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without some fun even in these war
times. At the Marconi station at Cliff
den is a recruiting placard asking per-
sons to join the South Welsh Board
erers at the nearest recruiting station
at Newport in Wales. Certainly he
is bright genius who bethought him
self of such a thing as putting up a
placard intended for the Welsh in a
Connaught district in Ireland. That
bright fool should get special distinc-
ton"
The sewing class conducted under
the auspices of the domestic economy
scheme by Miss Short at Rathines, has
closed for the season. The large
number of young ladies who attended
it for some months past are fully alive
to the beneficent results of the
course, and this should be an induce
ment to others to take advantage of
the classes which will be held next
season.
Died.-June 20, in Dublin, in her
nineteenth year, Amy, daughter of R.
B. Smith, Model School, Galway.-June
%, at his mothers residence, Sum-
MERRILL Street, Clifton Park, Belfast,
William, younger son of the late Will
liam surgenor of Galway.-Maria, wife
Of James Flynn, merchant, Ballina-
more. July z, at his residence, Will
liam street, West Galway, Michael
Joseph Geraghty.
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KERRY.

A resolution protesting against the
contemplated eviction of town tenants
In Ballybunion was passed by the
Town Tenants League. It was stat
ed that one woman's rent was raised
from e2 As. to G39. The Kerry
County Technical Committee, on the
motion of Mr.. ]. Boland, J.P., Coo,
passed resolution. expressing alarm
that the authorities were about to
proceed with the eviction of tenants
at Ballybunion, alleging that the pro.
posed rent increases were indefen.
sible and inequitable, and calling on
the authorities to refuse assistance
in the carrying out of the evictions.
A further consignment of 200 sacks
of Canadian flour have been forward.
ed by the Local Government Board to
Tralee for the relief of distress in the
town. The Urban Council expressed
their thanks to Mrs. Walsh for her
exertions in securing the donation.
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ROScoMMO

On the motion of Mr.. J. McGrievy,
seconded by Mr.. J. Feeley, the Ros.
common Guardians passed resolu.
tion expressing deep sympathy occa.
stoned by the death of O'Donovan
Rosa. A similar resolution was pass.
ed by the Lismore Guardians on the
motion of the Chairman, Mr.. J. Brack.
EFT, J.P., seconded by Mr.. P. F. Walsh,
Coo, Chairman R. D. Council. The
latter said that O'Donovan Rosa more
than any other Irishman, was perse.
cuted by the British Government of
his day.
Died.-June 3, at his residence,
Dunlo Hill. Ballinasloe, Patrick ].
Bracken; deeply regretted. At Caltra,
Ballinasloe, at the advanced age OF
104. Mrs. Bowling.
Died.-July 6, at Durrow, Tulla.
more. after short illness, James
Coughlan. brother of Rev. Brother Plus
Coughlan, Superior Of Franciscan
Monastery Ballinlough, County Ros.
common.
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WEsTM EATH.

His late parishioners at Rhode,
Athlone, waited on the Rev. ]. T.
Scale, Killeagh, and presented him
with an illuminated address to mark
his nine years ministry among them.
Father Scale said it was difficult to
realize what his feelings were when
sent to another parish.
The death is announced at Kiltoom,
Athlone Dispensary, of Michael Coyne,
Curnamudda, well-known angler
and sportsman. He was 106 years of
age and retained his mental clearness
practically to the end.
Owing to an outbreak of fever a
large section of Athlone has been
placed out of bounds by the military.
The origin of the occurrence is un.
known.
Died.-July S, at her parents resi-
dence, Kinnegad, Annie, youngest
daughter of Richard and Mrs. Hughes,
aged 81 years.
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ANTRIM.

Widespread regret has been occa-
stoned in the Ballinamore District of
County Antrim by the death through
a gun accident of Mr.. Patrick F. Kier-
nan, N. T., Fillmore N. s., which took
place at the residence of his father,
Mr.. R. Herman, Drumcowra.
While on her way to school fete
at Ballyeaston, near Ballyclare, Coun-
ty Antrim, a Mrs. Gettinby fell from
a mineral water van. on which she was
conveying light refreshments to- the
field for sale and had both her arms
broken, in addition to which she sus-
tanned rather serious injury to her
forehead.
During heavy thunderstorm a
young man named Robert McIvor, Cul-
lybackey, County Antrim, had a mar
row escape from being killed. He
was riding home on a bicycle when
his machine was struck by flash and
he was knocked to the ground. The
machine caught fire and was de!
stroyed.
On Sunday, July 4, the motor boat
"Fainne Gael an Lac" flying the Red
Hand and National flags, conveyed a
party from Ballycastle to Rathlin ISL
and for the opening of the summer
school of Irish there. They included
Mr.. F. ]. Bigger, President of the
Malachi. prNtha~
Superior Christian Brothers, Belfast,
and a number of Christian Brothers
and teachers, and other interested
Gaels. Addresses were delivered by
the Rev. A. MacKinley, P. P; Mr.. Big.
ger and others.
While the workers were leaving a,
foundry on the Springfield road. Bel
fast, recently, several of them jeered,
at Sister of Charity who was pass
ing on her way to the convent, and,
it is stated that young man took
from his pocket a piece of iron and
threw it at the lady. At the time,
there was no policeman in sight.
Miss Daisy O'Hara, daughter of Mr..
John O'Hara, Salisbury Square, Bally-
mena, has graduated for her B. A. de-
gree with honors at the Queens Uni,
versity, Belfast. Miss O'Hara, who.
has had brilliant college career, was
educated at the Ballymena Academy
and: ST. Louis Convent, Monaghan,
and has graduated in English, Latin,
French and Celtic, taking high hon-l
ors in the two latter subjects.
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ARMAGH.

On July'2 Armagh Technical In
struction Committee met to appoint
the teachers and settle the prospectus
for the ensuing year. There were
present: Rev. j. Fawcett, presiding;
Messrs. James Irwin, J.P.; M. Walker,
U.D.C.; p. ]. McGarvey, U.D.C., and
James Lennon, Hon. Secretary. The
following teachers were appointed:
Bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting,
business methods and theory and
practice of commerce., Mr.. James
Farr; dressmaking, Miss Corvan;
modern languages, Miss May Best;
art, Miss Norah Best; bookkeeping,
English and mathematics, Mr.. Thomas
Martin, N. T.
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A verdict of not guilty was returned
at Glare Assizes in the case of the
men charged with unlawful assembly
at Ballyline demesne on December IA,
when cattle-drive took place. The
police evidence was to the effect that
the drive followed meeting adj
dressed by Father Scanlon, PIP, who
said he would support them in any
action they took short of taking life.
Comment was expressed on the fact
that this statement was not in the
original dispositions, and Lord Justice
Roman said If it was untrue the rev.
erend gentleman should be there to
tell them so, while if it was true it
was he who should be in the dock and
not the accused.
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FERMANAGH.

Mr.. Henry Lyons. Florencecourt.
was. on July 1, co-opted on the Fer
managh County Council in room of
Mr.. Teele, J.P., deceased.
The seventh annual Fermanagh
Feis, held in the County Hall, Ennis.
killen, recently, was attended with
remarkable success, upon which the
energetic organizer, Mr.. F. Duffy, and
the President, Rev. M. McConville,
3D., &C, are to be complimented.
Competition was keen, displaying q
high standard of knowledge by the
competitors. Having first spoken in
Irish, the Rev. M. McConville said
the reason that there was a language
movement at all was that the country
wanted something that politics or
economics could not supply, namely,
a spirit of self.reliance.
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rIPPERARY.

The Tipperary Board of Guardians
and Rural District Council adjourned
their meetings as tribute of respect
to Mr.. William Hurley on the death
of his wife. Mr.. Hurley has taken a
prominent part in all Nationalist
movements in Tipperary, and was one
of the leading forces in the stirring
Plan of Campaign days in the town.
In consequence of the increase in
the price of tea stated to be Sd. per
pound, the Tipperary Board of Guard
ians acceded to the request of their
contractor to cancel his contract for
tea at Is. Sd. per pound, and decided
to advertise for supply at 2s. Sd. per
pound.
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WATERFORD.

The death has taken place at the
early age of ~ of Mr.. Michael O'Don-
ovan, who was one of the most siren
uous workers in the Irish language
movement in County Waterford. De-
ceased, who was native of Ardmore
District, taught Irish for over six
years in Kilmacthomas and the adjoin.
ing parishes. He was splendid Irish
scholar and was extremely popular.
A respectable old lady, Miss Whe.
Ian, of Dungarvan was found dead in
bed recently.
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DOWN..

The handsome public clock present
ed to Bangor by Mr.. J. Mckee, Rate
Collector. was formally unveiled by
Miss Conner, Mr.. J. Meekan, J.P., pre-
siding at the function.
DUBLIN.
The last report of Mr.. D. MAINTAIN,
B.A., Inspector of Irish to the Ma
tional Board, shows that during the
year under review there we're 2,O35
schools out of a total of 1929 in which
Irish was taught as an extra" 217
bi-lingual schools, and CTS in which
Irish was an optional subject. Forty
eight thousand six hundred and sew
enty-five pupils were receiving in
struction in Irish as an optional sub
ject.
An old man named Delaney, who re-
sided at st. Patrick's Square, Oakley,
was found dead at his residence re-.
Gently. Mr.. Michael Ryan, a nephew,
unable to gain admission to the house,
alarmed the police, and when an en-
trance was forced Delaney was dis
covered dead on the floor He was
IS years of age and a retired chem
list.
Died-July 6, at her parents resi-
dence, Eaton Dairy, Terenure, Annie,
eldest daughter of William and Mar
garet Kavanagh.-July 6, at Kiltal-
own, Tallaght, Mrs. Elizabeth
O'Loughlin, relict of the late Michael
O'Loughlin.-June 30, at the Convent
of the Sisters of Charity, Our Lady's
Hospice for the Dying, Harold's Cross,
Sister Mary Eucharia Bryne, in the
sixty-second year. Of her age and
thirty-ninth of her Religious Life
July 4. at Jervis Street Hospital,
Michael T., eldest son of the late j.
M. Carroll, AZ Patrick street, and for
so years member of the DIPS
July z, at her residence, 10 Old Kill
mailman, Margaret Dunno, the be-
loved sister-in-law of Christopher Do.
naghy, TIC, P.L.G.-July 2, at 4 We'll
park avenue, Drumcondra, Catherine,
relict Of the late Thomas Evans
July 6, at her parents residence,
Gerald street, South Lofts road, Dub
lin, Agnes, the second eldest and be-
loved daughter of John and Brigid
Fitzwilliam, aged Is years.-July s,
at Lahinch, Bridget Mary, dearly
loved wife Of James Halpin.
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the death of Mr.. P. F. Herman, Mt,
Fillmore, which occurred as the re-
suit Of a gun accident on July 8.
The big football match between Lei
trim and Sligo teams In Carrick re.
Gently, proved very interesting and q
large crowd witnessed a fine game
Sligo played better than Leitrim, al.
though the latter won the previous
year by substantial score, and the
visitors were the winners by one goal
two points to one goal one point for
Leitrim.
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WEXFORD.

The recent thunderstorm which
broke over Corey and district was the
worst experienced for considerable
number of years. It was accompan-
led by vivid flashes of lightning and
very heavy downpour of rain fol-
lowed, lasting some hours.
The death occurred on July 8 of per-
haps one of the oldest men in Ireland,
George Franklin, small farmer, liv.
ing at Coolamurry, outside Ennis.
corthy. He had reached the age of
ITO years.
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DERRY.

The Derry Board of Guardians re-
ceived letter from the Local Govern
ment Board sanctioning the proposal
Of the Guardians to grant the eight
dispensary doctors in the Union an in
crease of ego year each, and Mr..
John Gregg remarked that the Local
Government Board granted willingly
anything to the doctors
In ST. Mary's Church, Limavady, be-
fore a crowded congregation, two
beautiful stained glass windows, the
gift of Mrs. Kennedy of Belfast, in
memory of her father and mother,
were unveiled.
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SLIGO.

Death from meningitis was the cor.
oner's jury's verdict found at Tenn.
pletogher, near Tuam, as the result
OF an inquest on Martin Morgan, aged
IL, who received q cut over the eye
while playing football. Drs. O'Malley
and O'Sullivan, who made post.
mortem. said they found nothing which
would trace the boys death to the
injury over the eye.
Mr.. John ODowd, MP, presiding
at a meeting of the South Sligo Exec
uttve U. l. l.. in Ballymote. said
1t was the immediate duty of National
lists to put the organization on good
footing so as to be prepared for any
emergency that might arise after the
war.
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QUEENS.

Mr.. E. S. Lee, for some years past
stationmaster at Ballybrophy railway
station, has been transferred on pro.
motion to the stationmastership at
Waterford.
At the recent examinations held by
the Royal College of Surgeons and
Physicians Qreland), Mr.. w. E. r.
Dimond, Marlborough, passed his final
examination for the medical profess
sion.
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DONEGAL.

A serious outbreak of typhus fever
has occurred in the Dungloe District
County Donegal. Six patients have
been admitted to the Glenties Fever
Hospital. DR.. Gardiner reported that
owing to the failure of the relieving
officer to come and bury one of the
patients who had succumbed, he, with
two nurses, was obliged to bury the
body in field near the house. The
necessary steps are being taken to
check the spread of the disease
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MONAGHAN.

The Catholic Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb, Dublin, in a letter to the
Monaghan Guardians July IL, intim-
ated that in consequence of the great
increase In the maintenance of the
institution they were obliged to in.
crease the pension payable in respect
Of each child sent to the institution
from ELS to EGO per annum. The
clerk said there were three, children
in the institution from the Union.
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CORK.

A remand in custody to Fermoy on
Monday, July s, was granted at Cork
Police Office in the case of Gerald w.
Flahavan, Johnstown, Glanworth,
charged with making statements con.
trary to the Defence of the Realm
Act. Head Constable Rowe, Fermoy,
said accused. complained to him that
he had been robbed in the Connaught
Rangers Mess. and asked for the
name of the commanding officer. He
admitted that he was returned
American and pro-German. He also
said that "he would rather have a
bullet through his brain than fight for
England" and later said: IF the
Germans came over here would fight
with them" Witness added that there
was a good deal more evidence to
come.
Mr.. Charles O'Callaghan, Queens.
town, has been unanimously appointed
representative of Cork County Coun.
ell on the Cork Harbor Board.
The Cork Corporation and Cork City
Executive U. I. L., passed resolutions
Of coincidence to the family of the late
5O'Donovan Rosa, the former body
deciding to attend the funeral In Dub.
lin In state, and the latter undertaking
to cooperate in any movement to
honor the remains of deceased.
a Youghal Urban Council adopted a
J: vote Of sympathy on the death of
2O'Donovan Rosa, Councillor Whelan
said Rosa had the courage Of his
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TYRONE.

Mr.. H. DEF. Montgomery, d., and
Mr.. Patrick McMenamin, J.P., have
been unanimously reelected chair
man and vice-chairman, respectively,
of the Tyrone Committee of Agricul-
ture.
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LoUTH.

At the annual meeting of Louth
County Insurance Committee, Mr.. Der
nard Hamil, J.P,, was unanimously re
elected chairman.
Died-July S, at Dunmahon, Dun
dalk. John Finigan, Assistant Clerk
Dundalk Union.
At late meeting of the Ardee
Guardians DR.. James Donegan, Mon.
asterboice, was elected medical ON.
Ger of the Dunleer Dispensary.
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CARLOW.

At the monthly meeting of the Car
low Division, A, o. H. 966, Brother
N. P. Roche, V.P.; presiding, on the
motion Of the vice.president, seconded
by Brother P. Donohue, a resolution
was unanimously adopted conveying
the warmest congratulations of the
division to Brother ]. D. Nugent, the
National Secretary, on his return for
the historic Parliamentary Division of
College Green.
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GALWAY.

At the meeting of the Swinford Dis.
trict Council a resolution was unani.
mously adopted on the motion of Mr..
E. Geever, seconded by Mr.. M. F.
Camubell, regretting the death of the
late o'Donovan Rosa, and placing ON
record an appreciation of the invalu.
able services which he had rendered
to Ireland. s.,
A Galway paper says: 1--WE are not
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State secretary-P. J. o'Donnell, $500
cry.
state Chaplain-Rev. P. J. Fox,
GAINESVILLE.
President of Insurance Fund-T. ].
Doyle, st. Paul.
Secretary Of Insurance - Thomas
WEIGH, saltwater.
State Treasurer of Instrumentation
sheehy, Montgomery. ''''
State Medical Director-Dr. J. v.
O'Connor, st. Paul.
Moran, Minneapolis; E. J. McManus, st.
Paul; p. L. Cummings, Minneapolis; J.
p: Corcoran, st. Paul; Thomas WEIGH,
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KINGS.

Mr.. Arthur Jackson, Clonlack, has
been co-opted member of the Eden
derry No. District Council for the
Esker Electoral Division, in room of
Mr.. Thomas Secrecy, who was disquali-
fed for non-attendance.
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The death of Mr.. T. O'Nein Lane,
author of 1.-THE Highways and By
ways of Ireland" and of an English
Irish dictionary, and who was also a
journalist, who was for many years in
the French Capital as the representa-
tive of prominent English journals,
died recently at Tournafulla, Linz
erick.
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Flags used in the American navy
have hitherto been made of imported
wool. A new process of carding and
weaving American cotton is being put
to the test on two revenue cutters, and
1t Is believed by the inventors that
the cotton flags so made will be supe-
rior to the old ones in that they will
not fray so quickly.
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
Jas. ]. Ryan. st. Paul.
John E. Healey, Delaware.
Thomas J. Mathews. Rhode Island. e
Ed. r. Hayes. New Jersey.
James Clancy, Michigan.
Myles F. Mcfarland, New York.
STATE OFFICERs-MINNEsOTA.
President-T. J. Doyle. Endicott
Vice President-A. J. Powers, Du-
luth.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEPIN COUNTY.

1855 S9q 11tg Par res Miss Mary Boylan.
nl Division Ne; President, Mrs Julia
Pres. Mrs. Nellie Maloney; Rec. Sec,
Mrs. NJ: A. Lane. 81 10th Ave. N; Fin.
Sec, Mrs. Catherine Casey; 1853 Free
81 Holden St.; ms Sec, Miss Mary Boy Boy.
Ian, 1926 14th Ave. S.; Med. Examiner,
Pr. Rose Valley, S13 Syndicate Bldg.
Meetings held on second and fourth
, Division No. 2. Minneapolis-Presi-
%ary M M Rec s SSll1 Mary Vice Prss
garet F. Sullivan; Treas. Elizabeth
5Jefries; Med. Examiner, DR.: O'Brien.
DAY Of each month at A. q. .. ". hail. hail.
80 Central Ave.
dent Rv Ms9y No McR9aen 81. Arrest
Bryant Ave: NJ: Rec. Sec, Mary e. E.
K Katharine Ryan. 1902 srd Ave. S.;
n; ms. sec Mrs. Nellie Webster, 1913
MMo No r %, 2o1s sth St: Il; Sentinel, Mrs.
Meetings held first and third Tuesdays
or or each g. n month. Hall. Plymouth and
s.; Vice Pres. Miss Margaret Duffy:
Rec. Sc Sec, Mrs. Mary Foley, 1922 E. 22Hi
Ave- Sc I'M Mrs se sar M1s Kssgan 25o7
MSrphy, 25os e 18th AVE. reas s. M Med Mf E1e
Meetngs P heid e MgrphY ra and and Pa1sF
Wednesdays Of each month. at corner
bi3omington and Franklin AYES.
dent Marr NO n Mi,nnea gs1a
Ave. NJ; Vice Pres Mary T C1eaaon
2507 Emerson Ave. NJ; Rec. Sec, Mary
NMo No ri 1910 l4th Ave. N; Fin. Sec,
ms ses Katherine S osrien, SIS Axs; 81 81;
rard Ave. NJ; Treas, Martha Griffin. 1918
Laurel Ave; N: Med Examiner DR.. j.
e1d every rst and AZ third Meet
days Of each month at SECULAR hall, cor
ne r, 4th st. and 2oth, Ave. N.
dent Mrs NJ No. wadacE psiak
2 SS2s QUINCY St; N. F.; Rec: Sec, Mrs. M.
NJ MaT Ma1a2 9stS oh P gstS st St. Fin Sec Mrs
Mary Irwin, 833 Bird Ave. NJ E.; Treas
Mrs: e: Burns, s15 9th Ave. N. e.; Med.
i Examiner DR.. N. F. Mcguire. Meet
lies ings held "1 as every first and third wednes-
trail AYES. n. f. at SSno and Cen
RAMSEY COUNTY.
se eeo ~ President, Mrs: Ellen conray,
200 81. Clair ST.; Vice Pres, Miss 10.
hanna Cook, 81 E. 18th St: Rec. Sec.
mrs: Margaret Scott, 412 Central Ave;
Ireas., Mrs. Margaret Carey. sos W.
central Ave. Meetings held at Hiber-
man hall, 7th and Franklin SITS.
WAsECA COUNTY.
NJ, Division No. 1, Janesville-President,
% psy; H. Fin 81: and ms; Julie SSS
Anna Burke.
Division No. 2, st. Paul-Pres. Eliza
Deth Moynaugh, 70 Atwater st.; Vice
fPres.. Margaret Roach, SOB st. Adams
ST; Rec: Sec, Margaret Clarke. iO7
Litchfleld Ave-; Fin. Sec. Mary Hynes,
iOl6 Albemarle ST.; ms. Sec, Mary No
ian, 923 Edmund St.; Treas, Mary waE-
ner, 52S Virginia Ave: Med. Examiner,
Dr. Owen McKeon, GOT Lowry Bldg,
meetings are held on second and fourth
Wednesdays Of each month in Hiber-
MAN , Hall at S:15 p. m:
Miss Mis-: }Sh hs IT,, Cock: 81 sith st.: VIZ
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Mabel Allen, 49 1ith St.:
FL Etn c,, See. Mrs. Elizabeth McNally, sos
M MackuDin St; ms. Sec, Mrs. loretta
1McManus 458 Carol Ave; Treas, Mrs.
margaret Casby. $50 John St.; Med. Elk 4.
aminer. DR.. r. A. Burns, Lowry Bldg.
Meetings are held on first and third
thursdays Of each month in Hibernian
Hall at 8 p. m.
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sTATE 0EEIcrns- a =,

STATE 0FFICERs-L.A A. A. o. H.
President-Mrs. Mary B. Daily, 1906
Central Ave., Minneapolis.
Vice President-MissM May E. Hammill,
Duluth.
Secretary Ella c. Heating, lat
Pleasant Ave-, st. Paul.
Ireasurer-Miss Mary Coogan, Fari-
Board Of Directors-Mary M. Sullivan,
Duluth: Ellen Conroy, ST. Paul; Mary
j. Reilly, Brainerd.
Auditing Committee-Margaret Scott,
st. Paul; Margaret Sullivan, Minneapo-
lis; Elizabeth McNally, st. Paul.
insurance Secretary Margaret A.
Grady, Saltwater.
van, Rochester,.
State Medical Director-Dr. E. w.
Buckley, st. Paul.
Directors of Insurance Fund-Nellie
Gurran, Minneapolis; Annie Conroy, st.
Paul; Josephine Hagerty, Shfeldsville;
Anne Willesen, Duluth; Margaret Mol
an, st. Paul.
9. Auditing !Committee-Ellen McGrath,
st. Paul; Annie Kennedy, st. Cloud
Nellie McColl, St. Paul.
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CAVAN.

Mr.. John Conaty, U.D.C., recently
caught a pike which weighed %
pounds at Wren Point, killykeen,
Cavan.
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on first Sunday of month in Catholic
School Hall.
MURRAY COUNTY,

d Di wi, No 2. currie-Pres., M. H.
Sec, B. ]. Cauley; Fin. Sec. i T. Cor
man; Treas, JOS Byrne; ms Sec. J. j,
G nsng;! Me Chaplain, Rev: chas. Cayan-
terson. Meetings held the third Satur-
day Of each month in Germans Hall,