The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-09-07
OGDEN, UTAH.

There was large attendance at tn
opening of the Sacred Heart academ.
and st. Joseph's school on Tuesday
The number of boarders is larger thai
any in the history of the Sacred Heart
The changes and improvements mad
during the summer vacation lent new
attractions to the school, and tn,
boarders were delighted.
An Austrian working at Lakesid,
had his hand torn off at the wrist by
getting it entangled in a derrick chain
He was brought in a special train t.
the general hospital.
Clifford Ryan was run over on Sun.
day by train whilst lettering at the
depot. He received serious injuries.
Andy ]. Cronin, general agent at Og.
den of the Rio Grande system, went
away with the Tabernacle choir Tues
day. His family is visiting in Seattle
and after the irrigation congress he
will bring them home.
The thirteenth scholastic year of Sa-
cred Heart academy began on Tuesday
morning, Sept. 8, with a class of thir-
teen seniors, for graduation next June.
Sacred Heart News.
A pleasant camping party disbanded
Tuesday, Sept 8, when the Misses
O'Neil, F. Maginnis, Monica Miller and
few faithful guards left Wheeler's
camp at Ogden canyon, where they
had passed a delightful two weeks. All
look tanned but happy and the visions
of pleasant boating trips and fishing
hours still finger to distract their
thoughts froIb logic and literature. All
have begun Active work again at Sa-
cred Heart ACADEMY.
Perhaps thd most envied young lady
In Ogden toby is little Ruth Alliger,
who travelled in company with Right
Rev. Laureuck Scanlon all the way
from Ely, NeF She tells with delight
how the good bishop, ever gracious to
the little ones, took her to dinner, and
when they reaEhed Ogden put her in a
CAB and sent per uD to the academy,
where she, as well as all the other pu-
pills, hope to 4hank him in person at
an early date
Rev P. NJ. Cushnahan visited his
old friends in PocatellO last week.
Ever genial and happy Father Cush-
nahan is a fords as well as favorite.
Misses Marguerite and Genevieve
McNulty have just returned from a de-
lightful visit az the home of Mr. P
Cannon of Salt lake. The novel sights
of Zion afforded them untold amuse-
ment, but the Hospitable roof where
they visited will ever be lovingly re-
called. Miss Eileen, aged 9, not to
be outdone by dhe older members of
the family. is still at POcatello, and
does not intend lresuming her studies
until the two MI sses Kane are regis
tered in the class of OS.
The class of this year at Sacred
Heart are not DIT all superstitious-
they number thirteen-bright, happy,
talented young misses.
Miss Mary Duke for two years past
a pupil of the academy, has returned
from a two months trip abroad. Sou
venirs have meanwhile reached old
teachers and companions, but most
welcome will be the little lady her
self, who is now Ell route to Ogden
The most brilliant opening Sacred
Heart has ever d1own was that of
Sept g. A day previous creditable
numbers had arrived from Montana.
Nevada, Wyoming, Idaho, Washington,
D. c., Arizona and Utah. All gave ev-
idence of having spent a most pleas
ant vacation and # being ready fdr
earnest work. Thd reorganiza ton Of
classes was soon accomplished and reg
ular work begun The additional
building erected during the summer
will be ready within a few weeks. The
gymnasium will obcupy the second |
floor, while the first will be devoted to |
domestic purposes. The large boiler |
IN the laundry haE already been put |
in place.