The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-06-09
less connected with mining interests

ness connected with mining interests
in MissOUla.
Baseball is the topic of conversation
and the amusement of the hour. Next
sunday, June 10, Helena and Anacon-
Ia will have a ball game Special
trains from Anaconda and Butte will
be run for the day. A great many
visitors are expected.
The May Devotions closed at the Sa-
cred Hearts Cathedral on Thursday
evening, May 81 with a solemn pro-
cession and benediction. The clergy,
Sisters and students of both St Vim
cents and ST Aloysins took part in
the procession.
Promoters crosses viii be awarded
the faithful promoters of the League
of the Sacred Heart June 15 There
are about thirty-two promoters who
have faithfully and zealously labored
in the service of the League, who will
be awarded these crosses. There were
800 cOmmunions of PREPARATION on last
first Friday, and it is to be hoped the
numbers will increase. The obligations
of the League are 50 simple, making it
an easy matter to obtain the sanctify-
ing graces attached, and which can be
either applied to the spiritual or tenn
poral welfare of the member.
Rev. Father AIKEN is soon to take
few weeks vacation Now that the
First Communion and Confirmation
classes have disbanded, he will likely
leave very soon for his vacation and
rest.
Rev Father O'Farreu celebrated
Holy Mass at Marysville last Sunday,
the Feast of Penticost
On last Monday memorial services
We're celebrated for the reDose of the
soul of Florence Dougherty bv Rev.
Father Day. She was in her 18th year
and died after a short illness, at Lewis
town, Mont. where she was taken in
hopes that the change might benefit the
little sufferer. Deceased was pupil
of st. Nincent's Academy and esteemed
and loved 10y all the Sisters and pupils.
one Of her teachers, in speaking Of her,
made the remark: She never saw or
met a more perfect child Her life
was one Of love, devotion and respect
for her parents, teachers and friends
She was member of the Sodality and
greatly devoted TO the Blessed Virgin
In her greatest pain she possessed such
heroic Christian fortitude and would
ask her mother to sing Mother. Dear
Oh Pray for Me-" one of her favorite
hymns, and just before her death she
had to hear the beautiful words sung,
Jesus My Lord My God, My All,
and as the last words were family dy-
ing out her beautiful soul winged its
flight 10 rest on the bosom of Jesus.
Father Day preached an impressive
sermon to the Children of MARI, who
were her associates and comrades. He
spoke of the example of her pure, in
nOcent young life. She was one Of the
fairest flowers in the garden of our
Savious and was carefully plucked
while in her innocence and purity. Her
beloved parents and relatives have the
deepest sympathy Of all her compan-
ions. friends and teachers in their deep
sorrow and loss.
Let us be patient; these severe Attic
lions
Not from the ground arise,
But oftentimes Celestial benedictions
Assume this dark disguise.
We see but dimly through the mists
and vapors:
Amid these earthly dampS
What seems to us but sad funeral ia
DerS
May be Heavens distant lamps"
The Junior Choir furnished the mu-
tended in a body.
The First Communion class, boys and
girls of St. Eincents Academy and St.
Aloysin's Boys School, received their
first Holy Communion Sunday, the
Feast of Penticost. Mass was at
o'clock The affairs and surroundings
were beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion. There were about thirty-five
girls. all dressed in white with white
Wreaths and wells, and made a very
pretty picture. The boys were all neat
Iy and becomingly attired. What a
beautiful picture the whole procession
made as thev approached the affairs.
1t recalled to many minds the JOY and
happiness that was theirs at just such
another memorable time as this. There
is no epoch in the youths life, nor no
scene amidst the glittering splendor
of the worlds allurementS that VIII
prove so effectual on their lives, and
we will all agree with Napoleon, when
asked which was the hapDiest day of
his life. he replied: The day l made
my first communion. I'M
The names of those who received
Holy Communion are:
GIRLS.
Clara Elizabeth JeffTies.
Gertrude Alice Cuskelly.
Laura May Piedalue.
Anna Winafred Bourke.
Mary Agnes H OMAR.
Ellen Catherine Flavin.
Estelle MARI Monogram.
Annia Isabel Quinton.
Blanche NJ /. Fort,ran.
Christina a. NJ. c. PfOhl
Elizabeth Morgan.
Grace NJ. L. FlaVin.
Mary r. !. Sanderson.
Regina Lucy Monogram.
Charlotte Anna Clendenin.
Lena Margaret Hartmiller.
Helen Agnes Perry.
Helen Mary Cecilia Moran.
Theodore c. NJ. Dougherty.
Mary Marguerite Lang.
Nary LorettO G. de LOrimer
Cecilia Slizabeth +. Searles.
Loretta NJ s. MCINTYRE.
Edith NJ. Morgan.
Margaret L. T. O'Brien.
Ethel Alice DOTner.
Mary Ann Dickgraber.
Dora J. Motchenbach.
Catherine II. NJ. Haley.
Rose Mary Lynch.
Margaret Z. c. Neasey.
Elizabeth c. Whipple
Marie A NJ Des Jardins.
Emma NJ. c. Zobel.
Florence G. Couster.
Mary Z. Harturg.
Liza Christina NJ Stienbach.
Catherine Gertrude Murphy.
Mary A. c. Nanham.
Lena NJ. X. Dullenty.
Catherine +. Briscoe.
Cecilia s. Briscoe.
Mary Nj. Simon.
argrat I. Howard.
Mary NJ l.. JeZick.
Helen Morgan.
Catherine NJ. Latsch.
Anne c. Perry.