, and shortly
afterwards expired from internal in
juries. Deceased was employed in an
Enniskillen drapery establishment.
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KILDARE.

A pleasing innovation has been in
troduced in Kilcock by the starting of
a ladies' hurting club. So far the VEN
ture has been attended with marked
success. practice of the game being
regularly INDUCED in in the evenings
by number of young ladies of the
town.
VIM. Jones, an ex-soldier, who has
lost hand in the war, was at the Cur
ragh Petty Sessions sentenced to a
month with hard labor for using Ian
guage calculated to prejudice recruit
ing. 1t was deposed that defendant
had shouted about the Bachelors Walk
tragedy and about '9S.
The late Mr.. M. Dawson, of Oldtown,
Donore, Co. Kildare, left estate valued
at e12,O64.
Mr.. T. Cornell, R.D.C., Vicarstown,
a much esteemed gentleman, was
found dead in his bed.
MARRIED-St. Brigids Parish
Church, Kildare, by the Very Rev. P.
Campion, PIP, VIZ, Kildare, assisted
by the Very Rev. N. Staples, O.C.C,
Prior, White Abbey, Kildare, the Very
Rev. j. Delaney, PIP, VIZ, Rathvilly,
and the Rev. D. Waldron, &C., Kill
dare, Edmund T. Coady, F.R.C.S.I., In
Urinary House, Kildare, to Mamie M,
younger daughter of Francis Bergin,
Beechgrove, Kildare.
DIED-September 20, at CORDIALLY,
Maynooth, of pneumonia, Mary Anne
Connolly, beloved wife of Patrick Con-
molly. .s..
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CARLOW.

MARRIED-Septem %, at the
Pro-Cathedral, Marlborough street
with Nuptial Mass), blythe, Very Rev
]. ]. Cogan, O.C.C., Whitefriar street
Provincial, Carmelite Order, assisted
by the Rev. DR.. O'Doherty Marlbor.
ough street. Michael Vaughan, mer.
chant, 81 Cornmarket, Dublin, young.
est son of Edward Vaughan, Moy, Mil,
town-Malbay, County Glare, to Teresa
Kinsella, 10 Moore street, Dublin
youngest daughter of Thomas Kin.
sella, Johnstown, County Carlow.
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SLIGO.

The death of Mr.. James Currie,
castle street, Sligo, removes from the
business life OF Sligo one of the old
est and most respected members.
At the recent athletic sports held in
Gurteen B. McDonagh, Gurteen won
the boys race. The high jump, 5 it..
zs ln., z. j. Flaherty, Gurteen. Weight
throwing Is lbs.) R. w. McElroy, Kill
lala. Long jump, IS it. AZ in, P. X.
Joyce.
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CORR X.


A fire which broke out in the drap-
cry premises of Messrs. Barry, drap-
ers, Charleville, spread quickly, in the
absence of an adequate supply of
water, to the adjoining licensed prem
Uses of Mr.. Carroll and the drapery
establishment of Mr.. Lynch. The roof
Joining Mr.. Carroll's house to the ad-
jacent hardware establishment of Mr..
Galway was cut, and this circum-
scribed the fire area. The stock in
Messrs. Lynch and Carrolls premises
was removed and the fire exhausted It.
self on the buildings already aflame.
The death has occurred in LINER
lex of the Rev. Bro. T. P. Coakley, a
native of Rathduff, Co. Cork, who had
been in failing health for some months
and who was taken to St. Johns Hos.
pital a few weeks ago.
Sympathy is felt in West Cork with
Mr.. M. F. Scully, chairman of the Clo-
nakilty Rural District Council, and
with Messrs. John and Albert Scully.
of the Department Of Agriculture, on
the death in America of their brother,
Mr.. Charles Scully, who was accident
ally drowned.
A handsome stained-glass window
has been erected in Mayfield church,
Co. Cork, in memory of the late Canon
Thos. Fleming. who served in the par.
ish as curate for Is years.
The death has occurred at Killeacin,
Ballyporeen, of Mr.. Henry O'Grady,
J.P.. who was much esteemed person
ally and in his public capacity.
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CAVAN.

DIED-September ~, at his resi-.
dence, Main street, Bailieborough, Co.
Cavan, Laurence Sullivan, general
merchant
MARRIED-At St. Patrick's church,
Swanlinbar, County Cavan, by Rev. P.
M'Phillips, c. c., assisted by Very Rev.
p. Soden, PIP, V.G., Manorhamilton,
Peter A. M'Corry, MR.C.V.S., Bally.
connell, County Cavan, to Mary Tere.
sa, only daughter of Mrs. She'll, Riv-
ersdale, Swanlinbar.
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State Chaplain-Rev. p. j. Fox,
GAINESVILLE.
President of Insurance Fund.-. ].
Doyle. st. Paul.
Secretary of Insurance - Thomas
WEIGH, saltwater.
State Treasurer of Insurance-John
Sheehy, Montgomery.
State Medical Directories. J. v.
O'Connor, st. Paul.
Director Of Insurance Fund John
Moran. Minneapolis: E. j. McManus, St
Paul; P. L. Cummings. Minneapolis; j.
p. Corcoran. st. Paul: Thomas WEIGH
Saltwater.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY.
County President, Miss Mary Beylan.

1885 GsS1 19tg RR, y. Miss Mary Beylaa.
Da niy!sten 49, Ms 41c1,FssIssnt Mr.. ys,,.
Mrs. M A. Lane. s1i 18th I've IN r.: f Fis.
Sec Sa";,+ Mrs. Catherine Casey: 25s Free
81 @o Moi AYE = III TT Treas Mrs Clara Ryan.
Ian. 1925 18th Ave. s.; Med. ExaHmin Sz
Pr no Rose Valley. 31s' Syndicate Bldg.
M endaSgs ~ se mon On SECOND and fourth
II s. 18th st. -'
dent DIVISION Mra No. =. 1 M1!n1sneapel!s-Presi-
Mary Hill; Rec sec. Mary 'e o'Kes ss;:
Jeffries; Med. Examiner. Dr. o'B rien.
s siS s Ct sssh R %Hnth at A O. u W hall
dent aas Mary L &eBrsen.e a by 11dsiss
B RrXant "a Az EN- n: Rec Sec: Mary s.
katharine Ryan, 1902 srd Ave. &:
n: ms Sec. Mrs: Nellie Webster, ISIS
sois ssh ST. ~ MI H.,
Mary Donovan, 1915 Dupont Ava II.
Meetings held first and third Tnesday:
Of each month. Hall. Plymouth and
Rtv!iSn r. sisD sss7d ~:
&C. F SSs Mr. MI sFo1ssy isss q
1 1ats Aye: s. ms Sec: Mrs. M Mary rr 1sv:
MURPHY: 2{os 1eth AS sasi s.; ME- Med Mf E1.
Meetnss PEA Red e MsFphy .f Fas5ss
Bloomington ana Franklin AYES. corner
DIVISION No. s. Mnneapolis-Presi-
25o7 Emerson Ave: N: Rec. Sec, e MARI;
ma a. Jordan a;, 27is Emerson AYE. T.:
rard Ave. N; Treas, Martha Griidn' 1918
Laurel Ave. N: Med. Examiner. Dr. r
NJ Egan. 1415 Emerson Ave. N. Meet.
days of each month first IT snS third Thurs
ner 4th st. and goth, Ave. N.
dent Rtvi Mes N No. MaHnsap sIss
s 81 u 6u H.; Vice Is Pres; Agnes 1ayeile
Martin. 2545 Pierce st; Fin. Sec, Mrs.
n NJ Moran, 9o5 9th Ave. N, e.: ms See,
Mar Mary 1rTW ,in;, ssS srd Ave N. F.: Treas.
Examiner, Dr. NJ +. Mcguire. " M %et
ings held every first and third wednes-
days ts. Of each month at 22nd and Con.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
County President Mrs Ellen conrav
900 st. Clair St.; Vice Pres, Miss -.
hanna Cook, 81 e. 18th St: Rec. Sec.
Mrs. Margaret Scott, 412 Central Ava:
Ireas, Mrs. Margaret Carey. sos ~.
Central Ave. Meetings held at Hiber.
man nall, 18th and Franklin SITS.
WAsECA COUNTY.
Elizabeth Elizabeth aiynn; Vice Pres. saraS
woman; Fin. and ms Sec, Julia Mur-
Pny: rec. Sec. Mary Dalton; Treas,
Division No. ,. st. P.ul-pre., Elisa
p petn Moynaugh. - Atwater ST.; Vice
Pres., Margaret Roach, sos st. Adams
81: Rec: Sec, Margaret Clarke, 1o7
Li1tchneld Ave-; Fin. Sec, Mary Hynea,
Ian. 923 Edmund St.; Treas, Mary waE-
ner. 52S Virginia Ave: Med. Examiner.
Dr. Owen McKeon, 607 Lowry Bldg.
Meetings are held on second and fourth
W ednesdeys OF each month In Hibor.
man mu Hai! at s:1e p m.
Miss Johanna Cook, 81 11th St.: Viec
Pres: Mrs; Mary Kenny. 703 e. 4th ST.:
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Mabel Allen, ~ 18th ST.:
Fin. Sec, Mrs. Elisabeth McNally, 3Ot
1Mackubin 81: ms. Sec. Mrs. DorettA
46S Carol Ave; Treas. Nre.
Margaret Casby. So John st.: Med. Ex-
eminer. DE-. II. A. Burns. Lowry BldG.
Meetings are hold on first aud third
Of each month In Hlbor1io0
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KINGS.

Mr.. F. Griffin. Excise officer, who
has been stationed in Rathdowney for
the past eight years, has just been
transferred to the more important dis
trict of Portarlington, and the occa.
sion was availed of by the local Ten.
mis- Club to make him a presentation,
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MONAGHAN,

The death has taken place at a pri-
vate nursing home in Dublin of Mr.. M.
]. Walsh, manager of the National
Bank, Carrickmacross.
D1ED-Patrick Donohoe, junior,
Clinmaulin, Clones-Miss Mary Smith,
KilrOoskey, who died at an advanced
age.-Patrick MCGOWAN, at the resi-
dence of his son, Mr.. Jas. MCGOWAN,
Serkin, after long illness, at the
age of 80.
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DERRY.

Mr.. w. L. Perry, Clerk of Derry
Union and District Council, died at
his residence, Sunnymede, Clooney,
from heart failure. Deceased, who was
one of the best known and ablest
Union Clerks in Ireland, entered the
Poor Law service in 1873, and TWEEN.
ty-eight years ago he was appointed
Clerk.
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him some years ago was very favor
ably received.
The gate receipts Of the Munster
hurting final, played at Limerick re.
Gently, amounted to c437, the largest
sum ever taken at any match played
in Limerick.
The majority of the girls employed
at Messrs. Cleeves' Factory, Limerick,
have struck for an increase of wages.
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tin Dowley, Professor st. Johns Col
lege, Waterford.
TYRONE.

A motor car overlook a donkey cart
on the Cookstown road, at Agharan,
Dungannon, and tumbled the cart,
donkey and the two occupants "a man
named Mallon and boy named Weir)
clean over the ditch into cut-out
bog, some ten feet below the level of
the road. The man and boy were
slightly injured, but had a miraculous
escape from death,
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KERRY.

Miss M. Mangan, Listowel, has been
appointed instructress in poultry keep
ing under the Tipperary (s.R.) Co.
Council, in room of Miss Sullivan, re-
signed.
Mrs. A. Gleason, Town Clerk, Listo.
wei, has been appointed librarian of
the local Carnegie Free Library at a
salary of G16 year.
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WICKLOW.

DR.. Louis A. Byrne, City Coroner,
held an inquest at the Morgue on the
body of Anthony Lopeland, 81, Ia
borer, employed by Messrs. Kynoch's
living at Tea lane, Arklow, who died
at the Meath Hospital as the result
of blood poisoning.
Master George Wall, the Mall, Wick
low, has passed with distinction at the
first attempt a recent examination for
clerkships in the Hibernian Bank and
has been appointed to the Kildare
branch.
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LOUTH.

The Louth Co. Council has divided
the two available scholarships under
the Council between Miss E. M. Tee.
var, Barronstown; Miss Murphy, Dun
dalk; j. V. Magrath. Dundalk, and Jos.
eph Hardy, Newtownfare. Mr.. ].
Hand. Castlebellingham. has been CO.
opted a member of the Agricultural
Committee.
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DON EoAL.

Mr.. William McGroarty, Ardara,
has granted free site for a new
"a. o. H. Hall for Division 1O7, Ardara.
The members of the division feel there
1 - q great need for such a building and
the generous grant of land for for
swarding the project of construction
III greatly appreciated.
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which took the form of solid silver
salver.
The Dublin Gazette" contains the
announcement of the bankruptcy OF
Owen Donagher, grocer and spirit mer-
chant, Harbour street, Tullamore.
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LONGFORD,

Mr.. ]. P. Farrell, MP, addressing
the Longford branch of the U. l. L.,
said it was one Of the consequences of
their enforced connection with Eng
land that they would have to bear their
share Of the war taxes.
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
Jas. J. Ryan. st. Paul.
John E. Healey, Delaware.
Thomas ]. Mathews. Rhode Island.
Ed R. Hayes New Jersey.
Myles F. Mcfarland, New York.
STATE OFFlCERS-MINNE
President-T. J. Doyle. Endicott
Bldg. st. Paul.
Vice President-A. J. Powers. Du-
luth
state sscretary-P. J. o'Donuell, 3Seo
LongfolloW Ave. Ntnneapolia
49,. Trsasor'r-1ohn Shelby Aents'n-
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ARMAGH,

The Armagh Guardians accepted the
resignation of DR.. r. Gray, ]. p, as
dispensary medical officer of Armagh
City, after 43 years service.
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MURRAY COUNTY.

man; Treas, JOS Byrne: ms. Sec, J. J.
Gorman: Chaplain, Rev. Chas, Cayan.
naugh; Med. Examiner, DR.. W. q. pat
terson: Meetings held the third Satur.
day OF each month in Germans Hafl.
Currie, MINI, >~As'
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NATIONAL oFF1cEns-L. A. A. o. ,

NATIONAL OFFICERs-L. A. A. o. H.
Ma National President-7Mrs. Ellen Ryan
Jolly, Pawtucket, r. l.
. National Vice President-Miss B. A.
Mahoney, Calumet. Mich.
National Secretary - Mrs. Adelia
Christy. Cleveland, Ohio.
National Treasurer-Mrs Mary G.
Connolly. Syracuse. N. 7.
STATE OFFICERs-L. A. A. O. H.
President-Mrs. Mary B. Daily, 1906
Central Ave-. Minneapolis.
Vice Prestdent-Miss May e. Hammill,
Duluth.
Secretary c. Heating. lat
Pleasant Ave-, St Paul
Treasurer-Miss Mary Coogan. Fari-
Board Of Directors-Mary M. Sullivan,
Duluth: Ellen Conroy. St Paul; Mary
j. Reilly, Brainerd.
Auditing Committee-Margaret Scott,
81. Paul: Margaret Sullivan. Minneapo.
lis; Elizabeth Mentally. st. Paul.
Insurance Secretary Margaret A.
Grady. saltwater.
Insurance Treasurer-Margaret Sulli-
State Medical Director-Dr. e. w.
Buckley. st. Paul.
Directors Of Insurance Fund-Nellie
Curran, Minneapolis: Annie Conroy, st.
Paul; Josephine Hagerty. Shieldsville;
Anna Wtllesen. Duluth; Margaret Mol
Auditing committee-Ellen Mcorath,
st. Paul; Annie Kennedy, st. Cloud
Nellie McColl. st. Paul.
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

day Of each month in Germans Hat.
Currie. MINI. >--''
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
N. 18th Ave. E.. Duluth. MINI. "
w Riyiso1 + NJ %nrn !, ISs
Vice Pres, John F: scanlon. 1o7A y:
9Th ST.; Fin. and ms. Sec. W. j. Nc.
f Eyiasi W M 9Th !. st.; e. Rec Sec.
Lydon, 42e E. Sd St.; Med. Examiner. 81
p. w. Fahey, PIT New Jersey Hldr
M Meetings are held on first and tkirS
Ave W ana Fourth Safhs ST. Hail. Second
Division No. 4. West Duluth-Pra.i.
gent. John p. Cullen; Vice Pres, John
See. J: "; 5othwell. col S7th Az Ave. W. W:
examiner. DR.. Payette.
SCOTT COUNTY.
d. County MY, President. F. J. Leonard. Jer-
~ Diyision No. l. Belle Plaine-Prss.,
P Press J 81 Mf ke'3sy Belle Blaine: Xies
Sec. John q. stearns Belle PLANE: TiS.
Sec. James H. Stratton, Bald Piaisa:
ms Sec. James Il: stratton. Belle
aminei Dr. a. 'G r M.i Saske M Mss z;
Fraternity hall, at 1880 D. m.
STEVENS COUNTY.
County President. NJ. Mahoney. xsr.
i, D ;1ds No: 1l-z-President James T.
rahan; Morris: Rec. Sec. Eugene Tt1-
gerald. Morris; Fin. Sec, J. !, Hanro.
han. Morris; ms: Sec. Thos. F. MoCaS-
titsssssia: Size se ee ommisss. D.; 5.1.
ins: Sst Sunday 81 the mon a At fss.
STEELE COUNTY.
o4 GeSasy PMss;s Id George c. Tsh.r.
,o Division No; !. owatonna-Presidsat,
Quinn; Rec; Sec. j. q. Malone: Fin:
S See:: !; re- H. Malone; ms. Sec. J: = IA.
,ner 9. 9. Morehouse. MeetinEs ~
Re19 on nrst "wednesday Of month II
SWIFT COUNTY.
cl eesnsy PF''ident-D. F: MoDsrnott
Division No. President, VIM. N.
Sec. D: F. McDermott; Fin. Sec Mm
Foley; ms. Sec. n. e. Conlogue; Treas.
Ts-es ~ cOAA0A1S 00oO. examiner. DE-. -.
Dagnault. Meeting held every 1rst
sunday OF each month at Hibsrnia1
W1NONA COUNTY.
County President, M. J. Ryan, see 4,
King st.. Winona.
Division No. Pres. J. A. MCMILLAN.
sos 1 W. Max As e Bee Re- Sec yeh4 3uGsa.
pa Washington ST.; ms. Sec, II. J.
Lynch, 614 Washington ST.: Treas- III
=. Ryan, 264 e. King St.; Med. Exam-
liner. DR.. Lester. 408 Winona ST, Meet-
imgs are held on second and fourth
thursdays Of month in st. Thomaa MN
wAsEcA COUNTY.
Vile. So'' 's"?s-
Division No. Pres, Michael Lam.
pert pert; Rec; Sec. J. w. Conway; Ins Sec,
CHARLES McLoone; Treas, B. J. mn:
Ing held every first Thursday and thirI
sunday sun OF each month at WORKINGS
Division No. 3. Janesville-Pres.. Jas
sullivan; Vice Pres, T.. Foley; Fin. ani
ms Sec:. ]. M. Byron:, Rec. Sec. s.
OaltOns Treas, James McBrido
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HENNEP1N COUNTY.


o, Bivisi9n NE NS; 1.-:PPrssident P "
Pres. jas. MeKenna. Sss Goth Ave. s.;
Treas, =. j: ovens. s425 ' ast in Ave. Ave g. g.;
Sci F seG se rh37 N easey 24 2s 11th
Ave. N.
Division No: President, Felix Nc
MMamse ~ RSS7 st 9Th St. 81 Vice John
Sec. F. E. Monahan, 1921 18th Ave. 81 s.;
ms: Sec, James Kelly. 1919 oath Ave.
s.; Treas, Edward Bevans, 2515 Chicago
ply. James Hynes. Meeting held every
first Sunday afternoon and third Thurs
Halls. - 'A'1 HULL" a' fs'ehmono
Division No. s-President. P. s. jeff
Kiiroe, ssis End St: N. E.; Rec. s sae,
E: A. Hadley, 1880 5th S.. N. e.; Fin.
F.; Treas, M. Lydon. 407 4th St. N. e.:
Med. Examiner. DR.. r. I. Phelan. 328
Central Aye. Meeting held every first
in "a af TT third Tuesday even
No. 2, 80 Central Avenue.
Division No. president, John Men,
Pres, Jas. 7. Mouiiihan. 1888 49,; Eth A 'se
James Ave. NJ: ms. Sec, 1. Rice, 1908
xi1. IT,, Av r., N; Treas Thos Mccon-
se piy IIhaan Ne I S}.PRsesitdept: T Dor
Hi Hills. Route No: 2. .Minneapoiis; ms.
S &c., lin nd sec HILLS Rea
Linden Lnaas Hills Route No: :, MinneaPSiis:
Route No. 2. Minneapolis.
Division No, 6-President. p. L Cum
Resco 9ss IN Ave Se se Free
ard Farrell. 211s Cedar Ave, Fin: Sec.
g. E. Cummings. 2720 18th Ave. s.
DIVISION Nc: 71President, s. F. Shan
Pres: Jas: McHushh: Rec. Sec. rh .ss
Pepper: Fin. Sec, J. F. Cogwin; Treas,
Z. E. Cullen, I'LL Harmon Place; Ins.
81 S9 sscuFity saak Bas
Vice Pres. DR.. Fox. 1901 Grand Ave. g. !:
Fin: and ms: Sec. J: G. Sheehan, PA
1i9 Ags f Axe sfTS f.s e!9MSy
Mahon. 124 7th st. N.
nI Di I y, No. No., 1omPIse,!deqt, F; D.
g; J. Nolan: 1913 Jefferson st. N. E.;
En- Rec: sec, L sys a't los Av; ISL Il
Taylor st. N. e.
LIE sUEUR COUNTY.
County President, Jacob aish, Le
Sueur, MINI.
- Division No. 3, Montsomery-Pres..
sidy: Rec. sec.. Ed. Clarkin: Fin. Sec,
D. A. Hanlon; mi: Sec. D. A. Hanlon;
Treas. p. J. Keohen; Med. Examiner,
on drst Sunday Of month In Catholic
Division No. Z, currie-Pres.. NJ n
KearZ: Vice Pres. Nile: TormsZ: Ass.
The Irish standard., 1915-10-30
DAKOTA COUNTY,

County President. T. P. Moran. Hast
ings, MINI.
Division No. 1, Hastings-Div. Pres,
J. J. Barrett, Hastings, MN; Vice
Pres, Patrick Carolan, Hastings. MINI. i;
Mimi; Fin. Sec, M. VBrien, Hastings,
Mimi; ms. Sec, M. O'Brien, Hastings,
Mimi; Treas, John Kane: Med. Exam
held on second and fourth Thursdays
of month in A. 0, u w. hall