The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-05-12

LoRKrTo, May 4, 1882.

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DEAR FRyEMAS-Rt. Rev Bishop Tu,,o =. -.
i usl ccustiy manner Psid visit to I,oretto ,bis
sI sseH @ slli on W ednssdey morning received the
hnsl VOWS OF Miss Maggie Carney cI{est sL a. W
tersof hr VIM. Carney of C,smhris ty,Q usugn, ,
ss - Jehnle - Friel. daughter of Francis OiIr;oi
hsq;, OF this borough The ceremony tooJ nIa Iaea
IA the beautiful chapel of the convent of tba So
reiatiros eyy and was witnessed by manv of the
VIII henceforth be known as s;star .Ss' ,S' wh9 3
so,eI @ Aahgeiine respectively None there arc who
ever entered the religious state yitb ,nora ,I M
devotion than the two vonner iaSiss s 1esi ans
'nSy were both dutifu daughters and Ar -oo5aIs
exemnIar ., tnelr sex TO copy after. being modest
80 PlaTy and always faithful to their reIioions
ana anu Worldly duties, there is no donbt mt tbat
pIisb q 80. re iound their vocation and Will accom-
D-LsH great deal OF good for Themselves M ctb
Se IN the noble order with which thew have lust
otber s IGentI1ed for time and eternity Three
. TsnI S4unB ladfes whose names l failed 10 learn
Hade their nrst vows and were Invested vrJ.y, az
ven at the same time and place
The Rt Rev. Bishop afterwards betoou btr,s.,s
TO ST. Francis College where his aTrivaI ,-as -
9ccasoh oi Joy for the Brothers well as the stu
gents. the latter OF whom marched in a body from
the so-called monOtOnous study hail 70 tSa E,sb
op room where the following address of welcome
was rsad oy r .. Noel and responded 10 nv the
good Bishop. who expressed pleasure I'm meeting
once more mo the merry students of St. Francis HIS
fatherly Kindness. In conclusion he announced
to to the boys that they could have a free day. and
ILLS 7 you may pc sure, was music to their ears as
is The U'eu- 0u"Ioiheu
ADDRESS OF wELooNr.
Rt. Rev. Bishepi once more with the encirclino
sweet month Of May has your most welcome pres
encc Drought your children before you to offer
prayer and thanks to God. individually and col
lectyely, for your escape from the dangers of sea
ana land In going to and retaining from Rome.
the fs1eInal CITY. wherein tho Vicar Christ the
light OF Christianity, should and must again reign
supreme IL surely becomes one and all young
and oI9, professors and students. to share in the
general Joy which your safe return has awakened
ang AZ LhIs auspictous moment do we invite you
SnG your learned clergy to our forthcoming exit
bition, which to us is matter OF more than ordi-
nary interest By us, Rt. Rev. Bishop. the kind
ness OF your visit will not be forpottsn IT IS
truly a treat and a feas.-a glad and welcome op-
portunlty when all the heart fafn would say vain
y seeks LOT utterance For IS not your arrival the
coming amongst us of one whose happiness IS al
ways greatest when surrouded by those whose
PtLNleSe ~ Is 70 ne your spiritual children, and
whose anticipatOns are frightened bv the hone Of
meritlng a continuance of that valued favor in
tne IN near ana distant future7 How natural, then
that we should gather around you here today to
ask fathers blessing. How natural that all our
thoqghts this morning should have been absorbed
IN the anticipated pleasure OF seeing Won and lfs
-tening to words of parental encouragement which
are destined to brighten prospects in time and
make much more tolerabIe the difncuIties .ttend
ant on college life. joy to the heart and pleas
use ever to be remembered is the opportunity now
afforded US to kneel at the feet OF our
fresh from the presence of the Holy Father and
empowered by him to impsrt to his loving people
that apostolic benediction so consoing to 7he tue
Catholic heart. Beloved Bishopi your coming in
the month Of Mary is suggestive Of hope and sue
cess; that under her banner the children on the
church, as we believe, enter the rest of eter
nifty, so under your spiritual guidance directed by
your wise counsels and led on by the good exam
PIE your many virtues presents. prove faithful to
divine laws. and by words and works procIaim IN
an age merging into inidelIty that there Is no
peace or happiness on this side the grave except
WltnIn the arms OF that one Catholic Church OF
Whlch you are so distinguished an ornament in
'"iS sieat olocesc OF Bittsburg. LION.
WTSTERBURN, April 20, 1882.
DEAR FRKBHAN-During recent visit 70 Du
Bots. Clearheld comfy, had the pleasure OF
meeting With several four Cam bria coun tyfrfends
prominent among whom was Mr. ]. NJ. TroxeU
Formerly OF white township. who Is a man Of In
huence and ability. and one of the staupcbest
L. conducted us through the town and took us TO
see the most extensive saw-miI have ever VISIT
ed and the largest in Western Pennsylvania OF
which Mr John Dubois, the founder Of the town,
Is the owner. We were also conducted to several
wen equipped planning mills, foundries and ma
Dubois is located on the low grade division of
the Allegheny Railroad, about half way between
Red Bank, on the Valley Road ani Driftwood on
the Phila. and Erie Road. It is only eight years
old. and yet IL contains sbout 5000 inhabitants
and has six fine churches (Baptist Methodist
CathOlic), nineteen hotels four drug stores and
eighty two other business houses devoted to the
sale Of dry goods. groceries hard ware. etc It is
undoubtedly one of the liveliest towns in Western
PennsylVanta, and before three years will have a
population of not less than IO. 600 inhabitants
The Methodist congregation has r very fine
camp meeting ground fenced in. and will COM
mence their annual meeting on the 3Oth of June
the seme day that Guteau will likely be swung
OH. This meeting promises to be the largest ever
held In this part Of the State, nearly everybody
Is talking camp meeting and seems to be greatly
interested in its success. We will visit DuI}Ois
again at that time and win then give you further
Particular as to the place and it's people. For the
present, however du reservoir.
Yours, &c, DAD.