The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-07-02
PARISH NOTES.

In order to place responsibility fol
the neglect of Mount Calvary ceme
terry lot owners met one evening las
week in room 323 Charles building
and formed an organization to bt
known as the Mount Calvary Main.
tainance association. A committee
was appointed to confer with officers
OF the Catholic Loan & Trust associa-
ton and with Right Rev. Monsignol
Henry Robinson relative to having g
sufficient amount Of the cemetery
funds released to keep up the bury
ing ground. Litigation over the prop
erty has tied up the money and the
graves present a neglected appear
ance Some are sunken and others
are overgrown with wild grass and
weeds. Not a drop of water has been
turned onto the ground this year.
The committee appointed to look
into the matter is composed of Mich
ael Finnerty, Bernard Ford, an attor-
ney; T. +. Gargan, James Thompson
and Thomas Soran. Lot owners insist
that the water tax be paid and sex
tons employed to save the cemetery
from rack and ruin. Another meet
ing will be called in the near future.
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Bishap n. c. Matz left Denver Sun
day night for an extended vacation.
Before returning he will attend the
Eucharistic congress at Montreal.
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To a Denver young man, an alum
nus of the College Of the Sacred
Heart has come a distinct honor
James NJ Sheridan. for two years
special agent of the land Office at
Denver. was last week appointed by
the department Of the interior chief
of the field service Of the general
land office. The appointment came
as a reward for efficient work done in
connection with the Alaskan scandal
investigation.
Mr.. Sheridan is the son of P. ].
Sheridan, an irish patriot, who was
a figure in British and international
politics of thirty Years ago. The lam
lily came to Denver in 1884 from
France, and the home is now in the
San Luis valley Mr.. Sheridan attend
ed the college of the Sacred Heart in
the early COS going later to Den
yer university for a law course. He
enlisted during the Spanish-Amerlcan
war and served in the Philippines.
He remained there later as Spanish
interpreter and was Invited in 1907
by Secretary of the Interior Elihu
Root to go as interpreter with the
official party to the City of Mexico on
a visit to President Diaz. He received
his law degree at Washington univer-
sity in 1903. and since then has been
in the service of the land office.
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The Cathedral parish learned with |
regret last Sunday that Father |
Francis X Henegan has been trans
ferred to Rocky Ford. For the two |
wears that Father Henegan has been |
priest he has labored for the ca
thedral congregation and his elo-
quence and devotion have been IN
spring. He goes to Rocky Ford, |
where a new parish is to be estab-
lished. Rocky Ford has until now
been attended from La Junta, where
the nearest church is located. The
town has grown to such an extent
that Bishop Matz felt that the es-
tablishment of permanent church
there was warranted. Father Hene-
gan's place at the cathedral will be
taken by Father William Neenan,
the Sacred Heart in Denver last Sat
urday and celebrated his first mass
on Sunday Father Neenan will say
his first mass for the cathedral, in
Logan Avenue chapel next Sunday
morning.
Regina Mary Rosenfield, infant
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ro-
senfield, was baptized at Logan Ave-
nue. chapel last Sunday.
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Rev. Father Paul Edel, who was
by Bishop Matz at Sacred
Heart church last Saturday, celebrat-
ed his first mass Sunday morning at
St. Elizabeth's church. A special
musical program was arranged by
Miss Josephine Woeber, director of
st. Elizabeth's choir, and she and
Mrs. Harry McGraw and Charles
Mast did the solo work. Father
Thomas H. Malone preached the SER
non.
At st. Elizabeths church last Sun
lay afternoon Bishop Matz confirmed
/ class of 100 young people.
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The annual banquet Of the Alumni
Of Sacred Heart High
school was held Wednesday evening
1t the Brown Palace hotel, and proved :
very enjoyable. Rev Edward Barry, =
5. J., director of the school, was pres 9
ent, and William J. Reidy acted as 7
The class of 1910, COM ;
posed altogether Of young women, was
'eceived into the association The l
members of this class are Misses q
Blanche Myers Loretto Myers. Sarah v
Evelyn Lynch, Grace Nal u
ory, Amelia Smith, Mary Eldredge, 9
Minnie Pavella and Jennie He3ly.
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