The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-04-14
ALL HALLOWS NOTES.


The Very Reverend President. Father
Larkin and Father Gueynard have
gone to Butte, Mont, to assist during
Holy Week. Very Rev. Father Gala
han of st. Patrick's and Father Dubois
went to assist Very Rev. Father Fol-
lett of st. PauFs, Anaconda.
The boys entered into the spirit of
Holy Week with marked fervor, and
were most edifying in their conduct.
All the Catholic boys received Holy
Communion on Thursday at Solemn
High Mass which was celebrated in
the college chapel at 6:15 a. m.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
mornings they We're present at the i'm
pTessive ceremonies which took place in
St. Mary's cathedral.
The Sodalites and the Apostleship
of Prayer, under the direction of Rev.
Father Gueynard, are f1ourishing.
The Montana boys won the table ETH
quette prize for the month of March,
and were given an elegant dinner by
the president.
Rev. Father De Kanter of Spokane,
Wash, on his way to Europe, paid a
pleasant visit to the college in the early
part of last week
The number of boarders. within the
last ten days, has been increased by J.
Bonner, Salt Lake City; George Null
Inns. Butte, Mont: John Wills Omaha
Neb.
A gold medal has been promised for
the best handball player which may
account for some of the enthusiasm
which centers in the ball courts.
Among the smaller boys Rossi Flynn,
Austin Cannon, Willy Moran are in the
race for championship. Even with rub
Der backs, the stretching power of these
three could not be much improved
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Rev. Father Beusmans of the Cattle
dral. Boise. was the guest of the col
lege last week. He was on his way
home after most pleasant though
necessarily short stay, in California.
His many friends are delighted to know
his health is much improved.
Rev. Father Rulquin. by indefatiga-
bic industry, has added sixty new vol
umes to the boys library. He has also
acquired for the new museum collec-
ton of stamps which several connois-
seurs pronounce among the finest west
of the Rockies.
The members of the Second Brass
band. under the direction of Rev. Faith
er Dubois, have made wonderful pro-
gress; the harsh Chinese theatrical re-
minders have been succeeded by soft
golden suavities. Professor Petersen
has lately considered them worthy of
swelling the soul-subduing melody of
his own famous First.
In the rhetoric class. first place for
the month was gained by J. L. SulIi-
van: in the poetry. BY William bonner.
in humanities. by William Shields: in
the first academic, by Charles Mcguire;
in the second academic, by Eddie Bon
ner; in the first junior. by John Nevins:
in the preparatory, by Albert DAILY.
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Rev. Father ROeser oficiated last
Sunday in the Catholic church. Evans
ton, Wyo. On his return he stopped
an evening in Ogden as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Mcguire. The we'll
known hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Ma
guire he enjoyed thoroughly. as well
as their beautiful mineral selection.
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Mr. ]. P. Tanning is recuperating
from his great oratorical effort on Irish
Music, and Will soon be ready to give
a soul-stirring address to the Athletic
association, on the following lines of
Boyle O'Reilly:
"A nations boast is a nations bone
AS well as its might of mind.
And the culture of either of these alone
is the doom of nation signed"
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The faculty and students deeply re-
greet the departure of MIR. r. Canning.
who has gone to De Lamar, New. as