Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-05

the official prospectus, which was ap-
proved at the meeting of the board
of trustees held last week. and has
just been printed. The prospectus an
nounces the full and correct list of
preachers and lecturers, hitherto not
made public, as follows:
First week, July 15-20.-Preachers-
Right Rev. John A. Watterson, D. D.,
Bishop of Columbus; Rev. Thomas J.
Conaty, D. D.
Lectures by Rev. P. A. Halpin, s.
j.. of st. Francis Nayier's College,
New York city; Hon. W. C. Robinson,
Of Yale Law School, New Haven,
Conn; j. X. Foran, LII. B., editor of
the Montreal True Witness; Professor
James Hall, geologist of New York
State; Professor Edmund G. Hurley,
choirmaster of the Church of st. Paul
the Apostle, New York city; Rev J.
L. O'Neil, O. P, editor of the Rosary
Magazine, New York city; Rev. Walter
Elliott, c. s. P, New York city.
Second week, July 22-27.-Preachers
Rev. Walter Elliot, c. s. P; Rev.
I1Ad1IeS MCA6llud. "
Lectures by Richard Malcolm Johns
ton, of Baltimore, Md. Rev. Joseph
H. Mahon, director of the Cathedral
Library Reading Circle, New York
city; James Jeffrey Roche, editor of
the Boston Pilot; DR.. Valentine Brown,
president of the board of health, Yon-
kers, \. Y; Hon. Charles E. German,
NJ
Sheedy, president Of the Catholic Edu.
cational Union, PittSburg, Pa.
Third week, July %, August s.
Preachers-Rev. John J. Wynne, s. J.;
the Very Rev. James S. Lynch, d. D.,
LII. D.
Lectures by Rev. George NJ. Searle,
G. S. P; Rev. NJ. G. Flannery, d.
rector Of the Fenelon Reading Circle,
Brooklyn, n. Y; John 2. Leahy, presi-
dent of the Catholic Union, Boston.
Mass; Mrs. B. Ellen Burke conductor
of Teachers Institute, Malone, n. Y;
Rev. Michael 2. Smith, c. S. ?. The
convention of the Catholic Young
Mems National Union will be held
this year on July 81 and August /,
during the third week OF the session
of the summer school.
Fourth week, August 5-10.-Preachers
Rev. James A. McCallen, S. s.; the
Very Rev. William OBJ. PardOw, S. J.;
the Very Rev. Frederick w. Wayrick,
@. IS. R., of Rochester, n. Y, will
preach morning and evening on Au-
gust y.
Lectures by the Worry Rev. William
OBJ. PardOW, Jesuit ProvinciaI; Rev.
James A. DoOnan, S. J., Of Boston
College; Principal George e. Hardy,
president of the New York Teachers
association; Principal Mare f. Val
lette, Ill. D., of Brooklyn, N ";
Brother Adjutor, of Manhattan Col
lege, New York city; Principal John.
H. Haaren, of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Rev. Thomas Mcmillan, G.. S. p,
chairman Of the Board of Studies has
received the personal congratulations
of Archbishop COrrigan on the choice
Of speakers and the arrangements OF
the subjects to be treated.
1t was rumOred lately that western
summer school is about to be estab--
lished on the basis of the Plattsburg
enterprise. w ueu QueStlOued on the
subject yesterday, Father Mcmillan
said: Il think that there may be q
summer school in the future, but not
at the present time. The best thing
the western people can do is to send
a large delegation to Plattsburg this
summer. They have already been "a
great factor in the school thus far.
Last year Rev. Father J. A. Zahn, Of
Notre Dame University, Indiana, gavg
the first course of lectures and this
year the first sermon is to be delivered
by Bishop Watterson, of Columbus,
Ohio. Rev. Father Walter Elliott and
many others, among the most promi-
nent lecturers or preachers in the
school, have come from the west"