The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-05


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vision, in which five banners, repre-
senting the five joyful mysteries, were
carried. The girls wore white gowns
with green scarfs. Division seven came
next, composed of the class in first
communion for the boys, numbering
so in all. The boys carried the five
banners representing the five glorious
mysteries.
The eighth division was made up of
so girls, robed in white gowns, of the
first class in communion This divis-
ion was a long one and was headed by
Miss Mary Burke, who carried bou-
quet of lilies upon a cushion, repres-
enting purity. Ten girls followed her
and then Miss Loretta Garcia came,
bearing a sheaf of wheat and clus-
ter of grapes. She was followed by
ten other girls and Miss Mary Foran,
who bore the altar cruets for wine
and water Miss Catherine Burns,
bearing a banner upon which was
picture of the Ascension" followed
ten girls and the Misses Mary Halpin
and Mary McDermott came with
scroll, on which was the legend,
Queen of the Holy Rosary" followed
by ten girls, and the Misses Annie Mel
lican and Isabelle MARROW, bearing an
other scroll with the legend, "Our life,
our hope" upon it. Mary Amiol and
Margaret Riodan carried a banner of
the Mother Immaculate" Miss Julia
M. Maple bore the banner Of the Sodal-
ity of the Children Of Mary, which
formed the next division, numbering
so girls. Miss Mary Bradley, repres
enting Religion, carried a chalice, and
Miss Cecilia Leonard preceded by ten
girls all in white, carried a gilt cross
representing Faith. Ten other girls fol-
lowed and then Miss Mary McGrath
carrying an anchor representing Hope
came, while Miss Mary Wiseman, rep
resenting Charity came next, bearing
the sacred heart. Miss Agnes Fenley
just preceded by six little tots in white
dresses and wearing wreaths of ivy on
the heads, closed the division, bearing
the statue of the infant Jesus.
The next division was made up
from the Sacred Heart Sodality, num-
bering 75 with James Caravan carry
ing a banner of the Sacred Heart
Division II came next, composed of 76
girls in white at the head of which
was Miss Mary Looney carrying a
banner of the Sodality of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, assisted by the Misses
Martina Dalton and Katie Leonard,
wearing blue sasheS. Miss Teresa
Donovan, in white and wearing a scar
let scarf, represented st. Agnes and
carried a lamb, assisted by the Misses
Ella Mccarthy and Margaret Melon
aid. Miss Bridget Burke bore a ban
ner of the Sacred Heart, assisted by the
Misses Lizzie Wiseman and Gertrude
Boyle, all wearing white gowns and
scarlet scarfs, Miss Mary Sexton, rep
resenting S. Cecilia, carried harp,
and Miss Ella Bradley, wearing a pink
dress and a green scarf, represented
st. Catherine, and carried a palm
branch. Miss Lizzie Ford, assisted by
Alice Burns and Lizzie Mclaughlin,
carried a banner marked Our lady of
perpetual help" Miss Bella Garcia
and Miss Mary Rooney followed as
guard, and closed the division.
The So boys of st. Aloysius sodality
formed the next division and were fol-
lowed by the Holy Name society Of 100
men under the direction of Joseph Fit
ton. st. Johns guild was next with 30
men in line, and Immediately behind
them came the Worcester brass band
of 20 pieces, followed by the choir of
40 voices under the direction of NJ. w.
Handlin. Seventy altar boys in soutan
and surplice came next, bearing lighted
candles. followed by 80 little flower
girls who scattered flowers in the way
of the clergy who bore the blessed sac
rament. Rev. c. NJ. Foley, assistant at
the church. and Mgr Griffin, pastor,
came next, bearing lighted candles with
barettas in their hands, while just be
hind them was carried a banner in
scribed Behold, I come" Eight cen
ser bearers marched next, swinging
their lamps to and fro sending up sweet
waves Of incense, Rev. J. A. Hurley,
master Of ceremonies, came next, fol-
lowed by two other censor bearers,
waiting incense toward the blessed sac
rament which was carried by Rev.
Joseph Brouilett, pastor Of Notre Dame
church. who was celebrant, assisted by
Frs. O'Hara, s. J.. Of Holy Cross col
lege as deacon and Fr. Kavanaugh as
sub-deacon, all beneath canopy OF SILK
carried by four men Of the parish.
The procession moved out Of the
church bv the epistle aisle on to the
street down to Harding street where
a. counter march was begun to the in
stItute where on the south porch the
benediction of the blessed sacrament
was given. After the benediction the
procession reformed and marched to
the parochial school yard, the choir
singing and the band playing meantime
the hymn "Pange Lingua." At the
school benediction was again given,
while all knelt Again was the process
sion reformed and proceeded this time
10 the church where from the high altar
the final benedictiOn was given by FIR.
Brouilett. after Miss Helen O'GOrman
had sung the 20 Salutaris." The cere-
monies were closed with the singing of
the hynn "Laudate Dominum."
FEAST OF THE SACRED HEART.
The Catholic church will observe the
feast of the Sacred Heart on Friday Of
This week. Special services will be
held in all the churches, and at the
Church Of the Sacred Heart, Cambridge
street. Rt Rev. Thomas D. Beaver,
bishop of the diocese Of Springfield. will
administer the sacrament of confirma-
tio,, to the children Of the Sunday
school who have been preparing for the
event. The ceremonies Of confirmation
will be held at 40 o'clock in the even
ing.
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