The Children's Paper published Monthly and devoted to the interests of the Little Orphans at St. Mary's of the Lake .

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t5~~ t~ac~~r is t~~ sc~ool. an~ w~at~v~r r~fr~5~~s or quick~nsor inspir¢5 t~~

t~ac~~r. must s1imulat~ an~ ,u.pllft t~¢ sc~ool.--~i.s~op .spal~lng.

Our Lord's lllethod of teaching is the nlosl perft'cL lllodel for all tirlles, and thnt

of Socrates when conlpnred to Chri "l's is but the strll1l111erin cf of a child. Only the Author of the creation could dl'Q\Y SU'1l surprisin Cf and fascinatin n' cornparisons from his imnl diate surroundings, COlllp8.ri sons \\'hich \y re [J l the saIne l irllC I h 1110 t

appropriate and the most simple.

THE GUARDLL~ FOR SEPTE~IBER 1930

A monthly publlcation devoted to th In­terests of the Separate Schools and for t.he benefit of the Uttle orphans nt st. Mary'S of the Lake.

"'THE GUARDI.4.N" has the .4pproval 01 Ecclcstastical .1uthorlty.

ADDRESS:-"THE GUARDIAN" omc ,

House of Providence, Klngston, Ont.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 50 cents per annum.

SPECIAL RATES: To school children and in circles of ten, 25 cents per annum.

SUMMER HAPPENINGS at the

HOUSE of PROVIDENCE

In thc closing days of the m onth of .Tune th resioenh of the House of Pr(l\;dence, th . aged lllen and w omen car ed for ·within- its hallowed wa lls, had the rare privilege, the first of its kind, of attending a marvellous mis­sion in the Church of Our Mother of orro~;\'s.

Reverend A. Kelly, C.Ss.R., Saint :\Iary' Collc~e,Brockville, preacher of the mission, ga,re himself entirely to the soul s' welfare of these aged folks. Three sermons a day, closing with recitation of the Rosary and Bene­d iction of the BI es~ed Sacrament in the evening, was the order followed, and it was a touching spectacle t o see these good people, feeble, blind and lame totter in t o the exercises, eager to re~pond to the exhortations of the zealou missioner. It recalled the days of Chri ~t, the Saviour of men, when the afflicted and sore-distressed fol­lowed the Master, anxious to hear His words and receive solace for their cares.

T his l1wn-ellous ad vantage fot' the soul f the 'C folk 0 near thei r eter­nal home, is t o become an annual in­dulgence fo r those who are for tunate en ough to be sheltered within the Huus of l'o\'id nee.

We are not enamoured of the solid sonnet . 'Vc do not adnlire inton 'i­cally th usc of slang. ' Ye ev n c n­cede th nt in 0111' ment 1 pab ululll we appreciate a certain amount of sub­i I ty. But here. in y l'Y plnin English, is a lesson for tea 'her :

"Talk happin ess in ·lend of gloom, and keep your face with smiles abloom. There's so. much sorrow ever~rwh crc,

so m uch of fear and carkin g car. thnl one who ,vould increase the ·woe, we ..;izC' up as a public foe. T ou many r olJI kick and knuck; ,ve, hc, r too much depressing talk, to murh f d uht nnd dole and doom- lallz happi­ne-5S instead of gl .m !"

RETREAT IX JULY Rcyer nd FaLher • UOll Line, C. p ..

Hllbokcn. ~ . .J') 'ondud t! nn ei hl days retrent for the Sister. ~'hich

In 'ed .July ::JOth with the beautiful er(,Ulon.· uf neception and rofe:-;­

sinn. The e ri::lys nnd<>r su·h a di . -tingui heel nnd enlighLen d director were :1 delightful fOl'C'tast(' of the t('rnal joys to come. One and HII

gaye yeat Lo the samc exprcs ' jon­"This ha~ hecll on f th lllost ex­cellent retrcat, thal bas '\. r I en gi "en :l t th lluu .. () r P['o\'i 1 nce. Kind F ather .\ugu. tin' ncccl-; nol to ask a memento in the p l'UY 'l" of these r L'trcalants-long will his n::un remain in 111emOJ'y-oftcn 'will his needs be mentioneu in pr<1yer.

The Si~t rs rec lYing th Holy Habit were ~Iary .:\Ionica Tims uf Arnp rior and \1 ry Yeronica Bau­m 11, of .:\Ioose .Taw, Sask.

The Sister ' maI-illg pr fes ' ion were R saline Slllli\'~n, .:\farmora. in re­I itiion Si~t r \lary lliandina; 'fary ~':1l1O E ileen King. Edmonton. Alta. , Sister \1. Dol ; Caroline .Ju 'eph­ine Kranlps. Day ' laml. Alta., Sister M. Vincent; Beatrice \fary Frances Malone, Moose .Taw, Sask., Sister .:\1. .Justina; Mar y Margu erite Williams, Quebec, Sister .:\1. Veronica; Cather­ine Rose Myers, Elgin, Sistcr \Iary .Tulia.

KIWANIS GAVE OLD FOLI{ LITTLE HOLIDAY

On 'Vednesday nlorning, August 6, nlembers of the Kiwanis Club afforded a large number of the WOlllen of the House of Providence, with seven Sis­tel" in harge, a mo~t delightful out­ing at HHeathfield ." Princess St., 'Vest, which property W:lS lat ly purchased by the COllllllunity.

Sharp at nine (l'd k, .:\Icssrs. H. "Tilder, 'V. Y. Mills, C. YVyatt, .T, rues Sowards. H. B. \ luir, .T . Crawford, H . Johnst on, \\~ . Shu-w, S. Cra-wford and M. Robinson representing .:\11'. G. Lock­ett, in comm odious (':I rs, drove into the courtyard of the House of Provi­dence to convey the happy picnickers to the . nbul'h · for a dny's diversion.

The sincerest grati tude of the Sisters is extended the b C'lle\'olent club in general and th e individual nlcmi 'er~ in particular ,\'ho lent so much happiness t.o the declining days of the old folk at. the H Oll . e of Pro"idcnce.

INSPIRATION POINTS

Carlyl ~ has "'elI said : "'Ve cannot lnnk. howc\' Ar imperfectly upon a great man without. gaining. some­thing hy him. H is th living light­fountain. which it i" gO(Jd ~11l(1 lJlea­sant to be near." Some of th grcat ­t:'~t men are the aints ; and if we wClultl ha\' llI' chiluren attain true greatne'':;, W· wi ll be m indful of the importflnce r lead ing them to k no\y

. and l(l\'e til(> holy OIl(,~ of God.

THE FORTY HO'CRS' DEVOTIO!\

The Fort~· Hour!'.' D \'(lliO!l clpcned Il. \\. "one u;.ty Tllorning. Aug. l~th. at

th 110 1I "e It Pro\ id ~nl't' ano 'ltl eJ Friday \' ning. Aug. l~th. the Fea"t of A umptilln (I f thc DIe.;; d Yirgin ~[ 1':". 4\t dght o'cllll'k on \\" dnl: d ;\\'

morning SolclL1 n High ~Ia:" W[t ." cclc­Ilrated h~' RC\'er nd .T. Clor::ln, C. ~.R .. as . iste<1 J y ReYC'rend J. l'l'ency and nC\'t'rend S. Le. <1ge. Expo, ilion of the nles~e(l . acramcnl look plnc> im­mediately after .:\[ass. During th prucession the Sist '(',' choir 'haul u the Pang" Lingu:l. On "~ 'tine <lay c\'ening the dt"'olion ('[u"cd b\' the Holy H(lur uuring which Rc\'erend .T. Cloran deliYer d a ,"cry touching ser­mon taking- a ' hi..; It',,t the w on"", "He c."lme unlu His own and Hi own re-ci\'cd Him not." On Thursday even­

in Lf th s l'IUQn was preached by Re\,. ~l. .r. Brady. anu wa ' nn eluquent r emincier of the sorrow conti nually endured by Our Lord a ' thc Pri:oner of Love in our tah ["Hacle . n Fri­day morning Solemn High ~Iass was , lebrated by Rev. G.T . .:\l altin, assist­ed by Rev .• T. Feeney and Rev. "'illianl Buckley . These days of prayer clo ed on Fridny evening when His Grace. Most Rev. M. J . O'Brien, D.D., Coaci ­j utOl' Archbishop of King~ton, . poke on the great priYi Iegc which had been enjoyed hy those wh made the Forty Hours' Devotion in being permitted to spend so much time so c10 to Our Lord really and truly present., and in a very special way seeking U ·. ant! calling ll . t.o come to Him and m ' ke k now n ollr hopes, fear s, plans :-tnt! aspirations. This was foll owed h~r the Litany or the SainL. Proc 's~ion and Benediction.

On ~[onday morning, .\l1rr. 1 tho His Grewe, Most Rev. M. J, ()'[3rien, D.D., celebrated a Pontifical neqlliem ~rass in the Church of Our ~Iother of 01'­

r ows, HOllse of Providence, Ki ngston. for the repose of the soul of the late Reverend Mother M. Clement. He was assisted hv Rev. Monsignor Nichol"on as High P riest. R \ T • • J. Feeney, d aeon, Rev. S. Le.· ;.trre. ~ub-dea('on , H y . .J . Ctoran, c.ss.n. alld Rev. Dr. L . Byrne, as deacons of honour, and Re v. G. T . ~I artin, Master of Ceremoni es.

RESOLUTION'VORTH-"THILE ~I on'\i..!:{n()r Pace, of the Catholic

UniYt'l' . ity in:ln addr's,\ to the inkr­nntiona l Federation of C,thuli(' .-\lum­me, once said: "If ,,-c want to gel Olll'

Catholic I)CopIe into the habi t of rcad­ing Caiholk p, per s,we must I, 'gin in the sch(lo)."

'\Vherellpon the Alumme PI' .pare.u thi ~ re-;olution: "Rt:',ul\'ed, thal we urge our Alumna to encourarte c week­ly Catholic pre_s herc in uur s h ob and to ro"ter il 11~' th gift {)f 'uL _ crip­hons to th Di Jce<;a n .Journ: .. li. '1£1<1 :It

le ~l 'it one Cath olic education~l maga­zine.'.'

THE GL.ARDIA ... ~ FOR SEPTE~IBER 19;30

School Activities THE LO~DO~ SU:~DIER CHOOL

OF CATECHETICS

Th Slllnmer School of Cateche-tics (ll.H' ned ,July 2. and closed .TtlI.. 12. at .Bn\~('i:.l Hall LOllllun. one of the f:.unous ducntion:.'d centres of nL "·ilhin the portnls or this magnific nt . tl'lIeture were gathered r presenta­tiYe. of fourteen religiou ' onlcl'~ uf

hters, "e .. ide . lw Iv€' yuung bdie ..... making an ent ire student body of one hundred and twenty-nine teachers. The Cours(, ' ''as open ed b y Very Rey. Dr. O'Gorman of Ottawa Principal of th School, assist d by Very Re\·. Dr. Foley of London , Rev. Father ilrennan of St. Pet r 's Semin~'\ry, Lond()n. and Mr. J. ~I. Dennett, I n~pect or.

And why this n .. :--cmhly 01" Il';-uned IJrof ,ssors and tl ~('her~ \\'hn:-oe snc­cess in th eir profession is bey ond question? The nnme of the schoul gi ye. the key to the explan ation. C techetics is the Scic.:n e of t <:H.'hing religion. It it a Catholic science taught by Ch r ist; a Ii " ing science, a gr )\Ying s ienc '. Ll ,"eloping and pro­ducing fruit. It i!-' a thri lling ~('ience revealing th e m eth ods of th e Saints to prorluce saints. This too expl:.1ins why . uch enthusi~l sm r iol1crl all thr ugh the entire course. ;.; oL a dull m Dlent pr evailed for th e t ime w as all to( 'hor t to drink of th e fountain of knowlcdge w hence flamed en Iight~ enment and inspiration th at will n o doubt pr oduce an apostolate of teach ­ers which w ill go on increasing in number an d influence. Th e good seed ~o'vn in London by the dey teu an d zealuus F thers, water ed Ly the dew of til Holy Spirit, n ourished by the enthusia sm a nd self-sacr ifice of the teacher s, religious and secular, and u nder the guidance of Sf. John de Brebeuf, Patr on of Can ada's First Catechetical School. ,,-ill b e propa­gated and perpetuated t o produce the sixty or hundredfold.

No oth er scien ce in this world can compar e wi th the Science of Cate­chetics. F or what are the interests at stake? The Salvation of SOli I, . Our Lord Him self taught u s th is t r u th w hen speaking to H is Fath er He said, "This is et erna l li fe (salva­tion ) that th ey may know T h ee the only true God and Jesus Christ w h om T h ou hast sent." J ohn XVII, 3. "~I

h ave always th ought," said Leiknetz. "that t he world would be saved if the edu cation of y outh were reformed." An d Gersen asser ts: "Make th e rising generation Christian an d you ,vill

trik at the root of ('yil n 1 a~. ure the ' al\'~ti()n of nntions."

Such nl'lo: the aiTll~ of the Catccheti­cnl Sch o)1 o f London. It hi truly t

greal mo\,cmenl. inaugurntcd hy our Holy r~llhel" Pope Pills XI. anci fostereu by hi ' faithful prie t..

Thnt these few words lIlay proY(;' an inspiration to th ' teacher. uf 1931 and a gond to their religiou: ze 'lI is the n1'u('nt \\'i~h f the writer who::-.c happy pri\'il g it \\':1 to b pr sent for thl' cuurse of 1 ~13(1.

MARYV ALE ABBEY HIGH SCHOOL

I.-1st CIa Honours.. .. .. . 75-100 2.- 2n d Class Honours .. .... ... ... 66-75 3.-31'd Cl Honours. . . 59-66 C.-Pa 50-59

L ow{'r School. \Jl c. nciitiate-s were suC(.'e,\sflll- DcrJ1:ldetL DI)Iln\,:lll. .\1"l.

Isa llel Tlignett. Physiography, Arilh · nletic, Art an<.l HuLa ny. .J essie Cu II ill ..... Br . History, Phy, ingraphy, Botany. Angus McDonald, Physiography . C·­cilia Poirier, Physiography, Art, Bu· bn~·. .\ 1"<.:11 . ~ft::nae . TIl'. Hi~tury. Rita ~1 ·PhcC'. f3 ot;.lny. J:lme .... ~lcKinnon, Physiography. Cathar in e McKinnon, Hr. H istory. Art. Botany. Annie Mc­Donald. Br. Hi. tory, Physiography, Arithmetic, Art , Bobny. Gertrude Mc­Donald, Physiography, Art, Botany. George McDon ald, Arithmetic. Frances ~rcnonald. BI'. Hist ory, Physiography, Ar t, Botany. Catherine McDonald, Br . H istory, P hysiography, Art, Botany . Cecile Lalonde .. rithmet ic, Art. AlJ an Kennedy, Dr. History, P hy siography, Arithmetic. Patri cia .Tanlin , Br. Hist., Physiography , Art, Bot any.

Middle Sell lol- Pavers written, 75; sllcces. fuI, 70; Percentage, 03.4. Ber ­nadette Donovan , E n g. Com. 3, Eng. Lit . 1, Can . Hist. 1. Alg. 1, Pbys. 2.

Floren ce Rit.:hard 'on, E ng. Lit. C, Can. Hist. 3, Phys. 1, Ch ern. 2.

Gt: r t rude McGinn, Eng. L it. 1. Alg. 1, P hys . 1, Ch ern. 1, Lat . Alllh. 1, Lat. Com. 2, F r ench Auth. 1, F r ench Com. 1.

I sabel McRae, E ng. Com. 3, Eng. Lil. 3, Phys . 2.

Elizabeth Mcl t'od, Eng. Lit. C, Alg. 1, G{'Onl. 2, P hys. 1.

R itn McPhee. E ng. Com. 3. Eng. Lit. 1, Can. Hi . t. 2, Alg. 3, P hys. 1, Lat. Au th. 2, La t. Com . 1.

J es ie Culli ns, E ng. Com. 3, Can. Hist. 1, Ph~' . . 1.

Hilda Bnyle, Eng. Lit . 1, P hys . 1, Ch ern. 1.

.lames .1. ~IcDonell , Can. Hist. I, ChenI. 1. Lat. Auth . 1, 1.at. Com. 1, F r en ch Auth . 1, French Conl . 1.

Angtl . ~I 'Donald , Call. His l. 3. Hugh ~IcDonald. Chem. I, L~l. .\uth.

2. Lat. .om. 1. French Auth. 1, french Com. 1.

;\faria L~fr:lmh(li: . C~n. Hi::, t. C. .. 19. 3. Phy". 1. Chem. a.

~Iarn~rel C. ~Ic D Hell. an. Hist. C. Al rr. 2. (ream. 3. Chem. 3, French Auth. C. French COnt. 1.

Pntricia .Tardin. Eng. Lit. 3, Can. Hist. C.

Rub(,11 Rozon Eng. Lit. 2, Alg 2. (i('om. :l, Phys. 1, French Auth. 1, Fr. Com. 1.

Sara ~IcDonald, Eng. Lit. C. Chern. C. .\ nglls ~fC'Leud. Phys. 2. Cl'per School - Puper. written. ~:

SlICl'e- ' · flll. R. Hilda Boyle, Eng. Com. 2, French

Auth. I. French C OIll . 1. ( H nour. in French Group ) .

Lucille Borden. French Auth. 2. Fr. Com. 1, (Honou rs in French Group ) .

He len McLeod. F re nch Auth. 1. Fr. Com . 1, (Honou r s i n Frcnch Group ) .

Hugh ,J. ~lcnonald. E ng. Com. 2.

TEACHERS' A~I\UAL COi\'VENTION On S:1lllrday iI1( riling. Augu. t Wth.

the teaching Sister:-. assembled in the new Hall on Ordnance St. \fter u f w fitt ing remar ks from Rc\,. ~Iother

Superior, th e vvork of the Can \' ntion was ably conducted by th e President, Sister 1\1. Jerome. It was th e great privilege of the leachets to be ad­dressed by His Gnlce ~Iost Re\,. M. J . ()'R r ien . In h is o\\'n charming way the Reverend spc~ker partr. ycd the vocation of the r eligious teacher and declared the imp( .... ihilitic ' of !'usta in­ing our Separate 'choots wilhout the self-sacriHcing wor k of th e t each ing Sister s. His Grace urged the t eachers to continue their Christlike work amon g their pup ils whom Divine Prov­idence en tr usted. to their guidance a nd edU(:'~lioll and not to lIe discourageu if succes s was not ahvays achicyed. Di ffi­cult ies strengthen and deyelop cbHrac­t el' and the teacher is t he pupil's ideal.

Miss K. McCornlick, elocutioni. t Toront o, gave some splendid lcsson~ on expression , pictur e stuuy, demon ­st ration on correct po~ition . etc.

Several other lesson s on ~reth()ds ,

Gr a phi BI:tckhoard illustrations. Cate­chetics. ctc. were ))resented by teachers wh o excelled in these branches of science and edu cat ion . The Conven­tion closed with the electi on of offi­cers :-Pre~ident. Sister ~r. Jerome; Vice President, Sister M. Hilda; Secre­tary. Si ·ter ~r. Edw~rd.

THE Gl7,ARDL-L~ FOR SEPTE_IBER 19,)U

(1 7;j6-1 i!)l)

\ ·1l1fg ng A.m::td 'tl " ~lozart " 'as born in S~lz urg, I (Tmi.l11. " .r:mu~lry

'27 . Ii ,ili, He comp() t!ll lUll it whell h \yn ' only f uur yea rs It!: Ill! p LIYCU ill I.:oncerb before h \\"as t e- n y('al'S old and \\Tote ~ln npt"l':l whell h' \\' ~ t\\I..·I \'l,~, The people thought h i .. t';lthc r

wrote them and 11:.1. "s "d t he'll (\11' a ' little \\ olfgan"'" and til I!l' () \, e th;tt he' w("o te them hims' lf. they h ' ld him wrile in public, th(' mus ic to tlte lllWtns the:\' hrought lIim,

~ruz~rl's s i ter, AnLla. g T cLdly call­d . 'anned, wa a ~und mu::-ician. to!..) ,

Their father often tool' the h \,() child­%' n nn 1 ng ct)ncerl tours whe n lhry

layed IJef t' th crownt'd he ' tus of Eurupe,

1 7 5 (3

1 7 9 1

"\Iozart wa Ill\' h\e!\' yea r" \)! d '\ h II lIC wrote hi s Symphnny. OPt!'. 1.) , H \\Tot 49 , Ylllphoni s, ill :111, the last thr e heing his hest. ~I )zart. Hayuu anct Be thoyen were til rrrt',lt­

est ' writers of sy mpb ni 'I. tholl.~h :\f \lzarl's wer not , n (rC:lt as B ethc)\'cn·:-., A ~ympllOny is ~I com­p oo;; iti n wTitt n (or full ol'dw:-.tra . The principal ins trunLl'nt Vlay (t in :l full ,'chcstr3, nJ' t" : "i olin. d ol:'l. "clIo, rl o ubl('-lr:\~. pi \lICI, flut. clarinet.

hn(;! , h:1:--soon. Engli"h h nrn, French h )I"n. cornet. lrowllo(\ tuha . drum, kettle-drum. cymh~ I an I 1131'p,

~r1l7; lrt wrut tllre' [mnous opera , "The :\larriag' nf Fig3I'U, " "O!)ll Gin­yanni' :..lOU "The ~r :1('t i ['lot ," II ~ll"n wrote , nn:'lt:l _ and other lllll i for the' piano, The Ia "t \\' or1- h e' \\TuLe \\":1" "Requiem." .Tu t :l .. hort timc hc­f ort· hi death,:1 lllan dl' ""l'd nll in LIacl' r;llU to 'II)zart:1t night and :1:-.k-

d him tll write' Rl'quiem for him, ~r z:lrt '" ill at t h lim . nd I f It th:1l il wa" for hb wn funt:'ral. IIm\"­)"pr, It wrllte the Rcqui m and . flcr-w!lrd " it Lec~lme kn ()\\'n th:lt thi wan in bl:1rk ha I intend d t I t::1 {(' the h n­our of writin rT the r om o~ili n him , rll • nd pa it u1I :..t~ hi O\yn,

~r () z:1rt died in \'ienn3, Au <.; tri:J.. SUlld;t~', December I, Ill: \\'(\:--not qllite thirty- ' j: Itl' 1 ut be wrut!: more mu jc c IIl1()st any

tbcr compo r, and much of it i , among the grentest music the workl Ita , e\'~r I~nown,

ETHEL \YY:\ "'ETHERA LD

The 4 u idt'J.' mIJ!JlI ... :md p:l .. tnl':ll ('IlL rm !.I1 uld Ontario lind · \(J l'l .. "jOll

jn tIll..' pnC'lr~' of ).[i "" 'llerHld, ,,'hu Ii \ cd in (111(' \' lIt e r ich l anrl JllO~t Il\~ ' lUttfliI cii<;tricts of Call cIa 1lL':1 I' Fen­"'ick, \\'('1l3 1ld County. and thC'l' l' T'I..' ­

JllU \ 'ct rrow tht.· tllfluuil III' ('itiec;. cul ­ti"at -'d her gift (lr "li ng, Tit l'e i .. ::l

n.lrl' rI arIll i n I1l~\ny of her J~Tics

\\ hi h c:11l tn dy r "lilt from genuine insp irati on , H t.::r pnC'm~ dll Ilol :lPp nr ( n he "mad "; t11l'Y ~lrl' :1-; "punt:lnt' ­

uUS:1 the bird-so ng:-- or h r url' It :1 I'd hOnlL: :lnti rdIed Jl O I1~ lit the p~l",,"i oll

or (rain u [ lif in I . ~ .... h p/Lere I place' , .\ l'allll f:lilh ill ht'<luty 'Inll guo 111l:'I\:-', :..t. tender compa .... iUll rur :111 JiYing 1.:1'eattlrl'S 'UT ttl Ile [Plind in her I -:-\t \\' ( rIc

She \\', ~ IlOrn ill Rockwood, uta rio ill 1 '~7, and \\'as dll 'ated at no('],­wond AC:1tkruy , L11 ' rl'iends' Boarding S(:hou l. (" uiull Springs. X ew Y urk and Pi 'kering Culle~l' . Hl'l' ]0\" fur liter.­tlln' " ' :1:0; fo 1 red /I" her father, \~;ll n

\\ ;1: principal 01 the AC[luem:,-' in her n:Jli,'c t wn, Illlt it \\, <1 " nnt Illltil P\H,-) th:lt hC'r fil'~t h oo /-.:. of \ ' ' 1':--(' ~I{ reared lIll("kr tll litle, "Th HUll s ' I)f thc Tr 'e" :1IH1 O(her Poem,," , T lli" \':1S

full ow d I v "Tangll'd ill the Stars", " Thl' ~ldi~lnt Rl ):ld" ;lnd. in 1!1II7. her

C(dk ted Po'm" were pUblished i n "The La ,t n. ,Lin: Lyrir alld lnnd ', "

Ill<.' th n :\1 is,", \\~ tht'l';dd i - II 'd a h ()() l~ of rhildn'n'!, \"("r"e entitled "Tree T r p ~l l)rninrr , "

THE FIR. T D.\ Y OF CHOOL

·lm\'ly. sl o\\"I~' I:tg thv fc('t That w ere " 0 :-.wifl IHlt ~' :--t l'rc/3Y; He~y:,-' is th ti ll Y h 'i1r t TIt ~ t \Ya:-- so \'('ry li ght nt pL:1 Y,

J llhllnil'" ~l1r Iw' prl'lty "irk, Or hi ':i he:ld \\'mlld not f ('I "0 : Slimmer low" i I 1lC'\'(: r htl rt : ~()\\' i l I'erl" 'l U <lU(' '1' you },no \';.

'T \\"0111d J) Jlnc. ,,0 .Tr hnnk th1111" , T o loaf ,lnd rt' ,' t tht:' wh oll' Ion"" yr 'l!". ,lu '\'\ mell d o and g'l p3id:

""lhout <I h _0 1, or k:.l her 1H."lr.

Yel."~e. the en 'lie ,( form of Litera­tUl"t:'.-Tt i~ a remark. Ill > Lt<:l th~t thl' l' :lrliest kind of r(lmp()~itiull in all Ltll­/-,ll :l g l'" i:- In the form or Ver ·e. Thr u ld , .. l i, ook", loo. :..tre tuns' whi 'h are writlen in Yl'I':-'l' . Thu" Hom~r':-- r nelll" :In,: lh(' ()Ide"t Iil er~lr~' \Yo rk o f Gr ' e: thl' ~Ign " r" the o ldest PI'Odlldiull:O; li t' sC:lIldiIl3\'inll li trndllre; and the' B(' (I -

'111 [i the Ide 't pit't or lit r, tu re In' ,ctur d b~' the Angl o-S. xon r~l('(' , It is [li:-.o from the :-.trong (,["E':1ti\" llU\\(!l' :'lIlt! thp !i,'cIy inY(.nti on" (If }lO l t tb:1t

\T .. liT c\'cn l'ill \\' nrpIi d \\ ith r.l:\\"

t1lOutihh :1nd I\. \' l::r:buage - th:'lt the lJI I 1 \'i ' ill worJ . :1nd ph ra e 'ome inb tllt: 1.. ng ILtgt': .ill i. a it i<; ltl rant:;(' " ur 11Igh IIwlIntain::; tl10l ~t:nd

dn "r! to the I "Iill ' the eyer ffe 'h :::.oil lh:1t gin .. " tu tlIl.!lll th ' Il" LlIH.:ntliu" fer­tility. .-\nd t11u it ha pp ll' that uur pl'l..'~ III Engli~h pl't'('h i ... fu i I nf \\ "I'd" ~Illcl 1'111':1'" lhat h :1\'t! fo unt} III ir way into lhe lll/)"t o rd inary t' lnn cl'"ation fr om tit ' \\T i l ingl.; (If nu r gr '~ Il [loeb-­and l' IH.:ci:IlIy t'rurn t he \\ riting ' o f our nn .:a ll' l p ue t. Sh:l': "pe:1l"c , The fad 1I1!ll Ihe life of pro,, \.., dl'lJl: nd .. for it ~upp lie .... tm th rcati\'e mind ~' \If p ud ... h :1 he n well e'\pr ''''' d by [In ,\ 11.l~rican \\'l'i t(>l': -

"I 100 oed upon a plam of green . \V!:ue '1 son.e one call t 11 Land f Prose,

Where I lany linng t hmSb were en In C10\"ement r rcpo e.

I looked upon a lately hill That well \I;a ' named the Mount of Song,

Where golden shadow. d'\\' I t aL Will, The wood and ~t r am ' among,

But 1110 this fact my \\ onder red tThough known by all the nobly \'\"i I,

It W:loS he mountain ~lrearn that l'd That f~ur 'een plain's am niti ,"

ROllERT SOUTHEY (1774-18-13)

Puel, rt?\'iC\\l'J', hi , lori;lll IHll, ::tIl )"e 311. <i mall lIf letter ',- the fri nel of Co leritlg ~lOd \\'n rcbwo rth,- \\ a.., horn < l I3ri : lol in 177-t:, H' W ;j " ednc;ILea al "" e"t III in"lcl' 'huu l and at B31liol College, (h ord, Art r hi" lIlarri:1ge with :\Iiss Edith Fricker-a sister of Snr;.t. till! wife of Colt'ridge- he clUed nt Greta Hull. near K ,,,wick, in 1,03: and resiJl'J lhere until his ueath in 1 i,~ , III 1 1:1 11 \\a" -rcateu Poel­Laureate hy (ieurge II I. - He \\':1 ' lIt m ust illdd~ligahl(' of \\Titcl''', H ' \\To tC' p()l'lry before J,reakfa:sl; history JJ -t\\(.' 'n hreHkra ~ t 'lIleI dinner: 1'1,' \ ie\\' , /) l\\"(.;' n dinner aUll ' tipper; <llld. w'n when taking ;} constitutional, he h~ld

;lI\\;IY!'\ a hook in l1i~ h::UlIl, :md \\ ~tlhed ~tlong the r ad rcauing. H' begall to write and to jluhli II at lIle ncr of ninc­teen: hl' Jle\'er r a~ '<I \\ ritin rl till the ~'e;1 r 1 '07, \\ hell hi, IlI'ain ' oftcned fr lJIll th dl'l'cb (1 1 perl> ' tual b flour.

S O LI the '. wrole a great denl of Yt::I"::- e .

Illlt much mufr..: prtl:-\ ' ,Hi PI' ~t' ,\"ol'k~

amount lu mure lhan uue llllllur'tl " (J!llllle ; hul hi::- poeLry, "nch a" it h \, ill prohahl: liyc longer than his pr\l:-,e. Hi~ hL' .... t klW\\,n Jh Ie ill :.t l'C J o 'm of .\rl', writkn \\11 Il he \\;1" nind L:ll: TllablJa the D , lr uy t.· r, ~ p em in ir­l'('glJl :1 l' ;11141 lI11rhymeu \'cr l'; The

urse of I~ch3IU~J in Yer:-- r11, 'Ill ed. h ut irrcgul:..tr; and Hod rick, the In l f t11 (jolh.~, writt 'n in Llank \' r:-.e. He \\ ill, bowe,'(> r, a!,,'ay!'\ he n'meruber I hv hi=-- :-.horkr pi(.'('c~, s uch ~I:-' the Holly Tr e, StallZ:'lS written in ~Iy l..iLr:..try, ;lnd nthL:r ,- Hi" 1ll0~t [;.tnH lu .... l'ru e w ork is the Lif of X I-..on, Hi' pro"e :o-lyl' i:-. ~1I\\'ays firm, ('h.:ar, (' ompact ~ _ lld ~ n"ih!~.

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FOr.;XD

'L ri (1 1l H~rtlt'y pitHed the hr'lk 1)[

her on~pi llOllS town car nt fnrty-nnl' '~:Iricl~ treet, ~nrl reaching fur the dum:y uUllrIle, whi<.:ll formeu the pur­po"e of her err:1 nd. he strllpC'C1 t( the curh, \\":llked lip the trim ilri .), p:lth ClrHl rang the hell.

Her sister. (iel'trud' Leightun. ;1(1-nlitted her, a '\\'~rm :-.mile ()f \'O;;f']c flrne upun her f:.le .

"l'y(' II E'll thinkillg ~lholtl you ~tll

th l1l1),I.'ning. ~[~lriOIl," ~hL' hehan, Il'uu­ing thc " 'IY J)aci< lu the small. un-filktt kit hell,

.. \," ,'11 yigit out her ,' . . he \\'('nt on,

pu"hillr! <l (' hair t()\\,[ll'd~ a we t win­tip\\". "OUl" Idtchen i: ah\':lY" m re l'k" ~lnt than the olher roolll" on the E'

('hilly .pring llays," "\\'(,'11" ~raril)n U:-u'lJ y rem;.}rk ct.

a_ "it' fenl \' c1 a STIl[l rt "I't':', lIb-tel', 'II supeT'\'i<;ed lh lenning uf ~'cnJng

Tom'" r()IIIll thb morning, , nl! I found his hl~l ycar' hroarldoth, uit. I decid­t't! it \Yt)llitl ju:-.l tit :"'(llJr' Harllid. :lod

Harold h "ure to nE' (1 '1 dress s uit , no\\' th::ll hl" .... in cnJicgC',"

; rtl'urlc cam' o\'er 10 Iwr sl"tel'. II :Idlllir the;> hand..,cIDll' pi 'n' of faiJri . lailuf('d in the pn'\'ailillg TIl dc,

Even lIpon her lcnder 111 'nil, (;er­trude had mana~'f'rl In send hC'r old(: ·t ~on t o clIlIegC' : it W:I" H3l'lIld I i N l1 -l ull· ..... t'!'eltmJ.l1 Y(" r.

" It ,,,as kind of you to relnelnher H::1rold. :'farioll" ~hl.' now "puke' UP. "hut hr will !lot Iwcll a "uit 1'01' '-oClci:d \\'f':1 1'. ,.

,. ~\ ncl why not . .'., ~brion qucri d im­p:tticntl. '.

Tkl ore (~ertrud(' could i111~"'eJ'. theI' \\,:1 . :l ru:-. lr or f()otslcps upon the b;lCk porch, Thc Ynuog L igitlnn \\' '1' re­Itlrnin N from ..... ('hoo!.

.. Aunl ~b riOH's her ." ni nc YC:..ll' nlu

~Iary L.cighlol1. the rir~1 lu upen the' duur. c:.tlle I thc inforIlliltioll lo her hig JI[othel' C(,'Ol'gc anti :J. hu l\~' laLl c)f

l\\' In' \\'hn blJth hl1unll.1i into the room. ft( r hel',

Th little r"'irl ran o ver t () her :llmt alld ki _, t'd Ihe \\,nma ll's smuuth ('11('('1\.. • ~ !'-ht' ~1l1ll0tlll <l-

"I ;-tot on hi 'h honur Ihi month, i1ncI .Jack" uoin a to Jlf' on Ted I.e' .... i·; ba, ("­hull lcnm, And Georg' i, going to w ork nlllrd~lY~ in Turn Illilfllylt.··s n'ro('('ry store."

"SpIeIld id," .:\1:1ri 11 ~l1l il 'd, trying

to ~h:tr a hit IIf Ihe C'hild· . t.'nthu:-.ia"m. A hurrilrl raid UP OIl til \ Lt'i~llton

pantry and lil lhl'c chillrcll It'lt for a hour',' play in the' h~ I.: yard,

'lari n turned rtf on ether ~ist(:>r: ",:\' my t 'II me, trl'rtruoe, wby \yon'l

Harold 11t'l'd thi , suit '.1"

"I had ::1 letter from him this m rfl­ing," hi' molh~r replier!. "HI:' s pbn­ning tn <.'h~tnge his cuUl':-.c next terlll ­H:J.ro)d i$ going to uter til '\cmin:J.ry, "

"The seminary'?" .:\brion ecilul.'d in a slII'pri cd tone.

rcrlrwh" bocci C:'>'(' • 'emc-u t ( 1

l' Shl: "( lh, 'f:lri o Il, i~n't it \\'(',nderLul ?

Hi 1:rlhrr would h.' c hel'!! :-.n pIp; ~cd ~ ,.

~Lu'i () n nladt:' I1() n:pJy, In tead he ~hln(' (I ~li)1 tIL lbe little i.itchen. , ilh it" d all ..... bald.),\" furnishing::" LIlt' ~trip:-. (It g:.l,' ':1::; ('~rpe'l. Ct lyrr ing I h c w orn linnltum. the dazzlill" ,'hite ('url:rin \\'iLh lhf>ir n at p~tL'he, (;( rtruclc's ..... >\\'Tn'~ m:.t hinC'. pi I IT higb with IDC'lld­

i 11g,- yd (~rT'trurl(' sC'rm('d . () 'ontrnt. ~brilln h:.ld ;ll\\':1Y" hOPNl tb:1L ; I

,,(Imp future lim' her hu"hanu could pl:Jc' ~'nllng H!.lI'(lld Leighton in line ()t hi . t'n'fiJl or :tlliz<ltiuns. and th~n [lerh:lp" her :-.i lel' (mtld Ill()YC froUl '·;trirl, Stre t. th·tl rnt'tiilll't'l' I)('ighbol'­hondo 'lnd l l{ ~in let l't,:t1I;.' li\,(' , This 'Y:1S !lilly . n l'x.L tCllre tn ~fariun,-IHlt no\\'-

"Su II;I rold \\" ;1 Ill' t CI J)(:. <I pri( "t, ,. she CClIlIIll 'Iltl~ d 'It It'Tytth,

II '1' !'i~tpr Ilndtlnl. :1 , "h ukrd P :.l('dul J:,-' J H:\yonu thl' k itl'hcll:

"If only I ~lm . p:ucJ to ~. that day:" W:l :111 , he ":lid,

~Ial'jun r al'lH't! for tIll:' . uit. :111<1

Sl()IH' lip. prt'p3ring t(J Je(l\'C: "( )h pi a, e t:.lY :1l1d ha ,,(: , 1I pprl'

wi(h ll", (;crtrude pI '!Ide rI. "ThE" 'h i I Ire II \\' i" I) l S () d i ":111 p () i n t (' d if Y () II

g{1 IIC )\\,, "

":\i l t to- lliHht. (;L rtrudl', \"l,'n' :1l­tending' the closing night of grand ()per~ ;rllJ it's pa~t five no\\,.') ~ral'i on

lOll.l\.rd. at the je\yc1ed tinl( picce.: cL,~p­en n lIpl' "lench'l" \\'('i~t.

"()h, 11Y t hl' W:ly. (-;ert rnd .. !'-he ~mikd r:rlhcl' trillmphantl~', "did you harp 11 to relllcm heT I b.tI l 1 hi "'n thl..' 1 nth or ~rn:\,--Il1~' ighk('lllh \\'('(Illing :J.lllliYer ar,\'?"

"Yes, I J'L'nlellllJt'r <I," C':lme the IwlL­ing reply in a .. ad tone .

Eighll'en Y(';lrs had p:t .... 'd ,in 'l' pretty :ofa rinn Grimes had ('()()I~' dl'l1cd til(' ti"lilling of her childh ood. and tl1<:' firm piL'adin:', of old Father Quinn, h y lIl:lrrying ;vou ng Tom Hartley, th<: nnly ~on of the town's richr:-.t mall. Dllrillg tIl lim \\'hich h~HI folluwcd. sh h \ll

h:l"kl'rl in IItC' t'pbelllcral glory f Iwar­ing th(' Hartlt~' n:lI1H:! :lnd hf'illg the cJi"tinsui~heu mi"tr s of (;:11 IE-Ii "ilhl . thl' TIlost prrtenl i(lll!.\ (,,,tatc ill the yi­cinit~, . Tf tLL wnl11an ('\'el' l ooked kIck to Ih' trallquil peac'c of IH'I' early lift. lwr ~i1l'nl Innging, \\ ere.: ~()tlJl sm,)lht'l'­nl h 11l':1 th the h()Jlnr:-. he"to\\' d UpOIl

~'I '("wbl I :Hkr :1l1d the m:1tl rial pll "iun.... ht> 11 III "(I cur Iy,

:\(1\\' Gertrud fullo\\'C'd h or "ii",l r to HlP frunt dour ~lId \Y~lcl1f'd Ill"r until the cnr glid d ~1\\,:1y ill the lin~ ling ~[;j~' Sllll"hiJl("

~Iilrion l'ea('hl'd (;:1I)I ('({ \'illa ~\t six, .\ uniforml'd m~ticl ,(cJnlitteu her

\ 'itll the :1nnOllnCt'lllent:

"':\fl', Hart/t'y !cft word ror you lo call him at his main office."

Sh rCJch(,tl for a n('nrlly t kphunc:

"Hllrrllll~l • thrc lhc,ll"':lllLl," he g;l\ .> tl..l<.' numher "'jlll a l'Ih:Hle ()f cli .. -:-lP ointment in the t«>lle, hC' hwl Iwp d h r hllSi>3lHi ,\youlLl Ill' at fl ume ,hen he etrrin'( I.

"Tnm '?- \\'b' t?- To Chi 'u again. TIut I thoug.ht \\'(' \\ ('re gain til 1u::1 r ZUUCl Tt>i- You know it's her last nper;.} :-Ip!, af:lnc:.& 111 i" "eac;;on. Ye,,­Rul Tum- HeIlu-Tom - "

.\. mcchnnicill , 11i11' was 1 lIow (t hy siIell .t' .

.\[[triun waitl!d all in ('tnt, thell , he hung lip tbe rCt'('jn'f and 1 okt..:C1 ~ln: ­

iou:-.I.\' around Lh(' roum. It '\\"1 \Yell if thc maid h:HI not he'H'd tili ' dis­~11 [)( inting onc-"idt d ('Oll" r aliun. Help \\'E>l' Yery t.:uriou:, 5lH' must hide her' "celin.~" for ~rtc.:l' ~tll. :-.he felt i'(::­

compC'I1~l'u fur rtlllwr bllsh:tnd'~ ~horl­('( IlIillg~. h{' g3zed around the 1113g­lliftccnt place nnd tllOught of LlH' Leif,\l1-11111 bOll 'r- at forty-one "~ricJ, Stl't' 't.

The :t f[ernulln wail \"~b al'r:lllg~d nn ~ :-.il\'(.'t' tril~' in the libl'~ry and . he " ,( t1('cl tIter' lo r ad youn ' Tom'~ bt ,t It'tkr, It C()lIlilin d the III'it'!' h:lppen­iugs Ill' Ih hoy .... liff' at 'Llml'l" Hill. ·tIl

(' , el ll ' j,,(, prcparatury .... dwol. where he ,,'·t , r()Jnplt'till~ IIi" ourlh, ·ear. Tum hun ),(,(,'t'Jll ly 1>(\Cll ('Iected pre iuelll of the Crt' rent Frnlernity. ;l ~l det\' only opcn tIl :1 {nos(,1l r " '. His lllolher fell to ITIU::.illg in the linf(erinn' t'silil'1'ht. Lif' ht:'1 1 grl'at prom i~c f vr hr'- 1, - ' .

Some (by h(' \\"Illtld J)I)~se . ' the Hartley fprtun, She thought uf ~bti"..... I, ('11-

tllO. the ~ttradi" yoltnn' dehutante on th adjoining e tat J, who \\'()tlld .-oon inh ~ri t her th'a(1 falher ' million, PL'l'­

h~tJl~ Tom mi"ht m:lrry ~Iati - c, :'IT:lrillll ~ermeJ to . 0 the nHme lIf lLut\cy Hoing on Ihrough the ,rellt'r~­

tinn::, surrollnueci h ~' the puwcr uf golll, Sh . dined ulnae lll, t night. dined in

thc mns~i\'(' silt'llt <lininn' rOllm, where emci III hellJ alll'ndcn to 11 l' lca~l \\'1 -h. The ()1H.'r3 hour fotlnu her alone, ~t­temptillg 1(1 bL'{"ome inlerested in the p:lgl'~ ul n !:ttc no\,"1.

DlJrill~ the t'\-elling. Y\, ()nne Prestoll dropped in for :.l . hurt \'isil. Y\' ()llfl(,

\\'a~ an ~lttT'a('ti\'c young ,'ido\\', \\'hose .'ok hnhlJY st;>('med to h ~ the livcly tluc­lU:llio!l" of the star!' nlilrl,el.

"~Iariol1," . he Ycntul'cd durin' the ('onYcr:-.atioj1. "I h"PlJ 'ned to nlPd y on' TOI1l In-night on hi::- \ 'i1y til the grand ll'rllljn~ll. ~1'y. he lool'cd Ilagg~trd, Diel ;-'Oll know. Illy </ear." she 'dged hl:r chair lW;lr '1', "lhat TuIO'" 11· n :1 hc: \ 'y III ' (:'1' in thi" w('ck':-. hr ' ~ll\ F '

"Dr :11 ' . Y \ nUll ." ~I:tri()n rai~ 'd II f

l'~'t.'" and Il)okl.'d :1 trifl hored,

" Yl'~. my deilr," Y\'()Jllll' l1ot1d'rI rapidly. "the mal\\.... 'l ' : .uo\\'n 'again . '1'0)11'" pt':-' imislic, for the tahlt's ~r ag~il1"t him for Ltir this til11l' . LJ.tL' qllnt~ti()n::. gin' 3lTIaigamilL '(I ni kcl ;It

thirty-ninC' and ~(' \'cn-('is hth ..... , Tom Ilou,rht fh l' thnll - :J.nd 3t nin t:'; :1ncl a half. An I his Vd C.OflS( lid~kLt lump­ed tWCI.' -two poi h ye .... lcrdaj'. Thing~

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<1['C Inoldn" prett.' black for puur old '[C'TIl. In ct, he t tdd me ~U , my Je~\''''

"Jt'~ ~ll . I ) cn (' tn m • l\·onne. the market, I mean, ~I::lrion \llppre.;;s d , ':-a'\'n . ;'1 n ud pndt!r a game ,,{" cun­tract."

""-<.:11 tll" btte l' " far Ie...... l ' nger-o T <;.' ' ~nn' the l"t> ... pOll e ~ Y youn\:! 1'0.... til I ':lye,

'Yhen h'l' guc",l hall lleparkd. ~1ariull remain '.j r :lcIinff llntil atl l'

midnight. Clu:-'l'I:-' lullo\\'illlt tlw peril ... llf a daring nYi~ tnI'. II e rl tlr peal uf ::1

tcirl'hon h 11 'Irl)t(~cd her. A ~Ie{'[l Y t'yecl 1Il~ id -nlerct I: "ll' 10 (fdbhnce.~rr .H.rtky'tlw

girl was _ aying in nn und rtone, ~L.trion gbncc<l lip ~t the henutiful

paint in" uf her h()y II"'" the noted Pugli 'i, Coulu ~omcthing he wrong with young Tom', She hurri d into th mahogany h(loth.

"Yes, this is "Irs, Tl1oma ' H:ul1ey .,penl~ ing. l'e ..... 1 am his \"ifc. 'Yhal '? (ionc . )11. pl(;':-\ r ~peak more c1btinct­lyH fr' ntically . hE' r:-tltled the hnCl}.C

"Do I hear y(m thal :\11'. Hartlc\' is (}eacl'?"

The r oom . celllecl uddcnl:,-' \' ry l ILt 'k, though <;c\'ernl light" n()nd~(l it--8'1 t 10m . :\1a.rion na"e a t ' lTifi u Ii tt I "crenm and I'll b d to,yanh. the real' (If thE' house t l] arutI·t' thl.! .... Ie ping er'Cl nt "

Thumas H:.ulle~· h~ld snddenly x­- -p irr rl of ~I hedrt alLltk in 'l w 'Il kUII\vn

Cllicagu hoteL

The Jr~lwinrr rnom uf (I hku Yilla w ;t, Y l;" dim and c..brk.

Dl' pitc the fre u , prillf., IIl'eezc, that had blown lhn_lllffh it many French wi nuo\\ s for th fee hall r .... , t hl.!1'l:. !--t ill l' nlClinc<.l in the :.1tmo<;plll'r the t!x,utic pl'rfuIUe of rare hlu" ()m ,-the ilt)\\, r ... "",-hieh thnt ~Iftcrnoun, had .- lJrrounut'd the lIloli:ll l'eOlaiu'" f lh 11\ ted 'fheJmn, Hartley.

A tall "lender y()uth ' lowly pa' 'r! the lon~ length )1' 1h !lonf, P' u -ing occfl~ionally to glome' al the woman, who S<lt nT~r rit;i(l lIll"n th y<,l\'d l -ungc,

"Don't you think. In()ther." he "-:Ig

:l~ldnc'l "lh ~ll it' ... lIIll'en nalde of ~Ir. Remly to ('omc hen.: t()-niBl!t, , () ~(Ion

artrl' D~ld'~ funeral!" "Ye ... , 1 do, Tom ,. ~13rion rC'plil.!d,

" ,\1 d 11 ~ecLlled ", curt in hi:::. l'\.'Lue .... l to cum, I h~l.tc l.mpl <I :..tnt::i ion, t()(), Your father ah\"'l:' " , p'lred III thC' c!et(lll~: he .... imply p:lid th hill and Tn:J.d .... no ('onullents."

Somewhere in t h grt':1 t h()ll~ ;} c..-l pc. ' 'a' bzil~' chiming ('i~hl a, Jlr. Grenfal n.l·ml~· ";1 ~n " HnC('(1. TIlt: Ji~ti! ~lli . 111..:11 :ltt0rney \, <" <1 110 t pundu:1l lllan,

Tl.,_ i1' ;"ue t fem:l111cd [Ill' h 'n 11 lur'

:':L1lrl \ ·h · ~ h <ll! [I;lrt rLi. ~l:.1ri()n felt ikt:! nne wit had ht en ~lbruptl~· thru -t to th~ jagged 11:1 I' (II' :t dC'vp pr('ripirl, froIU " 'hid there "':1 J10 l'f' l'Ut:'.

During thnt lime . h , karnl'll th~lt

(;::dJleJ YUh "-:.1 nil I (I . l~er h 'I', It" famPli "lnlde ... , ito.; 1 i~!J. Jl llwererl lap.

:1.nc..l Ul o,t of it ... lurni"hin;.;" "'''Mtl,l ~I"..: 113\'"(, t o : n, in (n'd T tu en'(' th ~ huge dellt TJLOm:1~ Hartle:,>, ', . pccubtions h~IJ inenrrt.:rI. (;renfal Rl mly h'm df ''''ollld hk P') e .... ioll (If the plae , h:1\,'n~ luaned it-. o\yner 'a t "urn \.,-ith ~ahlt:ll "i11. i.'~ s~curity.

"Of 'Cl1lr 'e h ' h'ul inf,HTIll'cI )'h ion ill ('I)nritl"jnn, ":'-'ot1l' 'un C::ln

(,Onlilid llh education. P rhap. nnt ;It Edmer . Hill. though. n"tll tll prt'­p:1rnlol-'\' ..,dl(lol ::wd '1I11l'g<. ther ;.1l'e lllll exprnsi\'c- l':1f 111(') 'fH'n i\t, ' he had fC'PC;llC'd, -h :lking IlL grc:,-- henci d i "nppl'C)\'ingly.

Tht' ""y(, ks wh i '11 f()i owcd \\' l'r lill -d \\ ith hlC';IJ... terror for \[:Irion. Her

, i leI' ecmeJ Lu hr her on I~' ... tr('ngth , It wa. G rtrud', whu lo 1- dwrg OIl

tllat d:JY ui' thE' publiC' 'llH.:tiOl\ 'when :\£:.tri (Jn'~ friend,. with o.;uperfll'ial ,,'onb ()f :--ymp~11h:,\ "h'ly l:\..:lmincll l'hoi<..:c piece ... If furnitllre ~ n 1 llric..'-A­In":I(', ~ nrl \\':tikd e:lgcrl:,-' rill' tht' ntH>

ti(lneer'~ ntl~al IT\' flf ( ,,)in~- ~ oing-

GUll .'

ST, ~.\ ~ -THO~Y OF P ADC'.\

" Y ou ~ nel Tlml HllI't ("orne hUlUr with me. dEl;tr, " (~crtrlld(>'..; lun(' \\" ,1 ....

1 ('!'''uas ' n', ... 1" thl' 1:.,,1 \':1n Iliad ,.t' tl'cet I'I,J led <I11 \\'n l he.: ,,1 , 1l11' d rin' (If

(;::lLlcu \,ilh-L "'1'11(' childr 'n : 1I'~ \\":Itrh­lug fur yelll bllth ;\n!l I kno\\' yllli will 11 alll· tel thbl, rIl Cl n: (,' 1 ':11'1\' ~1\\:1,' frl I I I- ft' "

.\l1d in lIlt' lntiT1. k ll ll llC' lifl' :11, l.('rtnl< ,',. ~I:tr:()H did \.'11 l a t:frt:lin

.dlll, \ h' ell , It' 11:ld .11\\":1." ... raikLl til kn()\\" ~t C;:ddvci \ -ili:1. T uw, tew . ~elll ­

('0 til cn i \I~" th ,im Il' jo, '" ~ It furty ­()11~ -:Iri .!, . lred . I rturnin,r alter

("I111I1 I .. "tiol (I t' Ii "tt die~ ~l Edllilre HilL he In ra'll l.: l'llr:r ... E't \...-llh hi ' l 11 1I .. in r;t'(f {'~l " \\'1)1: ' nn t 1r TllOol It':HlI ::nd \\'itl.1 1 hI.' pLlIH ill~ ~1t Ger­trude ' Yr(T'\ t:lhl ;.;arJ 'n.

'Iariun. -atchillf! the nci <f hL'lUr!-' as LIlt'" trimm!:!d promi .. ing h dgp aHo. l'bntc,l flll \'l'r , ... cCITIc·c1 to r:l\ l tor the dutie t v pcrturmcd . G~Lh:J

YilIa ~ hol hous ~ "ecmell herl . nch ;trtifki~ I pl:1t' . ... . '\ 'hen ne might .'are 1 nr :1 II d (If p:1 n ies, Ill' \':\ tcb fur the h(,;lrl !I f a r~lllldl> l' to op n. The hOll <;

a<:ro ... the . treet '\;t ' Y:1(\ll1t: its Inpty fnli:1 nt! ho .· e al tile Crun t winu<n· ... faced th~ ... "t SIt· eemed t() pidure­thell Hlild "ith thl" ·ill,.... I,ll) .... ' I m~,

And (~t'rtrlldt' would he ",) \"e'Y l1('flr.

-hl" ,yonJl.: r 'J --G:1hlcJ YUh '''ilh it · luxurie : Yarid, Stre t with it .... pl:tin hOll' t." \\"(llIlu hel' 011],' "'illin~ to lin' til n'.'

"S:IY· ~l()ther.' T()Jll ,loin d her one (';11-1." (.'\,enin ·t upon the porch. "I\'e ut'rn rC:lding for th<.> la,t fc\ (by ... all ul Harold's college pre "'P~ ttl . ' l'clie\"(' I'd like t) 'tt) t I Sl. AmllT'o"e's nc:-...,l : U1'. \\\Hlld :'-'Oll hl.-' 'Yilling.1 I'm

l1r(' I'd make glllid ..

".\nd, )'l othel' " he \\' nl on ""vithUl1t :1\Yailing I1cr :1.11 \\'('1', "[ ~'i 'h y u'd <le-

iJe to I h'~ . flll1e \\'h re nt:' ,- Aunl l'l'­

trudc. YOl\'11 nc<'d hl;i'" when I'm ~n\'ay at St . \r '),1'(1"<'," he h sit:1ted ()yer th:' Ia .... t """jill :1 uro:td h()yi~1t ntile.

"\\'h~' -- TUIll - perll:lp ," 'farion Illan:lgcd to rt'pl~'. I ttt :,h(' hrc3thed a ~igh I It heel' ju:,--,

I'rom a nC:lrily chllrdl. a hl'll \\ag tolling for YC pr1':-,

(~ rtrudl' ~lPIWarrd t1llon the por 'h, nui 'ily fllllo\\"cc1 ,':-' thl~ chi Idrell ,

"\\~(>' rc going t() chllrch , :\r:lri()n," . h(' ~lIlI101ll1ced in :1 1m ' tOIlt" .

:\1:1 rioi1'~ reqll l c.::UII aftt r :t he ' i­laney: "~I:I' " 'r rtl) """ilh You, rcr­(ruuv '?"

\\-ithin thr church a fe\'\" minute" fatl'l', lhc ,'oung Leighloll fih-r1 iIltn a front pcw. while Jbl'ioll and Tom foi­l 1\\'L'd Gt..'l'lrllde down t u the Luuiliar (I]tl [:lmil:- ,iLtin,t. \\'her as:\ '11rl. ~I:tl'i(\n lt~ld :-tl uflen klll'll. Frul1I lhe organ o:;;oundl'(l the opening <.:h()rJ~ (If a hymn to 't. AnthoTlY and lite child­ren hcaan lu :-- iug', their C).,::I r YU\lng 'oice~ ri ing :Iilrl falling ill pfrt l

ha rmony. "To-ua.· "'as the thirt Cllll1, )'brioll,"

C. 'rtrlHlc \\':1 "",·hi!')pering. a lllll!" uf llll­dcr~tnndill" 10\'0 upon hcr f~CI, "St.

ttlhnny' rca t d:..ty . TIl<' ('hildre:t ::lI1d I In, dl till' llCl\,(':l Ill' :"IIU.'

, 1:lrion n d(i('(l ""Il\'.ly ~lnd tlll'led Itl\\'":Htl · till' :tltar, "ht:f(> till' tlirkcr·n;..{ candlr lioht r<'\'c'lkd <1 PI' fu')ion Ill' .... lately \\ 1. it Iii ic-"', Ikh cell tile llf) \,\,pr.'. tht,; "'td<l doqr of thl' t;llJl.!r­ll'lrk :-.. ('met! tn I cl'l.;,on her tt) it" l.<IIIe/y Pd ... ol er, Sudd 'nl. - _ Iw ; lI1k

to h 'I' knl' " for inlll her heart h'ld crfpt a f ('I ing 01 pl'~Il.'l," \\' ich .... h<.' hac! l()<.;t thr()u~lt lill' lUll" y('nr~.

Till; '\-'_mucr \\'or]... r of P'ldw hnd found it for her,

The futUf might .· tiLl (-'('TIl ld,lC'k. hut I n .... e"''' d uf that pencE', )'brion H~lrllc:,-' ldl " thrlt Gnd w(lulu ()On

h:lnbb the d r]\, e' .... .

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I Obituary II REY. ::\IOTHER )f. CLE~IE~T, S. G.

Tlh: death v1 Rc '('r":lId :\fttlhel" :\bry f./cfl1ent. SllpC'rior General v1" the Sis­ter .... nt Ch~ rit~·. I\.ln, t-;toll, (':lmE' not ()nl~' n'\ a ,h vI,. 11 II a ... ::1 profuund

O H()\\' to her Si ter. in Religiull. :md to tht: brgc HUIl1ber of ()ther wh() '~l1l1? \yi thin tIll' lt~1Pp~' r8.diu · vf 11('1'

inlhlCIWt' .

RC'\'('l'cnd ~h.,lh(:'r had he'Cll in ex­l'cllf'llt health until fotTr aay" prior to Iwr dC'lth. \'"hilt:: "-(Id"ing :It the ne\\" rphalla~e to "hich .... ht' had de ·oled

a "L'l';!t dtaillf h r tiI11l' dlJring lil Prlst· ~·r:1r.:..h \\"a!- ."udclf'nb- "lricken ,ylth thl"' illn ,,:-. ",hidl 1(»1111in~tcJ <;() f:1t. ll.- . Dr. Clwrlt· .... E. (YC nllor was ,,11111-

mOiled :wd lat -'r Dr, Phelan. .\IJ tJwl n edind ~kill cOllld deyj . e. t't r her r('­('t! "('r.- ',";1 lllla\"[1iJin .... (;od had i ........ lI( d ( he i ri"t' \ "() 3" 1l' "('('1"<:" : 11 {' ·W OT" I;,. \\':1

tilli ht'd. .\l I.:il~ 'f(JlHia:--" murning, July 14lh, . LJrr()und d h.' her ()ITO" ­

in:.; Sj"tcr .... , het' hc I:~; ()tli I)ur t i'urlh i t k ! 1 '1 Ill: Il t (j [ l' L1 Y t l) n t .> r j n I ) l h t re\ -:1r d prom} d t tho ·1"' who fur :11~ l'

·tIl to to llll\\" the' Di\"inc ~r::ht('r . n \ ' (''1"I!I1(J ~r( ) thL'r :'bry <:1 ment

( CaU! "rim'" She;1 I \\-~ . I)(,rn on :\1:1:,>' L l' .-,(). Frnrn her l':1 r 1 i ~I ~'e" r" ,Ill! m :l lit ... t< tI til l! \:" : .... ~~~~.:: ~ ~ ;,,"l]iti .... nf

mind :1nd JH ~rt, \yhkh. a· · h :Hh:1nc­'n in ~·l·. 1" .... g~'l' lu.::trf' tcl It'r iiI' . On

Ode ll. '\ r lxK>. ... IH· nt red at King lon lh<' Ht'liginll . CV1ll1l111l1it,' \\"herl: .... hl· "':I~ dv lin d by T() d to prrful'I11 ~rl'~11 cl ul..... \\"ilhin a fcw \\" l'k" :1fter her admi ' <.;.i nn the tir,t gr(,~lt .~ 3Cri[j('C 'W:1<.;

H1:1dt' willI her rh:lrade-rhtk g n I"o<;i­t v. Her dl":1 r mnllU?r died lIc1dl'llly ~mcl he \\":\ UIl:lhlt' In rcturn !ll ,m til "i \\" her ( : \rth)~' r JH:1in .

Th Comll1unity lHm T"e3Iiz(-' (J th:lt Si ttl' :.\1. C/t.JIllCllt W:iS n(/I,\\"(II \\·ith xlrklul'liin:..tr, · :d)ilit~- ~lnd tllrllllgbulll

th/' t l rly-G.\"(' . -~ :HS 0 h r Rdl"i( II '

l i f. h HILt! nwn," IJIl('ruu .... nffin.·:-, (If n· ... p n D ... ibility. Fl)'[ three :,\C'nr_ ,,~c guided the d ~"tinT(>~ uf the :\".J\' irl' \\"hn "'ill nrY('r f()r':';l~t tbe Iv .... (In, o t" \ irt Ie ind('libly illlprE" .... (l both l,y \Y(li"( alld ·',\:l1uple, Fllr Ii ~'(':tr" .;;Ilt' \\a" ~IJP('rior II f St. \, illt'cnl elL' P;ntl Iiu'pibl. r(lrl ... \ illt', .wh'I'(' Ill' had h l )~t~ II f frit nd~ . During the r Illn\\"in.tT lIl1"C't'" y. ' II"" .... hl, held :1 .... illlil:ll· p e",ililln :1t I u<; ~lt·.\· I-bll, dmonl'lil. .\l lhe (it'11CT;11 C!I:1!lt .... r held in .ru!~· l!1t ~ .

:'.l u th r \1. Clcll1C'nt \\:1 dL "cn ~L1pl'r­iur (; 'nl'rat lit' LILt: )rcl(;r. .\t tli .,­pi 1':11 i un ~l r till' :.llltl n iC:li tE:>rm "h(' ])t'l.·alll\. Ab i"t~lnl.-(jencraJ. Tn 10:!7 she '\\-:1, ~l~:..til1 dL'd'll SU}lt>ridl' (~C'n ra1 \ -hie! })II' it iUIl ,he IH: lJ u nt i I tilt till l!

of her death. P nd r h r ref-, i llle til In~ tilllt"()n h~, {l ouri 11 'll :Ind m;ln~'

n ,. i"p und :tlioll :11" !ll. Ji1ufili..'nh tn ~I I ) th('!' ~1. CJellll.'lll .... I. ·~d.

In a Hf'llgir .u .... ) 1"(1 . }" wlie 'f:l11h i:-.

lh~ (' ,., III l',1 IH'· rihgc 4' [ ·tIl. \1 Ilher Clemellt' , ':li t h anel nlntitieI t · :-.hon~'\

l"e~[lklld ~ltl~. Slw " :"l.\\' God ~ith ~11-Tl1 (l~ t th cle:Hll (> .... " f <1 d na 1 \" i. i on in all the clilIkulLi nL lift, and \\' ith t ' , -(:'

t i~(' d unerringly on thl: gu I. he ,cry­l .. d I [illl \\ ith()t1l (llilprnmi"t'.

()',"ing tll h r rt:1ll3l'k~}'1 ·xcculh·e :lhilil.- her :lchit·\"emrnt· wrre grc3t. hnt till ~rt';\kr \\";1 hel r.hri t- likc htL1lliliLy. which l('u her tn :lttnhnte :111 sllre · ....... :1I\(1 ~llH':' tn GI )II. In .. :linl .J l l ·V. ~ll(? al \":1,': fo und;:1 aithlul ricnu, II rtirubrly ill tilll(,~ of ''' reat

fin~lBcial .... tr;lin. 11(':l \ ,I ik ll her €'I r (If C'yery l lpportunit.'" ll) .... llre:ltl <i '\"()­lion tn thi ' ~ "t!<lt 'aint.

II , .... ncitl\l r tbt, t.'x.;\r~"wr:tliun (.1' :Ifi'edi"n !l Or:1 po"t -lll rllJIU · llln~ . " to

"3~- lh~lt ~I u lher ~r. C!t:llLl· IIL'. bC.'lntiful p<'r 'o n:1tity " "I" lnh3IH' l ',J h~ m:111~'

1"'lrr yi r lu t'') \\'hich .... he p . " . ""ell in an l'Hlint:nl ell'gre. .'" onr n:alil.ell mure fully th~lll .... ill!. the [111rp'''t' ()r Sl. Yin­('('nl lit! P~HJI in fo unding lhe Si t,,·\' .... of Ch~lL· it;:;. n:'I111\.'l~-. the' ('~II" " l the p ou t'. thr ... it-l~ ·I1H1ll1<.' elrph:.tll " C(.m'(·ql1rnt ­I:,,' hC'~ll"tl'l"' lL o:; ~·mp[1lh .... :L11(1 lJ()lInulv ~

dwrlty fIll" Ctil·i"l· .... pllllr and .·l1thl"-lng Wert :tlll u II;..! Iler (Jut ' t:1ndin ' f

('h:-- l":lctC'ri .... lic.. r u' nn ;, ncl nil . he lwu lIl.C' lil':1rl I ) f <1 tl ' IHtcr II1nthr~', t'" r ""I'citiull tl ) 1" th 'it" piritl 31 'lIltl tl'll1-

pnr~1 \\"('1 faa' . \ ery ren'llll~' . :llld ur th nr l time ill tlte hi l()r~' vf ihe Tu-

illi te . ;el the i ll ... t i~ ; l l j l) n 1)[ ~I v thel' \1. Clement, a Spiritual Retre~rt of three ttl:· .... \\:1 .... Lu ndt ctt rI rlJ f tb l' .Iged or the nOli.... ui" Prll \ 'iJL'!1c I.~' Hc\'{~rclld

• _.T. T~dh· . :.S .... . Pl. TI1I"' Ih:\"otiun lIl3.l1i­

rt:'~tetl j,y lIll'''t' l l id 1)(>llpk I ro\"c.! t'Oll-'illcingl~' the ekplll (If their :q lpr 'l'i~l­

tion of thi" priyllc!'e' . The ll.:dl )\\"ed melll o ry I,f " h o i,' H'­

li<ril ,ll" "lw h ~1-; _ l'rn~d GlUJ : .... did :'IClllwr 'T. Clement tor f ll rt:'-fiH' :'C':lr, 11 d Ill) tf)ltdlill " 1I:1ncg\"rir, 11') higlt­.... 'linding C'tllng,". Tu dll "I \\ ' l uld he to try "I I) )l:lilJt the lily, III gild refincd gllld:' In llll' "iknc(' o f hI..' " r~I\"C' Iler "~ICI ' cI 1l'Il1~lil1' "ill .l\\:tll lll' (,cnrr'd I t..:. Ilrn.: 'ti on. . II trlll11l' l" t- tnnr vf LUlie \ -i II ()und ht,J' rit:·t-'d in Ilw l': r..;, (If tilc li,tE'lling J1111Ilitlllit' , no hi .... -to rian \YIII 1' ;1'- 1111 tn fullln' gl'llcra­t itlllS the "l(It · ~· or hcr grt':1t Ii (. ~,l't th L' 1"C'(' lI rd o t "t rlJ grr;,tnr ... ,'. the ,­CPH' I1C li t inn ll I11('}":tllll' :1rh \If \ iritll·. i .... r e 'clrd cd in kltrr' or ~ I,lcI ir illt: B ook C1 [ 'EkJ'nClI Li ft' . . \'irl·:ldy hl ' 1:1"

I (': Inl Chri"t '.... w (, nJ.... II I' \\' ke I IlL ...

"Co li e y I,!('" d (l r :\ly fath ' 1' . " Tilt· (rlClU!' 01' her yirtue ... " 'ill I)r (,\"Ct'

dl t' r i"hl'd :1 ' :1 pn ('i otI:- I ":.:1(':- by IlC' r 1,(>1" ;)\"rd , i"ler . tn \\ il om tlH'Y will (.:('n·C' :1" ., t.bil.\- in .... pil':1titll1. H Il \\" :11' -

1 l i l' :lldl' t o Hr "('1'(>1 tI \l (ltller CIt m Cllt

:.ln' t.l\1 fn llo\\"i w .: worc! " : \\'h l) (·:111 It 11 LI1I' lIl· d .... of t:( It Id Ill' ....

TI1:1.t ri ,:,;hl lI:lnd Ire )111 h tt ('()nc l' :lIvd A "" t until TiuH' · .... Y(' il b 1 iul..· lL \'-ill ll1e 11l1111c r .... t:ll lll ·l; \l, : t1 t ·,l.

TIll' tll1l' r--l l le )l. k p an ·\\"t'" w .... ,by I1l 1. rl ' i ll g, .fuly !Ill L :ll ni n u 'cllll'k .

S f) (' 1I 1ll (" fl U ' em. :\Lt · \\":l c l!h: hr a teJ L~· ' - 'ry fi t· \ . \1 ' gr. . -i h ol"O Il, Y.G. a""j tru 1 y He\'. P. .1. l\: c ~n Y ;i

de<l(' (1 n , ~IlJ Ht.! , L . E. St .de:-- . n 1> ­Jt'<lC'on, \yltll RC'\" . (i. T. ~f:..tl"lin , \1. -ter cIt Cl'remoni' . Tb .-pac1t1 u", dlllrcli of ()ur ,\1 ,t hCl" vf S ITO \ 'S W;I~

cfowdt.'(l ,'ith friend, (r (.In Ult: cily ~nd cl cwhere.

Tht.! "CrIll II " ':1 fire' chea hy tlH~

Yl' r. Hey. Dt.>:ln ~\. ,J. Hanky nf G:m­:JJ1"rrll. T"lkillg fo r hi::, tcxt -

"E\'t'rynne thu t 11:1 krt u. nll C or lll·('thre n ~ J r ' j,kn or fnther O i" m ()th r o r bud fo r Dl . IWIll ,': .... at!.· lJn Ii re­n ... i \"(> an hUll l"C'dfvI Ll :lnd , h:t 1l p, l ~ . e" .... Il [< t'\ 'C'.rh"ting. \Yl,rc1 l ~ lI..ell trolll thc II d~' I (1""1' l' I i l('('orJing tv .' t. . L tthr\\. Cb:.lp. I!). '\" l'r. .... l.' 29," ni~ht Ht> \'ercild :Jlon 'i~nori. \"l'r;.· nc\". and nt.'\'l'l"t.'nu I' ather". n('Y(lrl..'llIi ' i,­tt'r ... ~md tll.:':11"I\" oelll\'cd 13rclhr"'n:-

\ \" (;' ·1 rf> :1 ' ~ .J Jlll krl [ r th purpn .... e vf II rformill ' f :t ,Ol ' lUll nei a . 3rred d Ity . \\ . 'll't h(' r l() pay a la t

trilJtlk Iii 1" "IlC'>ct to the 111C1l1oI'Y vf <I tnt!. · g'n':lt [teligiotJ". \Ye are here ~Ihn tCl {'(II1 \ ~, nuT' "inc rc antI iJ.l"lrt­

felt ",'mp:lthy tn her Ll1'\"i\ illg r ,!:t ­t,\· .... :1I1cl fri mL , but all( l\"t' ill!. \y('

~ "L' It 're If) ull'1.'1" lip (UI" rn ut lIr~ly­t r .... ttwl (;ud 1Il Hi, intinite I1H:rcy

nt:\\· r.r~mt to the .... \1 111 ul J1l1' di­tiugui If'd dead a place (f refre"h­Illcnt light and pcac.;e. 1 llall Bot ,lUrI I [I t. Ill:" rI(,,:Jf hrdhren, to d o .iu..;ti '(' to the life and "lid, ilL" !h(' bb' l~lIll t.>ldl. ' d ~r( l tllI ' t' ~L I I'.v CleIll nt. lor r I,li o \ Clnl~' t O ll ,\<:'11 ho ' in:Hlcquate III - t cchlt dTvrl \\"o111d Ill': lll l,rc­()\:t'r. wer' .... 11 p 'nnitt d tI l peak ~lt tlti .... lllUlllcnl I kno,,· full ,\"ell 11 , lltkrly lI[lpll'\rd 'hL' ,ynuld he t n any­tJlil1~ in til w~y ur (,1I1u;.:~". • t th t:! ::,;lllW tilHe T fe I tll'\t r 'Y()lIld nul h(l intt'rprding ~· ()tlr wi he, di 1 l !lut

r (':111 fill' (lllr Qlutllal edilication ,:w d COII<;;obti('11 :-.{)nlt'lhin~ ul' h '\' pre­c1Ull" life'. \\"lJ:1t a 1l13gnifi('enl \"oct)­lif)n i th:1l ltl the' rdi;'i()l1 life~ \\'hal :111 (' xtr:1C1rdin;II" ~' gr:1 (> for ;1 young \\(III1:11l whtl 1 . I c.lkd. \,"ha t an hO/lUllr f u r lel" I;Imily. Such· \ (lC:\ ­

!i nn J III tile " ~ri I:" COHH fr ill (rod, I' ll I' to th..: r('ligi(lu .- our Di\'illc ":n iur :I~ ;1 .... III the .\p l l'Ut.·" ( l l' (l lll, "Yon

ha\"() n o t c1w '11 :'k, hilt T h:l\"(' 1..'11,,,­('11 ;'1111." Thi· di\'il1l' \ n'~lti o n, I11:--' d ' ~H' h r ,thr ' 11. \I .... lI'lll.\ - lI1 :Hlii "l it e I r 3 t 3 11 r:lI ·i. - ' 1:":(, . Tit) ;.. () t1 n " girl \ \it n i" d r t ·m:ll 11 L" the conn'nl 11 ~ly

n ot 1(' lthH't: ;.:il"t l' rI than lht' cl lIg-'r

gi 1"1 t It the n (> i g I "( 1\ 1 r h ( )I IC I , 1 l' rll ; 1 J! T ot" !lHldl. I'll tlH'l't' i.., ':;OllH:ltlinh r Ill:l 1'1, ; tI) 1 c . n Ill'r l" b:1 r;l ct ' . I ~ r

t:1"t l'" arl' ~1II11r\\'h:it dirrel'<.' llt frllrn h e r cnmp..tninn ' . th~ w orld 11;}, 1l(J

~perial :lUCldie n fl'1" ha. .\ ... :1 mere child ~ l(' m: . .lIliH'''['''' a " 1' , 1 li1,ing for pr'\)"cr. :lud h \ T~' lIluch :Il hume ill Church. Slw] ) \" l' . t t ) ~h i. t ~ 1 d:1ily ~L\ ~ , tn ,i il lh DIe .... cel S:.tcr:t1l1 Ilt Hnd lo :tpprCl:lch fr 'flUL'ntly lh~ :lC-

Con tin ll t' rf. on Page t (!It

THE GUARDIAN FOR SEPTE~IBER 1930

~n (dhildren's :7four 'VHAT HAPPENED TO TOODLES

Thi i ' what happenetI to Tuodle . . :1 '<.'oruing tu a story that come ' front l\orth Carolina:

"Here, Tooule ' \Y:lI1t· ric.I '?'. ToadIes beard anli Llnd rstoud ; (ur

when i~ it that ither man or uug hears of th likelihood (If gdting . (1m lhing wanted and doe ' n'l lInder. tand'! \\' II. a, I ~aid, Tuoules lInLier. lood. A . wift ru~h and vigorous Jeap hrought him right into the midLiI uf the plunfl wher in the young Hyj·· tor and om er, hi" InCfstcr, \\as ju~t takinM his pL e .

"I1ere. her . len<iy ~ ~ t ~u fri 'I' Y ho . You 'll get ther in time:' relllon­Lr~ted th young m n, h . towing

friendly -mack upon the quh'ering dog' hony,

To Idles subsided ~IS de ' ired ~ hut after minute he grew yery tired )1' inaction he mati· ~lIwlher ru::;h. which took him almost oyer the sid of the \' sseI, slowly .ri ing c uun- till' ground, Over the dgc he hung. ab­sorbed in the contemplation of pro-ceding ' . ,\Yhcn th pbn' fInally denr­

(' Ii the earLh and swam, lightI~' amI gr •. cefu Ily into the lear pen, he wenl wild. m. rkins 'ery III \'em nt with a series f barks that mlrfbt mean eilher cheering or fright, just as one chose to take the matter, As for his tail, I sup­pU .(' it WQulLi haye \\"ag 'ed right off if N ture hadn t put it on Sl) !', curdy ~

For a\\'hil~ all went \\'(>11. The tIay wa ' d lightful, th air delici o u ' , the company Souperbliye. Toodle .. h (I the tim of hi Ijfe. Exhilar:1ted auu [0:­

ing all self contr 1. 11 hound 'd :ll\<1 re­hounde 1 all :tUUllt, until u swiu 11 ' l op was put to his antic· .... ,-\ las ~ He Dountl-

rl on e t 0 often right O\"(T the ~ide of th plane, a bllndr d feet now a 110\ t1 l' ~ l\ r face a t I ~ t. () f r U ti r S e :1 h 1I n -dreli t i n't ~() \ llry lllu'h of ::w :"Illit ude. hut it "':1.' Tllor~ l11:10 . uffi('ienl for unfor lnnale T omB..... Oyer and Oy r he \,,"('nt hefor('- pl op ~ Down he

ank int o :1 -mall ~tre:tm Jirectly IH lo\\'.

Toutll ",' nw. kr cam prelt.· nenr rtoing pl up: aftcr him. for he \";1 ' " ery fond uf th litlk Cello'S. 4\.l1d \'h:1l d Y0t1 think '! Before he 'oultL 113 yt;' Ulln 1

~l) if he had ~eril)II"Jy . 0 int nlled, tip IJuppC I Tu()dle~, "tru crglillg an paw­ing. till he tinaIl\' r~cO\' 'fetI Lrt':1tb and pre E"nce f minci :lnd ' truck ollt for th nea.r-by ~h()re. HI:' gul therC', t oo. .\.s lhl' f~lscillated w:ltchcr" :1hoyc . azec! he Ic'ap t1 ash re, gn\"e him~d r , <;hakc- that nlll~t hcl\'e \\';Jkrl d a con­"id<:>r' hie pnrl .J the r coal e~t;tlt' ad­joining. and tun.! oIl into n pi(,C'{A o f \\"oo<i:-- dOse at hanu .

"PI l1t~· of life ill Lhe old lal1d :'>'el~'

"<-Ing out a sYlIlfwLhizing member r th plnrll""; crew. There ccrtHinl~' was. TO(ldl', didn'l W:1 -te ':1 ~ingle gl ilce 1I ))\\" ;1 rtf. H"' . imply lllokfd aruund for. <lcmandt'd and g L comfort and , o}acc frum human 1lI'l'lhren nlll tar frclrn t hl ~pol; :md wh n hi . dislrncletI master finally tra ked him out :lnu fO Hlld hill1, hE' \\':IS perfectl:,>' al hume with s trangers who had tIb('o\"('re-d und ~u 'core 1 him, nnd wa~ walking alHlul. head in air, 'with the' manner til' on(;'­thinI<ing to him self: "\\'hal ~I good a ,~ nm T :.,

S,\YIFT CA~nLLA

"'Yh~n l.'-wift Camilla cours the plain, Flies 'r the unbendin 'y ern. or ~kim .

along- the main."

Yl LI all kn(lw ailt)llt rac(' hoI'::' S 'Inn railr ad xpre 'S train nnd lit her mill..· ­a-minutl? contrivance. , t (. hlJlT~' lII' a jOllrnr:,-' that i" otten nol w orth ~dl thi l'OIHIll ti n. BuL hu\\ lI1~tny of ~' OU

han' madt> eqll~lintalln'" ilh "Swi t C;\11lilla ., '

Ul" \ Jd-Limt' Fin' .... ide Young [-,()ll~s

knew ' II about 11 r th ough; h ow ,11 'j,J1H to I ~wi t t. :1ud h ow gOlld it \ ' :1 ..

fill" her that ..... h e ":I-.. ! " "hen fir:--l bruught {o publ ir no t ire

..,11e W.t I tIt a tin ~' I ·Ihy. thc d '31' litL le II:! Ighkr uf ~Iet:1hlh, u m'w (If n ote in lin£' of Lhe lirl!cian trill of thu t' dl~·s . wh " had the mi st' nllnc-a \ l.:l'y COffi­

lUI'11 011 ' - uf not pleasin;.., l'yeryhl )uy. III fact, during rt rIb ... sir u. ci\'il w:tr, he \Y!j, fl,r(,t'rI to ny frul1J hi, nath'c cit, ', ("lrrying nothing "'lth him hllt hi, lane :tnd his tiny d:ll1ghkr. Sit W:l hi: TI1()~t prl' il)1I p o ... se ..,iun. and th e re: ,ya ' n, ) lll()th ' r tt guard her, hr1\\' ("U lll d IH 1 ;I'-e her 11l.~hind him!

Hi. 11i~hL took him aern " a \\"0011

Crln r:ltul ln the- "odd , Di~na. ~I" m o .... t \\ olld: w ' I'(~ in th (),t' d:.tY .· . (hrL­

idt' til thi~ wOlld rnn til) riy ~ A n~lz _ JUS, '\\'hich, if he ('ould onl :,-' pa . .., 1l.

would ! e:l \ 'C:' him a t" :md sUlllld :lmid • r ie'ndl~' ~lIrruul1tIin,rr,. illlt h ow to <it

il .' It ,\'as , wollL'n and (Ingry rom great ra iTh thal had f:lllC'l1 rC:'cenll '. He>: \Ya IJllnlened witll a II~lll(l, who ~()uJd n \"('r :--lIn'iy hi~ plunge int o lI.H' fLJ h­in'1" \\":1te.r : h cOlIld noL I aye hl'r be­hind:

nut the'll :1gain. pllr~H el'S \yerl! nIl hi, (rad ... and aduall:,>' nenr. Ht' h('ard anLi Jlc,:'an to p n:ciyc tht;' si"lh ()f their ;1 rprO;l h. r n ul'''pa i r. he I..Til'd tlllt to Oi:ln~l: "God I S .' of t he WOll tl~ : I ('nn­: er;lte fhi ... m. id lu "ou . •

Then h I o und th finy T(,:tture firlld~' t (l hi" lane with thong: (If h: trl ' ,md . ~ his <.'n mi ~ appe'. [ed d uwn the length of tile \Y ()( I, he hurl 'd the bnr ' ~'nd it s human hundl tlcr<J .... ~ th . 1 f'C'arn with all hi force, \\. oul d Y0U

1I'Ii 'e it '? It wC'nL '1 , -;traighl ~I'" ' 111

:IlTOW tu thC' I)ppo .... ilt' ~hore. anu ~Iela-1m, , 0. shing into th W:"IYe'S, wa on~ r :t!mo!'t :t~ . ()un.

Ht> h~rdl~' tho ught to find hi: ('h ilLi :di \" : l'lll am i II" \\'~1. n't th:l L ld nu. SIlt' \T 'a ~ \. r:,. I11U (' b ~tI i n' i Ilul.:!ed, thOlI"lJ it l'l'\lJly would haYe ht·t'll nol at all ~[Jrpri~ing i sh had lIe'cn dis­('oWTl..'d In he mon.' d 'ad than ·t1i\"~, :1.1'1 r her r Ill:trkaLle trip through the air , ..... h I? \\"€h little and \\"eak, hut .. h(' had to go," a :--~ ' rnp' thizillg r aJer of her tory saill ai/out her. nut w(' Ilrkn in this life find th:!t when We' h.:1Y\.: to (fo ~i I hing. we an tIu it, no m~l t ter 11m1:: ltn:tlJl ' we lee! ollr,'ch·(' . Iw [ofe trying,

Camilla came out of her ill\'olunt:ll'Y Jlight lInsc:dhrd < nd UIlSInolhen.:(i. whil..'ll ~() JlI('a~t>d Lh· r-.odd ,,~ Oiana. inyuJ,eti in 11"f regard hy \fct:thu • her ral her Uwt ,he to(lk the ('hiitI under 11<'r special protertiun ftlr the r st ur h r lif , "'hi h ('1\ I d a~ rapidly as it beg:m. "\'h n ~hl' \\'a~ hnreJy growll.

h went t war with a Imnd of "\111:1-

I.Ofl . \yHIt <l nci~hh ollrillg tribe'. :lnd thl ~uddell thru:.-L o f n "pear in tlll' hand lIf an unnotic('t/ ..;()Idier rul ~hl)rt her trilllllphant l'ilre{'r .

So her n: 'ord l o r ('I: J 'rity (:\lrnded ('\"e'll t(l her mann r of <It·nlh.

fl i, Lold o f l1er (h:1 t ~lw COli fd P:l'" () \"l~ l' ~I fil:'ld o f I'll \( ~\\'ifLlY tlJ:1t tl1<'r \";1", not .\. '1) n III'l'f'z' 10 ' ,tir it lIlrtc! ,· by h e'r l'r\lgre ... ~, :I d that h

THE GU.'\RDL\X FOR SEPTEJII~ER 1930

could run oye r th surf strc~ 111 \\"ithnut '\"~tting h 'l' '\,:lS ~() 1111ick ahout it: Thi the lines at the Iwginnino ul

nhout " "'ift Camilla,

e of tt

ft't't, ,he exp lain!)

our "tnrv

The TraveJ!:' of A. ~Ionkey

If th Y I)lit you in a C3gl anti tolll yuu to - t~y then" for ~ rid ! f hlln­dred" f mil('s thr HIgh unl{nown part. , without CYPf ge ttin '1 ou t uf your 1 :lg­,,[I'e (,<lr, nnd if;. Jtt ditln't cnr fur the ~ i t I:1 t i on at a H, 11 0 t with"la nui ng that ~ 'nll \'"c re in COmp:lll,'" wHIt plenty of ()ther. (If y ouI' kind, 'mel Y () ll ~n" a Cb~HICt' to ('lI t . nu ftl n ':\11 of ~ I ·udden. w llul In't yuu d l it·? Of (' 0 111' -~ Y 1I

w ,'lIIlcl ~

. -\nd lhrtl's ill t \\1l3t .) cunning little muukey, l'assing thrullgh :".:e\'ad:1 1:1t('­Iy. h IlIno fo r , lill furth I' \H'St. tltol ' it int< hi .... little ilIaci ' head lo d o , The net p ' () \ etl to I I ' mon.> ,lin II "illg t q him th~ln to tlil' It'. in c.T(-'\\, :-Inti hi ' re'1I011 -~ildl' gunn1i::l.C1s, whtl didn't ' lljOY that trip, for sure,

:\ra~t r~[()nk y W:1s '1 \'alu LIe sp 'cimen' he had b n l' ollsigncd, ' ''''ith lhide n more , to th (':-Ire ot the f\. il­r O;,HI. They jusl had to 'at 'h him f o r ,('\'l'I'aI r 'lS()ns, De ' id ~ th(l<;; , th y '"",I hncl to ,how the rllJ1:l.'Y~ly .11" llJ t hig rother ~lan L' :..1111 1\" liltl~ Urulher ~f()nli.l'Y in the scale, SI);:t moYil1g pi('­tur ' n lIcd th.Jt is h;; no m 3n com­mon on ;IIlY tn in Cjf 3n;: line ,

The voung yjll in sC':1.mpercu o yC'\,

::md under at":1t flr .... l. Then, gro\\' ­ing h o lder 11 . \Yung up windo''\\' p o,ts ~ nd on to projectillns in the rC'ilings, I :-I hing f r um ':11' to 'ar, wHh anxio us : I11J ro\'ol'C'd pur l1C'f!-. , .'..Il of ~l suo­d n, h(, _ pi d !'l l :lreli.-'~~ly left open ""indo \" a nd ut he wCJlt down th ::-ide III' Ih(' car ~ "He' · dune for no\\'; . ... ll<lll t J un of th men b:l!)ing him.

nut he \\':1 n t d o n for at all. He : imply spr:lng upward again \ ..... ilh an ~l;.(ililv th. L IJel nng' til thE> m o nJ\.l·Y trih , ~lnd W:1:=; in tht: window anrI lip o n thE' lnp of fI \"indow hC' fo rl' yuu :--("tr ,1:-- could r alizt' lh~t hc had h('('o OTit ~ id~. He \"as haying ::t splE>nrlld time o f it! After thi. r:lsh \ '('ntlllV. hc w ouldn't lC:-IYc th train again; lmt IlL) a m lint flf coaxing or climhing ' (/ lild u r in~ him within re,lcll, E\' ry\\'h re l'be ' ''('Ilt :\b'ler :\fonkey, perfectly delightcn,

The (lth r 111 lTlkcy' :..tllhounh thc,)' couldn 't .... ~(', kn \\' Lhat .... ()mL'lhing was up. They cr '('ched ::tnu 'hatte[,E>d ill the iJng fTag ar. in a ChOf U S lh:1t would h~l\'C f,cen ('<1r-. plilling if Lhc nlli . f' !If thl.! trnil1 had lH'cn I ., .. , \\'h t'lhpf t1Jey \\'('r 'YnJpHth'zing ,,-ith th'if' (" nm­r~id r. ' II I' ;d\: fvr liberty, (II' ,,'hether they \\. re merely jea iou, or hi:-- .... up­erior luck, ('annat hr told ; hut there ('{'rt;\j n Jy \\':1" -O lll t

r~ilr():.:lcl tr, in ! 111m ' t iun on tlw 1

1:1 t l C meanti Il~, Ollr Ytl ungs ter

,,'unO' wd ri::m(,I:'J and 'huclled :1l1tliLI~ ' , ~ he '1 1'0en1!J h~ld\w:1rd and [u j'\\,nrd fickll.!d til d :..tlh (It the un ­, llCC(' tu l drflrts matlt: t(1 l'~ ch him, Thi \'!,'en! IIIl f il l' ~orue time. A thl'Y neared a , mall town ' ta lion nn the \ya~' :1n(I , 1acl\.eJ dn",n :1 h it, Ill' ~utkJt!/1ly m;-)rI ;1 d3rt. _ \'I Irricu till' ugh an n!lt"n­in;.; traiu \lc ulr, :llld - "!l'" 00' lo thl'" w )1)<1 .... for me: " h(;: l'yidl nll~T ,~ [li d to bjm~vlf. f() r ,liT t(l the ~llrr0l111dill"

" ood he dep:-Irt(' 1. fit wh:l t wOllld :-. em l( Til: ~t" good :1 sp d ~l the train had c .... t·r made,

A\. "t op "':1 . q u kk 1 Y 1ll ; J " l€'Jc!tr:..1ph­in f ::1I1d talk weill 0n III rril~'. Theil the lurds of cr atiull all nhoul the ' (:-Ition started (10', hot foot. rn()\'ed by duty, by o il' rs of IT " anI. antI h~' :..t n tU!'3] 10Yl!

uf th~ h:..t~t· , .-\. merry chA. t: A la "te r :\Ion!.,:cy lei thE'm all - 1Jl1t ~da' ~ ~I:tll

pro\" c! too I11u{'h fnr poor t ired uut little monkC'.'. :tnd Ill' \\"" fm~llJ:'t, !lrou 'ht IJ:lC'k in triumph to his ()rigin~d ,t;ltion among hi -mall J.;i lf, ('hatlt'rill' ( :mu If rill1 :1cing to hi .... hearl'.., content.

"\\\,11. it W:I'\ wodh it ' " h mu " l hn\,(' ~nid t( ) him " If. .. Thi .... is the end of ~ perfect bv!"

A::\"D THE~ L.\UGH

Bllild for your .... ·If :1 . trun ,' 1)0" F:1. Ili o n ('ach pari wi ll1 C:lre. \\"11 T1 it'~ . tl'nng :1-... y ou I' h alld ';I ll,

m.ake it, Put ,iiI your tnlulJl's lll('f . Hitl e tiler ;tli tlwu"ht uf our fa ilures, And ('n('h Ilil ter ClIp thut y ou (111 ~ f ' Lork :lll y llt' h~arlaeh " " 'ilhil1 H, Then ~il un Lhe I id and laugh,

Tell n() one ·1 t:' it ' ('! ntcnh, 7\ Yer ih ~e 'ret s "hare; "'hell y()tl'y~ (lfopPl'd in nil are and

worr~'

I\.ecp them foreref ther ; Hidl' them [rom ~ighl (' ( mpl<:l (' l ' 1 Iwt th e w o rld will 11 "-er dream balf' Frlsl'll the :--tron" II OX ('cllrdy­Th('ll il nil t he lid and lau gil.

CHILDRE~' COR::\"ER PUZZLE

C.A~ YOU GeE ? ,\.11), o f the pupib ,,-LlCl wj,h to .... eUtl

~n'wcr ... t ) the e plIzzlt" al' :d liberty 1 ,tI.) n. The fir fooo l t' l ill' [{,Ct.·i,' d " ' ill 1)(' puh li 'htd in nc -t m onth', i"ut" with the name uf lh' lUl' ky I:;llt· , ,,er,

"~ILL I'r BE YOl"? Pick Out Your R:l clio

Th(,7ni R"l,)~'('('

\\":l :1trtrt kn Ci ll lhl'

A Bun h' of Poet~ 'iXll ·r n o(l~1l

y tl, r n: "',ldl \TClr h

, ~mlClh Tt\,-ihieri

1.('\\ JI ll Ynn JlI/ .... !'I I lit " . n n III

Bird Curtniling'S

Cl1rlail '\ hird :1I1U I ::ne : 1 -:\. llltlo:.ln:h, 2-- n :lnimal. ;~- l idi( Ulill " ,

-I --The C' l.Jlu r of "1 1(1 l.

,-,-_\ pl<l(,e for hakin , Ii --.-\. primary cilloI' . 7- ·ThC' !llllld m:l(lt· IIY :l h('e .

l\ ~l( iff! Lac ice LL uie Rllldidl '

Girls' Xam ::-<

Taircc:lb R 1I1~l3 Grml' ~lch.t

Shinl'dil'

Dropped Yowel~

th- :-'-1'1 ' m-I - m-r- f-'i - -n th - c-rn-r th-n th- II - -s b-t lll- lJ-- ' d-nt n--J t ­m-I, - - f-,,,. th-- - f- n- ll r-~ht -nd -'!, -r-h-tJ- kn-\\' ", th-t th-s -s --,

European Citi~ ,

:\[1'1..'0 - - II \ 'n re o pl unl lt (J - fliumua Tc"nl'b- Si:1p Cdihln- L o",n

G\\' l dg:1 ...; - Srl ~i 1I i

A \r 'ea t Little Vowel

."-Iway" in h:-lppillL'S~. al\\"ay" in mirth ; ~l'\'er in tl"()lllJk , ne\' r in t1(J~rth ~ ~ 1\\,:1\'" in : (ainin~, nc\'er in In, :\.lwn:\'1.; in lJenelit. ney(>l' in crv s , Gre:llne:--s anti. glpry it 8{' . not nb ou(. ;\ (I f:lllle II' ~lppl:1lTsl e\' r llring it '

n:l lli l nut: ):n clarkn t: ... ~ '!,,,ill hold it. it'" alwnys i ll

light, III e \'('rythin N nice and plea .... ing HmI

hrigl If. Til Idl· ........ ing ' ~ O ll alw:-IYs will find it

('n~hri n('d.

ilul n t'HT in , o rrow (I I' ~ndne""" of mind .

·Ti .... a ' [" ;It lill!t' \'owl,l to Y Oll and t o mC'-

Thl' gn.:at >st 01 all, .Til -t nam it ::tnd st' ,

JIidd~n Birds

1- - ' 11e lIltlght a CU\\' " "mall ('hick, :1 d rp pail.

2- Tlwy " 'ill rull Tll the night. :1--Th:1t f lI. )\\, r ~ llled hi 1L1t.

4- '\ .... ' ca.lI i l till' . l'a G I'e 'Iuh, 5- 11 \\' :1 ht:'1' fourth rLl h til town .. 6-- Shc c. n d o \'ery \'{;ell.

n(,:lciing to (' o n lI111e time is nn 11 on ­,~t hut \\'(:'ah l'llI pl () ~'men t.

THE GeARDL'\"'~ FOR SEPTE~lBER 19:JO

:REV MOTHER. r. CLD.!D."T. S . G.

ContinlLed from PI gc S fen

Tnmcnt· of Penance and t h !He. eli .Euch ri,t ;lnU ::1.l1 of thi of lwr own ~ cord. Her good p, frllt" III III 'IIr . -arc ddirrhl't.i. that h h·i" Ihi~ ten­,ri ne,', bul th ~f do n t c:u tn:.11 hi_ " ]1 r. 1 ·~t th y huuld Ill:.! ,~ :1 O1j,t; kC'. iheir only pn yer i that tb '\ 'ill of Cod m~~' ht:' don in her l·l!~;II'J. Hf'f fnth r cont . or. h 1\\'(''," 1', to "'hum ,'he has r \. ;:lIeu "ryt"'ill~. :l<h'is :; 11 r in dll timc tu l'llll'l tIe ,)nn'nt. Delightctl !1(':" ul1cl \\'01' .,> \ ilh lIli' tl0ri inn lhe young girl "l:lrl 'IIIL ,'ith } <.'1' parcnt " ccm"cnt luI' thl..' ('on­"eut III thl' hopl' nr Ilcromiug 'l

rcliginll'" Sh 1" admittf'Ci fir ... t · a )1I,tubnt. and ,he t..; ~i\' n :l 1"IIt· nf

Ii fl·, imil:1l' lo thaL \\hieh hc \\"ill h T{'(jl1ire I to Clll~l ryE' '111 her life a ~\

r li~r1 tiS, if she pC'r: nTe~-)fllrning nlcdit :lti on. d:lily :'ott, .tntl Cnt1l-111Unl0n <:;piritu~l l'l:3din N

, \-1,;t.:. lo t k <;·11 ·<lCramcllt. amI ()lh~r cx­cn:i e~ of pi ty, int(>1' ' per~t'd \"ill! '~r­

tain uum tic <luti ". ace .rdi llg to till' om \yllich is ~I ig It tl hel'.

After ~PCIlc\ in '1 ~ {'ar ( PC) t llI:11l t. if ~1H' P<'I' ' eV<;rt" <)nd hI: r Superiors ;1r :1.ti<;ficd. ill' j" C~l1 ,tt u ( T1 to tak the' fir,t ",Iep in th rl'li~iou~ lift', j.-no\ ·11 ~ ~ tht' t:lkin '1 of the HIJI~'.­

H~dl il. \ hiclt ~dmlt... h r int0 the _ -'-~r,\'iti:tl '. It h herc in lhe ;\o\'ili:lte

that th r;11 stlldy It' lIle J' ligiou:-. lif(\ hegin!' unde!' thC' ~lIilL1n" lit thL' ~ii ll't' ... (If \"cl\i e.... Her lerm of l 'o,,' ic ' hip h[\\'ing .-pin'd if hL'r ni 'ertnr ~' s fit and her Supl!l'iol- ar :-; ti,I1l'.I, :-.tt<.! i, ~dll1illed tIl ,illll'Je pre [., ion. laking t11t, ~implt \ I)\\"' of r 1\'('1't, - . Cit:1 tHy :lnti ()hcdi ncr f r t (' l'l'n of tbrl'· Y "f'. Fin'lil:' if ~h(' P{'I'!l('YVl"t' - ill h I' h uJ y purpII"e, ::1nci nn nhjertion is 1" i'l'" II\' her (~IHI1lll111lit.' ,11(, i ... :Hln itkd to lin:ll ;mJ III 11111 proft ... it n. Ilindillg hi r-~' ('If irrC'\'()c~lhl,' til th .. · ~t'r ' icc' Ill' ( ,1111 .and he' ·uIlln1unll.\-. Ily til triple

1'\ " nl" I l\'PI" t:--·. eln lity : 11111 01, (1i -cn(e>. wliclt be'I:1k 10' th' rt-

Il.ai nlkr IIf h\'I if" SIlt' rCnOllt1l' 'S

flit, jill ti.11f' ~111 c1:tilll til tllr gUild ilL thi yo!'!tI. :lnl1 \il1in~l , ' rnr~l .. t t' e'r:- L gili 11atp pll':I'lln' Ill' thi" lilp. : r:r1 hy th y \\ 'd' Ol, ,.lit·lIe' . ,,11l' ren{)llncr~ her ",\'i I il ;Ill thin '( , k~"'ill" 11 r I'll IH'ncl.'l1rth ill tll.: hal d' Ilf hl'r r lie-ill\l' 'lTpni or. T \(' 'C ' . 111\- dV;Il' IrL'lhn'n, (lrt' lh \':ui ­(II: · trp~ \\- 1i It "-'d tit l::lk :'I'ltllt.!r . Lli ' C1elLlc 1t lLi 111 Ill],cr h ' p in nil' C:nl\~m 11 it\' of thr Si"t('l' Ill' ro"i­liene('. \\,h'iell hL''''; rn'([ with sl1'h n arkt..'d c1i,lindion lor lhe p:l t [111"ty­

Jlve:> yC:lr. Huw \\'ell ..,hl: I't'l"forme'(l her duties .a s a rdi~lull', l'tcord, lIt

. 1 i In~titutioll \\' ill Ill:1r g lH.'n'l!'

: ntl IOfJ.IH nt te , limony. [-'1"1)11\ the "NY bc; .. dnninN it " ':1.<:;' ('yident th:lt .. hl..: \'~' th:->rou'-h ly imlJU d \ illl illl: r -Jih i ulI ' "pitil. ~Itld in a hprt lime', her

uprrillr.., rc(' , gruziI. N her .• dh. ell­lru Ll' her \ -ilh the illlporLlnt officI.! lit . U<:;tre n1'. ~O\ ie, \'hich he fill­C'tl 'ilh rem ark:l!> l!;:! "U("C"'(:!).. H r fir t . ppnintmcnt out ill' the \Tuthel" HI)\{ 'e \\':1. . lh:lt ot Ltll::..tl up rior of the Ho~pitnl of l. \~in er t (le Paul. I3rocl'\'ill • a po"iti( n -,;\,hidl ... he:> held for sr\'cntccn y('ar' \\·ith rn:dit tu heJ'"rlf and to It r Cumlllllnit~' :ll1l1 wilh entir :lti action ll1 the public in ;,..:encr~.d , cndl"ll'ing It r ·JI tIl nil 1> y her ,l~ rling <lualitiC' ot III inu. :lntl hl':.trt. Her lle.'l appointment \"l~ to tlll: f~r C:llwdi , n \\'l'"t , :lncl ,,11-' W:l"

till' ronnelr\.... f nC I'~ ry Hall in the City 0f Eumunton, wherl' lwr memury b Ill'ld ~llld ('ver will he hcld in LJene­di('tinn, 'he \\'oulJ ll.a .(.' p refe rretl to 1'c111.:1.i11 ill the \\"t~st, to Hnhlt the \Yorl' :-- CI \\'ell bel-! II 11, b1ll he \\";:l _

Ie -tilll'd fur hi~her honour. ancI Ldng :'('C, I h!d to the \11 ILhe' HIHl ,,11 -' "':1 entrll~t('(l \\ ith Llll' II ighl~"t

fUr If lier .o1l1Jllunily. th:ll u1' uperi llr Gener.1. \\'hich h' iillt·d

\\ ith nl:lrl-.cJ (It,tinction tur nint..: ~· e~r~. urill" 111..'1' t"l'Ill this c.oru­llltWit,' (If lilt, " i lel" I If Pl'II\-itkllCC

11'1 ad '~n rI, e>"p~trHlL'u. :IllU pru­tiI"" d in ~I n1:1l'l\rd dcgrel.:. ,\nll if it i ill ~llch n l1oLJri:-,llin~ 'Ctmiltion t o- a. '. it i~ du . in l}(J :111;111 111 "'~llr •

tv lIt guiding i.11 tiLine' lIf the late lamented '1< tit r ~bry CI 'lllcnl. fIer b "t gn':ll \\'nr!, \\:1 fur the hdpll'. ~ (.rph3n" in \\'hUlll , It{: ;t1w~ y.' t(I"I' a :-.[) ci:d illlt'f '1. In r:lct \ -c l1l~Y 'ilY

lh:IL h 'I' W( ll'k [or lilt' t)rph~tns \\';.is

her \ 'I lrk f r"H'l'dil dinn. :\nll the 11(>:lIllilul 111..'\\ \luiit.1ing 'It 1. ~fary'

Ill' till> J.;lkt. ,ill l r 1111 Jdl'd, pl:lnncd ;llld I'l't.: "kd IJY hl:r. for l it comfort ~It' lit" hl.'iple:--, t rph~1n .... \ ill (' \ '(,1' re­maiu ::til in'pirin" lllVilullH'nl tn hCl" IllC'TIlI r.·, Sudl. m.· In 'llln'll, i.. u hl"i t" th ol\.~h rf:-' il1111er[ d re ' tIl11C (It' llll' life> 01 thC' l:tk :'Ifl)ther :'bry C/rI11L' II( ,,-hn"t' Ill, . w(' d 'l-'ply It ,­ploT' lu -day. . °11 lunger \\'iLl h r f~lm~linr ('uuntCl1:lClrt h" ,(;('n in ll11r

milht. ,\JJ lilt"' 1111hl· Ilr~aJ\ ' Ill' that nuhle \leidy arc llll\\' till '(1 in dt'at l. Trut' iJ('r ('ol'l'lIpliJJIL" body will II L'Umlll! l·l to the ' 1:\:,\' , Illll m~- dC'nt' 11J'I'llirL'n. l,as lie n0t ~ln immurtal I,ul> "J :ml th re s llrre('lilln :lnLl tile

lit .... ~1:'>-C; C.ui .. t, "IH' th:ll hrlil'\ rlll in ~rl', 'dll1nl:gh h(' lIe (/ca<1 hall li\'(~ '

~It,Lhl.'r :,\r :1rv I<"llleill i .. 110 Illnger ~I

Illemhrr (If tIl' Churcl1 ~lilil:1.lIl. hITt ll~ .. he- ~Jlr :ldy hecn arlmitt·c1 til tilt ( 11l1"11 • rillmphant. 11' prril:l) i . he d t:1ill('d for ~ time' in thl' Church

~lI trerin ;..:.1 (inti :Jinnr l~n()\\'". Tltl)t :t1Ii1I' ' :rt hili.'. L urd . :lII(L my Il l" Ih",'n. 'dLlJllugh ~r('al j, tht' dig­nity of the r·li~illll', CUITt' ' pIIlHlin~ly

g1' :It i ' hel' '1' 1 n ibilit~'. Il i, Illtl'

1I!:1nik,t r!uty , impll,('d npon II, b' ch:uity: III fling r tnPIl1hl'1' til !lllL (If thr blt- ~r(tlh('r 'lan- Clement. in our pr:lycrs :lud s:lcritlct'.... Tu-day the

"reat k, of ()ur L:ld~' at ~ItJllnt ar net \, ~h:111 ('111 menrl her to

tht" ()\\"n ul intercP ... . -lon of OUI'

RII!, t'd L:lcf. ' . nf whurn the lat :\1 Ither ~rar~' Clement \Y. a ('\ nted client. Til her ur\'iYing n:hliH\ and friend" let nil' ,,~y in the n3me uf thi~ \a .... t 3s. t:mIJl:. tll.t \\' ull"er lh m our inccrc anti hC:1rlf It _ ~rmp:lthy,

In the death of the btl ~I()lher ~Iary Cl ffient. thp .-\rehdiocl'''(~ the religi­ull" lifl' tIt lhe Arcllciillc<.! l' of Kil1g!.\­ton ha, lo<;t an ulll dl:ullpion the C()Tl1111llnity of the Si"t<'J" (II ~ro\ i­dc'neC' ~ II t ,empl:1ry II1f'mller -; und !lC"'..\' II fClr th' tinal :lhSlllllllOI1 i prol1nUlll'cd oyer h 'l' lIlortal ;llHl

prl'l'loll" rt'll1i1ill", 1<.'1 mc ex-pl"'" the hop · tb!1t the life 0f yirlue of Lit bte L..lllH'nl'rl :'lotltcr :'[;II'Y 1'l1Ienl. may ('\"('1' l ' l'Ill:lin; :til in"pir:lL'oll to 11 ...

all .. \lId to YOu, the Yl'ry rnellihers (If th:1L C()mmttnit~' th~lt sh IO\'(ld ' 0

,,- 'lI, 111.:--- ~'oll ill \':1, h(,:lr in mind :l.nd put into pr<lrLicc in your d:lily li\,(' . the IC'~ ... n~ Clf virlul' th:l.t he 0

:lhly blight hy w ord, but particularl\' "." (.'_·~IJ1pl. . u that onr ~ll1d all. trie'llcb r ligiou:-. all I }H upl~, \\'hen lh~ Lime ,,\'ill eume a" C()l1le il "Lll' 17-7

ml\~l for 11 lu I;I~' do\\'n the hurclt.'n of lit'(' :lIld Nin' un "H'('Olm! ur our ~t war(bhilJ \ l' Ul3y h' illIie to 'tly with th(\ late' \ffl thcr ~hr~" Cit-me 1t in the \Yord, uf St. :luI to TillL"th~ .. "I h. y fou "hl the gllod n~ht. [ hayc fini h II m~- ('mlr~I:', I ha \ kC'pt tbe f~lith.. to the r sl ther i" bi 1 up to rue; '['own, which tht" I ,(lnl. the .rust .Twj l( \'ill rentl r tn lUe ' 11 the gr at d:1:',," Amcll.

Hl', ide thl' cI 1'gy .lhm· llh.:nlillllcd lhe'n' \\ 1'1' ~tl " pre clll:

IH. R \'. ~I,rrr. ~r 'D()n;tld, (ilcn .'L'\'h; Hl. He\,. :\I 'gr, Ki'rnan, . \1'11-

priclr: \ ' 'r~; ne\, . ,J , P. ()'fii rd:ln. '1'\\'e> u: \' ( ry n('\,. jL ~kDoll<.llu. ,

::\:1p:ln 't:': \' t'[~' 1 c\', .T. T . Tl:.1nley, Smith, [':Ill,: nc\"o .1. P. I'lellling, Prl' cott: nt'\ . .T , :\1. Fllll'~-' .\ppI (' Iill, R('\-. '. H. (T~llllhi r, lreenfi Itl: \ '\" e. ~rc 1\:\('. L . .tn(·:I ... tel'; R('\'crcntl :\1. :'1(,:l~ltl'1', Brud ... \'il1r· Yery R '\. [". Cnn rt;·, C. .n.., Re\, . . T. Cnnnin;.:lum, c.~ ,n .. r c\'. E. r\n kr. ..S .... fi .. and n Drlllhll' ~Iich. (:'1. C. -. . 1.. ' t. ;\l:I r~" ... Coil g('. Bl'l)ck villt,; nt"-. S .•. COITi~;ln l\'ing<:;ton; Ht,\-. .r. H. ~k­

D( ln~d , )\'l!lIlpt\'ille: R. '\'. R . .J. Co:-·Ie. ~IlIrri hllr": C'\' . H. ,r. F:llrcll. . tir­ling: l·\·. n. A, (-If y, "~(lif' I hnd: Re \-- .T . • T. I\.l:~ley, ~Iarmora; Rn·. ,T . Fugarty, Bl'U I'llI'd : 1\ '\' , E. Byrne, Sp , l('t'r\ ille; I l'\-. n . A. (:;1 y, Ed i­In: ( ::ln~lcI i:1 n Fl'eC'll1:ln: nt,\,. ,1. E . .1:101 .". Cardin~lI; He\'. \\', I~iIllin .

13 'll('\'ille: R '\. F. \\'h.tl ell 'Inc! n \', H. :\1:ltld E' ll, Trenton; e\-.. 1. T t'ITil)n. Brllc!' \'ille: R \'. T. OOI1nghul , Gall­<llWCJll : R('\,. ;\1. .T. Dl'~Hly, fin' , .1. :\k'­Cal c. fie ' .. r. hannon. r \', .I . fct:' ­ney . n Y . .T . DlIrklr:, and I '-'\'. A. () ', 'e~L {\lll " , tlln; fie\·. C. F U'Cror­m:m :\I · ry -"ilk; Rt·\' . Fallicr 1\:l1I\Y-

THE Gl~ARDI~T FOR SEPTE_IBER 193U

legi on, '1 nrullto, :\fC'Tll hC'}'... n the'

Kni;...hh uf l.ollLmhll l w;.l re r""

Fnnrl 1 D >gl'ee wei't: lhe paH-

A, ' r ' ft' corlt!g ron' ~Y('II 1 ht: l'L'­

ID:lin ' to t '13ry'" ccmekr,", ,,"her €' nil th[lt "'a: mort:11 nr th(, !:tte lnlll~nt­cd ~luLher tlpt'riul' \\'a ' ("0 . · ign~d to Mother E:.trlh,

\ Ll:-" ~hc r t in pea E' and n :.17-" hl.: 1' ah nrlf' I" in h uly Sion,

fll/\ 'eu in N'rl f and hum hIe "UU­mi <': '.;! nn tn the Ho ly \Yi 1 of GOl1 the SL len. of th~ H ou~e <. [ Pru \·idcllce. W ' I' nnt left :,dnnc til h€'ar thi ~ 11 :1\:: trial. ft't)m f31' ~:tnd nC[lr lhrnurThout th Duminion [lnd lU:-tny p[lrh o f the St::tt . 11le ... '· ... g ', o( , :'-'mpathy exprl'~­::,i \ " [udmir3ti()n ;:mcl stC'cm for tht::,j l' IflYL'd bmrntcd :\[ o thcr Wt'I'C n'­..:eh·eu ~mu l'(lntiull II til c nm(' fur week, Hi ... Gre; (t' , .-\.n:hbishClp O'Brien true to hi(.; fatht:rI~ ' ~ n liei nUl' fo1' the Cummunity (':-thled from P:lri hi...; ("owlo k n<.:( · :tnd a - llr~ nce uf prayers. Si"t r (umruuuilie '" in \';lrious ritie and Ither pint", a ' ,yell as th o, (.I [

the city, t:'llt praYl?rful Lrihut('~ which e mforh"'d the h e r(,::l\"~d community, T" (I \ I.'n rnt rI fr iends of the h,tc ~If1lhel' Ckment. I\l "crend ~1()thl.!l'S

Ale\:rnder :"lIld Anl"indt nf the Si.;;t€'f of Pro\'ic h'n ·C. 'Iontn"d, 'ere in :1ttendanc:e ~lt th flln raJ :Ind thcir t "nd~i' ''' li re! 0 ~~'mpalhy ,,' t:'ft' :l

, Ul r flf _trC'n3th il thi ' h our of sorrow . The l\fasses and other "pirit­u~l "ITcring - fr 1m all 0\ l r "Ycn; in­nUII H r~d lit: .lnd tlHh"p ;1" wcll a ' the numerOll , mel if :-.lation~ of s:mpi-l. ­thy \\' r proof lTtlicienf tlf lil\.' high rcg~lrd in which their great and be­J()\·td :\L til r w'''' held,

~ lay her heautiful uul now enjoy the ~atific Vi 'ion!

REYEREXD C" .T. liILLEE~ Thi:-. b iw'l OUT' rlr<;;t h"tJ incc the

n1l1c l1 - blllt,:l1lt!u u('~ll h of a lu\'('J prc­} t of the _\rclHl ill~'I '''''(', Re\'\ fend C . . l. I\i lle~ I1 , p :1 101' nf l. :'Ii hael" hur 'h, Rt'!l~\,j{ k, it . _' our '[lU dllt~" tll rC~L rd­ftl [I ;," r (, (, ommend hb Im m nrhl "I luI to the I r:-ty(>r~ [uur num r Oll" T'C';ldcr<\.

m:1I1~' of "'hom \\' r lInitl'd t() the de :l:-ecl Pri ~t. in the hontl~ of fri nll ­ly ('..;t(,C'Ill rmd leel' re"ped.

Thf' C~ lh ldic IJt"oP e (If lZill~ Ltll l Archrl i f)ce~ c1'!':j~' ;jllci ~lit \" . more parti(,lIl~lrl~' tho"C' nf the p:lI'i ... h ... (l r lklll '\ il le , Pic nn, T ul 'till and Ucdf(lnl m our n thc In ,, of onc ,\'ho ~ pri( ... tly Id nclne, . hl[ licit, - of Il :mllL'L ~ym­

p;llh;' of ltc' L t :lnd lluhlenr ... ul'mind, lh '\' "ill I(ln~ I' '' t:lil in '~lIlr)"eJ

He \\"a .- ('\' I,; r the t l'U ' pri , t friend, flll" 'C' , eel (If ;1 "tl'U I1 <1' ~:d m(, .... L Sil pIc f~lith, \'hilt' hi" trlt,t i 1 (~ lIcl ill th ;n~I :- diffi I Itie..; of titt" if " "':t ~ chit d - [i l' '.. a 11 d \ ' i lIwl. - 11 h lin (>,

Th.o: cl'll \\'nin~ a ,t of h i" rru'tful lifl' "-:1" th r' llllilding of St. 'Tic ~E'l':-. A(,~Hk!,lY, )I,:llt" il t', \ Inc uf the m p .., l

(:."c L'i Jent 1 I'n 11Ictiun of ·l l'rilikdur...: and .ltt in the ProYince, It i, · flttiu" mOI1t1me It , a 1' C'cl to the memury of Ull<..: who Ii , C'U hut lor hi:-. l' ople :IIlU '\" htl hrqu(,:ltlted to th> 13mb Ilf his Ilod . Lilt! chlJicc t hencciicl ion <t p:-t::,lor

\" l' len-an ~c:1demy of learning, ~llpcr I In t'\'E'ry ·umplJllenl. \\'11L'1' in t hC'ir ~'fll ng hr~ rh anll. mind~ JlHlY ])(:' moul d~' 1 in the J~llu\\'lcdgl.: rind Ic) \,(' of (r od ,

T(I the L " l'l' ~l \ t'd urothl.!f" 'mel ~i'll'rs morc (' pI? ·bll:--. ~Ii ... " .' 111 l-illcen, whll dt'\'nt <1 11 r life tu hi , ('n'icc "The (iu:Jrclian ' \.( en d 1..11u ·t r "Pl'('t­

[ul (,(Hldolt:'ncl' ;llH.l a _ ~llrnnc uf pr~:cr[ul remell1IJ l'UO r f l r the happy' n PP" llf their Lclo\''''d hrother, :l

ycnrrahll prie l of ( 'lHl.

:\lUSIC.\LE AT (;~L" .-\.:\OQCE

Sdli llIYl . if c yer. \ '1 the aiT' I f the Lye um in (;:lnanoqnc [It'O lr:lt (,I I ·ith , uell SWf'cl llll'lnd:\' and ha r muny ~ it \\"'1" nn ElIIpir D :I ~·. ~I:IY 231'd" when tll mu, ic: ..... ttl lcnh Clf ,'t, .John': Cll -'\'enl PI' <..enteJ their ~ilhi(':lle tlntlt:r th dir~clion Ill' th ir (it..'\'otC'd tC'~cher,

Si~tt"r \l. ticrmain . Th f' 13rgt: :llIdience W:l<:; tl'l..: ated tn a

y:uird :lnd in~lrtlcti\'(' PI'I I" l'am and in n (1 nl all W;1Y dill it h ow it-- "incert' ~lPp '~ci:ltioll hy the nUIllt'rnU" enrul'C"i,

"en'tliL \\' ->1" l'l'E.-'Jit i" duc" awl in thi", 1':1 - (' it 11111"t Ill' equ[llly diyid~'ll he­tween teacher and class . \Vell c ould it lie een th~lt thl' {'Ifnrt or Si tel' " ere f. I' tr l)nJ llci It i! ,·;'tin , "0 tn! l' i~ thb that it T1l:1y I) t~ ~'I IlIC 'liL)<1 lh:ll lIlorE' tah·nll.d ,nil wi lli n '( "tudC'nh ;trt" ~ 1-dom rOt11 d, \\"ith them it :eE'llled tu m~ tt~r !lol whet her the-I" "' ... 1" t ,,"tI,

fOlil', (II' i." at th t:! l:lno ', pert 'ct ~trirtnc..: ....... of tempu pr '\':lilecl through­i III t. III the :l "'l' !l [ the I i III C' t () t· i l ... e In'r! lh~l ;111 the pi::no wa , nol l1(,C'l''''':lry fur ",,('r t lIlU:k, f' 'pcci:tl ly " :1 it 11I(' l':l~I· \y i lit l ' enneth '(. :.. :lnd

Ed\\': I'll S('( ft, ,,1 \11, 0 tin;,. \\, crl.· far from rc~,elliIlg lIw {lnl:t1:--. LitLlt.' Lc'()na ~l ""'{dlir (';J' li,';llC'd thl' :llldicl1r~ I,y 11 r \\'('rt un ". I ~' l~ir ..... l .\rll ~ic

Lr ... (111."

T Il(' CIIIlH'nl Orrlte ... lr<l "'ilh Anna Gra ,' :lS pb ni t di l'i:lYf'd 1 '11 ~ 'k:-tille . kill on tit 'ir dial'f(,IlL ill~lrtlments . In [hi ... ll11nt/Jr-r lhe ... l In , illging nf ,hcl\. [3 tll't: ~ ' ~l('(," m p'1l1ietl Ily . ' u rmall H~lmp­

lon, \·i n lini,l r::dlvd forlh much ~p­pIal! , I,> ; .... t he 111l \' ~ '1('(' jll l t \\' (' \'l'

yrar ( I f :I M(,",

The H:I l' llll lni l':J Ibntl in i fir t p lh ­IiI' ~ I t*:lT';lnU" ':1 :;r d d nt ll usia"­til':dl,', The I'w Y ' ill crl lllnw ,"illi g;1i1y riC' oratlJ C:lP " , ph:- L'd ;ll1d "' :1I1g "1,1 '­

ti on'" f 'om tlt ~ in ()tnp~ t r:l 11 Skph F 0 -kl' , .~ Ll'l':1tit uf I l't'l" H!'" 111l"1 ,dy \\'a ... [hC!L hl';lrd in H Hara onic : .111 'Y ,TI hn Itt "h('..;. Litll..: ~\d:l Dc!, lIey

ill ilel' 1i'1I:t1 ~I'al'('rlll w:mncl' d:-Hl('ed :111 Idd l"ille llllm!J('l'

l::d t' lill ., Sl, " t ',Inkd ill'" r:1 cr" hi ~h ',I'n \' UI /lo Yd in 1 er len litinn uf

the II dden D I,lf 1m;.; by ~ 'lcl vIIs '\"'hile Phylli" ""dIll . ~'\ e ,t {)ntr:lIlo " ()i<'~ ,';1,\ l1e~11 d perfe t1: :lttun II to ~I r . " I>t'lanl.'~ ' ·'" high Ilprann in a Dud entltlt,u "I'll "ing to Th~c.'·

Tile singing lIe "Cunacia uur Hl ll nc­bill ]" hrlJur:;lll t lh ('nillY' Ide yel ing to t1 close ,

Rt.~Ian'· Convent. Che~ten"ille

:\lll.:: ic EX:lm ~' - June 27th. Irene llen-Licenti~t<.>-Di...;tincti()l1 .

Hdell H.nuiltull- IId3l1,:-Di tinc­t illn,

Gr'ta F.ndkncr-. ' ,,0 'iatl.!-Dhtim:-t' 011 .

Beulah (1 n-,Junior-Di linefon. Fr:1nci rule, '-.Tuniur-Di tinction. Lilliall G r~dl~m-.Ttlnio r- Di tinction, C; \ t>ntl tl lyn Lain' - .Junior - Di~tinc-

ti \) T1 .

P::l.lllinr Lih.lirun-E.lt:mentarv - Di -t1 ·1 1cJI1 .

~L.li'~Hrct CnTllll'- El -m .. ntary - Dis­tinctiun,

~t. J 0 eph's ConYent, Lanca~ter

)lu:::;ic Examf', June 2L t. Ekl11pnt~ry- ::1 thl'l'int' Call1ero n Hcln. .Juni(I l'- .T(,;ln CUlll ming i lIon .) (j r­trud e Ht:' iI(' rt r. JI lin , Rila :\ItDona ld, ( II un. I Bruc Yu,"\'l e" ~ Hun.)

S('niol"- -C lherin(" P<lJ'ent ( l s l. Cl~ ' ~ H onllur, 'I Emma ~lcE\\'cll ( Honour:--. Ad"'::l!ll'l'd 'cni(w- Cecilt Hl'hc rt, H OlT.

Y"l lnll\' Ler(}u: (' Honour.', )

""t. C;lrthag-h',' Convent, Tweed

'I 1 ic EX:lm~. June 23 d. Elt.: Illcllt:1r~·-K~lLlll· ." 1l HUlIll.'L' - Db­tilld in! . I urulh y ,.uinll. OJ lincliu J uni o r- .I uhn. Duran - Di<.;; tinc ti on . :\Ltry .\nn I';:inlill - Di tinction , .\ u\,;.lnccd Scnl(w- E, ~'lYll R " ~'n dd,­DhLincti on. Cbra :\lulrun<'y - Fir t CI ' ....... H 1110 11r~ .

Sf. ~lark'~ Convent, Pre cott

'Iu~k Exams. June 30th. SL'ni lll'-- Be~ltri('l' FlcmiLlg- Di fincl iu[ I lItt'rJ1lccl i~ll c - :\hr" urL'l Rl':ll'tl I Jll. ':\lld 1.u , 'a o..;r(lt!, I (lnml r , , .TUl1iUJ'-Jl-':1n ~l· .\ndrt, \\" ' . Hllnl HI' ... .

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:'-lnrynde A\bhcy , Glen .. ·cvb

. Tu~ic EX'!m~, :\lay 31 l. l.icL:l1li:llc- I,I:mch E. :\IcDol\ell­Di ti lcti 1\, ,Ie ',de C,)lIin . Il,tIlC)ur~, .\ ... "ltt'i;dt'-~bri· Puul \\·il ... nn-Di ..... -tinction, .'l' II ' ut' - _\~I ("" Y:.t1ad - Di ,tiudic 11,

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THE GUARDIAl"V FOR SEPTEJ.11JER 1930

I Take adyuntage of First-class Service

at Reasonable Prices by D aling '\vith

THOS. A. ~~DRE

Builder and Contraclor

Insurance .\.djuster

321 Johnston St. Phone 1400

Kingston, Ont.

~IARTIN'S SHOE STORE

Can Serye You in the Line of Foot'\vear at

Right Prices

For Comfort, Ser, ice and ,r alue in Shoes

189 Princess Street - - Phone 2216

JURY & PE .. -\COCK

Expert Pharmacists

THE REL~LL STORE

I i Only the best and purest drugs and medicines

il our laboratory

Bring 'Your Prescriptions to C s

(Xext to Lobl~t\\"s) Phone 3 3 'Ye Deli\'er

Prince s Street

II

I ABOCT PRESCRIPTIO::\S- i Be just \"iff your clf-don't lake your pi'e-

scriptions to [he fir t cIrug -tore YOU see, hut

hayc then1 dispensell \\-11 're you kno,,' that

you " rill gel just \yhat [he eloctor orders.

F. SCH),IIDLIN, DRUGGIST

268 Princess Street Phone 18

STEACY'S - LlllITED

~O,y SHO\YING

Seasonable Goous at

Especially Attractiyc Prices .. \ccessorie for the \YelI­

dressed :,lan Eyerything for the \Yell­

dl'c sed \Yoman

Princess Street P hone 234

JOSEPH BARRETT

P lurnLcr Jul Ste,unfiller

Steam - Hot 'Yater - Hot Air Heating

All Kind of Jobbing Promptly Done

9 Montreal Street Phone 180

Phone 960

GALLAGHER'S TAXI SERVICE

... \SSllrcs you of

L.o\\· Rales Clean Cars

Courteous Chauffeurs

Day and Night ~en'ice

Everybody kno\\'s thal by placing your

order enrly for Sprillg house

painting and dccorating

bettcr results "'ill be securcd

H. Wi\RD & SON

DccorCl tors and Painters

484 Victoria Street - - P hone 1867-J

THE Gl~ .. -\RDL\1 ~ FOR SEPTE)lBER 19"0

Little:Jacg Rabbit ~

You remember ju, t ~h r t'ndeLl the last . t()ry de r 'Cnclt' r ucI,,·, the ule1 ~('ntleman rabbit exclaimeu ;'

c< h , dear('~t 111<' ! 1\1 lik tu hl 0 \Y

. '"'wrt> I ('an find "'tHUe mislleltl<::."

'TIl :-.h o\\- y ()u. " cried :1 ",w'et , oic<.>. :1IJd UuIJIli Hed\"('st clapped hi - \\ 'ngs nllri hadp the o ld gen tleman r hbit ful­l'l \\' him, So ;Ift r him h opped , dc~Il' lode tlcky; nd litlle ,!(·ICK RabLit. :.t1!,-(1, 3nd pr('tty s nn . th:1nk to that l;: ind litlle hiI'd . iJoth the littll r3hhih wen' on Ih ir W;-l Y home h lC'n wit I

hully rlnu mi ... lIct n(' . But. 8l"l ci o ll " 1111:"

As they w r' heJping little ~r i s \Iou ic th ulL! Lunny mall's tiny h Olls 'ke per, t() fe t o n thE' hOlls , lhere came :1 tre­J1 1 endoll~ knockin g at the front du ur.

"YVh at {hat?" exeklimerl the 1 ilLie hnnny.

"Dear, dc, r ~ H p it '" ll(lthin~ orE"m.Irul," ... ighed lh old gellllem:m rabbit. ~I()wl~' hopping oyer til the dO C'lr "'ell. \y; ~; n ' t b surpriscu to ' t!t" \\"110

w, . l:lOuing n the li ttle' front (l'(·h. nd :0 will you he when y o u Ienrn it

"\\ :1'" Tim th(' " ' 0 ()UlLl:l11. " The F. iry Queen hade m(' Lriol=(

this pack ... ere,.' he ~aid. \,,"it h n. low 110 Yo;· . "In id e i a letter," and with :moth r how, he tlJrned and hu~t ' 11('<1

JI~ 'k to the ",ild\yonrl.

·'II·t. h:l ~ ' buckleci lhe old gcnU ,­THa n r aLbit. .. It· .... uddre" ell tu m~' bUll­

ny n ephew: C me take y()ur g ift ," a nd happy Unc i Lucky handed the p ackag L() his furry 1\('1>11<.'\\'.

"Just hear what the Fairy Queen say s, ' cri d the d lighted bu nny h oy. ~(Jr 'ad iag op n the letter from her royal highness;

<; < 'Dear Little .Jack abhit: You were so kind to l>1'ln'"1 m e the

('r()oked ~ixpence from ?\ Io th r G()OS

J .~·mcl that I t:lk' 1L'(,Ht plea. ure in 'cnuing Y 1I tw u ~bgic Flying Suits,

o ne for YOlL :l1lL1 une fo r y tlr nice Uncle Luc.ky. T Il 'y nre tetler th:'ln .In

a irship, m uch morE" U ' ful, and I know Y II u o llt will he \' m::tny h~ppy time ...

riding ill the ~ ir lik(> IJird on the ,ying. Y UlIr fri '\lIT.

F8iry QuC'ell: "CumC'. It'L ' .'i try Ihem on ," chuckled.

the old gentleman l"'Iullit. 'Tn' Il('Y r flown thro ll gh 1I11' • ir J lit I'm 11 l tllO

old tu It··un ''· ""ell. ~1' UOH ~i'" the. · were both lire ~t:<1 in the, wond rful wi nger] ' lIit ..... they hn(lprcillpslnil's :lIlli

(lut on the frunt por h 1·Ut) 1. Th ' ll ~l \\' :1 y tlwy 11 .> \\ . the'\e LUllnh h' (), :Icr ~ t hl' . l,y ~(I I right amI 11Iul;. B~' 'mel hy,

after a while al1(l :.I "'judy milt', they SCI\\' dowil I I low on lh' gr en l'arLh ( for this time t11l'Y W('I'l' in Bu nny r:l ir~' L:lIld , wh r l'C' thillg~ Ih:1L gl'<:w gr-'cn ,tlIU ~ \\"t'd a lthnugh it \\".\ . hlc~lk December in uth<: r pl:I(' (',,') n que ·t' IiltIt' hut hC' ~ iu a pond . () down thC'y droppcd 011 f )hled wing!; nnd kll uckecl on tlt door.

"T' \'(l liLLIe rat,hit" huy(' Orne to my u oor

To \'i ·it tht' F' ll"t' ... t \\·ilch Lact~· .

She ' ll change them inl u two littl e birtl s Til sing in the' furest sh:lrly." all u f a suddell crieu fI thin. hi1=!h \ ·o iet' .. f~ o() c In : lilt' ~ On h('aring that I he lit tie Illumy tri f.U to pull d ';) r l ne 1<: LllCk~' :l\Y'lY frum lhf' fioor. but hefore y ou coulu :ty "Hoity to ily ~ .. it ope erl and :In u;.d;.' o lu \Yom~lll , with red s es and crou ked n ose. tOlH:hed p oo r {"nde Luck:~:, 'who ins tantly -1l:J.ngcu into a litllt> brown thl'll ' l1 ;.tnu flew away.­yp;-. far awn:- nnu into tllL' nex.t story.

WITH ihis i S~Ul' or "The Guardian" w e ('o mmence the firsl nlllll hrr of , ·() lfllHe hrtc n. Fnr a l'ontinllrlllCC of tltt; suc e whirh ~tll:l1d II lhi"i lllag:J/.inl! in tit p8"l llluch

depends on the co-or rntion of our kind ulIM.-r iu l!r.... T o lhi nd, .'1 til' ubr i:-. lleing ~('nl in thf' Il ea l' fut ure, g i vi ng the clate

t)f xpil·~tion 01 ·u hsc riplioll . 'llOuILl;1Il ('nor :1pP "nr ill any

ca 'e, th editing starT will :lppr('ci:lt - " ing informc el, tha t it m . II dulv r<.>ctificd .

• • • • •• • •• •• u •• • ••

Laughs for Readers IS •

XO REGRETS ,-\ m · lll ,tepIl'u lip to Henn· \Yaru

B~l: l' h r lIle Jn~' :lnd aid: . ·':Sir. I '1111 an \'uILili ni l, ;md I

''':Int til tli elL" lhe qlle tiolt '\yith ~· o u. r 1)(: li('YC thJt when J die:. that \\·111 be the l:nd 0t JIle ."

"Thank gondn s:-. I ()r that~" :l'<! 2\l r . B 'l'cher. a~ hE> w;'lIked ~l\ ':.1 , - awl left lhc man dazed.

.. \ t.an~lcr ·s tbught er >.;tarter! t ) prac­h . t.' "lngll1g. Oil Ia~' her f~lthl.'r came i n lU lt.:XPl'd('Jl y . "\yit· t' th:lt c.-tret­ordin~ ry l.HIi:c '? " Ill..' asked.

·'Thi'd, dear, " r pli C'cl hi" "'ife. pr lId l : ', "is .Jane culli\':lting LIeI' y oj ' C. · '

'Cull iY:lti ng.' lIuh ~ ., :-'JlIJr teu .odde. "ThaL ain't ('lIltiY~ltin8-lh:lL's u: l'­

rO'''ing .' ' '

" \\ -tlJt do y o u tlJillk :') sn id 'l littl 1,0." to his mother: "In\" leacher ha~ Jl(~elJ pral ing tIl(' !,)-da,::'

"'\"hat dill h· :-.:ly lu you. Charlie'! ' ,.\" Il he "nid n o Lhing to m . IIUl he

. aid to III next boy: 'Yoll'r tll nW:-.l gfloc!-ful'-nolhillg J)()y in the clas,,­

'" n harlic l,cha,\'C', I,('tter than :'>· IIU.'

Two fanllt:r:-. nlt'l on rI untr.\" 1'0:10 ;,mel pn Ile'd tip tit ir tams: "~i:' ~:lid Josh. " I'\-c gnl a mule with <.li~ t llIpl.:r. '\That did YOll Nin' one ot y ou r ~ Wilen he hnd itt·

·'Tllrpc ntille." wrck ht r they rnrt :1gain.

., 'nY, Si, I g~l\,E' my nllde turllcilti n anu it kill ed him.'

"KillEd millE' tuu' :-.:1id Si.

Th old 1Il:1 J1 in the l'c; a r c 'lr ~ (,l11e(1 gr :'ltly ;.tgil. ted :1 t not he ing :1 hie to find hb tick t ,,·hen the conJu tor (":-tl1le throngh. Finally. this om i:..tI. with a he, rt , ' laugh, illfo.rmeu him th·,t ht bL d it in hi ' month , \Yhic.:h he seemed sllrpri~('d to End t r u , and handed it (l yeI' . ter th condu tor b ,1d p~5sC'd int o the nc:\.t (':..tr the uld fello,,·'s companiun s turt d t make ftlll of him for haYing the ticket in his mouth :lnd not ],cing able to find it , whercupon he respondcu:

• He wh n Iau Nbs la ,t, me btl laugh ­best. I knew il was in mv m~lIth 'the wh Ie time. but Iht' licket' W:t. an oill one ,IHI I "'n ' chc'wing the cI;.tl ofT iL"

As the unda:; -lwo l tea ·her en­tered . he Yl\\" leaYillg iu great h,l"le a littlt girl find h er smaller brothe r.

",,·lty, ~[al':'-' , ~' o u aren't guil1S :l"':1Y · ·' ~ h e~daim d in slIrpri. l'.

(Pkathl', 2\1 b~ .\n nn. w \ 'c gl) t to gn. ' \Y,b the lislre 'sed reply. ".Timmy thw;.tll < w ,tt hith tulle tion. "

THE GuARD~, FOR SEPTE~lBER 1930

REV. F .. I\THER LEA.HY Fifl~· year of loy:ll ~lnd dcyotcd

sen'i e in the Holy Priestho d may "well oe the proud cI im of Re\". Falher L ally the clcl.)l"atiun of whuse GlIlden Jubilee W ::l' fittinrrly omm mOl'atcd in hi, pari h church at CrY!:Ih.:r. (in Aug. 2OLh, hy . ulemn High ~ra .. ~, the Rt'y­erE'no .Tuhilarian being th celebrant of the ~r<... Rt. Rc\'. FC'lix Coutourief, O.P, D.D .. Hi ·hop uf Alexandria. Rt. RC'"\,. ?o.lsgr. Corbett. Ill. Re" . )"1sgr. D. R, )'IneOon:t1d and the (lther several clergy of the diocese ,vere pre enl to poy horn:1g to one whose lifE' in th nllnL try of Clod ba heen so singularly marked hy the zc.ul of .• nctity, to one "'hos life- tudy ha ' 1)4..' n to present him elf approycd untl God . Seye ral reli gious orders were represented .

In a short eulogy tlelivel'ed by His L ord "hip, he extolled the virtues ex­e mplified by Fath er Leahy in his half century of year ' , so rich in merits for one who has :-. zealou:sI7'~ an d faith­fully striyen to further thc inter sts ' 0

dear to the Sacred Heart, to hring sou ls to Gm1.

The "GUARDL-\~" unite ~ with Father Leahy's host of friends in oflerin~ hearty felicitations, with the sincere " i sh that Heaven may continue to be­stow upon the revered .Tuhilarian its greatest blessings, to be follmved here­after by a crown of immorl:..tl IllL~. Congratulatiun~ are extended to the relatiycs of the honoured Prelate, par­ticular ly to Mr. Thomas Leahy and fanlily, Dr. Leahy of New York, Mr. Joseph Leahy, Chicago, Reverend Sis­ters Morton and St. Michael, Hotel Dieu, Kingston, Reverend SisterM. :Mercedes, House of Providence, King­ston.

Beautiful Gift to St. Mary'~ First Comm union Class

The members of St. Ma ry's Home -amI School Club deserve the highest :applause for their choice of gift to the First Cornmunion Class. T he banner "which they presented is a work of ex.­quisite art and needle craf l. It i ~ f -white moire silk (iO"x-lO" , th right side having an ostensorium in relief en­,circled b y two g. rbnus of r oses with JJanderoll a:::. Learing the inscription '''.Jesus, my Lord, my God, my All." ·On the reverse side is Alpha and Omega in monogram. An ornamenta­ti on of fine gold fringe an tI tassels makes a unique finish.

The wannest gra titude of the Sis­ters and their classes is graciously tendered the members of the Home and School Cluh.

A )Iotto. To our dear friends, the young teachers who are this year beginning their pr fessio nal careers, let us suggest for lneditation these words of' Goethe: "If you call a l>ad ;thing bad , you do lit LIe; if you ca ll a ;,good thing ~ood you do luuch,"

i\E\V PIA.·O DE)IO~STRATIO:X AT HOe 'E OF PROYIDEXCE

. n nlmo.-t ~tartlinrl man:' '''hich is h ' ing m~Hll' in the m~ttE r of pi:1no tt"'lchin rr " ';1, intt'odul:e l ill King~l()n

for thc fin.t time by ~lrs. ~Iyrt1e H. BC)\\TI1::111 of Cl1ica o. Ill. whu ',,:-is aL the HUll e 01 Pro \'iJence the Hr. t two w{'I.'ks of Augu,t and omlJleled a '{1urs(> to the nlu ... ir teaching tall'. ~Ir.s. Bo\Yrn~n a charming ,,'oman (If

ollbt:1nding mu -ical ahility hcr elf, cUIlclu teu thi · c{)lIrse in Canaria last vet r ber I'e the Ladies of Loretto at Toronto "\'ho \yerc quick to realize its ben fiL nnd ext nd lheir course to . II their ~li , ion:o. .

It is the Oxford Pian) Cuur 'c puh­Iished hy the Oxfurd 'nh'ersity Press. Oxford, E ngland. thc Looks heing mo. t attractive to the children, ~brlil1g out w ith ~uch little nlelodies as "The Robin," and illustrating a w ord picture first so that the iu e~ is sell I (I in the child's milld hefore tarting to study. These books W ' graded. it IJeing Ull­

derstood If' course thal Group tead­ing is the bi,t feature of th ("oursc, each teacher t~ king a 'Ia s of ten or nlOre pupils. In the m:1tter o f a p upil as is often the en ·e, I rugressi ng more quickly than t he tiler, he or she is furnished with a number in sheet Inusic form, so that the hoy or girl is noL retarded in any way in his stud i.es. That the child ren Im'e the 'our sc in as much as they do not miss a sin gle in­struction in c.: lIr~e wh ich have heen given, so att r. d ively has the work been presentL'd to them, seems to be a big step in favor of the course, the question of bribing the ehildren to practise seenling to be quite an un­known factor in the Oxford course of group teaching. Another very out­~l~llding fc~ ture is the fad th~t lhe childr 'n learn lransposing ~t once, and can, 'md at the (ll'ntullstrntioll d id, play their little melud ies in seven differen t keys without th e slightest hesitancy. as well as plnying their Tonie, Major and l\Hnor chord, at a lliument's notice. These tots of from six to eight year s could quickly write all the inlportant symbols of musie on the hoard at theiI" instructor's request.

The Oxford course f Group t ach­ing which, in future, ·wi 11 he taught by the House of Providence Sisters will no uoullt he enthusiastically r ecei.Yed hy those who are qu ick t "catch on" to a venture which seems to herald a new forward s tep in the important w(irk uf pi ano teaching, ·which will now he introduced.

SOlue people lea ve us and they mere­ly k ave : other s leave us and they also lea\'e behind them an odor of rroou­n e ' and n unshine of kindness, 'which m~kes lIS better for their having been "\v ith us.

I Obituary il ::\lR. JA)lES QUI~X

.\t hb re,icicn<:l in Tweed there re­(' ntly P'I sed tu his t 1'n I reward . one "f th{; m(l"l hi rIlly e",t(>ellled parishioner uf t. C:.trth~gh·s Church, :'oIr. Jnl1les Quinn, "'ho for 'orne timl~ preyiou . had horne \\'ill! e:emlJlary pnticnc.: '. an illn{"~ which tcrminntt'd in uealh.

Thf> laft· ~Tr. Quinn wa~ widely known, h:lyiu ,1 made ll1an~: acquaint­ances in hi Lusine:o.s tnm adion~ for .' <l.rs past. fly one and all. he \\'a~ re­"nrclecl a n man of ex-teption:.tl <Iuali­ti s, h noraul to a degree, oblir,in~

('\·ery one with whom he came in C 11-

tact. ~U(l ~ hoyt:' all, a shini ng eX:.lmplt tu his f lio\\' Catholics.

The Si 'tel" () f t he Hou 'e of Pro\'i­dence offer sympathy to the berea \'ad wife and family, Mary. at hOl1le; ne\' , Sister :\1. She i la , SL. ;\Iury's Cun\'(?nt. Chcstcrd lle; ;\!rs. N. R . ~runr(l <lnu .Tean, Toronto : Dr. Charles A. Quinn, Schcn C'lady, X . Y. ; Stanis. Roche tel'. X. Y.: Ray, nt h ome, and one sister, ~Irs, Annie QuillIan of Tweed. His tw o eldest sons, Dr. Sta fford, Prc;, ton. and .John, predeecased h im auout th' " ycar~ ago,

MR. STEPHEN TYO

The funeral of the late Mr. Stephen Tyo, formerly of Kingston, who d ied. suddenly in Blairmore Hospital, June 18th, took place f rom Mr. A. E. F ergn­son's Funeral HOlne, .June 2~th. tu St. Anne's Church, where Requiem :'oIa ' ~

,vas sung lIy the Rector, Rev . F ather M . A. H arrington.

I-k 11.'~l\· s to mourn his loss four sis ters. ~Irs. H. Holland, Mrs. F. Peck, Kingst.on ; ~ll's . .Jack Callaghan and Miss Helen T yo of Guelph. Numerous floral and spiritual offerings testified to the high esteem in which the late Mr. Tyo was held by all.

Heartfelt sympathy is extendeu t) his sorrowing fanlily ",h( just ne year ago sutTere<.l th e loss of their denrl~· loved mother.

May he rest in peace.

lin ow ledge and Power. "The lnore a teacher knows," said the uni\'er 'ity examiner dogmatically, " the better teacher he'll he." And then he added, "All else being equal."

The nniversity examiner. hy wag­gi ng that qua lifyinrr tail. saved him­self from one of those generalizations that are true r untrue according to circumst~ nces. Sc.holarship is not tea ching ability, but real teaching aL ility thrives on scholarship. Kll w ­ledge is food, and if intellectu:.l1 star­vation is a menace, so also is intellec.­tual indigestion.

THE GLTARDIAl~ FOR SEPTE~lBER 1930

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SU~DIER VISITORS

It '\Y(t the happy ~rh ih:·ge uf The "Gl-.\RDI.\.·" Slurr lluril1~ the l101i­d3Y ' j I ' L dose I to wrlC'mllc mall y kind friend" 'md h 11 fal'll rs. ,ll ''''ho ",i.-­ite I th utlic nl'lllifc ted u l"ecn in­ten- t in th(: prl lYre" ... ui' thi-.; depnrt­llIent nnd gaye xpre , si n to many encouraging r(,1l13rk~ ~hotll 1I e work being carried I Ill. Some of tho ... e ,,'ho~e nanles are n the Yi'iit r-:, ' ncgi:-;l '1' are:

Reverend Father Jall, ( . ~r.I.. Ed­monton, Alta.; Reverend .J. ~I. Petter, S.T.B. RlJ he~ter, .:'\.Y.; \[r , .Jllynt, U.S.A.; ~Irs. F. Sheehan, :\ew Yurk ; ~rr. and ~rr:-. . ~I:Hlin Finll.'Y, 1321 L t'o­nard P lnce, EYanston, Ill.; ~Ir. and ~lb ' Ka\'unagh, \Yi nnipeg. ~ral1.; ~rr .

aIllI ~Ir . JClseph R d· r rs, Youn:; ­town, Ohio; ~rr '. Campucl1. \Yinnipcg. ~fan.; ~lr. and )Irs. P. Shaughne 'sy 'Ii ... " Doris LePotvin, ~lr. "". ""right, :\To l1ll'eal; ~Irs. ,V .• J. McHenry, Brock­Yill~: :\rL s ~brgaret A. ,J ones, Editor Canadian League and Sister, Montreal; ~frs. Myrtle H. Bo\,'man, Oxford l'ni­ycrsity Press, Chicago, Ill.; Miss L. H .

arroll, Superior ~()rwich P ul lie and High chooI, Sc )r\\'ich, Ont.; Mrs. A. Fraser, Ell m onton, Alta.; )1 r s, \ .\\Y. Hea 'man, Toronto. Ont.; Mrs. H. J. Helfdry, \Vaupoos, Ont .; Miss Helen ~l. Shannon, Toronto, Ont.; Mrs. \Vil­frid Marcille, North Bay, Ont.; Des­mond P. Shannon, \Vaupoos, ; Onto Jerry and Rosemary Helferty, \Vau-

Oil ' , Ilt.: OIi\',.J rph, .\ngcla a nd Helen TheI't':a ~far 'ill', :\ (rth Bav, Ont.; Mary Joan Heasman, Torontu, Ont.; J osepb Fraser, Edmonton, Alta. ; Mrs. Cnpt. 'Valter McGannon and daugbter, Morrisburg, Ont.; Madame Marie Dubois, New York; Leila H. Carroll, Xurwi 'b, nt.; )frs. A. James, New H.oehelle, N.Y. ; Mrs. H . Desjar­dins and friend :" Trenlon ' ~ris!' Lena Ca rroll, Te ch r, O .. 0., UelIc\·ille.

Oscar King

Electrical Contractor

Phone 934 Kingston

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BRADLE1'7S PRIMARY .AL~D

ART MATERIALS "ASBESTOS LATE" BLACKED ARDS "PYRAMID" SLATE BLACKBOARDS

BLACKBOARD ACCESSORIES "PRESTON" DESKS FOR PUPILS

and TEACHERS ~IISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL

SUPPLIES BARNES' BOOKS ON PHYSICAL

TRAINING, FOLK DANCING, ;ETC.

If you have not received a copy be sure to write for one before purchasing any requirement for the Fall term.

THE GEO. M. HENDRY CO. LIMITED EDUCATIONAL EQUIPMENT

and SUPPLIES 129 Adelaide St. W. TORONTO, ONT.

We Carry a F ull Line of

WINSOR NEWTON Artists' Supplies

Mail Orders Receive Special Attention

THE ART METRO POLE

36 Adelaide St. w. TORONTO

THE GUARDIAN FOR SEPTEl\IBER 1910

FROM COAST TO COAST You ,yill find SL'IARD'S goods hold the altitude record of high quality

COFFEE - TEA - CACAO - JELLIES

EXTRACTS - SPICES

Of All Kinds

Supplied By

J. A. SIMARD & CO. 1-3-5-7 ST. PAUL ST. EAST

Cor. St. Lawrence Blvd.

MONTREAL

Heatin CJ - PIUnlblng - Yentihling A. G. SPALDING & BROS. Estin1~ tes Cheerfully GiYen

LEMMON & SONS P lumbers & Tinsmiths

77 Princess Street Phone 840

See 0 ur Range

Of ~Ien's and Boy' Clothing

and Gents' Furnishings

at Popular Prices

o. PREVOST Gents' Furnishings

55 Brock Street - - Phone 2537 .. W

Sporting Goods

Discount for Schools

Write

WALLIE CUSICK'S

College Inn Sport Shop

Tel. 1200 202 Prince9S St.

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