The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-06-03

Falls, Mont, possesses ample facilities
for the care of ESQ orphans, and at
the present time there are seventy
four children in the institution.
Brothers of the Sacred Heart for
Ottawa School.-The Separate School
Board of Ottawa has, with the per-
mission of the Archbishop, made ar
engagements by which five members of
the Brothers of the Sacred Heart will
come to Ottawa to teach in st. Fran
els School The Brothers of the
Sacred Heart have very enviable
reputation as teachers. Their head
house in Canada is at Arthabaska,
P. @.
Bequeaths Estate to Catholic Chart
ties.-Mrs. Marie A. Clary, widow of
Commodore A. G. Clary, left all but
81 900 of her estate, estimated at $15,-
900, to Catholic charities, the bulk of
it, about $4,000, going to the Holy
Family Catholic Association of
Springfield, Mass. Requests of ST.
5000 each are made to the Sacred
Heart Society, ST. Joseph's Seminary
of Baltimore, Md; the Holy Family
Conference of the st. Vincent de
Paul Society, the Right Rev. Thomas
D. Beaver, Bishop of the diocese of
Springfield.
Work of the Church Goods Depart
ment of the Extension Society.-Dur-
ing the past year the Catholic Church
Extension Society reports that it has
received 831 altar linens, So altar
cloths, so candlesticks and Candida
bras, 16 cassocks, AZ copes, 153
chasubles, 80 crucifixes, % chalices, II
ciboria and 26 cruets; not to mention
many other necessary articles for the
celebration of the Holy Sacrifice of
the Mass, bringing the total for the
year up to 1,766 articles. The church
goods department receives old vest
ments and sacred vessels from the
weather. churches in the cities as
we'll as from kindly disposed indivi-
duals and sends them to the poor mis-
sions
In Quest of italian immigrants
Travelling as the accredited represen-
tative of the San Francisco Railroad
Company, Rev. Pietro Bandini, known
on both continents as the pastor OF
Tontitown, Arkansas, the most sue
in A
gone abroad to solicit immigration
among his countrymen. He is now
en- route to Italy, where he hopes to
influence a large number of the best
farmers to come with their families to
Missouri and Arkansas to follow their
vocation.
Silver Jubilee of Father Boil, v. +.
The silver jubilee of Very Rev. Ger
ard Boil, " F., of Crete, Neb., was
observed on Tuesday, April 1S. The
priests of the Deanery of Crete ar
ranged a fitting celebration on the
occasion. Solemn high mass was eel
ebrated at 10 o'clock and public re-
ception was held at o'clock in the
evening.
Death of a Composer Of Music
Alexander McCabe, organist for five
years of st. Peters and st. Pauls Ca
thedral, Providence, R. l., died recent
". He was composer of music for
organ and band and had travelled all
over the country as concert master
and acting leader of the American
Band, of Providence. He was 81 years
old.
Hungarian Parish in New Haven
The Hungarian Catholics of New
Haven, Conn, have been formed into
a parish by Rev. David Hutchinson.
Father Hutchinson made his studies
in a Hungarian seminary. He has
found over five hundred Hungarians
in New Haven alone. Through the
courtesy of Rev. John H. Stapleton
and the French people of the city, st.
Louis Church has been placed at the
disposal of Father Hutchinson and his
new congregation.
Charitable Requests In Will Of Bos-
ton Pastor.-Public requests for re-
ligious and educational purposes are
provided in the will of the Rev. L. j.
O'Toole, rector of ST. Demands
Church, West Newton, Mass, who died
April 4. The Home for Destitute Cath
Ollie Children gets $4,000; A. c. Whit
tey, superior-general of, the Irish
Christian Brothers, $4,000, and $4,000
is given to st. Johns Seminary in
Brighton for the education of students
from st. Bernard's parish The
residue is left to Archbishop O'Con-
nell to use as he sees it,
italian Mobiles to Visit Mexico
Count and Countess Vannutelli, re-
lated to their Eminences the Cardinals
Vannutelli arrived in New York en-