The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-06-10
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Washington, by various States have
been raised from two hundred and
fifty to four hundred dollars, and it is
expected that this generous provision
will increase the demand for these
scholarships that are now among the
best academic prizes within the reach
of Catholic youth.
Catholic Industrial School in Ore.
qon.-Through the initiative of Arch
bishop Christie of Portland, plans are
being formulated to establish an in
dustrial school for Catholic young men
at ST. Mary's, near Beaverton, in the
heart of the Tualatin Valley, Oregon.
A large farm owned by the Church
is to be turned over to the school. It
is expected that the main administra-
ton building will cost $150,000. Ac-
cording to the plans being considered
the institution will include all modern
methods of instruction in agriculture
and horticulture. There will be adj
vanced courses in mechanics and the
various industrial trades.
chancery Building for Hartford
Diocese.-The Diocese of Hartford
has built a chancery ofice-a good
building in which the chancellor and
his assistant will reside, and in which
will be securely preserved the dioce-
san archives in fire-proof vaults.
Catholic Chimes Play At Funeral of
Donor.-During the funeral of the late
Denman Thompson, the veteran actor
of "Old Homestead" fame, at West
Swanzey, N. H., the chimes in the
Catholic church played Nearer My
God to Thee" These chimes were
the gift of Mr.. Thompson to the
church.
PontificaI Mass to Inaugurate San
Diego Exposition.-On the opening
day of the San Diego Exposition there
will be a Military High Mass celebrat-
ed by Bishop Conaty and clergy of
the Diocese of Monterey and Los An
geles in which a choir of one hundred
male voices will participate before an
immense floral altar in replica of that
in the Church of San Fernando, Me-
xico City, whence the Franciscan Fa-
theirs came when they began their mis-
sionary work on the west coast of the
CALIFORNIA;.
st. Vincent de Paul Society Of To-
ronto Plans New Work.-The st. Vim
cent de Paul Society of Toronto will
have member at the railway stations
to give special attention to Catholic
visitors to that city this season. 1t
will also give the children of the poor
fresh air" opportunities.
Requests of Brooklyn Charities
Many requests were made to Brook
Ign charitable institutions by the late
Charles Engert, real estate operator
and hotel proprietor, of that borough,
who died in Germany on March IL
last. The Sisters of ST. Dominick OF
Brooklyn receive $4,000, st. Sather-
ines hospital $4,000, st. Mary's hos
pital $4,000, German hospital $4,000,
st. Peters hospital $4,000, and the
Little Sisters of the Poor $4,000.
Baltimore wants the National Con-
gress of Holy Name Societies.-Bal-
timore Catholics are making a strong
bid for the National Congress of the
Holy Name Societies of the United
States, which it is proposed to hold for
the first time this fall. 1t will mean
a reunion of about $4,000 men from
all sections of the country. 1t is in.
tended to be the first of it's kind in
the history of the society 1t is sug'
gested that the congress be held in
October. On the 18th of that month
the double jubilee of Cardinal Glib.
bons will be held in this city, and it
| is said that no better arrangement
could be made than to have the Holy
Name Society reunion at the same
time. Every priest in the country
will be invited to take part in the
Cardinals jubilee service, and these
could attend both celebrations.
San Diego Exposition to illustrate
the Story of Catholic Missions.-The
educational value of the historical
features planned for the ground-break
ing celebration at San Diego, Cal.
during July, preliminary to the dedi
cation of the first building of the
Panama-California Exposition, will be
inestimable. The story will be told
in vivid tableaus beginning with the
sacrifcial rites of the Aztecs and clos
ing with procession of the twenty
one Californian Missions established
by Father Junipero Sierra and the
Franciscan Padres who accompanied
him or succeeded him. 1t will be 8
story of exploration and discovery or
the west coast of America, culminat
ing in the planting of the cross anG
Christian civilization from Darien t.
San Francisco civilization almost
wholly exploited by missionary priests
of the Order of St. Francis; a bene