The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-29
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S'#sThe stone is gigantic and was shipped
Ito Anaconda from Helena. Since it's ar
pival several months ago, it has been
*Mghly polished and bears the simple
sabsatin inscription ave Cor Jesus" the
Translation of which is Hail. heart Of
Jesus." In addition to this are the fig
4sAsres 1901 The stone bears no other
yanarks but these.
NN@The ceremonies We're fixed to begin at
a clock in order that the employees of
the sirelters who come off duty on the 3
'so'clock shift could attend and at 1880
O'Clock the Catholic societies of the
church assembled at the A. 0. H. hall,
.afrom which place they marched to the
site OF the new building. The organiza-
tiors represented were Divisions Nos.
end 2. Ancient Order of Hibernians;
tsatholic Order Of Foresters, Lady For
rosters, Daughters OF Erin, st. AIMS So
sEociation. st. Joseph's society, st. Peter
and st. Paui's society, st. Georges So
ciety and Others
atS Ground was broken for the new acad-
emy early last spring, the intention be-
ing at that time to push the building to
Scomp letion in time for the opening of the
fall term of school. Unfortunately, an
noy.ng delays interviewed, and while the
Beginning Of the school year is now at
~
above the foundations 1t is hoped now,
however, that no more obstacles will be
met with, but that the structure Will be
pushed forward to completion without
further delay.
& The new building will be III feet long
by s. feet wide and three stories IN
height, in addition to the basement 1t
!. will be fitted within with all modern i'm
provements, such as electric lights, steam
heat, baths, etc The dormitories Will ac-
cOmmodate 500 pupils and the dining hail
will seat a corresponding number. Ten
rooms in the building will be used as
sEecitation rooms and furnished for that
purpose
The structure will have two entrances.
sone on Adams street and one on Jefferson
street, FOR the use of the pupils. TlAs -
Adams will be for the exclusive use or
aY&he girls, while the one on Jefferson VIII
be used by the boys.
# Father Piernot, pastor of st. Peters
( for number of years, during the time
ne was the pastor of st. Peters parish,
Father Coopman, now OF st. Faui
church, was chaplain. The result acn-
aeved in the promising future OF the
school is due in a large measure to the
efforts Of Father Coopman. Since ne let
that vicinity and is no longer the chap
sswisa diminished, but rather increased.
-. The Ursuline school is not parochlal
In character as many people would m
per. but is an independent academy.
Invariably the chaplain OF the scnool Us
the pastor of St. Peters parish, Simply
KetAuse he is in the immediate neish-
borhood, and it is a matter OF conVeh-
sance both to school and chaplain.
In connection with today's event may
he recalled the trip to Rome ABOUT
year ago of Mother Amadeus, VINO was
summoned to attend what was known
as the UrsuMne congress-, when WAS
convened by THE pope to consider the
unifcation of the order throughout the
world. She was accompanied on tlat
trim by Mother Angela, then the motner
sn,nerior of the convent In AnacoIloa,
(which at that time occupied seVerai
small buildings on East Third street.
The object of this great congress was
accomplished, and when 1t adjourned
o,e If the widest spread orders In the
Catholic church became AS t were
Economically united" Under the new
,rranoement a generalate was estap-
iished in Rome, the real head OF the
1yrsuline order The various ecleslas-
t,cal provinces of Europe and America
,yare placed under the immediate su-
,,ervision Of provincials. Mother AHA
Mems was thus honored and became pro-
sdncial superior of the Ursullne houses
n Nantana. which province claims the
n;stinetion of being the first formed III
the United States.
Idttle did the many freads In Ana
conda of Mother Angela realize that she