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Show EASTER IN OGDEN. - Easter in Ogden, as in all other parts of the Christian world, was celebrated with an earnestness of spirit that, to say the leat. should be most satisfactory satis-factory to those having charge of this ' section of God's sheepfold. and equally ' Pleasing to every practical member of : St. Joseph's parish. Thevday was in the forenoon, bright and warm, and the good weather was so much more appreciated ap-preciated on account of the long period of stormy days through which we had passed in the month of March The sjreets of Ogden wore a clean end pleasing look, and the happy X- pression of thousands of church-goers in our city told that Easter was here At St. Joseph's the decorations we're never so beautiful, and the few good ladies who did the work should feel Proud of their efforts, for o, v bdth ; w !roSHny I" SU,lday the 'orations ; weie done in a manner to leave themj 1 1 n , ,,i,w WM most attractive, .and .when at S:30 the church was : miea with ' worshipers. . never before did a church in Ogden show a more satisfactory appearance to every interested member of St.. Joseph's Jo-seph's congregation-: . The music by the choir was unusually unusual-ly fine, every member, being present. At S:30 early- mass was celebrated, Rev. Father P. M. Cushnahan officiating, officiat-ing, and at the communion rair almost 600 persons received Holy Communion. An -unusual but very pleasing feature of early mass was the appearance of the local council of the Knights of Columbus, who, numbering almost 1"0 members, received Communion in a body. The sermon at early mass by Father Cushnahan was" given with his usual vigor and earnestness. All that apper tains to the day was touched upon, and each one present was impressed with the nature of the duties that rest upon every Christian present for all the dayr- of life yet; to come. Second mass, beginning' at 10:30. although al-though not as largely attended as was that of the earlier hour, was. however, well attended. Rev. . Father Bulfa-mante Bulfa-mante of Salt Lake City celebrated this mass, the choir singing unusually well. At. this mass the sermon was again delivered by Father Cushnahan, in which he even surpassed the spirit of the earlier sermon given at S:30 j mass, and at the close of services, from the altar railing Father Bulfamante I made u few appropriate statements I relative to the duties of all Christians I at this holy season of the year, and also touched upon the happy fact that a Christimi discipline was evident In St. Joseph's parish of Ogden, which he hoped to see continue to grow and increase in-crease with the passing years. In the evening Vespers and Benediction Benedic-tion of the Blessed Sacrament were given, the attendance being large, and , thus closed Easter at St. Joseph's in the city of Ogden, leaving on the mind of each attendant that there is with us an increase of numbers in our congre.-' gation, and a Catholje spirit resulting from earnest missionary work, the influence in-fluence of which promises to last for long years to come. In observing the. happy condition of our own parish here in Ogden. ami j that of every other parish of our in-termountain in-termountain country, certainly each member of the Catholic church within our midst can thank Almighty God for the. favors and success bestowed on the efforts of those who have labored within this part of His vinevard. J Ahen we call to mind this field as 11 I was when Father Scanlan and Father ; Kiely liK their youthful years first en-1 en-1 tered it as a field for missionary w ork, we have seen the results of their labors la-bors until the fruits of their planting created conditions that left it possible for the shepherd's staff to be 'iveu to one of them the first to sow the seeds of Christ's gospel in Utan. Certainly it must be. to Bishop Scanian a source of happiness to behold that the desires of his heart are being so fully realized, inasmuch as in every pact of his diocese dio-cese where the cross of Christ has arisen aris-en all matters associit.-d -.vith the Church are thriving- in all of Utah and eastern Nevada. The labors of a "prelate "pre-late are shown throughout the field of his labor, and 'we must add that the desires of the prelate's heart are frequently fre-quently most fully. can-iel out bv th work of those who serve with him ar each post to whic h they "are .ippointod In Park City, in Ogden. in Tintic and in every other spot wh---e ther is a congregation 0f the. children of Mother Church within Salt Lake diocese, the spirit Of, the earnest,, patient missionary mission-ary is made apparent bv Avhat we see hi p'ery parish of-nhis diocese at Christmas or Eastertide. Let us hope, and pray that this may continue. Already . .in Utah, Idaho. JnJ,7'n? a"d Nevada not only do we find that a happy and prosperous state -itwin5? tX ltS artlonSSt those born within the fold of Mpther Church, but -h.- 7 u "i man" d to the fold of Chnst through the: light that is given them by those who. serve as worthy conscientious pastors throughout this Sf, 'oseph's OGDEN. (Special Correspondence ) George P. McCabe, formerly of Ogden Og-den but now of the agricultural department de-partment at Washington, D. C, is vis-King vis-King in 'Ogden. : ' 1S . " ' V Miss McKinnon, from Palisade, Nev is vjsiting in Ogden. Thomas Maloney returned Monday fiom. the northwest, where, he went on legal business and where he met a large number of former Ogden residents res-idents and was entertained by them. Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Catherine Moran, wife of Michael Moran, will be held Saturday at churTh fTOm St" JosePhs Catholic Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Malone, who have been visiting in Los Angeles, have returned re-turned to Ogden. . Mrs. T. S. Fitzgerald is visiting friends in Nevada. 0 SACRED HEART ACADEMY. Roll of HonorSenior Department. Misses A.' Maguire, B. McCarthy, B. Callahan, E. Lamoreux. S. Maguire S Tomask. M. Donaghy, C- O'Connell. N. .l, u. .uaginnis. A. Ryan, c. Mc-Cardle, Mc-Cardle, G. Maguire, J. Murphy, E. iver-son. iver-son. N. Cannon, S. Muner, A. Will K Emmerson. H. Brown, M. Collmon M Tyler. E. McCain. B. McCain S. Davidson. Da-vidson. L. Ballard; G. Wilbur, M. War-mison, War-mison, C. Caffey, C. Dolter. S. Massey. Junior Department. Misses G. Wilbur. E. O'Neill, A. Trapp, K. Kane, M. Kane, M. Mercer, E. Dumas, M. O'Connor, M- NIederkorn, B. Roberts. M. Krauss, L. Malone, M. Brown. V Mooctin' T u., t r,ij E. Bachman. S. Jackman, W. White, J. Neal. C. O'Brien. R. Cook, F. Moore, F-Maginnis. F-Maginnis. C. Wilbard,. L. Thomas, C Ragan, M. McCarthy. , , Minim Department. Misses D. Harvey, N. Malia, B. Thomas, Thom-as, H. Freeborg. K. Hoag, C. Cohagen, E. McNulty, T. Murray, M. Adams, W. . Hutchison. E. Platfoot. R. Ragan, M. Toy, L. Rounin. V. Browing-, L. Du-fur, Du-fur, H. Stead. E. Eklund, R. Ha mil-; ton, A. Bucher, N. Conroy, .T. Conroy, W. Conroy, E. Rowe, . J. Quinn. A. Quinn, W. Quinn. G. La Mar. L. Watts MY Ruland, E. Cook.. H. Cook, L. M. Sawyer. P. Miller, D. Maginnis, E. Dumas, Du-mas, E. Branscom,. M. Branscom, G-Malone. G-Malone. "I ; t iThe following pupils, receiver 100 per cent for the week ending March 25: Latin Misses S. Maguire. M. Donaghy. Dona-ghy. E. ' Lamoreux.:.!. Tomasek. B. McCarthy, Mc-Carthy, B. Callahan,. II. Farmer, C. O'Connell. N. Frost, D. Maginnis, N. Cannon.. A. Hill. Geometry S. Maguire, E. Iveran, J. Murohy, M. SheDhard. Algebra A. Hill, J. Tartin, H. Brown. Chemistry Misses J. Murphy. E. Iverson. M. Shephard, L. Woodall. G. 1 J Maguire, C. McCardle, D. Maloney. |
