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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-06
Death of Mrs. Hubbard.

The members of this organization fee
keenly the loss of Mrs. Margaret Hub
bard, which occurred last week and the
following beautiful tribute to her mem
ory was placed upon the minutes:
"A heart which beat in harmony with
the hopes and fears of humanity is ST.
lent A great brain is quiescent under
the leveling hand of death. A lofty soul
which breathed through a mighty in
tellect has passed through the valley
Of the shadow to the realm where moth
and rust do not corrupt. Mrs. Margaret
Hubbard has fallen into the last long
sleep.
THE pulse which throbbed in unison
with the brilliant aspirations and am
bitions of the young as well as with the
faded dreams and vain regrets of those
who have crossed to the yOn side of
life is quiet. Words fall short and cold
at paying tribute to mind grandly
simple, nature in which the dominant
chord was charity.
Light to the sunlight glad'ning. bright
ming all.
Quiet as dew which no man heareth
fail
Was the gentle influence of one we
loved. BY stealth she crept into the
nOuIS pl dLillCNlOil. HeI SNl0DdIlleIlC soul
responsing to a mute appeal from our
bereaved members. To her we have
looked over and over in the years that
are gone for an expression of our Sor-
row when Nse we loved passed into
Deaths de- as night From soul
that was g.~- wing with sympathy
Mrs Hub I'd ever failed to draw in
spiration DOR 2 J., ic expression Of our
grief.
May we uol lien. the members of
the Sacred l5eaIt Aid society. say to
ourselves and 10 John NJ Hubbard. the
afflicted partneI Of her joys and sor-
rows:
We see but dfnly through the mists
and VlpOrs.
Amid these earthly damps.
What seem TO US, but sad funeral ia
pers
May be Heavens distant lamps.
There is no death. What seems so is
transition.
This life of mortal breath
is but a suburb of the life Elysian
Whose portal we call DEATH
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-06
PARK CITY.

One of the delightful events OF last
week was the card party given by MIS-
5. f. Whiteley on Monday AFTERNOON
in compliment to her sister, Miss Meme
Sullivan of Eureka. The pleasant nome
was prettily decorated with the stars
and stripes, and runners OF buhtlIlg
were gracefully festooned about the
rooms. where the card tables we're ar
ranged Each table represented fort,
and the winners as they progressed
were given flags. At the conclusion OF
the games Fort Sumpter was victorious
and prizes beautiful silk flags) were
given to Miss Hannah Lecompte. Mrs
H. Sutherland, Mrs. Ed Kopp and Mrs
L. McEman. Dainty refreshments were
then served by the charming hostess
The guests present we're Miss Hannah
Lecompte. Miss Ella Colthorpe, Miss
Mae Bailee. Miss Agnes Harrington,
Miss Julia Hurley, Miss Minnie cum
ningham, Mrs. e. W. Allen, Mrs. j. W.
Thomson. Mrs. F. NJ. Smith. Mrs II.
NJ Short. Mrs. J. Welsh, Mrs. i. Car
vim, Mrs. j. Ohara. Mrs. V. /. Young
berg, Mrs. w. D. Sutton, Mrs. F. Nc
Evan. Mrs. Ed Kopp, Mrs. Henry Suth-
erland and Miss Kathryn Cunningham.
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VIII Honor Memory.

While Emmet's efforts in the cause of
| Irish nationality have endeared him to
the Irish heart for all time. his love for
Sarah Curran. the beautiful daughter
of Councillor Curran, has served to fur
ther hallow his memory. Indeed, many
have considered that he sacrificed his
life almost as much for love as for his
country, for it was during his attempt
to see Miss Curran once more before
fleeing the country after the collapse Of
his ill-starred revolutionary attempt
that he was captured, after which his
trial and execution came swiftly.
What made the affair still more trag-
ic was that after his death the girl pined
by degrees, dying, it was finally said, of
q broken heart. Thomas Moore. the
Irish poet, has described the episode in
his pathetic poem. "She Is Far From
the Land" 1t runs thus:
She Is Far From the Land.
She is far from the land where her
young hero sleeps,
And lovers around her are signing;
But coldly she turns from their gaze
and weeps,
For her heart in his grave is lying.
She sings the wild songs of her dear ma
tive plains,
Every note which he loved awaking-
Ahi little do they think who delight in
her strains,
How the heart of the minstrel is
breaking.
He lived for his love; for his country he
died
They were all that to life had en-
twined him.
Nor soon shall the tears of his country
be dried,
Nor long will his love stay behind
him.
Oh, make her a grave where the sun
beams rest,
When they promise a glorious NOR
row.
They will shine on her tomb like q
smile from the west,
From her own loved land of sorrow.
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ST. Vlncent's Aid Society.

st. Nincent's Orphans Aid society
met Tuesday afternoon, March ., at the
home Of Mrs. John A. Flynn, 1922 Clark
son street. The officers elected at the
last regular meeting were inducted into
office. They were: President. Mrs. Will
liam Sayer: first vice president, Mrs
J. a. Flynn; second vice president, Mrs
6. }. Dunn; recording secretary, Miss
Mary A. Kelly; corresponding secretary
Mrs. a. w. McGlllVray; treasurer. Mrs
7. X. Riordan. The meeting was very
large and enthusiastic one. and the So
ciety enters upon a new year under aus
picious circumstances.
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KEMME ERER, WY0.

Mrs. T B. Carnahan has gone to Coal
vile to visit her daughter Mrs J. S.
Salmon. She will meet Mr. Carnahan
from Cheyenne.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Quealy received a
wire Monday evening announcing the
death of little Carolyn, the 2-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John L. KEN
merer, New York. it being their only
child. The funeral occurred in Maunch
Chunk. Pa. and in respect of the occa-
sion all the mines of the Kemmerer
Coal company were idle that day. Mr..
and Mrs. Kemmerer have the deepest
sympathy of all in their bereavement.
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His Right Title.
(Fuel.)

A traveller in Texas says that he was
riding along cattle trail near the New
Mexico line when he met rather POM
pous looking native of the region, who
introduced himself as Colonel Higgins
of Devils River
Were you a colonel in the confeder-
ate army?" the traveller asked.
mo, sah.''
"On the Union side, them"
"No. sab: never was in no wah."
Belong to the Texas rangers?"
mo, sab; do not"
"Ah, / see; you command one of the
state militia regiments
NO, sab; dont-dont know nothing
about soldering
Where. then, did you get the rank
of colonel?"
Use l5unnel by marriage. sah''
BY marriage? Hows that
II married the widow of a iiunnel sab
-Kunnel Thompson of Waco"
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HELENA, MONT.

Rev. S. ]. Sullivan, D. D., pastor of
the Sacred Heart church, returned from
Laurin, Madison county, Monday even
ing. where on Sunday he blessed the
bell of the Catholic church at that
place. The ceremony was witnessed by
very large number of people, many
coming into the town for miles around
to be present. After the blessing of the
bell high mass was sung by the pas
tor of the church, Rev. Father Lynch,
and sermon was preached by the Rev.
Father Sullivan. The church was filled
far beyond its seating capacity at the
service.
The infant child of John B. Eggan.
the well-known painter, was buried
Monday morning in the New Resurrec-
ton cemetery. Services were conducted
at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart by
the Rev. Father Joyce.
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LAS VEGAS.
lSnecial Corresnondence. J

Especial Correspondence
Thomas Crane made a collection fol
the repairing of the Catholic church ir
Phoebe. New, last Sunday and Monday
Mr. Crane is the president of the Holy
Name society.
Victor Willard, Lawrence and Frank
Dolan. Ebon and Willie Wheatley, with
Mrs. Alice Dolan, are members of the
choir.
Miss Agnes Smith of Milford. Utah
will receive all the Catholic children
of the city at her residence every Sun
day morning at 10 o'cl:~.
John Hand is prepared to do the car
pAnter work as soon as the church can
be built
John Pagan. president of the Holy
Name society in Los Vegas, NeV.. /,
highly interested in securing plot OF
ground upon which the church is to be
hujli
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NV Little White Lamb.

Green are the pastures of Sleepy Land;
Fresh are it's fields and fair;
Wide are the ways to its wonder-fold;
And my little lamb is there.
Blue are the skies of Sleepy Land.
Clear arc the brooks and bright;
With a Shepherd Dream to the Slumber
Gate
Went my little lamb last night
o, tall Dream Shepherd, I pray you
hear,
Fair though your pastures be:
Let down the bars, and bring once more
My little lamb to me.
Grace Duffield Goodwin.
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BOHEMIAN, MONT.
Especial Correspondence }

Especial Correspondence
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Crowley OF Logan
were in the city for a few days last
week.
Miss Sadie Mcclure of Boulder. Mont.
spent a few days visiting friends in this
city last week.
Elmer W. Parker OF Manhattan
Mont. and Miss Kathryn Deeley of
Bozeman were married at Father
Thompsons residence one day last
week
Mrs. Alex Measer Of Butte spent last
week visiting Mrs. c. r. Grogan at Bel
grade. Mont.
Born-Monday, February %. 1909, TO
Mr.. and Mis-. Charles Anceney, a
daughter.
Misses Kathrwn and Fannie Hanly
left last week for Albuquerque, n. NJ,
to join their father, Mr.. z. f. Hanly,
who is now located at that place
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-06
EVANSTON, WYo.

W. J. Cashin went to Salt Lake City
last Saturday, returning Tuesday with
Mrs. Cashin.
Miss Margaret Murray returned from
ogden Monday, after d pleasant visit
with her friend, Nell Maher
Theron, the 1-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray DurnfOrd. who died last week
in Salt Lake City from diphtheria, was
buried in this city last Thursday after
noon, interment taking place in the
Catholic cemetery.
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Edward Walsh CAPTURES priz.

Edward J. Walsh, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James c. Walsh of $50 West Third ave-
nue., Derver, captured first honors in
the sophomore oratorical contest at the
University Of Michigan last week.
Young Walsh graduated from West
Denver High school in 1907 as president
of his class. His victory at Ann Arbor
means that he may compete i'm the uni
versity contest for the Chicago alumni
medal and the Kaufman testimonials of
800 and $50. Mr.. Walsh was always a
participant in debates when he was in
High school, once being awarded a prize
for his efforts in this line. He took sec
ond prize in the Colorado state oratori-
cal contest. He is a member of the
literary department of the University
of Michigan. His uncle, Martin D. Cur
rigan, was once a conspicuous figure in
Denver's political life A brother is a
student at Colorado School of Mines.
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ROCK SPRINGS, WY0.

The following is taken from the Bay
| City (Mich) Times
Mrs. Alice Vallez. wife Of Henry A.
Vallez, superintendent of the German
| American Sugar company, passed away
at her home. 23T North Madison avenue,
yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
heart trouble, from which she has suf-
fered for two years. About year ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Vallez went abroad in
hope that the latter would be benefited
in health. and while in Paris she was
treated by a famous specialist in heart
affections. For a time the treatment
seemed to furnish some relief, but the
old trouble returned since coming back
to Bay City, and since last November
Mrs. Vallez has been confined to her
bed. A specialist was also called here
from Toledo recently, but TO no avail.
1t has been known for some time that
there was practically no chance for her
surviving, and her mother, Mrs. O'Don-
nell, and sister came here from Rock
Springs, Wyo,, to be with her during
her last hours.
Mrs. Vallez has resided in this city
for about six years. and during that
time made many strong friends, al
though the greater part of her time was
devoted to her home and her children.
She possessed an amiable disposition
and was cheerful to the end Besides
her husband. Ave small children survive
her. The funeral will take place Mon
day morning at $50 o'clock from ST. Jo-
seph's church. Interment at st. Pat
rick's ceInetery.-Rock Springs Gazette,
Feb. 26.
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Pessimistic Caddy.

% UUSt.J
At the banquet of the St Andrew s
society recently held in New York City
Andrew Carnegie told the following in
his toast, The Land o. Cakes:
"Gof1ng one day in the autumn or
the st. Andrews links 1 said to my
caddie:
ANGUS. man. the leaves are falling
The green Is turning red and brown
Winter will soon be upon us And do
you get much caddying to do in the
winter, Angus?'
Angus frowned gloomily.
Ma, ma, said he, blowing his nose.
There's nae muckle caddytn' in win
ter. If it's no frost it's snaw: if its
neither frost nor snaw it's rain. an if
it's fine it's sure to be the Sawbath.' ="
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Church Notes

Father John B. White of Cripple
Creek is at Mercy hospital in Denver
not seriously iii, but indisposed. Father
J. II. Tettemer who has been spending
the winter in Denver with his brother
took care of Father Whites parish in
his absence.
Father Meyers, pastor of the Catholic
church at Kremmling was in Denver for
a Gay or two this week His little
charge is growing steadily. Father Mey-
ers says. and he is enthusiastic over the
prospects of the particular parts Of the
state the Moffat road is opening 10 set
tlement.
Mrs. Annie Duffy of sos East Eight
eenth avenue, prominent. and zeal
Gus member of the Altar and Rosary
society of the cathedral parish. died on
Monday morning Of this week The
body was shipped on Tuesday to St Jo-
seph, Mo.
The proceeds Of the recent social and
dance given by the Altar and Rosary
society of the cathedral parish amount
ed to 5000 over and above all expenses
incurred. Those who pushed the affair
are much gratifed.
x X y
The Immaculate Conception High
school students are already preparing
for commencement day. The class of
1909 includes the Misses Brynes, Eva
Dillon and Rose Tracy
x X x
The annual Lenteu pastoral letter of
Bishop N. c. Matz, directed to Catho-
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"Ry Path and Trail"

This new book, Just published. Is q
recasting of oswald Crawfard's letters
to the Intermountain Catholic. The
book Is beautifully illustrated. 1t gives
a graphic description of the Yaduis and
Digger Indians, in two booksS Book 3
treats of the land of the Papagoes. The
entire work contains twenty-five chap
teri and is extremely interesting from
beginning to end. Price, S125. at the
office of the Intermountain Catholic.
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Mrs. Harry Geier is in Chicago.
Obituary..

! Marguerite Marie the infant daugh-
/ ter of Clarence n. Stover, died on Tues
day. Feb. %, at the family home. 334O
Lafayette street, and was laid to rest
! in Mount Calvary cemetery Thursday
afternoon. Much sympathy is felt for
Mr. Stover, who has been doubly bereft
in short space of time. his wife, the
bride of year, having been called to
her heavenly home on Dec. "a.
:: x *
Michael O'Donnell of 295l Walnut
street died at st. Joseph's hospital on
Friday. Feb. 26.. after a lingering i'll
ness. His funeral occurred on Monday,
March I, from Sacred Heart church,
where requiem mass was offered for the
repose of his soul. Burial was in Mount
Olivet cemetery Mir. O'Donnell was 40
years of age, and had resided in Denver
since childhood. He was a brother of
Mrs. Felix O'Neill.
* x x
Norman J.. Traver, a prominent buSi-
ness man of Denver. died on Thursday
Feb. %. at his home, 1902 East Twenty
fifth avenue. The funeral took place
with requiem mass at Sacred Heart
church on Saturday, and was under the
auspices of the Woodmen of the World.
The Sacred Heart Aid society also at
tended out of Difference to Mrs Traver.
who has been a member since its organ
ization. Burial was in Mount Olivet
cemetery. Mr.. Traver is survived by a
widow and two daughters, Misses Anna
and Olive Traver. who had the consola-
ton of seeing the beloved husband and
father received. on his deathbed. into
the church to which they had always
been such devout adherents. Mr.. Tray
er at his own urgent request died forti-
fed by all the sacraments of the Cath
olic church.
* * 4
The funeral of Josephine Rufini.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Barney Ruff
fini of 2615 West Eighth avenue. was
held on Thursday, Feb. %. from ST.
Ellzabeth's church. Interment was in
Mount Olivet cemetery.
* y ~
John w. GALLAGHER of zoos Fifteenth
street was buried Wednesday afternoon.
Feb. a. in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Funeral service was read in St. Leo's
church.
Mrs. Margaret Carletti died at her
home in the Ceres hotel Monday even
ing, Feb. %. She was buried on Thurs
day with requiem mass at Mount Car
mel church. Interment was in Mount
OIvet cemetery. Mrs. Carletti was the
wife of Joseph Carletti, proprietor of
The Cress hotel at 1900 Wynkoop street. |
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Eortv Hours, pevotion,

The Forty Hours devotion was begun
at ST. Dominic's church with high mass
last Sunday. A hundred little children
followed the clergy in procession from
the main altar to a repository on the
side after mass, A singularly eloquent
and touching sermon was preached by
Father Francis O'Neil and pastor.
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Rev. Eather Malone to Preach.

On wednesday, March II, Father
Thomas II. Malone. who is here from
New York City for a visit with his sis
ter. Mrs John J. Ryan. will deliver a
lecture at the Woman's club building on
Christian Knighthood." One of the
best Lenten sermons ever preached in
Denver was Father Malone's effort Of
last Sunday at st. Leo's church.
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REQUIEM Mass Celebrated.

A high mass of requiem was sung in
Logan Avenue chapel on Monday
March l. by Rev. II. L. McMenamin
for the repose of the soul of Mrs. Anne
McCallin, who had been connected with
the society since its inception. The at
tendance at mass was very large, and
many received Holy Communion for the
departed member.
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Sleeping In Church.
(New York Press }

Almost every day we read complaints
from preachers that members of the
congregation sleep during the sermon
Is this the fault of the. sermon or the
members? A prominent parson, whose.
salary was $500 a year, has quit
preaching to accept salary of $4,000
year TO sell automobiles.
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Sacred Heart Aid Society.

The regular meeting of the Sacred
Heart Aid society was held on Thurs
day afternoon, March 4, at the home of
Mrs. j. f. Cannon, 2341 Gaylord street.
Mrs. Alvin j. Cook was inint hostess
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RehearsaIs.

Saturday at 1 o'clock for all the little
ones at K. of c. hall. Boys at the
Cathedral at .. On Sunday little ones
at l:9O sharp, young girls at at K. of
g. hall. Boys at Cathedral at 5.
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lies throughout the state. will be read
in all churches Of the diocese next Sun
day. It is said that the bishop will deal
with the subject of mixed marriages.
X X X
On the first Thursday following East
er which this year falls on April II,
there will be parish social for the ad-
vancement of sociability among the
members Of the cathedral parish. Ell
Jebel temple has been engaged for the
occasion. and Lohmanns orchestra will
furnish the music
X X
Next Sunday is envelope collection
day for the cathedral parish. Father
McMenamin, the pastor, still entertains
the hope of bringing the amount up to
$780,
). ::
The Sacred Heart Aid society is pre-
pairing to give a card party at Da Prom
hall on st. Patrick's day. Handsome
prizes have been donated.
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Hnlv Name Society.

The senior and junior branches of the
Holy Name society of the Cathedral
parish received Holy Communion in a
body at the seven o'clock mass last
Sunday in Logan Avenue chapel
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Good shepherd Aid Society.

The newly elected officers of the Good
Shepherd Aid association viii enter
upon their duties at the meeting to. be
held Tuesday afternoon. March 9. at the
home Of the new president, Mrs. e. G.
StraIb. 1872 High street.
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EUREKA, UTAH.

Postmaster James P. Driscoll was
visitor at the capital city last week.
Mrs. John A. Hensel visited friends
at the capital city last week
The Misses Genevieve Sullivan, Ethel
L. Farrell and Tyree, returned Sunday
from short visit at the capital
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RehearSals.

Saturday at l o'clock for all the little
ones at X. of c. hail. Boys at the
Cathedral at D. On Sunday little ones
at 1870 sharp, young girls at 8 at X. of
c. hall. Boys at Cathedral at 5.
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Rehearsals.

Saturday at l o'clock for all the little
ones at *. OF G. hail. Boys at the
Cathedral at s. On Sunday little ones
at 1:30 sharp, young girls at at X. Of
c. hail. Boys at Cathedral at ..
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The Altar Society.

The Altar and Rosary society of the
Cathedral parish win approach Holy
Communion next Sunday at the seven
O'Clock mass and in the afternoon viii
hold it's regular monthly meeting.
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Rehcarsals.

Saturday at l o'clock for all the little
ones at X. of C. hail. Boys at the
Cathedral at s. On Sunday little ones
at 80 sharp, young girls at at X. of
c. hall. Boys at Cathedral at ).
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. Admission to ConcArt

Parquet, dress circle, 81; first and sec
ond circles. soc; third circle, Zoe; stalls.
$40; loges. So --N'
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COMM q.

Annual concert for st. AIMS Orphan
age, March II, Salt Lake theatre
Finest program ever given.