HIBERNIAN SOCIETY.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1022, 11 January 1911, Page 6

HIBERNIAN SOCIETY.

THE HALF-YEARLY MEETING.' . ' The'hah'-yearly meeting of the St. Aloysius branch of the H.A.C.B.S. was hold last evening in St. Anne's Hall, Nev'town, Bro. W. J. O'Meara presiding. There was a large attendance of members, and tho election of officers was a feature of tho evening. It was reported that the total receipts for the year ending December, 1510, amounted to " £183 Ts.°Bd., and the expenditure reached .£155 15s. 4d. Of tlie latter- amount the lodgo doctors had received ,£43 7s. 9d., and the sick members .£49 Os. 10d. The officers for- the ensuing half year are as follow:—President, Sir. C. J. M'Erlean; v : ce-president, Mr. T. Pender; secretary. Mr. W. H. Giles; treasurer, Mr. J. Stratford; .warden, Mr. I'. J. Twoomey; guardian, Mr. W.-Little; sick visitors, Messrs. T. Pender and C. J. M'Erlean; delegate to. dispensary, Mr. W. H. Giles. A pleasant innovation was the presence of some forty members of the ladies' branch of the Hibernian Society. After the lodge business, had been disposed of, the proceedings took a social turn, the following giving items:—Misses Griffin, M'Laughlin, and M'Kay. Messrs. E. Fcote, 0. Foote, C. M'Erlean, P. M'Carthy, and J. Connolly. Tho accompaniments were played by Misses' U. Simon and M. Garth. In almost every ueighbourhood you will find someone who during 'the summer months had a severe attack of colic or English cholera and who had been put to the" most severe suffering before mcdicino could be procured or a doctor' summoned. \ reliable remedy. for this complaint should bo kept,, at hand. The risk is too great for anyone to take. 'Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy lias undoubtedly .. saved the lives' ■of jnoro people and saved more pain and suffering than any other medicine in use. It can always 'be depended upon for this ail-