Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-13

centenary commission: July l. reception
to the President OF the United states
and members Of his cabinet address OF
Introduction by Governor Hughes; two
evening lectures, July ana ?, assigned
for the Rev. Matthew c. Gleeson
Chaplain. l.. S. ~, s. s. Connecticut, des-
cribing the Voyage Of the American fleet
around the world.
Third week, July 12-ls-Morning round
table talks by Martha Moore Avery,
Boston. subject. christian CIVILIZATION
and Its Foes" four evening lectures as
signed to the Rev. Charles Warren Cur
rier, washington, D. c.. to begin with
Champlain's voyage and review OF the
history of the battles fought by the
French against the Indians and Eng
land.
Fourth week. July 192-Ns,rning lee
lures by the Rev John n. o Rourke. - D.,
New York city; subject. The church as
a Bulwark Of the Republic: two even
Ing violin recitals by Robert Burkholder
New York city; two harp recitals by
Loretta DE Lone. New York city
Fifth week, July 26-3c-M~rning lectures
by the Rev. James J. Fox, u. d.. catholic
University; subject. The Immortality of
the Soul as Manifested In the Religious
Convictions Of the Great Nations OF the
Ancient World" evening lectures by Prof.
Thomas McTiernan, New YORK city;
| subject webster and Lnc@'n'; lectures
| by the Rev. Thomas j. Campbell s. j.:
subject Early Missionaries Of the Cham
plain Valley
Sixth week. August 2-6-Morning lee
lures by the Rev. Robert Swickerath. s.
j.. Holy Cross College. Worcester. Mass.
subject. "The Reformation and Its In
fuence on Education; four evening song
rectals by Marie A. zeckwer. Phila-
| delphia.
Seventh week. August 9-l3-Morning lee
lures by Prof. James G. Monaghan, princi-
pal Of Stuyvesant Evening Trade school
New York city: subject. Heroic Types OF
Catholic Womanhood reading circle
conference Monday. August 2. 1o:3o a. m.
reading circle day, Tuesday, August ]"
1880 a. M evening recitals by Edwart
| Abner Thompson, p. s.. Boston; two lee
lures by the Rev. John ]. Burke. c. s. =.
editor Of The Catholic World Magazine
New York city, subject, The Need anC
tho Opportunities of the Catholic Press,
August IL and 10.
Eighth week. August 16-2o--Morn
ing lectures by Or. James j. Walsh
I,I,
Modern Isms" "Hypnotsm." "Tele-
pathy" "spiritualism. christian Sci
ence" and "Psychotherapy"; evening
lectures: catholics In the American
Revolution" by Rev. Thomas p. Pho
Ian. New York state chaplain Of The
knights Of Columbus, missionary La
bors Of the Oblates Of Mary fmmacu
late among the Indian Tribes of Can
ada" Very Rev. Michael F. Fallon. y
NJ. l.. Buffalo.
Ninth week. August Morninl
lectures by Prof. Arthur r. j. Remy
phi. D.. Columbia I'niversity subject
studies in German Literature'; even
ings. selected readings by Sophia -
Maley. philadelphia. and two lecture
on THE Fighters in the Champlai'
Valley" and The Heroes of Two War
with England" Dr. John =. CoNle. New
York city.
Tenth week August 3oSept. 3
; Morning lectures by ri. Rev. Mons'g
nor Mcmahon. u. D. president Of tn
lCatholic Summer school, in collahora
ton with Rev. William J. White, !
D.. Superintendent Of Catholic chart
ties. diocese OF BROOKLYN: general sub
iect. "Problems OF Dependency wit
, Reference TO Preventative and Con
structive Methods of Relief In Larg
Cities: four evening song recitals b
Kathrine McGuckin Leigo. Philadei
phia.
Eleventh week. September SO
Four evenings assigned to Denis =
. Mccarthy associate editor Of TN
Sacred Heart Review, East Cambridg'
Mass; September &. Irish Wit an
Humor"; September :. reading OF hi
own poems September Q. An Hou
Of Irish Poetry: September 10, Spec
mems of Irish Folklore"