Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-30


| Reeves, f.. u. Corley and James Brodie.
| The young ladies of St Marys congre-
| CATION acted as Mattresses Later In the
afternoon the members of the choir and
those who assisted in the celebration we're
rendered a dinner.
THE CLERGYMEN PRESENT.
Among the clergy who attended the
celebration were: The Rt. Rev. j. S.
Michaud, ID. D.. the Rt. Rev. Mgr.
Cloarec, V. g., the Rt Rev. Mgr. Raci-
cot. V. G., Montreal; the Very Rev. FIR.
Madden, V. c., Springfield Mass; the
| Very Rev. FIR Sinnott. V. G.. Hartford,
Conn; the Very Rev FIR. Rossiter Og-
densburg, N. Y; the Very Rev. Fr
iIanselmann, S. j., president OF Holy
Cross college, Worcester, Mass; the
Very Rev. II, Aubin, o. S. n, Superior
of Oblates, Swanton the Rev. J. II. De-
laney, chancellor. Manchester, n. IL,
the Rev. FIR Neigle Boston. represent
ing the archbishop; the Rev Fr. Ham
ell. c. S. r.. Saratoga, ~ Y; the Rev.
FIR. G. Reilly, Littleton. n. H.; the Rev.
FIR. Ryan. Manchester, n. H.; the Rev.
J. L. Cam, Fanny Allen Hospital; the
Rev -. j. OSulivan, st. Adams; the
Rev n. Proulx, Rutland; the Rev. p.
Cunningham, Brattleboro; the Rev II.
Lane. Fair Haven; the Rev. r. Rey-
nolds, Bellows Falls: the Rev. ]. +.
Audet Winooski; the Rev Thomas
Donahue. St Adams; the Rev. j. ID.
shannon. Mddlebury; the Rev. William
O'Sullivan, Montpelier; the Rev. T. j.
Barrett Cathedral; the Rev. y. Il. COT
fey Bristol the Rev. J. J. Boyle. Bran
don; the Rev. DR. a. J. Glynn, Rich
mond. the Rev. G. G. Delaney Cathe-
dral; the Rev. william Plamandon,
the Rev J. A. Iocouture. burlington;
the Rev ]. w Dwver. Manchester the
Rev. \. j. barron bennington; the Rev
Charles Provost bennington; the Rev
DIR. r. j. Cahill. Springfield; the Rev
j. r.. Pouliot. Essex Junction; the Rev
J. = Rand, Winooski the Rev. Fred
Pauquet, Milton; the Rev. Z. j. Doheny,
st. Adams; the Rev. FIR. Fricot, WI
nooski Park; the Rev. Fr. Salmon,
; Swanton; the Rev. j. +. ONeil, North
! ield the Rev. John Brown. Pittsford ;
the Rev p. J. Long, Proctor; the Rev.
Il. r. Carly West Rutland; the Rev.
, j. A. Bastien. Alburgh; the Rev. j. l..
. Penders. Randolph; the Rev. William
Lonergan. White River Junction; the
Rev j Hickey. Barre; the Rev. Thoma s
l Leonard. Waterbury; the Rev. j. A
Z Bossormault St Johnsbury, the Rev.
I ]. A. Lynch, st. Johnsbury; the Rev.
y PHI Lachance, Island Pond; the Rev. n.
y Iachance. Fairfield; the Rev. y. La
chance. Hyde Park; the Rev l." La
Chance. Keeler's Bay; the Rev. Thomas
Shaefer. North Bennington; the Rev. d.
= II. Sullivan, orwell; the Rev. j. f.
Gillis, Cathedral; the Rev. l.. Nlzena
Shoreham; the Rev. John Galllgher
> Burlington; the Rev. y. Clermont, New
= port; the Rev j. Kelley, Norton NILS
u the Rev. FIR. j. =. Murphy, Cherubuse
= y. y. the Rev. FIR. Charbonneau
u Rouscs Point. y. Y; the Rev. -. Daig-
= nault. Granteville; the Rev. Charles
IL Ponthriand. L.NndonT.lle; the Rev
: Cleophas Trother. st. Adams
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= iii"i Oi'i W i''i'
e When the late RI. Rev Louis De
Tocshriand came to this city in 1913 he
found only eight small churches. an,
: five priests There were no schoolhouscs
e. but with the zeal of a chivalric French
d men he used his private purse and he
gan the upbuilding of a diocese. which il
st today mighty factor in the Catholic
n Church. At the present time there arr
n IN TINS diocese N' churcheS, sGnooIS an,
II a rnembersrin Of about 20 900 souls.
a Rishop DeGoosbriand was the son o
IT MARQUIS Henri DcGoesbriand of Kcr
1T doulas manor at st. Urban. Brittany
l. France. at which place he was borl
II August 4. 1916. After pursuing a classi
g cal course at Quimper and Port Croi'
Is Finisterrc he took Il theological cours
4 at St Sulpice being ordained to tn
priesthood in Paris by the RI. Rev DR.
Il Rosau of St Louis Immediately aft"
oi his ordination he came to Cincinnati
10 where he exercised the ministry from
III 1910 to ISL chiefly as pastor of a small
Up church near Canton. On the erection o
III the diocese of Cleveland, Bishop Rapp