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Show 1 I Tnteraotmtaiti news. i , . BTFTTE, MONT. The pupils'' of Saint Patrick's paro-'hCal paro-'hCal school, funder the direction of the Sisters .of tha,t institution, are. preparing prepar-ing for -their annual graduation . exercises. exer-cises. -which,1 will occur June -1 a,1d at the Broadway, theatre. . In connection connec-tion wifli the exercise? . an. amateur play, "S&int .-PaJrick, or the, Conversion Conver-sion of Ireland." will be presented, in which there-will be between 20.0 and 300 characters, fourteen - having speaking parts.- , t t The plot of -the play is a scene during dur-ing the ?early, part of the, fifteenth century. p.ortra3 ing the life of Ireland's patron saint.: Saint Patrick. The first act tells of his capture, the second his deliverance from captivity and return to France, the third his return. as ran apostle to Ireland, and the fourth the conversion of Ireland by Saint Patrick. The principal characters will be Ard-Righ.. high king, of Ireland, four provincial kings. Iriidi warriors returning re-turning from wars in Gaul, bards, ehietf-s. druids and children. The play will be interspersed with music, .song and dame. There will be two other snort plays ny tne iituc dojs ana gins of the school. Father DeSiew yill present the diplomas to the eighth grade' graduates, gradu-ates, of whom Overe will be twenty-five, twenty-five, on the eveotng of June 21. He will also confer .graduation honors on tiie senior class f fourteen. f Keverend Fathr Smyth, of Hastings. Hast-ings. N. Z.. accompanied by his brother ami stster-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Micfiael Smyth. aie in the city, being entertained by trjeir nieces. Misses Mary and Jennie O'Flaherty, 709 Dakota, street. Fai her Smyth preached Sunday morning at the 11 o'clock Mass at the Sacred Heart church. Michael Smyth -at one time- was engaged in the grocery business hu Butte; he is well known to the oldV-timers of this locality. lo-cality. MOSCOW. IDAHO. (Special Correspondence.) Trinity Sunday 'heing the national festival of the parish was duly solemnized. solemn-ized. Both Masses were crowded, which was a surprise to all. as they had no idea there was so many of the Saints. ' As the Protestants have been invited to attend service, a pratical discourse dis-course why the Catholic Church fosters the Sacred Heart devotion was given. On Memorial Day services befitting the occasion was well attended by the Catholics who beliieved that our departed de-parted soldiers h;id more need of prayers than floral tribute?. " "' 4 On Sunday -afteinoon the infant son of Mr. a.nd Mrs. George Knight, was baptized, receiving the apostolic names of James Clement. f - ' '-. ' Dr. Keilly. our energetic dentist wilj try his dental extractions unon the good people of . 1 Bellvictv during . the course of thte week. Ilev. Fathers Corley and Hawelka were around last week renewing acquaintances with their former parishioners. Jack Buck left last Saturday for Coeur d'Alenes in hopes to invigorate his shattered health. . The profuse floral display on the high altar last Sunday was "attended to by Mesdames Cauithers and Talbot. Quite a number of visiting Catholics from Drisr-oll and American Ridge called upon their new pastor last Sunday. Sun-day. He promised a return call within two weeks. j ' ' . j 'Miss Mary Robinson,, the eldest daughter of our popular city clerk, has. been re-engaged to teach for- next year at the high school. ' The manly bass voice of Mr. Fitz- gibbons was heard to perfect 1011 111 a beautiful solo which he gave during the High Mass. EUREKA, NEVADA. ; Sentinel, May 21: Miss Dizzie Bon-nctti. Bon-nctti. who has been leaching the Italian Ital-ian Ranch school, finished the term this week and has returned 10 her home in Eureka. . . - . ' Miss Rose Coyle of the Sentinel force left last Saturday for a visit with her parentf, Mr. and Mrs. D. Coyle of the Six Mile house, on the Hamilton road. Ed Flavin of Ruby Hill IcTt Tuesday Tues-day to work in the Jloceo-Homcstake mine near Hamilton. f James Mackey, who left Eureka last week to become a guard at the state prison, decided to refuse" the position after he reached Carson. He was due to arrive at Alpha the first of the week to go lo work at the - mines there. f John O'Riien, a Nevada pioneer, died recently at his residence in Tono-pah Tono-pah of miners' consumption, aged 62 years. Deceased was the father of Tat O'Brien and Mis. "Walter Moore of Uoldfield. POCATEIXO IDAHO. "William Cavanaugh, for many yc.3 I'latform foreman at the freight house, died at his home on the East side last week from pneumonia. He was taken sick the day of the death of his sis-ire.. sis-ire.. Mrs. Josenli Cai-rvil -i-w ofi. nv, josepn arroii, wiio died aft er a nhort illness from the same disease. dis-ease. The brother and sister had lived together for years and were devoted to each other, and Mr. Cavanaugh from the first, seemed to expect death. He made his will the day he was taken :ek and seemed to make little struggle strug-gle for liTe. ' " Mr. Cavanaugh was a member of the Woodmen of the World. His funeral took place from the Catholic church. Mr. Cavanaugh was unmarried, but leaves a mother, who lives in the east, a brother. Thomas Cavanaugh of Ana-jconda. Ana-jconda. and three little children who will miss his care and support, one. of. them- the child of his sister Mrs-Carroll, Mrs-Carroll, and two the children "of another an-other dereased sister, Mrs'-James "V Connors, whom he and Mrs. Cam!', had adopted. Mr. ;Csvannugh wjs a highly -esteemed citizen and many friend? mourn his too early deah. Hh, brother, who was suauiiouei ty the .'bedside of his sister. Mrs. Carroll,.. is still here. ' Mrs. Cavanaugh. the mother of William Wil-liam Cavanaugh and of Mrs.; Josepn Carroll, both of whom died dyrjng the past week.- is expected to arrive here in a few dav?, and will probably take charge of 'Airs. CarroH.3 little daugh;. i'ter and.lh-r! two Connors children. Po-catello Po-catello Tribune. MtSSOULA, MONT. " The wedding of Frederick W. Maas . of Thompson y ii Miss Janet. .McKay of Eddy occurred May 19 at the Catholic : parsonage, the Rev. Father Macklm officiating. Among those present at 1 the ccremonv were Mr. and Mrs. John H. McKav. father and mother of the bride; Mrs. Daniel Maas. mother of the groom: Miss Emma Maas, Airs. Katherine McGowan of EJdy. Mrs. K. A. McGowan of Plains and Miss Barton of Atiss-oula. Following the cerrmouy the party retired re-tired to the new home titled up for the couple cn Harris street, where a wedding wed-ding supper was served to a large number num-ber of friends and relatives of th-3 contracting con-tracting parties. Roth are well known . and among the most popular people ot western Alontana. ; I . Air. and Airs. Alaas left "for an ex-, tended wedding trip. f One evening last week an old ladies partv was given at the hoy-pita! in honor hon-or 'of Mrs. James Conlon's mother. Grandma Garvey. it being her eighty-fifth eighty-fifth birthday. Everyone present had a most enjovable time. Those present were Mrs. McLaughlin, Airs. H. A. .McLaughlin. .Mc-Laughlin. Airs. McNamara. Airs. Hayes. Airs. Clifford. Mrs. Walsh, Alrp. . C. .Murphy and Airs. Corbett. |
