Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-07-05


tie L'hid States, sprcadjng en'W"dcw tie
g,~M Of .ASus christ. "nd tcurhj"g By Mr"
E'"nH.iirM tires "Ad yio,s instuct'o"s h"'r
10 ~rrc cat /" p"rHY ""dholine~. HAVE
No DOUBT Ny BELOVED AND VENERABLE
SISTER, THAT liz VINO HAS BEGUN THIS
WORK WILL BRING IT TO PERFECTION.
How prophetic Commencing in lSoJ
with tnlr or five Sisters, to-day the con-
fraternity numbers about 1900 members;
scattered over all portions of the nltcd
S,alrs--all doing good in their respective
spheres.
We have not time sufficiently left nor
spare 20 describe with minute ness me
vast buildings or the beautiful grounds,
The garden and flowers. and all the sacred
memories which cluster around the house
of 81. Joseph. We shall lcaIc tins Tor
another occasion.
h, DR.. II. Dtmnn the Great musical com
poser WAS promptly on hand, tuning me
pianos, arranging the lmrp> and adjusting
his violin for the grand coronation ode
and opening ceremonies
! AT the siwn of the baton ofauthOrity tho
scholars entered the hall preceded by the
teachers, and took the places assigned
them in the large circle in front OF the
orchestra. They were all dressed i'll white
with blue ribbon or sash sirdlcd around
them. The appearance OF so many inter
csiing Young Misses filing and drtiling.
and marching with military precision
around the frm-cirrlc in front OF the whole
audience, who greeted them with waving
handkrrcli,t- and other tokens o.! delight,
had an admirable effect.
In a few moments the venerable Bishop
Wood. of Philadelphia. accompanied by
She Ris,op of tnvinyton, Ky, Rev. John
McCln,kry. President OF Mt. st. Mary ;
College. and number OF other Priests and
Projects. took their seats TO the right and
left of the raised PLATFORM.
Bishop Wood having been conducted to
Il seat ON the platform, addressed SOME
solemn and impressive words in Il low tone
of voice. (which were not distinctly heard
through The lar"r llnll,) TO the graduating"
class and ,hc scholars. commenting them
for their fidelity to their academic duties,
and pnntiu- out the pr"crlis OF rrllgion
with which to sirrw their path, in the
future walks of life.
The programme of the distribution plan
WAS proceeded Win.
l,I-rhr Grand Entrance March,,
lDirlman) was performed with thrilling
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while il was undergoing the rapture ut m'l-
steal yhra,i in, he scholars o-ain marched
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