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ANTRIM.

Considerable damage has been done
by the recent storm along the An
trim coast district, and in many To-
calities local farmers have had their
crops, etc., injured by the heavy flood
ing and high state of the rivers as a
result of the heavy rains. Several
landslides have taken place along the
Antrim Coast Road, and between Glen
arm and Carnlough there has been a
very bad fall across the county road,
and portions of the road itself also
gave way and subsidized into the sea.
Widespread regret is felt in Belfast
at the death at comparatively early
age of Mr.. Ernest Everest, the man.
ager of the Royal Avenue Hotel.
The death has taken place at his
residence, Ulidia, Adelaide Park, Bel
fast, of Mr.. Thomas Fisher, aged n,
head of the firm of Thomas Fisher
and Co., house and estate agents,
Arthur street, Belfast. .
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KERRY.

A very enthusiastic meeting was
held in the Volunteer Hall, Killarney,
for the purpose of starting a branch
of the Irish Transport and General
Workers Union for Killarney, and also
to take steps to form local Trades
and Labor Council.
At last meeting of Gaelic League in
Caherciveen on the motion of the
chairman, seconded by the secretary, a
vote of coincidence with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene O'Sullivan, Aghatubrid, on the
death Of their daughter, Agnes, was
passed in silence.
A meeting of the most important
and extensive farmers in the North
Kerry district was held at the Tenn
perance Hall, Listowel, on last fair
day, with the view of taking steps to
hold ploughing match in the capital
of North Kerry this year.
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GALWAY.

MIR. p. d. Kenny, better known as
Pat" author, Journalist, and farmer.
was by Co. Court Judge Doyle of Swim.
ford decreed for e27 at the suit of
the Hibernian Bank. and for G3 16s
at the instance of the Knock Cooper.
alive Society, for manure and seeds
supplied. The debts were not ques.
toned, but the defendant applied for
stay of execution on the grounds of
depression owing to the war. Mr..
Kenny said he made G2OO year out
of his farm of SO acres, but after al
lowing for its working he didn't think
he had 95 out of it. He could make
92OO year on journalism before the
war, and not G5 since then.
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There has been laid to rest in the
family burying ground at Glenmornan
the body of Michael Larkin, farmer
from the district, who attained the age
of 1O2. Until the past twelve months
he was in the habit of walking from
his residence to the town of Strabne,
distance of about six Irish miles,
and, after transacting his business,
thought nothing of walking home. De-
ceased's father, who was also farm
er in the same locality, was buried at
the age of 106.
Mr.. ]. F. P. Devlin, son of Mr.. John
Devlin, Omagh, has obtained first
place in the National University in
the final medical examination with
the degrees of NIB, HIGH, B.A.O.
Mr.. Devlin is a former pupil of the
Omagh Christian Brothers, Schools.
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week: Proposed by Mr. VIM. G. Doyle,
Mt, seconded by Miss A. Fitzpat-
rick.
Died-January 80, at the residence
of her brother, James Kelly, Youngs-
town, Athy, Mrs. Mary Anne Melon
ald.-At North Main street, Mas, Jo-
seph, fourth son of the late Thomas
Tyrell.-January 20, at the Mater Hos
pital, Margaret, daughter of the late
William Fegan, Clengorey, Co. Kill
dare.
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CLARE

The death is announced, in his 54th
year, of Rev. J. ]. Hogan, Adm, New.
market-onr Fergus. His first curacy
was at Kilcoleman, near Birr, and was
afterwards on the mission at Carriga-
holt, Miltown-Malbay, and Ennis.
Later he was transferred to the charge
of Kinnetty, Kings Co., and just two
years ago he was appointed to New
market-on-Fergus.
The highest sea experienced for
years was witnessed at Kilkee and
along the coast in the neighborhood
last weekend. The waves, mountain
high, beat against the coast with aw.
full fury and violence. During the
height of the storm Martin Greene,
aged 10 years, was drowned at Bal
tard Bay, about two miles from Kilkee,
while trying to recover timber which
was being washed ashore by the sea.
Another young man named Flynn, who
went to his assistance, nearly lost his
life also.
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applied at lid in the g. sureties. Pat
rick Feely and Luke Fay. Laurence
Moran applied at Is Cd; sureties, Pat
rick Bailey and B. Holmes. Thomas
Pagan applied at is 4d; sureties, P.
Pagan and Joseph Fox. Mr.. Shannon
proposed that the position be given to
Tormey, who had the lowest tender.
Died-At his residence, Warrens-
town, Drumree, County Meath, Chris
TOPPER Coffey; January 30, at his resi-
dence, Clonee, County Meath, after a
tedious illness, Nicholas O'Rourke,
eldest son of Mary Anne and the late
William O'Rourke; at Pagestown, Kill
Gloon, County Meath, Patrick Reilly;
January 30, at the residence of his
step.brother, Laurence Kelly, Dun
boyne, Michael O'Brien, Buenos Ayres.
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CARLOW.

III Bagenalstown, some twelve or fif.
teen years ago, was somewhat life.
less place. from the point of view of
business. But, of late years it has
come to the front. and is now second
no none, as market for oats, wool,
poultry, eggs and butter.
Market prices paid the consumer in
Carlow recently were extremely salts
factory. Mrs. Corcoran, Barmona, Dor.
-. making Is per lib. live weight for
- flock of over 80 birds. Mrs. Nolan.
ECG0rranree, making Is Id per lib. live
ayetght for flock. Miss Nolan, Holy
brook. and Mr.. John Mcdonald. Glow.
Isutton. as we'll as others. were paid
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Order for Hearing Final Account and
Petition for Distribution.
No. 1887.
state OF Minnesota, County of Henne-
pin. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Anna
Gwiazdon. Decedent.
On receiving and fling the final ac-
count of the Administrator of the Es-
tate of said decedent and his petition
praying for the allowance Of said ac-
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
the said Probate Court on Monday, the
goth day of March, 1916, 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. il any there be-. why said ac-
count should not be allowed and said
estate should not be distributed as
prayed for in said petition.
=. 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 Standard,
a newspaper printed and published In
Dated at Minneapolis. this Gath day
of February. 1915.
By the Court:
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
ATTORNEY.
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N EATh.

At the quarterly meeting of the
Navan Branch of the I. N. Foresters
the following resolution was passed.
on the motion Of Mr.. j. McEntaggart,
seconded by Mr.. w. Clarke: THAT
we condemn in the strongest manner
the action of those large farmers
around Navan who, in place of break
ing up their lands, come into the
open market to purchase potatoes in
open competition with the people who
have no land-the class who fought
the cause of the farmers in the past.
For the position of rent collector in
the Summerhill District there were
three applications. Thomas Tormey
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KILKENNY.

Mr.. Michael Rice, Dunbell; Mr..
Pierce Comerford, Coolgreany, Castle.
warrant; MIR. Thomas Comerford, Bal
lyfoyle; Mr.. Ed. Hogan, DC, Gauls.
town, Muckalee; Mr.. Thomas Galavan
Co. c., Coolintra, The Dover, and Mr..
James Walsh, Kilmacshane, Inistioge
have been appointed to the Commits
sion of the Peace for the Co. Kill.
kenny.
Died-At Frankford, Mrs. Mackey
AT Attatenoe, Mrs. O'Keefe.-At Bal
lyspellan, Johnstown, Mr.. John Phelan
AT the Parade, Kilkenny, suddenly
Mr.. John A. Davis.
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LIN ERICk,

Mr.. w. B. ODonnell, principal
teacher of Kilmallock Boys School,
has been appointed Head Master of
the Newcastle-West National School
in succession to Mr.. J. d. Musgrace,
who filled the position for about thirty
years.
At a meeting of the Limerick Har-
Dor Board discussion took place with
reference to the fact that there had
been a decrease of $4,000 tons in the
total amount of coal brought by sea
to Limerick which meant loss of
92,725 in labor, not counting the loss
in dock dues.
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DONEGAL.

Rev. James Harte, &C, Pettigo, has
been transferred to Clogher, and is re-
placed in Pettigo by the Rev. Father
McDermott, &C.
Judge Cooke, at Lifford Sessions,
said he had been asked by Govern.
ment Department to impress upon the
people of Donegal the necessity OF
economy, but he thought the farmers
there required little advice on the sub
ject, and were quite competent to take
care of their bawbees.
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Order for Hearing Petition for Letters
of Administration.

Order for Hearing Petition for Letters
of Administration.
No. 1851.
State of Minnesota, County of Henne-
pin. In Probate Court.
In 1.-The the Matter Matter Of the Estate Of Julia
On receiving and fling the petition
of Charles Helms of Ramsey County,
Minnesota, praying that Letters of Ad-
ministration on said estate issue to
him;
1t is ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested in
said matter appear before this Court on
Monday, the Goth day Of March, 1916,
at 10 A.. NJ, at the Probate Court in
the Court House at Minneapolis in said
County and then, or as soon thereafter
as said petition can be heard, show
cause, if any there be, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
And it 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, a newspaper printed and pub
lished in said county, and by mailing
a copy OF this order to all the heirs
at-law Of said decedent when their
by due diligence, at least fourteen (14)
days before the date of said hearing,
unless notice is waived.
Dated at Minneapolis this 23rd day
of February, 1915.
ARTHUR e. CASTLE,
Clerk of the Probate Court
JAMES CORMICAN,
Attorney,
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QUEENS.

The death occurred of Mrs. Sarah
Wilson Robson, Grattan street, Mary
borough. The deceased, who was 70
years of age, was daughter of the
late Mr.. James Clapperton, Dysart,
and was a very esteemed member of
the community.
Mr.. William Southern, Kyleamalaun
House, Ballybrophy, has been appoint
ed to the Commission of the Peace for
the Queens County, and was sworn in
by Major Dease, RIM, at the Rath-
downey Petty Sessions.
Died-January 20, at her residence,
Graiguenasmutton, Ballinakill, Queens
County, Mary, relict of the late Nicho-
las Phelan, aged IS years.
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LONGFORD.

The Ballymahon Guardians have
unanimously passed a resolution con.
demning the action of the l.. G. B., in
refusing to exempt the Franciscan
Fathers, Athlone, from rates, and con
demning the revival of the penal laws
and stigmatizing them as outlaws. Mr.
Mullen said that Smiley's BIRD Nest
was exempt from taxation, and the
Franciscans, who cared for the poor
and friendless, were regarded as out.
laws.
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LElTRlM.

At the Leitrim County Council q
proposal was made to confine Leitrim
County Infirmary to its annual grant
of $500 a year. The Secretary point
ed out that G700 now would not pur-
chase as much as 5000 would eight
cen months ago. 1t was decided to
pay the infirmary the demand in full
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WATERFORD.

At a monthly meeting of the Water
ford Corporation, resolution was
adopted, on the motion of Alderman
DR.. O'Sullivan, seconded by Alderman
M. Quinlan, calling for the resumption
of through bookings of livestock from
inland towns in Ireland to districts in
Great Britain via the port of Water
ford.
Married-At the Church of Seven
Dolours, Dolphin's Barn, s. c. R., Dub
lin, by the Rev. T. J. Mcmahon, Jo-
seph p. Cavanagh, Detective Depart
ment, D.M.P., to Annie, second daugh-
ter of the late Thomas Foley, II Man.
or street, Waterford.
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WICKLOW.

At his residence, Main street, Rath-
drum, Mr.. Patrick Rockford, local
postman, was the recipient of a hand
some presentation from the staff of
the Rathdrum postoffice on the occa-
sion of his recent marriage.
Died-Marion, daughter of the late
Jeremiah Mooney, of Killoughter and
Bray; at her residence, Ballinglen,
County Wicklow, Elizabeth, eldest
daughter of the late Richard Doyle.
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FER MANAGH,

A special meeting of the Enniskillen
Urban Council was convened for pur-
pose of electing chairman and vice.
chairman for the current year. Mr..
John F. Wray, LIB. (outgoing) was
reelected, while Mr.. ]. P. Gillen, out
going vice.chairman, was also re-elect-
ed.
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MONAGHAN.

At meeting of Clones Fever Hos
pital Committee, it appeared from the
report of the medical officer (Dr VIM.
Henry that epidemics of scarlatina
and diphtheria, especially the former,
have been rife in the urban district
and the Newbliss portion of the rural
district for considerable time past,
and the ordinary measures adopted
with view to their eradication have
SO far failed In effecting that result.
In Ballybay fair, Mr.. Patrick Kee.
nan. Augherlane, sold springing COW
to Mr.. Wylie, merchant, for G32 los.
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DERRY.

Mr.. Walter Turner, J.P., having re-
tired after representing the Allan Line
for 40 years in Derry, the shipping and
commercial community have presented
him with an illustrated address and
solid silver rose bowl and silver salver
Mr.. Matthew S. Hunter, Turnaface,
Moneymore, sold the produce of one
bag "a pecks) of flaxseed in Cooks
town market recently for G131. The
yield was over eight stone to the peck,
and he received 25s per stone with a
bonus.
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cAvAN.

The feast day of st. Mogue Tor
Aiden) born on the Island of Port,
Parish of Templeport, Co. Cavan, was
January 81. The people of the coun-
ty place great reliance on the inter.
cession of the saint, who was first
Bishop of Ferns, being consecrated in
the year sos.
AS result of competitive exam
nation, Mr.. F. Mcguire, of Cuba
veeney House, Blacklion, who acted
as Assistant Surveyor Of Taxes in
Glasgow and Leicester, has been ap-
pointed Surveyor of Taxes.
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CORK.

A deputation from the Fermoy Hi
bernians motored to Cloyne and pre-
scented the Parish Priest, Rev. M. M.
O'Callaghan, who was for seventeen
years Administrator in Fermoy, with a
handsome illuminated address, giving
expression to the feelings of the mem.
bers. The address was a real work of
art; it bore the arms of the O'Callag-
han family, the Fermoy Church, the
Bishop Murphy Memorial Schools. and
the arms Of the Order.
The death has taken place of Mrs.
Hannah ODonovan. of Sovereign
street, Clonakilty, at the fine old age
of "a years. She was che of the Oldest
and most respected inhabitants of!
Clonakilty. She was the daughter of
the late Cain O'Mahony, of Rosscar.
berry, and widow of the late John Don
ovan, who filled an important part in
the public life of Clonakilty from 1850
to the time of his death in the late
seventies
Tourists, learn that the Marine Ho.
tel, Glandere, which has been burned
to the ground last year, is at present in
the hands of Mr.. Jerome O'Donovan,
who has undertaken to rebuild it.
The Cork National teachers, at their
annual meeting, called the attention of
the Irish public to the fact that the
British Treasury, in order to deprive
Irish primary education of $4,000, had
forced the Education Commissioners
to disallow recognition to the success
or of an assistant teacher, although
the average attendance was within the
Swing" allowed by the old rule.
Dded-At Coronea Gate House, SIKH.
Green. Miss Margaret McCarthy.-At
Goshen, Schulz, Mrs. Hurley.-At Ma
Groom. Mr.. Jeremiah J. Cronin.
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LQuTh.

Daniel Farrelly. baker, aged II,
who was employed at Clifford's bak-
cry, West street, took i'll suddenly at
his work and having been assisted
home to Trinity street, died shortly
after arrival.
Died - At Platten, Drogheda, Mrs.
Bridget Connolly; at James street,
Drogheda, Bridget, beloved wife of
James Fealy.
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TIPPERARY,

At the Ursuline Convent, Thurles,
the obsequies took place of Mother
Mary Angela (Lafan), very old and
esteemed member of the community,
who died at the age of u. Mother
Laffan, who was native of The Wash
pin, Loughlnore, Templemore, had been
a member of the community for over
SO years, and was an aunt of Messrs.
Patrick Laffan, D. c., and Martin
Laffan, D. c., of Kilcurkee, Temple
more.
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AR M AGH,

Mr.. Andrew Markey, who passed
away at his residence, Balleek, Co.
Armagh, retired on pension from the
service of the National Board twelve
years ago, after having been a teacher
in the Cloghoge National School, near
Newry, for forty years.
Mr.. T. E. Reed, secretary of the Ar
magh Co. Council, has been elected q
member of the Society of Antiquaries
of Ireland.
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wAsECA COUNTY.
LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEPIN COUNTY.
1926 18th Ave, g.

1. ssS1 1stS fR, vs T. Miss Mary Boyi.a
n1 Division WISH. Ne Ne. 1aaPresident Mrs. julia
Psesp Mis sg Ne, Columbus Ma96%sxA Ave. es
Mrs. N: a. Lane. s11 18th Ave. n: i Fin.
Sec. Mrs.. Gatharine Casey. a6s Ere:
~ Hoi AYE. n r.: Trees, Mrs Clara Ryan.
Ssss Ave- So M M,ss MSa 4szm niSz
Pr. Rose Valley, 313 Syndicate Blde'
Meetings Meeting held On second and fourth
II 8. 18th st. ~ W. "~1''
de 1tvis Mra No. =. Mi!n1neape l!s-Presi-
Mary q Hill; Res. Sec. Mary o'Kesfe;
ssS EssSfss n.Ei iss: Sill %:d
Meeting NEE IN held .h every first and third Mon
80 Central Ave. -''
as 8's's9 n sss zas,ss
A Aysan n; A Vice MRress Jennis RICE: soss
katkarins Rgan 1 co. s ri T Xne s1s
Treas: Anna Rugan, 1889 Bryant Avs.
III III, ms ms; Sec. Mrs Nellie Webster, ISIS
Morrison 2o1s st st. n: seofin Mr. ~
Mary Donovan, 1916 Dupont Ave II.
Meetings M held frst and third Tuesday:
srd ST. N. a"' Fismoutn ana
dent Dtv Anma 10 4:
Rec y See RhTss' M Miss lIs MargaIst D9Gy
81; Fin: Sec. Mrs SARAH Ke sss n: 1 as5a
MSph hsth s5 Ass 1s 81 11 vs M f., Marie
Meetings held every FIRST ana thirG
Bloomington and Franklin AYES.
dent Dttv'1 Mars No; s; Minneagolis--Presi.
S5o7 Emerson Ave: N; Re. { se e.e Ms42;
M MerEi's 1S,d 1910 IN Ave n: sss
Ins; see:. ,Katherine o' srien, Sssss al:
fard Ave. NJ; Treas, Martha Grimm. ISIS
n Meaa Ave- FL, r.; Med: Examiner. Dr. j.
ings held eve-y first and third thur Sr
ner 4th st. and Goth Ave. n. A'' COR
v' Mr.: Mo ws Maanessp sSss 4ay;s;
M ssss iGu' 2S{5 s F,a1ci Fl heS; sse NJ;
Mary sos SO S7t s1d AZ A.. n Fl "A
M rsm 2; Burns: s1s s7th Ave: n. n. !; Nd
ian IN 9. held nI every ilrst and third wednss.
trail AYES. N. e.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
County President, Mrs. Ellen Conray.
Se5 st. Clair st.: Vice Pres, Miss jo.
M nanna Cook: 81 e. e. nth g.; Res. $50,
Treas. MRS Margaret csrey tr1 sos ~;
G G;an ali Az e., Meetings held et Hibsr.
wAsEcA COUNTY.
u, Division No: !. Janesville-Presideat,
M oonestn ~, Gly nm Vice Pres; sarah
Pny; Rec. Sec. Mary Dalton; Treas.
Division No. .. st. Paul-pre.. Eliza.
5eth Moynaugh. 70 Atwater St; Vice
e. rres, Margaret Roach. sos st. Adams
~; Zee; Sec, Margaret Clarke, l07
1 1a1c Ave; Fin Sec, Mary Hynes,
JUS cAabemarle st.; ms. Sec, Mary No
ian. Sz$ Edmund st. ]; Treas, Mary WeG.
ner' 62e virginia Ave-: Ned. Examiner,
y. Owen McKeon, 607 Lowry BidR.
ieetings are held on second and fourth
, sseonesdays Of each month In Hiber.
j, = Division No. 3. St. Paul-Presideut
Miss Johanna Cook. 81 18th st.; Vice
Rec. Sec. Mrs. Mabel Allen, IS 1ith St:
Fin. Sec, Mrs. Elizabeth McNally. 3eS
Mackubin St; ms. Sec, Mrs. Dorette
46S Carol Ave; Treaa, M.
Margaret Casby, $50 John st.; Ned. Bx-
aminer, DR.. R. A. Burns LowrY Bld1.
Meetings are held ON 6rst and thir6
Thursdays Of each month in Hiberrie1
Hall at p. n
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RoscoMMoN.

At the annual meeting Roscommon
the following were elected members
of the Suck Drainage Board for the
coming year: E. G. Armstrong, A.
st. George Caulfield, Lord Clonbrook,
Lord De Freyne, G. G. Mahon, The
O'Conor Don, Robert Satchwell, w. J..
Talbot, D. w. O'Grady Young, M. j.
Kelly, Patrick Kelly, Laurence Conroy,
M. G. Sweeney, John Hanson, VIM.
Higgins, P. Nevin, NJ. Tighe, P. Glib
bons, A. Kenny, B. Geragthy, P.
Greene and P. Cahill.
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MAYO.

On his departure from Westport on
promotion to Carrick on Shannon,
Linesman G. Hanly, M.G.W.R., was
presented by the staff and officials
with silver watch and chain.
Died-At Ballinrobe, Mr.. John
Stanton; at Balloon, Castlebar, Mrs.
Mary Mitchell; at Louisburg. Mrs.
Rose Jennings.
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SLIGO,

The usual quarterly meeting of the
Ballymote Teachers Association was
held in the Lotus Hall, Ballymote, Mr..
Bartholomew Scanlon, president, pre-
sided. There were also present.
Messrs. Mullen, Hunt, Rafferty,, Dur
can, Doyle, Drury, LOTUS, Maye (new
member), Miss Scanlon and Miss Mar
tin. The minutes of the last meeting
being read, Mr.. Durcan proposed a
vote Of sympathy with Miss Scanlon,
Knockmina, on the recent death Of
her mother.
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Trea.urar-Iohn sh..hx Mon,rou

Treasurer-John sheehy, Moutgom-
State Chaplain-Rev. p. J. Tsx.
GAINESVILLE.
President Of Insurance FUND.-. J..
Doyle, st. Paul.
Secretary Of Insurance - Thomas
WEIGH, saltwater.
State Treasurer of Insurance-John
Sheehy. Montgomery.
State Medical Director-Dr. ]. ".
OConnor, st. Paul.
Director Of Insurance Fund John
Moran. Minneapolis; e. J. McManus, St.
Paul; p. L. Cummings, Minneapolis; j.
Saltwater.