The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-22
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A SUMMER SCHOOL ron OATROLfOA
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A hundred men conspicuous in Catholic
circles. many OF them priests. made tour
OF the Thousand Islands on Tuesday last
In search OF q location for Catholic summer
school. to be conducted somewhat on the lines
OF Chautauuua. In the delegation were repre-
sentatives OF New York. Philadelphia, Pitts
burRh. Youngstown. Buffalo. ALBANY. Syracuse.
Utica. ogdensburgh. and other cities. Two
weeks ago meeting was hold In this city. at
which It was decided to inaugurate the move
ment. The New York Central. the home. Water
town and Ogdensburgh railroads. and tho
Thousand Islands Transportation Companyin-
vited the projectors OF tho scheme to visit the
islands and look at property there.
On Monday night representatives from New
York. Brooklyn. Philadelphia. Pittsburgh. and
Youngstow loft this city in a special train.
Along the route men from the cities In the up
per part Of the State Joined the party. and
when tho train arrived at Cape Vincent on
Tuesday morning the delegation numbered
over hundred In the party were Bishop
Gabriels OF OGdensburgh. Mayor Harmon OF
Ogdensburgh. OK Mayor Kinney OF Utica. the
Rev. Morgan E Sheedy OF Pittsburgh. Judge
Lucas OF Buffalo. George Parsons Lathrop OF
New London. tho Rev. F. P. Siegfried. William
R Claxton and F. A. Lex Of Philadelphia: War
rem E Mosher Of Youngstown. Ohio; tho Rev.
John Mullaney and John Mccarthy OF SYRIA
cuse. the Rev. J. G. York Of St Ag-
ness Church. Brooklyn: the Rev. James
A. Kelly Of Oneida. the Rev. William
Quinn OF Utica. the Rev. John Walsh Of
Troy. and DR.. NJ. ]. Dryer Of Albany. Among
the New York delegation were the Rev. Joseph
H. Mcmahon Of the cathedral. the Rev. Thomas
Mcmillan Of the Paulst Fathers, the Rev.
Henry Van Rensselaer, Of the Jesuits. the Rev.
DR.. D. ]. McMahon OF West Farms. John A.
Mooney. George E. Hardy. Charles V. Fornes.
President OF the Catholic Club. and @. E Cole
Of the Catholic Ne,rs
The steamer Maud took the party to Carrie
ton Island. near the outlet Of Lake Ontario. ut
the head OF the st. Lawrence River. 1t Is the
frst Of the Thousand Islands group. and COM
mands the region In which they are clustered.
The Catholic Chautnuauans look favorably on
Carleton Island as the permanent site for their
| Assembly. They spent an hour inspecting the
island and then went to Kingston and made
tour OF the islands. 1t was not decided where
| to locate. but years option OF Carleton Island
was given to the projectors OF tho plum.
Catholics in all partt Of tho United States
| have become interested In the proposal to es-
tablish a summer school for Catholics. Some
PkiIadelphia, President Of the National Union
OF Catholic Young Mems Societies. issued .
Of the County to express their IDEAS on plan
sn asS,em6 slg that thu. he out.
t tn was some talk Of following in the steps
but the mater aoc nSt to 70
Warren E Mosher. advocated. the project.
Mr.. Mosher gathered opinions from Catholics
rector Of the Catholic University In Washing
ton. was one OF the first to encourage the move
oon asT sxs sss
lies became Interested. and offered their as
ses arg SssSfss
fisersture IL Notre Dame ,rniyersIty: Eliza
e Hb.sa i Blake A and Anna I Buchanan. '
The ENCOURAGEMENT given by these men and
@s fathers M MA she%sd yio McMa1Sn.
and and iathrop outlined the programme. Tfe
first session Of the summer school is to be held
during the first three weeks OF August. prob.
on special subjects and discussions on educa-
tional questions relating to literature. science.
from n1 a. Catholic Standpoint: some Of the ost
eminent mep in the CATHOLIC Church are to be
sion forty Ave lectures will Be delivered.
next the proIHct Sa believe the
psny It Is szpsssed thst s5S6oSo WI be T e.
site is to, be purchased. and on it the neees.
gary buildings are to be erected. Now that
besvs sSst their School viii
q national institution as prosperous as Chau-
Sited to take stock In the enterprise. which is
to be on bus There
nosbs snoa basne sns
There are to he social rs well as intellectual
spend their vacation. The place is to have oil
the Recommendations 81 sumner resort for
people will be able to reach the school by the
The men who went to the Thousand Islands
on Tuesday were impressed by the beauty and
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beautiful groves and a. the land Is adapted for
II the island is selected 1t is probable that |
many wealthy GnthGss will erect cottages
tho school II 1t Is built on Carleton Island
point that the Catholic ChRutauquans are |
considering is that Carleton Island is so near
the division line that summer school there |
might become almost international in charac- |
ter. for Canada would undoubtedly contribute |
largely to its membership
Tho revenue OF the summer school Is to be |
derived In many ways. Each member Is to |
pay 4 fee for the lecture course and many |
people will live In tho buildings that are to |
form part OF tho colony. When the school |
has been organized. courses OF reading will |
be mapped out for members who cannot at |
tend the lectures. Before long every diocese In |
the benefits OF the Catholic summer school. |
md the projectors say that. considering the |
largo numher OF Catholics in this country. |
In q few days It will be known whore the |
school Is to be temporarily located. |
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