Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-07-11
THAT OTHER SCHOOL.
MADISON'S EASTERN CATHOLIC
RIVAL.
Fourth Annual Session Opens with
Mgr. Satolli as the Big Gun
The Program.

Plattsburg. n Y, July S.-The fourth
session of the Catholic summer
school opened here yesterday. Mgr.
Satolli celebrated pontitical mass,
and Archbishop Corrigan preached
the sermon. The session will continue
until August 10. A handsome building
has been erected on the grounds of the
school, adjoining the Hotel Champlain.
This will be used for entertainments,
receptions and the like. The financial
interests Of the school are in
the hands of the Catholic Summer
School Building and Improvement
company, consisting of Rev. DR.. T. J.
Conaty and Rev. J. II. McMahon and
John Byrne, J. d. Crimmins, Daniel
| O'Day, Martin Maloney, Adrian Iselin.
Jr., William j. Moran and W. Il.
Mosher. A pamphlet states that $26,-
600 Of the bonds have been subscribed
for While 100 life me nberships have
been secured, representing nearly S40,-
600. The full programme of the Iect-
ureS is as follows:
For the week beginning July s.
Five lectures on The External Rcla-
tons of the Early Church, by Rev. w.
Fl. O'Connel; five lectures on The Phi
losophy Of Literature. by DR.. C. 3.
Pallen; four lectures on mechanics, by
Rev. T. i. A. Freeman, S. j.
| For the week beginning July 15:-
Five lectures on The Internal Develop
ment of the Early Church, by Rev. Dr..
j. f. Ioughlin; five lectures on The
! Beginnings of English Literature, by
George Parsons Lathrop, Ii. D.: four
lectures Oh physiology, by Brother
Baldwin.
For the week beginning July o.
Five lectures OF French Literature. by
Rev. J. Il. Hogan, S. S., d. D.; five
lectures on the Spanish Colonization
Period in American History, by H. a.
Adams, NJ. A; four lectures on Studies
in Sacred Scripture, by Rev. II. j.
Heuser
For the week beginning July 29:-
Five lectures ON Modern Scientific
Errors, by Rev. DR.. ]. A. Zabn, G. S.
c.; five lectures on The Evolution Of
the Novel, by Richard Malcolm Johns
ton Ii. D.; four lectures on Studies
in Sacred Scripture, by Rev. II. J.
Heuser.
For the week beginning August 81
Five lectures on psychology, by Rev.
j. A. Doonan, s. j.; five lectuI es on III,
Physical Condition of Happiness, by
DR.. Laurence i. Flick; four lectures on
The Evolution of Music, by Rev. II. r.
GanSs.
For the week beginning August 12:-
Five lectures ON psychology, by Rev.
j. a. DoOnan, S. j.; five lectures on
The French Colonization Period by
Rev. d. j. O'Sullivan; four lectures on
The Philosophy Of Art, by John
Lafarge, Ii. d.
The following is the list of preach
ers appointed:-Sunday, July T. in the
morning, Archbishop CorTigan; in the
evening, Rev. DR.. Conaty, president of
the school; Sunday, July IA, in the
morning and evening, Rev. Dr.. c. e.
WOodman; Sunday, July q, in the
morning, Archbishop Ryan; in the
evening, Rev. DR.. Garrigan; Sunday,
July %, in the morning and evening,
Bishop Beaven; Sunday, August 4, in
the morning and evening, Rev. James
COyle; Sunday. August II, in the morn
ing, Bishop Byrne; in the evening. Rev.
J. NJ. Whelan; Sunday, August IS, in
the morning, Vicar General Mooney;
in the evening, Rev. John L. Bedford.