The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-04-05

Song of the League. .............
................ Miss Lizzie Darcy
"Gaelicson" BY the class
THE Unwritten Epitaph" ......
Give Me Three Grains of Corn,
Mother" ....................O Ora Walsh
Bill Mason's Bride" Miss Bride Darcy
'Idas Good Night" 80. .Kittie Devine
THE Shamrock From the Irish
Shore" Miss Irene Scully
When We EXiles Go Back" .
Observation-Disclosures. Ella Hannigan
Song ................Mi Miss Katie Brown
Song ................M Miss Ruby Delaney
st. Patrick's Night" Miss Nora Sugrue
The tar-Spangled Banner.
.................-... The Irish Glass
After the completion of the pro-
gramme refreshments were served and
a few hours spent in social enjoyment.
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Thomas Scallon post. Society of the
Spanish American War Veterans, at a
recent meeting elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows:
Commander-Major Halloran.
Senior Vice commander-Mik Fitz-
gerald.
Junior Vice L. Shift
man.
Adjutant-Joseph Jette
Quartermaster-A. Laist
Chaplain-John Alexander
Officer of the Guard-George Spies.
Officer of the Day-Captain Greenan.
Trustee-Larry keenan,.
Anaconda, March 31-At. st. PauPs
Catholic church yesterday the pastor,
Rev. Father Coopman, was assisted in
the Easter services by Rev. Father
Mulconry, a visiting missionary.
Father Mulconry delivered an able
address and sprung something novel
upon his hearers in the shape of an
''anti-treat" pledge.
Father MulcOnry believes temperance
is a good thing for people to practice,
yet he does not believe that straight
out total abstinence pledges are prod
uctive of so much good. People who
sign them, too often break them and
not unfrequently does it happen that
they are caused to do it through a sup
posed friend offering to treat them;
some not having the will powers to re-
sist the temptation.
The father expects to labor in Ana
conda for several weeks and While do
ing so will spread among his congrega-
lions and among the people he comes in
contact with, cards for the signatures
of persons who are willing to attach
treating or being treated" for period
of one year.
Father Mulconry has seen much good
results from his work in this direction
in the past and indications are that the
plan will take well here.
He looks upon the practice of treating
of others to imbibe liquor is a pernic-
ious habit and is one of the weaknesses
of American civilization.
Much money would be saved. he
thinks, for the use of needy families if
the treating habit were abolished.
Anaconda, April 1.-The funeral of
Bernard Dolan, who died at st. Ann Is
hospital last Friday, occurred at ST.
PauPs church at o'clock yesterday
afternoon, Father Coopman conducting
& Shelters union, to which order the
deceased belonged, We're present in con-
siderable numbers and acted as an es-
cort. The body was buried in the Cath
Ole cemetery. Herbert Dolan, broth
er, and Mrs. Captain Kelly, a sisrer,
are the only living relatives If the de
ceased living in this city:
Pat Corrigan, who died of pm eumonia
at st. AIMS hospital Friday, was also
buried in the Catholic cemetery yes
terday The funeral took place at st.
Peters church at 10 o'clock, WHERE mass
Members of the local lodge of Wood
men of the World acted as an escort.
The deceased has been resident of
for a number of years. He
leaves a wife and eight children, resid-
.