The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-07-21

Blshop BrondeI Appoints Father
Blaere Of Butte Pastor of MarygvilIe
and Father o'Farrell Pastor of Tow,
send-All the Social and Church Nov.
Of Montana's Capital.
(By BESSIE M. LAwIORh
Correspondence Intermountain C,a+,,o,;o
HeIena' Mont, July 19-Specia1 20,
hIIed With merry laughing. bann1 ol,i,
dren' bound for Central mark On 49,
aHhual sunday school picnic nascod
through the city early wednes,7o1-
morning, IN charge of Father Al, =
was not necessary TO ask ..yvhitbar %
elh thou?' to anyone. The barn,- facor
ana picnic smiles were only a forerun-
her OF the days pleasure spent at tho
PARK There was an unlimited numha,.
OF lunch baskets well filed with ooo7
lhlngs, which added materially 70 a.
pleasure of the day. The dinner was
spread upon the grass at 11:3O. and the
games and other amusements wera s,,s-
pended long enough for the children to
appeaSe their hunger. - -
d.ier AIKEN, anticipating the iov of
the niue ones with a ride on iha ..r,a,
Iy-So-round, leased it for the entira
aaE, never stopping only long enough
20 cHallse passengers and during the
dinner hour.
me principal events of the day were
the pan game and races. the first one
on the programme being:
Dung ladies race, for girls more
lhan l5-won by Miss Nora Klei. Miss
Gertrude Mueller second.
Youths race. for boys about l5-.Toe |
Nally won, Victor Foster and Joe Sell |
ers double seconds.
Race for boys under 1O-WfIHe |
Motchenback won, Willie Donovan sec !
ond. Max Kenck third.
Race for girls under l0-Annie Pierce |
Won, Addie Mcnamara second. Rose |
Geier third.
Race for girls between 10 and ID
Della Jesick won, Margaret Noonan
second, Della Geier third.
Race for bows between 10 and ID
Lawrence Kelly won, Harry Lothian
second, Albert Wiegand third.
Free-for-all Northumberland Je-
sick won. Harry Lothian second. Joe
Seller third
One-legged zachary Lothian won.
Joe Seller second.
Three-legged race-Hector Wear and
Albert Wiegand won, Harry Herbert
and Max Kenck second
Potato race-Hector Wear first and
Margaret Moran second.
During the ball game Father AIKEN
acted as umpire, and came very near
meeting with what might have proved |
serious accident. He was struck by
the ball on the knee, and thought moth
ing of i until he reached home that
evening, when his knee began to swell,
and medical assistance seemed neces-
sary. The swelling has now disappear
ed from the injured knee without any
serious results remaining.
.
The prayers of the congregation were
requested Sunday at all the Masses for
the speedy recovery of Mr.. Joseph Be
settle. who is reported dangerously i'll
at mis- home, 525 Breckenridge street.
The Sacred Heart Cathedral will be
the scene of two weddings this week.
announcements of which have already
been made. on Tuesday Mr.. James
Mccarthy and Miss Helen Moran will
be the contracting parties, and on We'd
nesday Mr.. Joseph Heller and Miss
Dora Jacoby, all of this city. !
Miss Lottie Whinple. who has been
seriously i'll at her home, is improv-
ing rapidly. and it is to be hoped she :
viii soon be able to be out again. ,
o
Mrs. J. Moran Of Anaconda is under
the care of DR.. William Treacy at St. {
Johns hospital. She expects to go I'M :
der an operation this week.
Little Charles ODD, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Opp, is a young GONZALES
cent at St Johns hospital, where he
has undergone a successful operation.
He is one Of the bright students of st. 4
school. 4
There will be Requi I'm High Mass
morning at o'clock, for the I
t sls. OF the soul of Mrs Charles Cur
Rev Joseph Blaere. assistant Priest
for some time at st. Patricks Butte q
city, has been recently appointed by !
2t. Rev. Bishop Brondel pastor at
Mont. Bishop Brondel has
remained true to his promise to the c
Catholics. giving them a Y
good. worthy pastor" and one whom E.
We doubt not will be warmly welcomed
and VIII, within a very short time, en-
dear himself to the heart of his congre- '
cation. Father Blaere has been I
faithful and Jealous worker in St
Patricks parish, and his removal Will
be regretted by his numerous friends
in Butte.
Rev. Francis OFarrell has also re- 2
,eived the official appointment by
Bishop Brondel as pastor of Townsend,
Mont which place he has ministered [
10 the spiritual necessities of the con- =
yregatiOn for some time past at stated
intervals He will now reside at Town I
send. and we predict much as the fruit
Of his untiring labor amongst his con
yrega ton. We feel that Father o Ear
ellis appointment at Townsend has II
sladdened the hearts OF the faithful in.
md around that thriving city.
Mr. Nj. OConnen, one Of the old-time Z
'esidents of Helena, accompanied by =
lis niece. Mrs Mary Finn Of Cascade, n
$ spending a few days in Salt Lake u
,ity. combining business with pleasure =
.mong the Saints" d
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Warren have left l.
Helena to make their home in Victoria, 3
3 c., where Mr.. Warren has accepted
very desirable position. Mrs. Warren :
viii be greatly missed in religious and II
Ocial circles. She was a member Of VI
he Ladies Literary and Benevolent pI
ociety. and an enthusiastic worker in u
he interests Of the Church. Their many
riends wish them much happiness and II!
prosperity in their new home. y
o y
A great many of Helena's active So
ial workers have left the city for m
hort time TO enjoy the mountain 81
reezes, camp life. fishing and all the N
leasures that make uD summer vaca-
ions. Quietness. therefore, reigns su- p1
rene in social circles. cs
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