The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01
LETTERS AND ANSWERS.
Kearns' St. AIMS Orphanage,
Salt lxa T,Ylxr q

Salt Lake, July q.
Dear Aunt Busy: This is my first
letter to you. and l hope it will please
YOU / am in tn seventh grade and
like to go to school very much. We
are having very &c vacation here
this summer.
have four sisters and one brother.
Their names are Mary, Elenor. Fran
ces and Agnes, and my brothers name
IS Thomas.
We had a very nice time the Fourth
Of July. We went to Callers park
am taking short and and typewrit-
ing, and two years rom now l will be
IN some Office. Sr. Bruno was my
teacher, but she went away.
Don't you think FIR. Kelly was very
kind to take fourteen of the children
up to the state prison to sing for the
prisoners?
ST. Martina is my teacher, and I
learn as fast as / can. l have great
many playmates
l have a garden in which have corn,
peas, potatoes, lettuce, radishes and
turnips, and they are all growing fine.
] have been with the Sisters for
eight years. My sister Mary comes to
zee Us every Sunday.
I viii close. hoping to see my letter
in the .Intermountain next week. 1
am your loving nephew,
MARTIN GLASsETT.
Aunt Busy hopes to hear from you
often, Martin. She thinks you are d
very bright boy and you will be sue
ceSsful in an Office. Aunt Busy thinks
you should work for a position in a
railroad Office. Boys stand an excel |
lent chance for promotion in the rail- !
road business. Aunt Busy thinks that |
Rev. Father Kiely is always doing !
kindnesses for the little folks at st. |
AIMS. He is the best of friends and /
the wisest Of advisers. If the girls /
and bows look to him for guidance, |
they viii achieve success.
Salt Lake City. July %
Dead Aunt Busy: ! guess 1 viii tell
YOU about what ] will be when 1 get
.ng. ] guess I viii be music teacher.
guess will close now. so good-by.
Answer soon.
MARGARET CONNOLLY.
Dear Aunt Busy: ] guess 1 will tell
Margaret will be a successful music
teacher Study hard to prepare for the
future work. Aunt Busy has often
heard you sing and she considers you
very bright little girl. Aunt Busy
hopes THAI you prepare you lessons
We'll now for your music teacher.
Salt Lake City, July %
Dear Aunt Busy: I guess ] will tell
You about what viii be when get
os / guess ] viii be a clerk i'm one
~ the stores. 1 guess 1 viii close now,
81 sood-by.
GLADYS HEGNEY.
Aunt Rusy's dear little niece Gladys {
u, ,nlnks she wants to clerk in a store.
W ell good clerk always commands a
lair salary, but the work is not easy.
-hunl Busy thinks that little Gladys {
WA change her mind If she will :
|, -ay hard in school, Aunt Busy thinks ,
que VIII make a good teacher, because :
''e is bright little girl.
keans' st. AIMS Orphsnsge,
Salt Lake July q. II
Dear Aunt Busy; / was very much /;
,1 ~, Rrlsed as well as pleased to see my :
Ter IN print so soon. ] am 10 years
1.l- Went uptown on the Fourth of !
'uIN ana had lovely time. / went to
ne state prison with Father Kelly to E
We Inc prisoners. The Sisters are all
~ ED and so are the children. Give my (
We to Uncle Busy.
sister Martina teaches all of my
asses except shorthand and typewrit-
'E- Well, ] viii have TO close, as my u
IF'lef was so long there was ndru- ,
room for two letters. and 1 must 1
,,nts lhe Ogden boys a chance. i re-
1a'h- your loving niece. f
MARTHA WARNER. t
! Aunt Busy is only too glad to pub II II
IN The letters from ST. AIMS. Howl I
~ You like your visit to the state =
:, a ils9h: Aunt Busy has heard the o
eIl voices at st. AIMS and she is y
, uIe mat the inmates of the prison APP ?"
F. = lated the good work of their young 2
llelD9rs. Uncle Busy is not at all well. Y
!, /. una. He is losing his teeth during u
,-e not weather. OF course, this is not le
: serious as losing brains, which ca Il
.'iI,y Aunt Busy fears has happened | m
, the Ogden nephews. Write soon G
sam. Give Aunt Busy's best love to di
Ne good Sisters. d.
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