The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-12-13
announced that it was their own pas
tor, Reverend w. J. Vincent.

announced that it was their own pas
tor, Reverend w. j. Vincent.
Nun an Expert Pharmaclst.-At
Springfield, ILL.,, one of the Sisters of
the staff of St. Johns Hospital, won
highest honors in the recent class of
candidates for state pharmaceutical
certificates She is Sister Augustine
Groesch, who passed the assistant
test.
New School for Magyars.-The Mag
var Holy Name congregation of Day
ton, Ohio, is planning new two
story fireproof school building. The
cost will be $4,000.
Joins the Church.-Mrs. Joyce Xii
mer, step-daughter of Henry M. Alden,
of Metuchen, former editor of Har-
per's Magazine, has embraced the
Catholic faith, having been converted
by the Paulist Fathers. Her husband,
one of the leading reviewers of the
N. Y. Times Book Reviews and au-
thor of a book of poems entitled "A
Summer of Love-" is a convert. Both
were Episcopalians. They live at
Suffern, N. Y.
New Hospital at Jackson, Michigan.
Reverend Eugene NJ Cullinane, rec
tor of st. Mary's Catholic Church,
Jackson, Michigan, recently stated
that the parish would build 100000
hospital on the site of the Governor
Blair home, on Lansing avenue.
Typographers' National Home.-Mr.
and Mrs. John G.. DAILY, on September
Is, were placed in charge of the Ty-
geographical unions national home for
tubercular patients at Colorado
Springs. Mr.. DAILY and his wife are
Catholics. The home is situated in
one of the most delightful spots in
Colorado and is now caring for over
$50 men.
Bishop Hanna on State Commission.
-Rt. Rev. E. J. Hanna, D. D., AuXili-
airy Bishop of San Francisco, has been
appointed by Gov. Johnson a member
of the State immigration Commission
of California.
Convert Now Assistant Priest
Father Russell J. Wilbur, formerly
Archdeacon of the Protestant Episco-
pal diocese of Fond du Lac, has re-
turned from the American College at
Rome, to become assistant pastor of
st. Cronan's Church, ST. Louis.
Charity of Catholic Understanding
on a suggestion made by Father Hill
lock, the chaplain of ST. Luke's Guild
for Nurses of Patterson, N. j., the
members of that organization will sup.
ply a nurse whenever the need OF
one shall be reported from any
branch of the st. Vincent de Paul
Society, or any local parish, either to
the chaplain or to the registrar OF
nurses.
Catholic Hospital Fund.-The build
ing fund for the new st. Elizabeth
Hospital in Brighton, Mass, has
passed the $4,000 mark Among the
contributions for last month was one
of $500, through His Eminence Car
dinal O'Connell, from Mrs. Thomas
Riley to found a perpetual bed in
memory of her husband. Another
contribution of $500 was received
through the Cardinal, from friends OF
the hospital.
Hibernian Scholarships for Ottawa
The Ancient Order of Hibernians
have decided to establish two scholar
ships at Ottawa College to, be com.
peted for by sons or brothers of mem
bers of the A. o. H. or Ladies
Auxiliary.
Official Deaf-Mute JournaI.-The
Catholic Deaf Mute published at Rich
mond Hill, Long Island, N. Y, has beer
designated as the official organ of the
Knights of De L'Epee, the national
organization of Catholic Deaf Mutes
de L'Epee Day" occurred on Monday
November "a, this year.
Mems Congregational Singing
Every time the members of the Senior
Holy Name Society of Denver go t.
Communion at the Cathedral they
have congregational singing. On theil
last Communion day they sang &C
Lord, Am Not Worthy" before going
and "God of Might" after they had re
ceived the Sacrament. The singing
becomes better and stronger each time
the men receive the Host and is to bt
continued as regular feature.
Baptism of Convert Negroes.-A
the recent baptism of thirty-five adult
negroes in st. Anthony's Church
Memphis, Tenn, two former Protes
tant ministers were among the spon
sors. One of them had declined lu
crative rectorship of the Colored Epis
copal Church The pastor, Reverend
Joseph B. Glen, is Josephite mis-
sionary who has been at st. Anthony
less than year.