The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-03-14
LETTERS AND ANSWERS.

RaWlins, Wyo., March s.
Dear Aunt Busy: I thought I would
write again and tell you more this
time. / am going to make my first
Holy Communion and Confirmation,
and am preparing now. l am II years
old. ! go to the Sisters school and my
teachers name is st. Mary Aquinata,
and ! take music and my music
teachers name is Sister Mary Anysia.
Ny brother John is an altar boy, and
my brother Willie is at All Hallows
college at school And 1 have a sis
Ter, Katie, who is attending school and
taking music, and a dear mother. 1
VIII bring my letter to a close. From
MARGUERITE WALLACE.
Aunt Busy hopes to hear very often
from you, Marguerite. How are all the
other dear Rawlins "rosebuds"? Give
them Aunt Busy's best love.
Aunt Busy has seen your brother.
He is a fine fellow. indeed, like all
the All Hallows boys. Why can you
not induce your brother to write to
Aunt Busy?
Good-by, Marguerite. Will the
dear mothers" dear little daughter
Write soon again?
March 10.
Dear Aunt Busy: I hope you can
L
wish the days were longer, then per-
haps 1 could find more time. I have
SO many lessons and so little time to
get them.
/ think it would be better to have
Gay for each separate study and not
get everything so mixed UP. 1 read a
piece in your paper about Celia ThaX-
ter the child of the lighthouse, and it
was my lesson next day. What beau
ulul world this would be if all hearts
We're as kind as hersi
know You are just like her, because
you are kind to everybody. Next time
win tell you about my dog. 1 was
offered SO for him, but could not sell
d d.. friend so kind and good as
Brownie" I am your nephew.
WALTER COUHGLIN.
es. Aunt Busy will forgive you,
waiter, because you letters are so in
leIesung when they come. Dear boy, |
are The days not long enough for you? !
aunt Busy thinks that perhaps you
10 not arrange your time well. Aunt |
BUSY has learned from sad experience |
uldI unless method is used in doing |
work. that time will pass quickly and
unprofitably.
es, dear, this world would be very |
~. g5autlful if there were more Celia |
lhaNters, then then, dear meeting the |
ulSSgreeable creatures of the world |
i makes people appreciate the good, |
AIIa people more
aunt Busy wishes that she deserved |
Syur very kind opinion of her. In |
g SI,' she is not all that you think. |
a lIiis Is why she breaches to the dear /
vnllafen so much, because she realizes
i ii0M' when she is so old, how much of |
ne sweetness and beauty she has
aunt Busy thinks you did quite right
=, ~ keep Brownie" DO not give him
~ ~ Gear. Love of any kind or from
ule lowest and poorest of animals is
worth more than 50.
aunt Busy hopes that all her dear
S si viii read this truly good article
TGIduen for the Pittsburg Observer by
luna ~ Teresa Butler. Aunt Busy thinks
s Te writer writer must be a Very sweet, dear
me girl who is devoted to her home
., @ho loves and respects her parents
e- 9 IS kind and helpful to her sisters
~, prothers-will have much to bright
ana sweeten her future years. The
81 ca. VINO is bent on making a career
bo "no Is anxious to get away from the
OH ,Gle nest-is, generally speaking, the
Re- VINO makes the most mistakes IN
tbir SeH-dependence is an excellent
'"'Ns, but unless il be associated with