The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-20

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of the Daly-Judge and Anchor, mines
spent few days in Salt Lake last
week on business.
Sisters Gabrielle and Audrey went to
| Ogden last. Saturday to be present at
the dedication of st. Joseph's church
in that city Sunday.
! Rev. Father Galligan celebrated mass
at o'clock Monday morning for the
repose of the soul of Mr.. Michael L.
| Harrington.
Mrs. NJ. j. McGill visited friends in
Salt. Lake last week. She returned
home Saturday morning.
Miss Hannah Connolly is nursing a
sprained ankle, the result of a tip-oVef
while coasting.
The mass at ST. Mary's of the AS
sumption on Tuesday morning at Z
o'clock was for the late Mr.. William
Garvin.
Mr.. John Shields made business
| trip to Salt Lake last Saturday
Mr.. William Quinn received slight in
juries while at work in the Silver King
mill last week, which may incapac1-
| tate him for duty for some time.
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Mr.. John G. Sullivan spent last Sat
urday in Salt Lake City.
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Mr.. Charles P. Shields has accepted
position with Welsh, Driscoll &
Buck. Charlie is a popular clerk and
the company should be congratulated
by the public for securing his services.
Word reached here the first of the
| week that Mr. Michael O'Shea, who
worked but one shift at the Keystone
mine before taking sick, died in Salt
Lake. Chris Mcconnell is also re-
ported to have died there. The above
named gentlemen were well known to
the miners of Park City, and the news
of their sudden death was received
with surprise and sorrow by many.
A special meeting of the Altar society
was held after the late mass Sunday.
The following students from the SEN
Tor deI%rtments are still on the roll
of honor: Misses May Kelly, Florence
Kelly, Lulu Kelly, Ernestine Rees,
Blanche West, Agnes Benson, Maggie
Scanlon, Isabel Breen, Minnie Heenan,
Lizzie Kearns, Loretto Jennings, Kate
| Connolly, Ellen Brown, Loretto Payne,
Julia Holland, Lizzie Martin, Dora Fa-
hey, Maggie Terry, Mary Towey, Mary
Crossman, Annie O'Keefe and Katie
Harrington; Masters John Leahy, John
Martin, Redmond McDonough, Thomas
Maloney, Murty McPolin, Jamie Nc
Polin, Harry Doyle, William Mulcahy,
Leo Shields, Thomas Brown, John
Campbell and Gregor Benny.
The annual election of officers of the
Ladies of the A o. H. took place on
Wednesday, Dec, 10, and the following
were elected: Miss Genevieve Fitzpat-
rick, president; Mrs. P. Welsh. vice
president; Miss Florence Kelly, finan-
cfal secretary; Miss Mary Sullivan, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Murty Nc
Polin,2 chairman of standing commit
| tee; Miss Kate Mannix, sergeant-at-
arms, and Miss May Kelly, sentinel.
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| The infant daughter of Mr.. Peter
Clark was baptized last Sunday by
Rev. Father Galligan.
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The services on Christmas day at st.
Mary's of the Assumption will be as
follows: Midnight mass, masses at
+; O'CLOCK and also at lU % CLOCK, after
which benediction of the blessed sacra-
ment will be given. Rev. Father Gal
ligan will be the celebrant at the three
masses. The midnight mass will be a
high mass and will be sung by Father
Galligan, assisted by the following la
dies and gentlemen in the choir: Mrs.
M. j. McGill, Mrs. Blair, Miss Florence
Kelly, Miss Mary Kelly, Miss Lulu
Kelly, Miss Genevieve Fitzpatrick,
Miss Anna Osika, Miss. Frances Will
son; Messrs. j. A. Kelly, H. A. Malone,
L. A. Malone, A. Blackler and w.
Kemp. The singers are practicing un-