The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-02-16
BUTTE, MONT.

Bishop Carroll, who has been in Butte
for. several days. returned Tuesday to
Helena.
Chief OF Police John Flannery of Hell
ena Is in the city visiting friends and
VIII remain here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Ganiger. s44 South
Arizona street, have been entertaining
for the past ten days John A. Pereivai.
Wen Known banker OF Minneapolis.
John McMinn of the Montana Tvpe-
writer inspection company has gone 10
Helena ON the company's business. He
VIII return at the latter end of the
week.
society was made doubly happy last
saturday afternoon. when Mrs. William
Twohy received her friends from 4 TO
o'clock at her home in West Quartz
street giving many an opportunity to
greet her after an absence of several
months in the east, and again the
guests were hidden to meet Mrs. John
Catron, a former society favorite of
Brtte. who returned last week from
New York. where she has lived for sew
ofal years, to reside in this city. The
hostess was assisted in receiving her
guests by Mrs. Catron. Mrs. Mct,.
White. Mrs. /. D. Freund, Mrs George
lockwood. Mrs. Hennessy. Mrs. H. I.
Wilson and Ms. ]. V. Long, while Mrs.
j. M. White and Mrs. Ray s. Freund
presided at the table. Assisting in the
dining room were Misses Carrie Lowry,
May Hanley( Jeanette Gillie and Ma
bel Nissler.
or unusual merit was the production
OF The Millionaire, given Tuesday
evening in honor Of the opening of the
lew hall of st. Lawrence's school. The
play was produced under the auspices
of the st. Lawrence Dramatic club, and
was excellent. 1t was given Thursday
night and was witnessed by a large
audience. Another large audience
greeted it last night. and it Is ex-
pectcd that every seat will have been
taken when the play is given at the
matinee this afternoon.
Jack McGlynn in the title role was
first-class while William O'Connor as
the German baron was worthy Of
praise. Lottie McDermott as the hero
inc ELECTED much deserved applause
Mrs. Thomas McGlynn and little
daughter did excellently. Mrs. McGiynn
portraying the part of q widow. the
tianoee Of the millionaire.
The last sad rites over the body OF
Thomas +. Roman. who died We6nes-
day night of last week, were held Fri
day. Feb. Q, at st. Lawrence church
Mr.. Roman was we'll known in Butte.
and hundreds of his friends attended
the services. The floral offerings were
and beautiful Mr. Roman
was . years old, Michigan being his
birthplace. He had been a resident Of
Butte, however. for twenty years. He
was son of Mrs. John Roman, and be- |
sides g mother. leaves two sisters, |
and Mary. He was a sr1du- |
ate of ST. Petrick's Parochial school, |
and member of ST. Patrick's alumni |
Mr.. Roman was a solicitor for the Hem |
messy company, and for time was |
manager OF the storeroom. lie resided |
at 40 Missoula avenue. Mr.. Roman was |
highly respected by all who knew him. |
The pall-bearers were Edgar Andrieux, |
W. J. McMahon, Neal Ward, John |
Caulfield, Frank McKeon and Robert |
Downing.
The funeral OF Peter Sullivan took
place Monday morning at Q o'clock
from the family, residence, GOA Virginia
street, proceeding to st. Patrlck's
where a high mass of requiem
vas celebrated at $50 o'clock.
The funeral of Timothy Harrington,
who died Tuesday evening from inju-
les received in the High Ore mine, took
olace Wednesday morning at o'clock
rom the residence Of John c. Lowney.
I50 North Idaho street, and then to 81.
church, where high mass
,f requiem was celebrated at $50
,'clock.
The funeral of Michael Hennessy.
Who died Tuesday evening at the age
# SO years. took place from the family
esidence, to East Bennett avenue
Wednesday morning at $3.50 o'clock. and
hen to st. Lawrence church, where a
ligh mass of requiem was celebrated.
The deceased was a. native OF Austin.
Iev.. and had been a resident OF this
ity for twenty years. He leaves a
mother, two sisters, Mary and Lena,
nd brother, Thomas.
st. Patrick's day will be celebrated
his year by the different divisions of
he Ancient Order of Hibernians and
he Robert Emmett Literary associa-
ion by parade in the morning and a
ali in the evening. This decision was
cached last Monday at joint meet I
ng OF the three divisions OF the An
lent Order of Hibernians held in Min '
rs Union hall. It was decided that
ach division should appoint a COM ]
littee to make the arrangements for
he observance OF the day, and it is ex-
ected that this committee will meet ,
nd organize next Friday night. AS +
t. Patricks day this year falls on Sun ;
ay the formal celebration will take =
lace on Monday. While no program =
as yet been mapped out, 1t Is expected :
10 parade in the morning will start
,om Hibernia hall, Centerville, and
roceed through the principal streets of C
he city to St Patrick's church. where
solemn high mass viii be celebrated :.
nd g. sermon appropriate to the occa-
on preached. AS Bishop John P Car !
,lI of Helena is state chaplain of the
ncient Order of Hibernians, it is ex-
ected he will be present at the serv-
es in the church. In the evening each c
ne of the three divisions will give d