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LoNGFoRD.

The first prosecution under the De.
Tense of the Realm Act in Longford
was before the magistrate sitting at
the petty sessions here on Wednesday,
when woman named Harvey was al
lowed out on her own recognizance of
G5 to be of good behavior for twelve
months for tearing down recruiting
poster outside the courthouse. The
woman expressed regret for the Of
Tense and the magistrates therefore
took a lenient view of the case.
DR.. Yorke, Edgeworthstown, report
ed to the Granard Guardians on Mon
day a serious outbreak of scarlatina
in his district. 1t was left to the dis
erection of the doctor to act in other
cases having regard to the danger of
infection.
Died.-At his residence, Ballymahon
street, Longford, Mr.. Michael MCGEE.
Mr.. Joseph O'Donnell, of Dublin street.
Died.-June 10, at her residence, 143
James street, Josephine, dearly be-
loved wife Of Thomas Slemen, and sis
ter of Mrs. Airlie, Main street, Long
ford.-June 8. at her home, Knockmar-
tin, Longford, fortified by the Holy
Rites of the Roman Catholic church,
Mary Newman, the dearly beloved
wifi of Patrick Newman.-June 10. at
her residence, Hotel, Longford, Mrs.
Patrick Stafford.
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DUBLIN,

Slight damage was caused by fire
recently in the basement of Messrs.
Gallagher's drapery premises, As South
Great Georges street. Happily the
rapid attendance of the brigade, under
Captain Purcell, prevented the out
break from spreading.
Died.-May 81, at his residence, 10
Seville place, Peter Aloysius Grist.-
June 2, at his residence, Jamestown,
st. Margaret's, County Dublin, James
McDonough. formerly of Newbrook
Paper Mills, Rathfarnham.-June 1, at
IA Upper Bridge street, Johanna Coen,
for nearly twenty-five years the trust
ed and faithful servant of Messrs.
Webb & Co., Ltd.-June 1, at her resi-
dence. % Ellis's quay, Mary, the dear
ly beloved wife of Joseph A. Frew.-
June 8, at his residence, 2 Grovefield
villas, Crumlfn road, James Bolger,
late of Kiilaneeny house, Crumlin, aged
rs years.
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DERRY.

DR.. II. O'Kane, j. p, coroner, Derry,
held an inquest lately into the circum.
stances attending the death of James
Quinn, 70 years of age, of 40 Bishop
street, who died suddenly from a
spasm of the heart. 4e
The Derry magistrates recently re.
fused information in charge against
Emma Gordon of stealing a purse con.
tanning e10O, the property of Hugh
Doherty, native of Donegal. just re-
turned from America. Practically all
The money had been recovered, and
the police said that, in view of the
decision. it would not be given to Do.
ksrty. but that the attorney general
would probably take action.
Died. May 81, at his fathers resi-.
sdSace. u Wellington street, Derry.
geA Francis. eldest and dearly be-
LFed ION sof George and Hannah
lnnpbell. May 20, at her residence,
ZINES Cloonmany. Bridget, beloved
! III 1ask Dun june 1. at her res:
1lill Main street. Neville. Elizabeth.
4 IN vie Of William Duggan.-
ls4at II u - q - b I
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DOWN..

The Down committee of agriculture
allocated G4OO for the laborers' cot
tages prize scheme. The committee
were appraised that only forty-five en-
tries had been received out of 5000
cottagers. Perhaps the fact that so
many men were serving with the COL
ors had something to do with the
shortage in entries.
The burial has taken place at the
Unitarian graveyard at Warrenpoint,
of Mrs. Jane Robb, who had reached
the age of 1903 years.
The impressive spectacle of a fu-
Heral across the waters of Carlingford
Lough, was lately witnessed when the
remains of the late Mr.. Brian O'Hare,
Post Office street, Warrenpoint, high
ly respected man and a fluent speak
er of Irish, were conveyed to Gill Cam
burying ground at Omeath, his native
place.
Died.-Mr. Hugh Smith, Port SAM
tary Inspector, Warrenpoint.
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WATERFORD.

Mr.. William Doyle, Patents Agent,
Dublin, states that among the pat.
Burke, 62 John street, Waterford, for
improved harness pull lug applicable
to names and traces. This invention
prevents breakages and eliminates the
need of repairs owing to an ingenious
construction which also permits of
the effective use of cheaper grade of
leather.
Died.-At Waterford Infirmary, on
May 80, Mrs. Margaret Golf, Bally-
duff, Kilmeaden.-At. st. Patrick's
Hospital, on May 81, Patrick O'Brien,
Jr., late of the Clyde Shipping Com
pany:-At his residence, Henry street,
Waterford, May 20, Michael Joseph
O'Shea.-On May 2, at Powers Knock,
Mrs. M. Power.-May %, at Georges
town, Mary Jane Kelly, widow of
the late Pierce Kelly, Solicitor, Water
ford, in her eighty-second year.-On
May 26, at % Lady Lane, Waterford,
John Rooney, aged sixty-eight.
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CORK.

Tho late DR.. Crowley of Coachferd
left an estate valued at G2,665 and his
requests included substantial sums to
his relatives and servants; see for
masses: G10O for a monument over
his grave, and the residue to Rev. G.
Coakley. Blackjack, and Mr.. w. F.
Scully, Clonakilty (his executors) for
distribution. in their discretion, amsng
relatives.
Four gentlemen from Skibbereen,
accompanied by four Limerick ladies.
travelled down by the 2:3O p. nj. train
from town. They had with them a
camera. This seems to have aroused
the suspicion of the policeman on duty,
and he forthwith seized the camera,
taking the names of the party as we'll.
The villagers who witnessed the scene
were highly amused as was every
body else, except the owner of the
camera.
The local government board have
written to the Kilmallock Guardians
sanctioning the appointment of Mr..
Charles E. Cleary as assistant clerk
of the Union, at salary of !c35 per
year.
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Order for Hearing Petition to Mortgage
Lands.

Order for Hearing Petition to Mortgage
Lands.
No. 1885.
State of Minnesota, County of Henne-
In the Matter Of the guardianship of
Morris Hoff, Henry Hofr and Oswald
Hoff minors.
of Lena Hoff, Guardian Of above named
Wards. praying that license be to her
granted to mortgage the real estate
therein the r described belonging to said
ton, to the. Court, that it is necessary
Tor the maintenance and education Of
said Wards, and that it would be for
the benefit of said Wards to MORTGAGE
said real estate.
1t is therefore ordered, That all per-
sons interested in the estate Of said
Wards appear before said Probate
held on Monday, the 26th day Of July,
1915, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at
the Court House, in said County, then
and there to show cause Nf any there
PEI why license should not be granted
to said Guardian to mortgage said real
estate according to the prayer of said
And it is further ordered, That no.
tice of such hearing be given to all
persons interested, by publishing this
order once in each week for three sue
cesslve weeks prior to said day of
hearing, IN the Irish Standard, a news
paper printed and published in said
County.
Dated at Minneapolis. this LIST day
BY the Court:
JOHN A. DAHL,
Judge of the Probate Court,
J. L. MURPHY. Atty.
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CLARE.

A man named William Scales, a
laborer living in Corofin, was admitted
to the Clare infirmary on Saturday,
suffering from an injury to his haad,
the result of an accident which &C.
Cured under rather peculiar circum-
stances. The laborer's story showed
that on Saturday, while on his way for
a bucket of water, he picked up in the
laneway leading to his house some
thing in the shape of a cartridge, and
placed it in his pocket. On returning
to his house Scales removed the cart
ridge from his pocket, and placed it
on the fire which proved it to have
contained highly explosive material,
as there Immediately followed an ex-
plosion in which the thumb and ad-
jacent finger of Scales left hand were
shockingly injured, while the third
finger was badly shattered.
Died.-June /. at Ennistymon, ef
pneumonia, Nora, wife of John Hynes,
aged AZ years.
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The death has occurred in the Car
melite Convent, New Ross, in the S7th
year of her age and the seth of her
religious profession of Sister M. Fran
els Xavier Byrne, daughter of the late
Anthony Byrne, Clara Castle, Conay-
gar. County Kilkenny. She was a
prominent educationist.
Died-June 2, at Ballylucas. Screen,
Mrs. Kavanagh.-May %, at Balm
avarry, Davidstown, Mrs. Gabriel Co.'S
grave, sister of the Most Rev. the Lord
Bishop of Ferns.-May 20, at his resi-
dence, Beckville, Bridgetown, County
Wexford, William, youngest son of the
late DR.. Robert Cream, Wexford.
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KILKENNY.

Rev. James Brady, c. c., Dunamag
gin, South Kilkenny, has been the re
cipient of beautiful illuminated ad
dress from the members of the Con
fraternity of st. Johns parish, Kill
kenny, of which he was the spiritual
director up to the time of his transfer
to Dunamaggin, two months ago. The
attendance at the presentation includ,
ed Rev. M. Holohan, Adm; Rev. J.
Gibbons, c. c.; Mr.. Thomas Walshe
Sec, Catholic Benefit society of Os'
sorry; Mr.. Patrick Donleavy, ex-N. T..
etc.
While negotiating step decline on
his bicycle recently the Rev. w. Con
molly, P. p, Tullahern, lost control OF
his machine nearing Thomastown and
was thrown violently to the ground,
breaking his right leg below the knee
He was removed by motor to the paro
chial house by the Rev. James Doyle,
P. p, and DR.. P. J. Murphy, Dangan,
Cottage. Happily his condition shows
signs of improvement.
The marriage has taken place at the
parish church, Mooncoin, with nuptial
mass, of Miss Lena Comerford, Knock.
ane. Kilnaspig, and Mr.. Edmond Pow.
err Tullahought, Piltown. The Very
Rev. Canon Doyle, P. P. performed the
ceremony.
Died.-May 81, At Logan, ST Thorn.
astown, Bridget (Bridie), youngest
daughter Of the late Joseph and Mrs.
Comerford, and sister of the Very Rev.
Thomas Comerford, P. P, San Fran.
cisco.
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There are 105 Divisions and $4,000
members of the Ancient Order of Hi.
bernians of Philadelphia.
Order for Hearing Final Account and
Petition for Distribution.
M 1eeS1


No. 1861.
State Of Minnesota, County Of Henne-
pin. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Stephen
A. Hall, Decedent.
On receiying and filing the final ac-
count of the administrator of the es-
praying for the allowance Of said &C
count and for decree assigning the
residue Of said estate to the persons
by law entitled to the same.
1t is ordered. That all persons in
terested in said estate appear before
said Probate Court on Monday. the
18th day of July, 1915, at ten O'clock
IN the forenoon. at the Probate Court
IN the Court House at Minneapolis in
said County, then and there to show
cause, II any there be, why said ac-
count should not be. allowed and said
estate should not be distributed as
And 1t is further ordered, That no.
tice, OF such hearing be given by pub
fishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks, prior to
said day of hearing in the Irish STAN
dard, newspaper printed and publish
ed in said County, and by mailing a
copy OF this order to all the heirs-at-
law or said decedent when their adj
dress is known or can be ascertained
by due diligence, at least fourteen (14)
days before the date Of said hearing,
of June, 1915.
By the Court:
Judge of the Probate Court.
LEO. ]. GLEASON, Atty.
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News from Ireland
ANTRIM.

Mr.. William McCarroll of Monag-
han. Ballymena, whilst engaged in cut
ting turf recently in Cabragh Bog. un-
earthed an old oak dish, oval shaped.
and measuring 2k feet ~ feet. The
dish is in a good state of preserva-
ton, and the handles are still intact.
Died.-June 1, at his residence. 40
My Lady's road, Belfast, Patrick j.
Carey, ex-sergeant r. I. c.
News has reached Gallycastle that
the skeleton of dead body, wearing
paiamas, was washed up on the shore
at Ballintoy. On the band of the pa
jamas were the initials, 81. w. Coop
err" The skeleton was identified as
that Of midshipman of the Royal
navy.
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TIPPERARY.

Sincere regret is felt in Tipperary
town and district at the death of Mr..
John Fogarty, st. Michael street. The
deceased, who was in his eightieth
year, and a native of Kilfeacle, was a
prominent local figure in the Fenian
Rising. From its inception in the late
sixties he was connected with the
movement, and was regarded as one
of it's warmest advocates and leading
spirits in the district-so much so, in
deed, that in '66 the minions of the
law were set on his track, and he was
for long time ION the run" in his
native county and in the neighboring
counties.
Died.-On June 2, at Loves Green,
Cashel, Bridget, wife of Mortimer Het-
fernan. On May 81, at Farranassa,
Emily, David P. McEnery.
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WEXFORD.

The senior hornpipe and reel compe.
tition (open to all 1reland) at Feis
Carman was won by Mr.. Frank
O'Kelly, Dublin. Mr.. O'Kelly ia a ma
tive OF Kilmacow, and was formerly q
member of the Waterford branch t
the Gaelic league. Miss May Rossel.
ton, Cathedral square, Waterford. was
awarded second prize in the double
Jig and reel competition (open to all
lreland). Mr.. Frank O'Kennedy, New
Ross, secured. the second prize in the
double Jig and reel for males icon
fined to Feis area).
Four ladies have been appointed
auxiliary postment in New Ross. in
the place Of the postment who have
gone to the war. =
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Duluth: Ellen conroy. st. Paul: Mary J.
Reilly, Brainerd.
Auditing Committee - Marxaret Scott
81; Paul; Margaret Sullivan. Minneapolis:
Eiisabeth Mentally, st. Paul.
Grady, Saltwater, a.
Insurance Treasurer-Margaret Sullivan
State Medical Director - DR.. r, W.
Buckley, st. Paul W.
Directors Of Insurance Fund - Nellie
Gurran, Minneapolis; Annie Conroy. ST
tall; Josephine Hagerty, Shieldsville
anna Willesen, Duluth: Margaret Nolan
g. Auditing Committee - Ellen McGrath
81 81. Pa9l; Annie Kennedy. st. Cloud; Mel.
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MEATH


When Thomas Ounan, Newtown,
Slane, was fined Is Cd for having no
light, and IS for being asleep in charge
of his horse and cart, at Duleek Petty
Sessions, Sergeant Brady stated that
at IL o'clock at night the horse came
up to the barrack door and delivered
the defendant, who was asleep in the
cart.
A disastrous bog fire broke out re-
Gently and raging for three days, de-
stroyed the furze and turf in Rath-
more, Tullaghanstown and Boher-
meen. The fire started originally in
Baltimore bog near Athboy, and all
the game coverts were quickly ablaze.
The origin Of the fire was accidental.
1t quickly spread to the adjoining boys
and numerous turf owners had mar.
row escapes. Some lost considerable
quantities Of turf, one man losing $40
worth. There was no damage to life
or house property.
Died-May 81, at Mercy Convent,
Navan, Sister Mary Xavier Brady, Sis
ter of Mercy. June 1, at her residence,
The Dairy, Dunleer, Mrs. John Mat
thews, relict of the late John Mat
thews. June 2, at Kingstown, Mrs.
Millie Walshe, dearly beloved wife of
William Walshe, Ballinderry, Enfield.
May 81, at Paramount Sanatorium. Pat
rick Collins, late of Dunshagh1in, deep
ly regretted by his sorrowing wife and
family. June 3. 1915, Maurice, young
est son Of the late Andrew Tiernan,
Janeville, Slane.
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QUEENS.

Mr. Michael Mccain has retired
from the governorship of marlborough
convict prison, his official record ex-
tending over forty years. He had been
governor of Castelar,, Agamh, Kill
mainham, Cork and Belfast prisons
previous to his appointment to Mary
borough. Major Johnston, V. c., ad-
jutant at the Oldcastle County
Meath) concentration camp, is ap-
pointed to succeed Mr.. Mccain.
The death of Mr.. William ]. Dunno.
principle teacher of Ballyroan Nation
al School, has occasioned keen regret
among a large circle of friends.
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CARLOW.

We learn from the Carlow papers
that large numbers of young men have
left from the Midlands and West for
America. From one station on the
Midland line over 100 Travelled. They
were principally shop assistants and
of the farming class. Most Of them
were going to join relatives and
friends already in America. Generally
there is q very marked absence of
emigration this year.
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LEITRIM.

The Manorhamilton Guardians, on
the motion of Mr.. T. McGovern, ]. P.
chairman, passed resolution of re-
greet at the death of the Very Rev. ].
Dolan, p. p, v. G., and regarding his
loss as an irreparable one to his par
ishioners and the Northwest of Ire
land.
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GALWAY.

A most remarkable feature of the
last Swinford fair was the extraordi-
narily high prices which pigs realized
namely, S4s per cwt., or Cd per lib.
on foot. This is easily a record, and
is supposed to be the highest price
ever paid for pigs in Ireland.
Deep regret is felt in Galway and
Mayo counties at the death of Mr..
Thomas A. McDonnough, j. p, Moyne
Hill, Headford, brother of Mr.. Joseph
p. McDonough, clerk of Union, Tuam.
His honor, Judge Doyle, X. c., re-
corder of Galway, at the opening of
the Tuam Petty Sessions was present
ed with pair of white gloves. His
honor i'll acknowledging the presenta-
ton, made on behalf of the high sher-
if by Mr.. Cloherty, clerk of the Grown
and Peace, said he hoped that they
would be prophetic of the peace of
Tuam district and entire county.
What threatened to be a disastrous
fire broke out last week in the store
premises of Mr.. Patrick Browne, mer-
chant, The Square, Tuam. Its origin
is not known.
Very Rev. Gabriel Purcell, o. d. c.,
has been appointed Prior of the Car
melite Order of Loughrea for the CON-
ing triennial period, ir room Of Very
Rev. Joseph Coen, o. d. c., elected su-
perior of st. Mary's Northampton
road. Dublin. Rev. Boniface Handway,
O. ID. c., has been appointed Master
of Novices in room of Very Rev. Dom
inic Mangan, o. ID. c., now Prior of
the Order Of Clarendon street, Dublin.
Died.-June 4, at Moyvore, Kinvara,
County Galway, the residence of her
brother, Margaret. the eldest surviv-
ing daughter of the late Patrick Brady,
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Married.-Begley and Cassidy, June
Z, at French park R. G. church, by
the Rev. ]. Feehily, p. p, T. J. Beg
ley, J. p, youngest son of the late
Andrew Begley, Sligo, to Bridget (B.)
daughter of the late Patrick Cassidy,
Frenchpark.
The Ballymote cattle show will be
held on Wednesday, August 10, and
will, it is expected, be we'll up to the
standard of previous years.
Died.-On Saturday, May 16, Mr..
Thomas Alcock, Cloonamanagh, Bally-
mote.
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KINGS,

Married.-Egan and Hoey, June 8,
at the Pro-Cathedral, Dublin, by the
Rev. Father Bowden, Adm, assisted
by Rev. Father Nulty, Tullamore, Ke.
vim F., fifth son of Henry Egan, Esq,
j. P. The Hall, Tullamore, to Maye
only daughter of William Hoey, Esq,
"a Lower Gardiner street, Dublin.
Died-June 6, at Earl's street, Tul.
lamore, Patrick ]. Brownes.-June 6,
at Shinrone, Kings County, Annie, rel.
let of the late Thomas King, Merchant.
Died.-June 10, at his residence,
Church street, Tullamore, William H.
Harvey. M. r. G.. V. S.
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TYRONE.

An outbreak of scarlet fever has
been raging in the Castlederg district
of County Tyrone Some of the schools
have had to be closed, and there are
nine cases in Castlederg workhouse
intirmary. Five were reported to the
board of guardians, in four of which
1T was stated that the probable source
OF Infection was from other children
Died.-May 81, at her sons resi-
dence, Prospect, Bready, Strabane,
Mary McCrea Campbell, widow of Will
liam Campbell, aged 81 years.
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June 1, at his residence, Cornr House,
F,aicarragh, John Sweeney, aged 80
years,
DON LEGAL,

At Donegal Quarter Sessions, before
his honor, Judge Cooke, X. c., Robert
Robinson. of Gurteen, Fermanagh,
claimed G17 IS Cd from Captain Hast
ings, Donegal, for damages sustained
through alleged negligence of one of
his servants in driving a motor car
on 23rd of January last.
A woman has been appointed to the
position of station master" at Bal
linamore, one of the stations on the
Glenties line controlled by the County
Donegal joint railways committee.
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ARM AGH.

On Monday afternoon, June z, re-
spectacle farmer named William Nc
Allister, who, it is stated, belonged to
Benburb, came into Armagh to COR
suit his medical adviser, and when he
reached the length of McDowelTs mo-
tor garage he took weak turn and
Notwithstanding medical aid he ex-
pired Immediately.
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KERRY.

Mr.. John o'sullivan. draper, Main
street. Kenmare. has been elected sub
sanitary officer and inspector Of dair.
les and cowsheds by the Kenmare
District Council. The positions were
rendered vacant by the death Of Mr..
George Aaybury.
Died.-McGushion. May S, at Tar
bort. County Kerry, after a brief i'll.
ness. Thomas McGushion, agent of
the Irish United Assurance society,
aad ex.coAstable 4. I. c.
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CAYAN.

Mr.. N. Tevlin, auctioneer, has dis
posed of the interest of Mr.. M. G0gorty
in q farm at Clonturkin, near Kings
court, containing fourteen statute
acres. the annual installment in re-
spect of which is G5 It's 10d. A Mr..
Dolan was declared purchaser at EGO.
Mr.. P. ]. Hoban, member Of the
postofice staff at Belfast, has been
appointed postmaster at Cavaa.
Died-June 6, at Richmond hospital,
Dublin, DR.. Owen Farrelly Virginia.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEPIN COUNTY

1875 Gq latS A Rgs'stdent. Miss Mary Boyl.,.
Da RaxislSn 49, 81 l1ocRres,dent Mrs. Julia
Pres: Mrs. Meme %aieney; AEEs e;; s M.es
Sec; Mrs Ai,s Catherine Casey. 25s Fr rn
ST. 81 H9 }Sss st ms: see Miss Mary Bs oy.
kess Valley sis syndie a; 1' bi az
Moadsy q month at teion g. f g. W. f0 Ssfh
Mrs z l. Collins S 42e7 n33iS nssat Az
vice Pres. Mrs. Mary Kauth. 16s 1ktS
Ave Ave n; lns. secy.. Miss Mary Garve1..
is 9Th Az: Fsc nseS Elm Mrs. e.. Mary o'Keef
Margaret Sullivan. 759 Washinxton a. II
Ave IfNSas K MT: Elizabeth yefrrles 41s 81
anthony Bank Bldg. Meetings sre hsiS
on OF. arst and third Mondays Of mont n
Workmen's Hall at p. m. '- ~
Mary T. %cEreen soss nHa ia4RIeh Ave
xHi Se r Jennie Rice. 1924 Bryant
E Emsrs Sol l XSe. sfNs Mary Ma sed keSy Sss
R RSEa1 ha 5fss $EySSas S:ai A sse
Az ~; Mrs ls:g M EmsrsSn
;DoMoyan, 1916 Dupont Ave- N Meaf
f eaes held %dn first and third Tuesdays Of
Third street north. ai' plymouth and
z Alice Kelly s51s i4th Ave. s.; Vice prs Mss.
Mrs. Nellie McGough, 2s2e Bloom,nrto::
AVE- S. Sc F siee IN. Mrs. m Mary Troy 1906 istl
Bryant. s414 Girard Ave- s s. mr. Mr.; Anns
s. f.. M M Walsh. 211o 18th Ave s.: M.
M 1amS; D. Eak Esrb sf Syndicate Biz 81
nRe7 sda;,. Of month in Maccabes han.
garet Mullen sso4 papo1n3 Ave r.: N W.:
Pres, Mary Gleason, 25o7 Emerson x xass
H. Fin En- M seey M Ma1;s 1913 ith
o'Brien. s22s Girard A Ssc' N katherine Tsaia
Martha Maat Griffin. 500 9Th Ave. s.; Med
and Goth. M :: =: Flynn; corner Bryant
and and, third Thursdays Of month in schuier:s
HAL, corner 18th st. and goth Ava. ~ -
p. m. .''A Ave' ~ az
Division No. z, Minneapolis-pres. Mr..
MARY Mary =: waddick. 25s5 Taylor st. n. E.:
Madison Naes p1es s. Mr. M sac Moran,
Earet Martin. i545 Pierce ST. St. NJ re T.: 4 En-
s Sec; Mrs Margaret Moran. sos eth Av o
Burns nn vs s1l y ;7th Ar Treas Mrs Catherine
Pr; N. F. Maguirs. isss Central sent S4 Az.
meetings are held on first and third
aa 2sHd and an ee Gant mGnth O. O.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
60 County President, Mrs. Ellen conray,
86b st. Clair ST.; Vice Pres, Miss Johanns
GS0k; g. 81 E Eleventh ST.; Rec. SEC. Mira
Mrs.; Margaret Carey, s03 W. Central Ave.
Franklin SITS. ~A~
wAsEcA COUNTY.
z,; Division No: l., Janesville-Pre.ldent.
EEzabeth Glynn; Vice Pres. Sarah Moon
an; Fin. and 1ns. Sec, Julia Murphy; Rec.
si pv Mssy R Rasn ST re Psu Apr. BnFa:
Pres. Margaret Roach. sos st. Adams
St.; Rec. Sec.. Margaret Clarke, ~
Litchneld Ave-; Fin. &c.,. Mary Hynss,
' ho1s a. Aioem.rle St; 1ns: Sec. Mary Ne
ner. SO virEinia Ave; Med. Exam. 81.
Owen AcKeon, COZ Lowry Bldg. Meet
inge are held on second and fourth wed.
needAyS Of month in HibA9aEaR fan at
SIS p =.
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