Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-28

slaves of office.
;. German Band. Of Milwaukee.
4. Choir Of st. Peters Church, of Mil
waukee. marching two by two.
5. Male and Female Children, Of ST. Pc
ter's Church. in sleighs, proceeded by
blue satin banner, enblazoned with three
gilt stars, encircled in wreath of sham
rock, and bearing on one side the motto:
EDUCATION Is THE ROAD TO VIRTUE"
And on the reverse: "sT. PETERS CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOL, 1913" This beautiful
banner was executed and presented by Mr.
+. Delvin. Of this city.
6. Rev'd Martin Kundig, Pastor Of St.
Peters.
7. Rev. Mr.. Morrissy, Assistant Pastor,
OF ST. Peters; accompanied by Rev. Mr.
Hull, Minister Of the Episcopal Church.
8. Orators Of the day.
8. officers OF fine Temperance Society.
10. Invited guests in splendid Omni-
bus sleigh, under the direction of Paul Ju-
neau, Esq.
IL. The Ladies Of ST. Mary's Associa-
ton, with splendid banner, displaying on
one side portrait Of St. Mary, in full sta
tue, standing on a globe in the attitude of
prayer. Ga the reverse, the words, 'St.
Mary's Association Of Milwaukee, founded
1872"
-. The Ladies of Wisconsin, C. T. A.
Society.
13. st. Mary's Congregation, Of G reen-
field. with flag. on one side Of which was
represented an Eagle drinking from the
fountains; on the reverse, suitable devices.
IA. 81. Marks Congregation, of South
port, with flag bearing the representation
Of the American Eagle lowering over he
Irish Harp. with the Appropriate motto;-
"Where Liberty dweIls, there is my coun-
try" and Erin go Bragh."
Is. 81. Stephens Congregation, Of Min
eral Point, with a flag Of the stars and
stripes, displaying the American Eagle,
with the Shamrock in her bill ard support.
ing the lutte one Of the emblems Of the land
of song, in her ,alons.
Is. The delegates from Trinity congre-
CATION Of Madison.
II. St. Igaatas' Congregation, from Ra-
cine, with large banner, having the me-
rican Eagle, and the name of the Congre-
CATION incrbed thereon.
19. 81. Bernard's Congregation, of Wa
tertown; with handsome banner, on one
side of which the village Of Watertown was
beautifully represented; on the reverse was
the name Of the congregation.
10. st. MicRaerS CONGREGATION. orG ran.
'ne, "isr =" uo"nvr displaying beautiful!
landscape and fountain, surmounted by
an eagle; on the reverse, the name Of the
congregation in gilt letters.
20. St. Patrick's congregation of York
riNe,-with a white banner bearing the
name o. the congregation encircled in
wreath Of Shamrock.
81. 81. Pdtrick'S congregation of Sa.
lem,-with a splendid banner, one side OF
which was beautifully executed, full
length portrait Of the Apostle Of Ireland, ON
the reverse the name Of the congregation
in gilt letters.
%. st. Francis congregation Of New-
land, with q banner, executed by Mr..
Toland Of this place, on one side Of which
Father Mathew was represented in full
length portrait administering The Temper
ance pledge to multitude Of both sexes.
on the reverse the Eagle land Harp was
displayed in bold relief.
%. 81. Louis congregation of Franklin,
with handsome flag executed in a mas
terly style, by Mr.. Bailey Of this place,
and displaying on one side the portrait Of
lrcland's liberator, Daniel O'Connell, and
that Of the iberator Of America, George
Washington on the reverse.
%. 81. Martins congregation of &C.
neva,-with white flag bearing the name
of their congregation in gilt letters encir-
led in wreath Of Shamrock.
25. St. Dormick's congregation of Ncv
Hope.-with banner displaying a de-
lightful landscape on one side, and the
Harp and the Eagle on the reverse
%. 81. Matheu's congregation of
ChurchviNe, bearing an appropriate ban
ner.
81. 81. Bridget's congregation of Mus
kege with banner displaying on one side
a fountain and beautiful landscape in the
distance and the name Of the congreg ation
in gilt letters on the reverse.
p. st. Johns congregation of OCon-
splendid banner having
on one side the Harp and Eagle with the !
motto underneath Erin Go Bragh,' on
20. 81 JosepPs congregation Of Prairie
r'Le,-wiih banner displaying on side
a fountain surmounted by cross and an
Eagle lowering around it, on the reverse
the name Of the congregation in gil, let
tiers.
80. Citizens and strangers, who turned |
out en- masse to honor the day.
81. The Peuaukce Brass Band, who |
kindly volunteered their services on the
occasion.
80. Wisconsin Catholic Total A5sti-
hence society Of Misunderstanding truly
banner measuring feet by |
I feet. and displaying one side the repre-
of the Genius of Erin playing on
the golden harp with the following soul
stirring lines from the pen of the inimita-
HE rish ha I'd Ton, Moore-