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CLARE.

At the Quarter sessions on Tues
day, April 10, Honor Judge Bodkin
X. c., heard an action brought by
Rev. John McCready, c. c., Quin
against Mrs. Bridget Gleason, Linn
erick, to establish the last will and
testament of Michael Kelly, of Quin
County Clare. His Honor found in
favor of the will, but allowed the de
fendant her costs out of the estate.
The monthly meeting of the com
mittee of management of the County
Clare Benefit society was held at the
courthouse, Ennis, on Thursday Mr.
John Collins, County Glare, presided
Also present were Messrs. +. +
KERN, P. A. Kelly, John Tierney
(Claureen), NJ. G. Costello, p. Cahill
Peter McInerney, County Clare: P
c. Nagle, County Clare; D. Healy
County Clare; Bernard Lynch, Johr
Tierney (Clare Road; John Ryan
Michael Leyden, j. p, p. ]. Linnane
secretary, and DR.. Martin. Mr.. Hen
drick was reelected organizer for the
county division of COrofin.
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His former pupils, many of whom
reside in the United States. will re.
greet to hear of the death of Michael
Lawlor, for nearly half n century
teacher of Kilury national school,
Causeway, Tralee. Besides his wild.
ow he leaves two daughters, Mrs
Mary Sullivan and Margaret Lawlor
and five sons, Denis, William, Pat.
rick and John Lawlor, who are living
in Ireland, and jeremiah Lawlor, in
New York.
The profession has taken place at
the convent of Mercy, Abbeyfeale, OF
Sister Mary Gertrude Kearney, young.
est daughter of Mr.. Peter Kearney,
Cordial, Castleisland, County Kerry
This is the fifth sister of the same
family to enter the religious life
The four others are at the Presenta.
ton convent, Midtown. Presentation
convent, Dingle. and two at the Con.
vent OF the Holy Faith, Dublin.
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Summons,

~. summons,
PIN, District Court. Fourth Judicial
RE rra g.ct o'Reilly, Defendant. ''"s
me S1ate OF Minnesota to the above
,,, You are hereby, summoned and re.
n " ai, = 70 answer the complaint Of the
tha dfB said complaint has been fled in
ne the Once nit, Of the clerk Of said court in
state state aforesaid. and to serve a copy of
sohr answer to said complaint on the
IN sew the en city y Of St. Paul county Of Ram,
s ssg; ana ana state aforesaid, within thirty
mons mon, upon you exclusive Of the day of
said service service, and II you fail to answer
said; the plaintiff in the above entitled
relief deman adRRdIy in to I'll the court for the
p. D. SCANNELL.
Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
300 Court Block,
st. Paul, MINI.
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SLIGO.

At meeting of the Sligo Teachers
Association on Saturday, April IL, the
following resolution was passed: "That
as no congress is being held this year,
we call upon the C. E. G. to organize
public meeting in Dublin as early
as possible to formulate demand for
increased salaries in view of the alb.
normal high cost of living prevailing
at present. Further, we are of the
opinion that the commissioners of ma
tional education should lose no time
In applying for treasury sanction for
increased payments, inasmuch as the
principle has already been admitted
in almost every public and private
department"
Most Rev. DR.. Morrisroe, Bishop of
Achonry, administered the Sacrament
of Confirmation to some hundreds of
children In the Parish Church, Cur.
teen, and Cloonloo Church. His lord.
ship expressed himself highly pleased
with the answering of the children.
The death is announced of Mrs,
Luke Walsh, Carrowilkin, Tobbercur.
ry, County, Sligo, which occurred on
Monday, April -, at her residence.
The deceased lady was mother of our
Mr.. Luke Walsh (Messrs. McDonogh
and sons), Galway, and also of Mrs.
J. 7 Grant and Mrs Mybo1o, 30 r.1
way.
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LoNGFoRD.

At Ballymahon Quarter Sessions
Judge Drummond gave a decree of
ELS in favor of Miss Bridget Clyne
who had been slandered.
His Honor, County Court Judge
Drummond, opened the business of
the Easter Sessions in Longford on
Monday, April -, when he was pre-.
scented with white gloves by Mr.. Denis
kerrigan, Sub-Sheriff, due to the com.
plete absence of crime in the county
The death of Mr.. M. Gray Kelly.
con took place on April 10. The de.
ceased who was highly respected in
the district, was brother of the late
Rev. William Gray, who was parish
priest in Abbeylara at the time of his
death, and his other brother, the late
Rev. Denis Gray, was curate in Bali
namuck for some years and after
wards parish priest of Fenagh, County
Leitrim.
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RoscoM MON.

Strike in Recommending laborers
employed under the 'direct labor
scheme for sweeping the streets of
Roscommon are out on strike for an
increase of pay, with the result that
the streets have not been swept for
the past fortnight. At the meeting of
the District Council yesterday, Mr..
Mulvany referred to the matter. In
other parts of the county he had
given work on the roads at IFS. a
week, and although he had offered the
town laborers Ids. week they were
still out. The council were of the
opinion that Ids. week was a salts.
factory wage, and an order to that
effect was made.
Very Rev. Canon Cummins presided
at the monthly meeting of the Ros.
common Associated Estates, when a
resolution was passed directing the at.
tention of the Congested Districts
Board to the following estates, with
me acreage IN grazing ranches which
they contain: Essex Estate, 1000
acres; Goddall, 7OO Mcdonnell, 200;
Longf1eld Rocksavage, 100; Cunning
Cloonmurly, 200. The chairman said
how the people of Roscommon had
lain down helplessly under the grind
Ing, grasping hands of graziedrom
that had oppressed County Roscom
mon, was something he could not un
derstand. 1t was system that had
destroyed Roscommon. 1t had run
hundreds and thousands of Roscom
mons fairest sons to work on the
docks OF New York and in the mines
of foreign countries, who were denied
living on the plains of their own
country.
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MONAGHAN.

The death occurred on Saturday
April II, in st. Louis Convent, Monag.
han, of Mother Berchmans O'Sullivan,
in the seventy-sixth year of her age,
and the forty-second of her religious
profession. The late Rev. Mother was
a native of Ballingarry, County Tip.
perary, and was prominently associat.
ed with the members of the order to
which she belonged in their work for
the advancement of Irish educational
interests. The funeral took place
April 20, in the presence of very
large number of the clergy and laity
Of the district, Most Rev. DR.. McKen.
ma, Bishop of Clogher, presiding at the
Requiem High Mass, which was sol.
emnized in the Convent Church.
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LEITRIM.

The Leitrim Cattle Fair, on Thurs
day, April Is, was very largely attend
ed by both buyers and sellers. De-
mand was brisk, and prices ruled very
high all round. There was not enough
of cattle to meet the great demand.
At the pig fair the same satisfactory
state of things prevailed-the supply
was not equal to the demand.
On Wednesday, April IA, an inquiry
was held in Ballinamore by Major &c.
cles, local government auditor, as to
the expenditure by the rural district
council on roads which are either not
the full statutory width, or are not
leading from one public road to an
other. NJ ]. Ormsby Lawder and Mr..
Dolan had objected to the expenditure,
as large ratepayers in the district.
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WATERFORD.

In Difference to the wish of the
Most Rev. D. Sheehan, the managing
director of the Cork Cinema Company
has given an assurance that the Fink
Picture Palace, Waterford, which ere.
ated new departure by opening on
Sunday, April IS, will not in future be
opened on Sunday.
The French barque Notre Dame
d'Arvo has arrived in Waterford from
Seattle with 1922 tons of wheat for
Messrs. r. A. H. Hall.
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FERMANAGH.

His Lordship Most Rev. DIR. Nc
Kenna, Bishop of Clogher, has been
pleased to appoint Rev. John Tier
ney, c. c., Enniskillen, to be admins
traitor of Monaghan, in succession tc
Rev. James McPhillips, now parish
priest at DOnagh.
The late Mrs. M. ]. Stack, of Kish
County Fermanagh, left ESQ to hel
servant, Annie E. Virtue, and the
residue to her sons, Rev. G. NJ, w. A
and E. c. Stack, In equal shares.
The death has taken place al
Drumgrevy, County Fermanagh, of E
well-known local resident, Mr.. Hugh
Mcdonnell, who had attained the age
of 101 years.
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MAYO,

On the recommendation of the Most
Rev. DR.. Naughton, Bishop of Killala,
His Holiness, Pope Benedict XIV, has
appointed the Venerable Archdeacon
Kelly. P. p. V. f., Lahardane, Dean
of the Chapter of the Diocese. The
Archdeaconship thereby becoming va.
cant. has been conferred by his Lord.
ship on the Very Rev. Canon Dolphin,
P. p, Bangor-Erris.
1t was stated at a meeting of the
Killala Board of Guardians that con-
sumption was on the increase in the
Union area. A resolution was adopted
asking this County Council to direct
DR.. Murphy, the County Tuberculosis
Medical Officer, to attend regularly at
Killala.
Deep regret has been revoked in
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TIPPERARY.

Notice of motion has been given by
Mr.. Organ for the next meeting of
the Clonmel r. d. Council to declare
the councils solicitorship vacant, and
to proceed to the election of a success
sor to Mr.. D. ]. Higgins, Mr.. j. ].
O'Shee, M. p, being the solicitor
named. Mr.. ORyan stated that Mr..
Higgins had acted for Lord Ashtown
against the council in the application
arising out of the Glenaheiry bomb
outrage.
The death took place at Clonmel on
Saturday, April II, in his fifty-third
year, of Mr.. William Dryer, super
visor of customs. The late Mr.. Dwyer
who was a native of County Kilkenny,
was highly respected by large circle
of friends not only in Clonmel but in
Belfast, Edinburgh, Tullamore, and
Swansea, where his official life was
spent. Deep sympathy is felt with his
widow and family.
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News from Ireland
pressed that the normal force was su

pressed that the normal force was suf-
ficient to preserve peace.
Mrs. Rose Murphy, who died re.
Gently at Newcastle, County Down, at
the age of almost 100 years, left five
sons and three daughters, forty-seven
grandchildren, and fifty-two great
grandchildren. One hundred and fifty
relatives attended the funeral, 1876 of
whom were named Murphy. Her
descendants are principally engaged
in the fishing industry. She had a
vivid recollection of the memorable
snowstorm of 1858, when 176 vessels
were lost along the coasts of the Brit.
ish islands, the death roll at New.
castle being forty-seven, many of
whom were relatives of the deceased.
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Summons.
state of Minnesota, County of Henne-
District.
Sarah Thompson,
Plaintiff,
John Thompson,
The State Of Minnesota, to the above
named defendant:
You, John Thompson, are hereby
summoned and required to answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff in the above
s been h flsd il tie office Of the Clerk Of
neapolis, County of Hennepin, and
State of Minnesota, and to serve a copy
or your answer. to the said complaint
On the subscriber at his office in $50
Temple Court Building, in the city OF
Minneapolis, in said Hennepin COUNTY.
State Of Minnesota. within thirty (30j
days after service Of this summons upon
you, exclusive Of the day of such sery-
ice; and If you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid.
the PLAINTIFF in this action will apply I'D
the court for the relief demanded in
sald complaint, together with her costs
Dated May 4th, 1915.
LARS o. HAUG,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
$50 Temple Court,
Minneapolis, Mimi
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M EATH.

A conference Of the clergy was
held at Navan on Monday. April IL.
The Very Rev. DR.. Dooley, P. P. v. G.,
Kells, presided.
The late Mr.. R. J. Olphert, Heaths.
town House, Athboy, left personal es.
tate valued at GS,17O. He left the
whole of his estate to his widow.
The death of Mr.. William Tuite
Oldcastle. took place last Saturday
after a few days illness. For a long
period he had been prominently con.
nected with the pig trade, and was
well-known in many parts of Leinster
and Ulster.
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inaugurate a movement in that di.

to inaugurate a movement in that d.
rection.
Much regret is expressed in New
Ross at the departure of Mr.. James
O'Rourke, a popular postal official,
who has been transferred to Skibber-
reen, County Cork. Mr.. O'Rourke took
an active and practical interest in the
Irish National Foresters in New
Ross, and worked energetically to
place the local branch on sound foot.
ing.
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ARMAGH.

H. E. Smith has been appointed
manager of the Middletown, County
Armagh, Cooperative society. The
report submitted at the annual meet
ing showed turnover exceeding
$4,000, being over $50 on the pre-
vious years trading. Messrs. ]. Ea-
kin and J. Bradley were reelected
president and secretary, respectively,
and Mr.. j. Gray was re-appointed
treasurer.
The death occurred, after a pain
fully brief illness, at the residence of
his brother-in-law, Mr.. G. Rogers, j.
r., Windsor Lodge, Lurgan, of Mr..
James McClimond, ]. P. For many
years deceased conducted large
bakery and grocery business at Lur-
gan.
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DlJ BllN.

AS a mark of esteem the members
of the Catholic Commercial club, Mr..
Joseph McDermott, president, presid-
ing, presented Mr.. ]. ]. McDonagh,
the popular honorable secretary, with
handsome cheque, made up entirely
of voluntary subscriptions. A most
enjoyable smoking concert followed,
the proceedings winding up with a
vote of thanks to the president, pro.
posed by the city high sheriff.
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LIN ERlck.

The Limerick Corporation has
passed vote of congratulated to the
Very Rev. Mgr. White on his appoint.
ment as Rector of San Silestro's,
Rome.
At general meeting of the cattle
trade of ireland, at Limerick Junction
on Saturday, April H. resolution was
passed expressing the opinion that
while the trade was prepared to have
animals imported from Ireland sub.
jected to the most minute inspection,
the detention order ought to be imme.
diately abolished.
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TYRONE

Dungannon Urban Rates-Despite
the fact that the demand of the
County Council showed an increase
of four pence in the e in the rates,
the Dungannon Urban Council rates
are to be only 6s Sd in the g., the same
as last year. The Urban authorities
made various economies which coun-
terbalanced the increased demand for
county purposes.
Omagh Workers Union-The work
Ing men of Omagh have decided to
form a branch of the Workers Union
In the town. A number of members
were enrolled AT the inaugural meet
ing. and support is promised by vari.
Gus trades.
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CARLOW.

The committee of management OF
the Carlow District asylum have in,
creased the wages of the married at
PENDANTS by Is. per week during 1.-The
period of the war. An increase of 3s
was recommended by the r. M. 8
The Marlborough District asylum
committee have refused an application
for increase of wages from the mar
ried attendants and the tradesmen.
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Westport by the sudden death, in his
thirtieth year, of Mr.. Walter Houlihan.
QUEENS.

His Honor Judge Fitzgerald COM
menced the business of the Quarter
Sessions for the division in Mountmel-
lick on Thursday, April Is. The case
list was a very light one, comprising
thirty-three cases, only eight of which
were defended, and three ejectments.
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Duluth: Ellen conroy. st. Paul: Mary J.
Reilly, Brainerd.
=. Auditing Committee = Margaret Scott,
81; Paul; Margaret Sullivan, Minneapolis;
Elizabeth Mentally, st. Paul.
Grady, Saltwater.
insurance acknowledgement Sullivan
State Medical Director - DR.. E. w,
Buckley, st. Paul.
Directors of Insurance Fund - Nellie
Gurran, Minneapolis; Annie Conroy, St
Paul; josephine Hagerty, Shieldsville
anna Wlllesen, Duluth; Margaret Nolan
Auditing Committee Ellen McGrath
81. Paul; Annie Kennedy. st. Cloud; Mel.
lie McColl, st, Paul.
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WAsECA COUNTY.
LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY.

1875 d 1stS A Tss's!a s. Miss Mary Boy,.n
pe 91TasiSn 49, MS; Mrs Julia
Mrs. N; A. Lane, s11 18th Ave re- N SS;S Sc.
seSi; Mrs. Ms Gatharine Casey, 25s F F1n
81 Holden ST.; ms Sec. Miss G1 Ma a, Ryan.
Mess,n5XSa ls 81 s Syn @fs Hz bi IS
Of month at se g. g. f g. W fo S5
Mrs L Collins Si 4s Mo71n89s in5sa1 Pres
vice Pres, Mrs. Mary Ka%th ne az AYE: e:
Ave AVE- n a.; 4 lns; secy.. Miss Mary Gar veSn
g 9Th Ave n r. se Fin Me- e. Ms M!, oKssi
Ray. 21s2 Grand st. n. r.: e.. ina r a. 6ridEet
fMar E Sullivan. 75s Washineton' 's a. NJ 81
Ave n. T.: Med s1 Ea6% }sfr1ss 4ls 81
A al aoaty Bank Bldg. Meetings n sre hs sS
" Wor nrst ana third Mondays Of month IT.
Mary T. McEreen' 2dss naafSdi 4Rieh Aye
AVE- pMSe n; rec Jennie aaG KKies: ,2o24 Bryant
RsEan ks aiS' %yssts4 A sss
D ESas 18th st. NJ sentinel, MRS. fi Mar1;
ings held fi rst Dupont up 4t Ave; N. Meet
Third street north. plymouth and
Alice Kelly. s51s 9th A AVE- =: Hes. Mr..
NE Nellie McGough, 2s2e Bloom,nr reo;
Sec F Sse N. Nj Mary Troy sses lses
Brysnt. s114 Girard Ave. s g. mr. Mr.. Ann.
M STa%ss;; Df fksfbss M s.:
Meetings are held on first and tHST; rd 1g
RRs1 sd1,y, Of month in Maccabee T zen
gare t'i Ma1,e NO 5 s Mar
n :' Re Mary Es, Gleason. 25o7 Emerson Ave- w.
H. Fin En- 9se ecy MM9 a1is fGr 1918 i!t6
1%Bf1sn' s32s erard ave- se NJ Kat Tss.a
Exam: 5r: n' p 800 Filth Ssh aye egsnss s.; MA
and 10Th 10Th Meetings are held on the ly nrat
a 1nG tnlrd Thursdays of month in sch,,iar,s
aaaah, corner 4th st. and Goth Ave. ~ ~
Division No. z, Minneapolf-pre. NJ.
V Wiary P :; Waddick. 25s5 Taylor st. N. e.:
Madison e st. n MI ~ M Rac Ct. Moran. 2ssi
garet Martin, i545 Pierce S 81 Mr. + 4sr-
Sec, Mrs. Margaret Moran. COZ ,7ti AZ 1.n'
Sra Ave nm 4 &c., miss Miss Mary Irwin. ID
Burns: s16 9th Ave N. E.: Med Me er,n
n " M: F. Mcguire. 1889 Central Az
MeetlHsS are held on first and tht.S
MWeGnesdays Of each month in q -
E. f1al' END and Central AYES. w.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
ee ese Si President. Mrs. Ellen conrav.
900 81. CAR St.; Vice Pres. Miss Toh.r,y::
GSook. 81 =: Eleventh St.; Rec. Sec. Mr.
Mrs sa Me Scott, AZ Central Ave; Treas.
Meetings held at Hibernian Hail ~ ~ ~
Franklin SITS, "" 1aan' TN sn9
WAsECA COUNTY.
E; Division No. !, Observation-Disclosures
an; Fin. and ms. Sec, Julia Murphy: Re-
Division No. 2, St. Paul-Pres.. M1i:a.
beth Moynaugh, 70 Atwater ST.: Vic.
PFres.. Margaret Roach, sos st. Albans
III zee. Sec. Margaret Clarke. Io7
lo1s Albemarie ST.; ms. Sec. Mar H Mo.
| ner, 62S Virginia Ave; Med. Exam. ~
owen Mckeon. 607 Lowry Bldg. Meet.
lnge are held on second and fourth Wed.
nesdays Of month in Hiberka1 1ali af
1o Riyi.ion nc No: :; Ct; PsYl-Rres.. Miss
s Mrs. Mar Mary Kenny: 7os =: 4th st.: Rec.
S Sec, ME- y. Elizabeth McNally. sos Mack
Manus. 1ts Carol Ave: Treas. Mrs. Hs e-
Earet casby, So John st.: Med Exam..
DR.. r. A. Burns. Lowry Bldg. MeetinEs
are held on drst and third ThursdayI n
montn In albsrnian Han ct ,. n.
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WESTMEATH.

At the meeting of the Athlone Board
OF Guardians on Saturday, April H.
Mr.. Francis Donnelly, assistant clerk
son of the Master, Mr.. Michael Don,
nelly, was elected clerk of the Union
and District Councils in the room OF
the late Mr.. Francis DAILY, by forty
four votes to eighteen polled by Mr.
James Coffey, workhouse school teach
er.
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WEXFORD.

The strike which affected over sixty
of the outside employees, including
tradesmen. vanmen, and laborers, of
the wholesale firm and manufacturers,
Messrs. J. Donohoe, Ltd. Enniscorthy,
which took place on the 9Th of April,
has been settled on existing terms.
1t has been decided by the Ennis
corthy Town Tenants Association to
hold special meeting to consider the
question Of the reduction Of rents in
the town and the steps to be taken
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LOUTH.

Amongst other graduates of the old
Catholic University recently honored
by the Senate of the National Univer
sity was Very Rev. F. J. Waters
5. NJ, on whom was conferred the
degree of LII. D.
The remains of ]. ]. Carroll were
laid to rest in st. Patrick's Cemetery
with every possible mark of respect
and regret. The funeral was largely
attended, the musical element of the
town being fully represented.
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KINGS.

At the Mercy Convent, Tullamore,
on Wednesday, April IA, the solemn
profession of Sister Mary Alphonsus
Joseph, daughter of Mr.. F. Kelly, Sum-
MERRILL, County Meath, took place.
The ceremony was performed by Very
Rev. P. Gallery, P. P, Tullamore.
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DOWN..

At q meeting Of the proposals COM
axntttee Of the Down County council,
4 dissatisfaction was expressed over a
nm for e416.o0o from the police au-
4 horities for the services of extra
tabulary for the half year ended
4 September. The opinion was ex-
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ANTRIM.

Mr.. Alexander Waters, of Frank
street, Mountpottinger, Belfast, who
has passed away in his eighty-fifth
year, was known to former genera
ton as the promoter of bus service
between the center of the city and the
Strandtown district.
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kIlk EMMY,

The magistrates and solicitors at
Kilkenny Petty Sessions and the City
Charitable and Benevolent Societies
have rendered their sympathy to the
widow and family Of the late Aid.
lyman.
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
g9hn -. Healey. Delaware.
"a o y r. =: Mathews. Rhode Island
lanes lanes Clancy. Michigan.
myles =. MCFARLAND, New York.
,SIATE OFFICERS MiNNEsorA.
G. resiasent-T. J. Doyle. Endicott Bidr.
Vice President-A, ]. Powers n,,,..
State secretary-P. j. o'ponn glio Ill.,
Longfellow Ave-, Minneapolis. eeoV
IIIr e Sheehy, MONTGOMERY
,,,i Ssate Chaplain-Rev. P. ]. Fox, James
nd PIesid i. Of Insurance Fund IT. J.
s. Secretary Of observation-disclosures welch
60, State Treasurer Insurance - John
rs state Se Medical Director-Dr. J. v. o'con.
Moran. Minneapolis; =. J. McManusI. o 81
Paul; P. L. Cummings. Minneapolis: j
p: Corcoran. st. Paul: Thomas WEIGH
NATIONAL oFFicERs-L. A. A.. O. H.
jolly. Pawtucket. r. I.
National Vice President-Miss B. A.
Mahoney, Calumet, Mich.
National Secretary-Mrs. Adelis Chris,
ty, Cleveland. Ohio.
National Treasurer Mrs. Mary c
Connolly. Syracuse. N. T.
STATE oFt!cERs-L. 4. 4. o. y.
President = Mrs. Mary b. Daley, lS0l
Central Ave-. Minneapolis.
Vice Presidsnt-Miss May =. Hammill
Secretary - mia c. Ksatins, ll7 Pleas.
ant Ave-. st. Paul
Treasurer - Mis- Mary ceogan, Fazi.
bault
Board q Darssters-Mary n. Sullivan