The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-07-03
NEW WORLD ITEMS.

NEW WORLD ITEMS.
Request for SchoIarship.-Thel late
F. H. Hack, of Baltimore, Mo-, be-
queathed $1,000 to Loyola College for
founding Home Hack, Jr.' scholar
ship.
Monastery Chapel Dedication.-The
Kerens Mortuary Chapel in Calvary |
Cemetery. St. Louis, Mo-, will be dedi- |
Gated early in August.
Diocesan ChancelIor.-Rev. H. B. |
Kramer, assistant pastor of the Church
of st. Joseph, lie Mars, Ia, has been
appointed chancellor of the diocese of
Sioux City and will have headquarters |
in Sioux City.
COLLEGE Chapel Dedicated.-The Ro-
man-Byzantine $4,000 new chapel of
st. Charles College, Catonville, Md,
was dedicated at the commencement |
exercises of the College last week, by |
Cardinal Gibbons.
Administrators of Albany Diocese
Right Reverend Mgr. John J. Reilly OF
st. Johns Church, Schenectady, has
been appointed by His Eminence Car
dinal Farley, to be administrator of
the Albany diocese, to take the place
of Right Reverend Mgr. John ]. Swift,
who requested to be relieved of the
duties because of illness.
Marble Statues BIessed.-At the
Visitation Convent, Cabanne, Mo-, on
the Feast of the Sacred Heart, Arch
bishop Glennon blessed group of
Carrara marble statues of the Sacred
Heart and of the Blessed Margaret
Mary.
Father Ketcham Honored.- Rev.
William H. Ketcham, director of the
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions,
and member of the Board of Indian
Commissioners, received the degree of
Doctor of Laws from Fordham Uni
versity on Monday, June IA.
Church Burned.-The Holy Trinity
Church at Jericho, Calumet county,
Wis, was destroyed by fire June 18.
The flames started from brand car
ried from a burning barn quarter OF
mile away The loss was 100000
Rev j. H. HUM is pastor.
(YEiNFs
Noted Priest Dead.-Rev. Martin Cal
laghan, formerly rector of st. Patrick's
Church in Montreal and widely known
throughout the Canadian Dominion be-
cause of his notable work as priest
and convert-maker, died at the Hotel
Dieu in Montreal on June 10 in the
sixty-ninth year of his age: He was
born in Montreal, November, 1916, and
educated by the Sulpicians whose COM
munity he joined, making his noviti-
ate il Paris, France. For many years
he was pastor of st. Patrick's Church
in Montreal.
NewfoundIand's Archbishop. = The
conservation of Most Reverend E. P.
Roche as Archbishop of ST. Johns,
Newfoundland, took place in ST. Johns
Cathedral, June 20. His Excellency
Most Reverend P. F. Stagni, Apostolic
Delegate to Canada, was the conse-
orator; Bishop Morrison of Antagonist
and Bishop LIE Blanc Of st. Johns
were co-consecrators.
SacerdotaI Golden JubiIee.-Mgr.
IF
celebrated on June %, his golden sacer-
dotal jubilee He was born April s.,
1888, at Lingen, in the diocese of Osna-
brueck. He emigrated to this country
in 1854, and has been pastor of St.
Pauls Church at Reading for many
years.
Catholic Pupils Win.-In the recent
big contest arranged by the Reming-
ton Typewriter Company, among the
students of the business schools of the
City of New York, twelve medals were
offered for the best work. Parochial
schools won eight out of the twelve
prizes although there were compare
lively small number of contestants
from these schools, and great num-
Der from the other public and private
schools of the city.
Chaplain Ordered Home.-The Rev.
Joseph NJ Kangley, chaplain of the
Coast Artillery Corps, U. S. A., has
been relieved from duty on the coast
defenses of Manila and Subic Bays,
and ordered to the United States.
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Father Nugent Retreatmaster.- Rev.
F. E. Nugent, c. M, of New Orleans,
conducted the priests retreat at St.
Joseph's Academy, Des Moines, Ia,
last week.
The Gaelic League Fund.-On June
10 the Hon. Martin j. Keogh, of New
Rochelle, N. Y, treasurer of the Gaelic
League for America, forwarded to DR..
Douglas Hyde, in Dublin, draft for
$4,000, leaving balance in hand of
$2O1.46.
Memorial to Pastoral window is
to be erected in st. GATHERINGS
Church, Norwood, Mass, in memory
of the late Rev. James B. Troy, who
was its pastor previous to being given
charge of St. Vincent's Church, South
Boston. It is announced that in addi-