The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-07
EDWIN FoRREsr's CASTLE.
Primary I.e-sons In the Life Of n Nnn-Two
Years stuy REQUIRED 90 Semi-A nnun'
Visits of tho Archb' shor- Mother scten's
Great work-The Training Ground Of the
of I'm rity.

fenrs' stny kcoutrcd Sem-Nnn"n
Visits of tho Arci,b' shor-h Mother srton'-
Great work-The Training @r""nc Of the
sisters OIL 'h"ri''
Thirteen miles from the city, lust below Iun-
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c,rt's and tho domain +. one of the most pictur.
~mu Wv a., .,a,nI,v ~ x,u yort si,,,
esquc ioeahuos h.'h" NN"iV '" w" iV'A' CNy
acres ground. park, lawns, and tndced land
saape gardens surround tho baronial building TIC
convent and academy crown one OF the many
broad terraces into which the mountains cut IL
,ns,,iecc,, fac,d, or eso foot fronts tho rivor
n"3hil1'h' 'uFluo Vi o,V wv W Wv i"'''
From the giddy height OF IL loIly bcl tower are en-
chanting views up and down the Hudson. FLANK
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ing Tue hcadony W ue so"'"' '' '"' '''"0' o''"N'
roWn9 the me laval towers ant cJ-t'il Wd battle.
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FONT MILL CAsILf'
once owned BY Mr. Edwin Forrest, the travedian.
t,,, "a, 4, - t., .ortr, ,h,, t,.,,,,,
hi'"o Hu w uca' ""'' i'"'"'H "'' ""u"'u'
creation Of his taste that he would never occupy
the npartment. of his uniquo and lovely home H.
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passou lh'o we huus vi uiV "iSo9' iV'N'""' Cum
mubity In Now York, and became tue training house
of tber feminine warrior. In the battle o. life Mr.
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49,, ,ta, ,,s ~, 70 40 ,.o.,n,,v occrr,o1 T,
si,o. .Dro.,.,o MA v,s,,s aud ths gc,cror. s,r,,
VV','o W. 80 ol'i'
which induced i'm TO give them bis valuable property
on such reasonable terms since the erection OF
their convent and academy the castle is no longer
occupied by the Sisters. In It, however are
APARruESrs FOR THE ARCHBISHOP
- a., =, -, 80. a., IL,
Mhcn nc makes his setniannuni Ni.ls 20 thc school
ccsssyy ,cr sncb an Immense es,nbishment aso have
rooms within tho building. Up in a lit,ie cianber
NJ & q top oi the lntc-t toWcr 10 winch you scoud
by narrow. winding, stone sinir case, sleeps the
rght Waterman, Who guards NE Whole premises
away tue sunny hours OF daylight.
ruuNtye A stsrvR OF cuAutrY
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s,i,i,. N hen lli, pr,-ont. hcr,cif al Nj 81
Ninccnt ns A candidatr for n order. shc mus, lac
snoW' 10 he OF sound health ph, steal and mental
Icritinato birth and good cba rscter Moreover she
rnst gyc eyilonce Of unidentified uiey and A cnIl 1,
lie vocation ~ rcli.lous lie II shc is nccep,ol
sic bocon,es nostuitnt for three months If M tLe
end of that tme she has pro,,n worthy she il adj.
D",tci ,s a novice, TIen Tor two Years under The
Nis,rc.s or Nov,ees doea aho study ber ru.e and
learn the NECESSARY lessons OF obedience and sslf
shu,,,tior Soc bcronct o,cust toned la risc a.
c In fnr tlnV In suurr err and baii mas, onr in
vi,,,.r shc a.,isis Al M,ss every morning beforo
VIM & - a. an,rinyoJ ayayv h,r ~, aeu.s
"a, - a, ni,,,i an opsy"r cnntelnniaiinn a,rl @
cte,,io" ~ Ii,rctsd iy their rnle AM abo,c ail
t.cIeu'.Gn 81 ~, ,.I, 81 nped,oc va ~
j,n of I.r an 20 that Of a rei,,,us snn,,iny
n-.Iun y ~ ~ ~ ~ "a. no, nv, p,
W '"'' "i'N"'' ." ~
AT THE Esd w I"o itAHS
her vows are taken and sho becomes worker Ia
TIE outer world Sue may 0e retained a teacher
NJ the Mount where thc3 have school OF Gll young
indies be sout to any OF to sxty-one utuions
Of IL, sisters scattered tho face OF our oi, and
extending Into brooklyn, Jersey OltY, New Haven
ana troNdesee wherever Sue Is e"mmnnded to 40
sud ooes , nn - s'"uS" "o'n"n' '"' sue
u NiNNF tuough W tbtgs
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nm '''' " ~" ~ '"' s"'''' W" "Nis,
and she Is as free to 70 a. to come but she has
yosed TO obey, and She keeps her vow She
knew b. fore she entered that henceorth her life was
to he nmoug orphans and ioundng-, among the
sick and dying, In hospitals and prisons and teach.
I the children OF the Catholic pour in ragged paru-
chill schools.
A PROTESTANT TIE FOUNDER op ruE onpEP.
7, zoos Il, 81, :, p,,,,,. Chu,.h A, p.,,. -,
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w V'utst a.HS..S ~ 49, ,olh, 'uv'n ny
Sou, hS ,ouuvr ., w.. hsI yt.no OF we
81 h IN, . ,n os,n Of iba Cs1nn ~
70 DC NV, ~, iV o,n,,n ~ nst .,L1
woman WHO had been di,tinguishei Tor her cvanre
chi victy Protestant. She ind not at thai time
the remotest idea Of founding religious order. But
In css than four years the religious clement in her
| character 'ound its development Ia tins manner
overcoming all obstacles In the way VI family ties aud
social Influence. Que OF her DAUGHTERS is now
Sister Of Mercy aud I'm cy superior in q convent In