Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-31

Bishop ID 'Eel..y,oi Springfield. Mas .-a ..
his congregati recently q very sens.
talk Oh the folly Of employing an extra
binary long line of carriages 80 tluerl S.
staucIng the case Of q poor man, recent. .
deceased, at whose funera. there were to..
carriages and great show. wiIlc tle va
was obliged to solicit help within @ wees
lie advised thu different societies g. s--1'
li~h precedent by refusing % 1.teri
ncra.s when there should ho mH-s
five carriages. -- Bishop u. tse-.r
confirmed about seventy children ln
Bridget's Church, West Rutland, ODD
9Th inst lie also oficltei 90 81 T.-.--
Church, Rutland, on Sunday aitarn.-
Oct. lJta confirming nearly hGul--l
drcn. Ut the close Of the service D.. f..
ceeded 20 the Catholic cemetery. o1 70 a-.
street, and offered prayers for tlc leli--
The new Catholic schca. hgili. 30
Johnsbury is nearly completed -
conservation of the Archiiocesc Ut Ur.-.-
TO the S~cred Heart OF Jesus took place.
Sunday, Oct. 18th, at the Cathedral v
the most -i-nn and imposing c--.1 -.-
ArchbisAoa Bayley celebrated p.1.1
High Mas .>~iS,ed By n NUN Der af i.I..-.
and clergymc1. While the Solemn cz,-
We're taxing place in Baltimore. ta.
service was also celebrated by IlG t..
charches in various parts OF Mar Jan ...
sixteen in the District OF Columbia.
ing 20 the Archdiocese --Ecy t-
NcGlynn os 81. Stephens Catholic t..-
New York, 10 bis sermon. Slr-lg. u-
18Th, made severe attack on Henri N.-.
Beecher- method Of preaching li.-.
Bcccher had accused Oh. Catholic .
worship m paying homage % imaEs..v
Beecaer shlCid have aIj The Da-.
d 3D..
presented The Father thoasdt l.--.
tentiouai-y heliei the Catholic lasl..-
The Catholic I ui1n Of HJ-tln ares.
q grand festival in Masic Hal. open -.
November -, and continuing - r
days. Among the persons prominent r. ga
church who have sisuiict Their .af..-. e.
TO be present are the Archbishop .l E.F
York, and the Bishops Of. Boston, lis-..--..
Conn, Burlington, Portland, Powders.
Springfield, and about one hundred i,- fir
ol the secular priests Of the Lir---5
Massachusetts viii also be present .---Ii-
Roman Catholics in this c0untr, ara rrsi
uaiiy gathering their children isIJ -c-50.
OF their own denomination and dese-.iIz
the public schools. since bringing this p.-
10y into elect, they have found grCs, u7al
~ more Nathpllc teachers, and alr DON .--
porting them from abroad Twauy-i--
young men Of the order OF Christian Boot.
ers have recently arrived in New YORK 60
this purp0sc.-Rcv. j. Y. O'R-Lly, o.
10 years settled over the Catholic church al
Susluehanna, Pc, died recently. s-e1 81.
lie was nc one tine vicar scuar4
.! the Philadelphia diocese - Ilc
Pope receives every day about one all-
bred letters, and nearly all CONAN ~
Hsious remittances. lie has siyea leaers Or
has tailor, for two complete STATE % cil,l.a-.
one FOR autumn and ora f0r winter vtt
The material Elci Is whito ard -cl-.a
cloth. BEING an inordiaat0 user of saul.
ms Holiness requires each year h7e n-a
White upper garments, these cost 80 60.
lis stockings cost $3.50 per pair. L-'-
red cloak costs $lG0, and pair oi slipper:
made Of red cloth wiki a gold border All
embroi1ered with gold cross. costs 50
the Pope requiring six pairs year. d.
round numbers the Ponce necessary olil.
does not cost him .anch cyer $50 peg an-
mum; 2 moderate sum l5rou in hi- position.