The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-22

brightest and hapPiest noJts ,.o " o U%i
scnoot u tSa wishes for YOUR happiness
among inc WISHES ~ - n, -, .l,s.1
there are none more sincere tntlH tlose
"g,rod IN Won by the girls OF the parish
school. ,,., a. ~
Nellie Moran then dellVereu JIG au-
A,oss ~ the little girls;
aIEss VI nv p',.' ansS,S II,
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sE' '.C,: !v ~ w nr,ise IN Which We say,
VII, Mii M, ryiiy ~ "a 1--we ~ take n part
~ toS ay VIII hat ~ ring nc In each Young heart,
Anu We WEI ,,sa l " sU voi, md how true.
Hy@ t muo,' tbonkS for fayors Shown,
low HUM ,u Sni,eSS IN YOU alone.
1 M, ~ ,bcSs glits NC Meier can pay
g9a ,h pSssiT Ta:sinrs IN orifSflver Feust
It,i III 'iiV ,h%yn i,rcrS eyen 10 the,Ienst.
y ~ G W. S NJ INTO the parish school,
t sSd ali who live beneath your rule.
1.-THE PLAY Editors Tablet was the
-, ,,,,,,I,a. ~, +ha nro1ramme and
aext huhiOeT EG Vne Plof III y. IL IL
II was followed by wand drll oy tie
trlsSntsJ by the company,
Nav CUNNINGHAM then. recited the
tiI"Tiny address:
"''S' 30 ,,....-.,-...-.....
f SnsG anu INV %S envy ! ToIP TSntbfnl heart
To that loving Lord and Master,
Who gave to you the better part:
How wo ro,o,co IN tbIr occn,Ion 4
And renew with fondSst love.
The many oys those years have brought Dug YOU
Anu 'i' p'eAs'LS' AuO"H " Ast.'eA "O0's'
In those years, silver clrcled, 4 a.
AN brilliant Jewels rich and rare
Ofa 6Se .na iSSity a 0SsI p sS TSafg
And there are others 81, mot !, less glorious
ya l s be5e siSsF Win iT er oSSh
Which we're long since crowned.
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IN MI M sy ySSrs tSa M ara "a V Gcs
Nsyeack ONT DO filled With splendor,
Making brighter yet your heavenly crown
Nav God dnw vou closer tn him.
Greater grares stu impart,
TIIl ,; your Z. golden least !, VIII III y9n,
WV" ''' s''''sS u '''s ss'SteH ASa1''
Archarus, COMPOSED bv Rev. Father
]. B. Bauer, was then sung bythe larger
girls, after which Mary IT, Byrne, on be-
half Of the school, delivered to the
Bishop a bouuuet Of flowers and other
presents contributed bv the children. in
the following words:
RIonr REVEREND BIsuop-We ask our
dear Lord to give YOU all good, to bid
the buds Of pleasure grow and to per-
feet happiness wherever Won NAV 90
to bid bright shield and loves protect
ing arm save YOU from the slightest
harm. And il there be vet some other
gifts, We now beg God 10 give won the
best Of every gift that Won NAV deem
far better than we can hope or ever
dream. These are our wishes for yonr
silver Jubilee.
Bishop Kahn oscended the nlotform
and after thanking the children for
their present, and The kind wishes they
had 50 warmly uttered he continued:
AT great feasts it is customary for the
priest to say n first and second yesncr.
The twenty,fiith anniversary Of nv or.
dination Viii fall m Tho ID If Jniv Int
YOU my dear children have sn1nose
decided TO take fine nv the foTeIock
and be beforehand with otbers .ci so SrS
may call this the first vcsner Of the
silver Jubilee feast S;yteen Years
ago to-day | came n IVbeeI;no and
sixteen wears moo nm SATURDAY. T Syos
Consecrated Bisbop / do NOT snnnose
any Of YOU were thinkinc Of goi rpOi to
school then, If is true I Ind not Seen
vor,, -. - ~ 'AuSi HHu lLoC ueeAt
then so slyGry rs Won Won 500 i to.n i
On the second Of Jnly twentv.tive Years
AGO, was ordained \ nriest With 6tber
have passed o n NOR some t 81 1hem N