The Catholic bulletin., 1915-11-06
NEW WORLD ITEMS.

BILE pulpit has been erected in st.
Bridget's Church, Jersey City, N, j.,
the gift of Commissioner Henry
Byrne.
Girls Home opened.-Right Rev.
Bishop Hickey, of Rochester, N. Y,
has just opened home for working
girls in Rochester, which will be
known as ST. Elizabeth's Guild House.
Appointed chaplain.-Rev. R. Nc
Donald, the jealous pastor of Pictou,
n. S., Can, has been appointed chap
lain of the 85th Highland Regiment,
and is now at Halifax with his men.
Catholic Club opened.-The Catho-
lie Club of Portsmouth, Va, was form
ally opened with about 400 men,
bers ON Columbus Day. Bishop
O'Connell, of Richmond, is first hon
orary member.
Church for Spaniards and Mexicans.
The ninety-first Catholic church in
the city of st. Louis was recently dedi-
Gated by Most Rev. John ]. Glennon.
1t. will be for the use of Spanish and
Mexican Catholics. y
Canadian Church Burned.-In the
fire which destroyed the greater part
of the town of Stanstead, P. O., Can,
recently the Church of the Sacred
Heart, Rev. z. X. Cruveiller, M. s.,
rector, was burned.
Sisters Hospital opened.-The
Good Samaritan Hospital, Cincinnati,
Sisters in charge), has been opened.
One wing is completed and it accom-
modates 100 patients.
orphanage Dedicated.-The new
diocesan Orphanage at Marquette,
Mich, has been dedicated by Rt. Rev.
Frederick Els, D. D. The building is
one of the finest in the Upper PENN
sula. 1t cost $120,000.
Oldest Catholic Paper.-October %
marked the eighty-fourth anniversary
of the first issue of The Catholic Tele-
graph, Cincinnati, o., the Oldest Cath
olic newspaper in the United States.
Granite Cross Memorial.-As a
memorial in honor of the conversion
of his wife, Mrs Minnie Evans, to the
Catholic faith, Commodore William H.
Evans, of Baltimore, has presented a
beautiful granite cross to the Car
nelite Sisters at Caroline and Biddle
Streets, Baltimore.
Sister Pharmacist Dead.-Sister M.
Rebecca Bean of Mt. st. Mary s
Academy, Scranton, Pa, died on DC,
tober Is. She was one of the few
women possessing a diploma as
fully qualified pharmacist, being regis
tered by the State Pharmaceutical
Association of Pennsylvania.
Presentation to chaplain.-The
Rev. Mark E. Stock, who has been
the chaplain of the Catholic Indian
pupils at Carlisle, Pa, since 1910
when he succeeded the late Rev. DR.
Ganss, has been promoted to a charge
at New Oxford, Pa. Father Stocks
work among the Indians has been
most successful. AS a slight tokeT
of the affection and esteem in which
he is held by them, the Catholic In
dians of Carlisle presented him with
a Navajo rug.
ci,,4,, Noarn c;e+ap-Cictnr tn
hanna Brokamp died at Oldenburg
Ind, on Wednesday of last week. She
was seventy-nine years of age ant
had been a member of the communit!
for the past sixty years.
Home for Columbus
Ohio, now has a "St. AIMS Home
for the helpless and unfortunate. Th'
Sisters in charge receive no financia
recompense.
Campaign for HospitaI.-A cam
paign to raise 100000 will shortly b.
made in Morristown, N. J.,-th
money to be used for the erection O
a new and larger hospital to replac
the present All Souls Hospital whicl
is under the care of the Sisters O
Charity.
Unique Church.-At the celebrate
mountain resort, Asheville, N. c., i
a handsome, unique Church, s.
Lawrence's. 1t is constructed G
brick, stone, tile, marble and ony1
and is nailless. It's cost is abou
$250,000. 1t is spacious, double-tov
cred. The Lady Chapel alone cos
$4,000.
Church Re-dedicated.-St Mary
Church, Phoenixville, Pa, of whic
Rev. James H. Gavin is the recto
was re-dedicated October IL, the Sc
enty-first anniversary of the laying {
the original cornerstone. st. Mary
has recently been remodeled at gres
expense.
Dean o'NeilI Honored.-Very Re
Dean Francis O'Neill, of Elizabeth,
J., who recently celebrated the golde
jubilee of his ordination, has bee
created Domestic Prelate by I'll
Pope. Mgr. O'Neill is native I
st. Andrews, N B., Can, and in tt
early days Of his ministry was CO
nected with the Diocese of st. John