The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-20
NEW WORLD ITEMS.

Catholic Charities Benefit.-A num-
Der of Catholic charities are named
as beneficiaries in the will of the late
Mrs. Mary Wynne of Washington, d.
c., wife of former Postmaster General
Robert e. Wynne.
Father Bonfield Dead.-The Rev,
Michael Bonfeld, rector OF st.
Agatha's Church, Chicago, died on
October "a, after a lingering illness.
The deceased was native of Menagh,
Tipperary, Ireland.
Ground Broken for Hospital
Ground was broken for the erection
of the new Misericortlia hospital in |
Philadelphia by Archbishop Prender-
CAST on Sunday, October "A.
Catholics Win Scholarships.-Of
eighteen scholarships available in the
Putnam High School of Newburyport,
Mass, for which examinations were
held last June, ten have just been
awarded to graduates of the school of
the Immaculate Conception parish
which is under the direction of the
Sisters of Charity of Nazareth Of Ken
lucky.
Pastor of Marquette Cathedral
Rev. A. H. Buchholz, former pastor of
st. Pauls Church, Negaunee, Mich,
has been appointed to the pastorate of
st. Peters Cathedral, Marquette,
Mich.
DR.. Ryan Honored,-Rev. John Au-
gustine Ryan, author of "a Living
Wage and professor of economics at
the Catholic University, has been
elected an honorary Vice President of
the Washington Catholic Truth So
ciety.
Academy Dedicated.-The hand
some new academy connected with
Our Lady of the Rosary Church, De-
troit, Mich, was dedicated on October
"a by Right Reverend Auxiliary
Bishop Kelley assisted by the pastor,
Rev. F. J.'Van' Antwerp and twenty
five diocesan priests. The academy
cost 100000, and is one of the most
substantial and complete schools in
the city.
College Buys Property.-Loyola
College, Baltimore, has purchased a
lot of ground, increasing its site to
$50 feet on St Paul Street, and 245
feet in depth. The St Ignatius
Church will be built opposite this site.
New Altar Donated. Through the
generosity of the Misses Gertrude and
Margaret Bahr, of indianapolis, Ind,
st. Philip Neri Church is the recipient
of a beautiful Rigalico main altar,
which will be installed before Christ.
mas.
: Cathedral Consecrated 20 Years.
The present Cathedral of Cincinnati
was solemnly consecrated on Sunday,
November q, 1916. Present at the
conservation were Bishop Flaget,
Bishop Miles, Archbishop Eccleston
and the Bishops of New York,
Charleston, Vincennes and Milwaukee.
Catholic Enters Consular Service
Edward A. Dow of Omaha, Nebr., a
graduate of st. Ambrose College, Da-
venport, Ia, has been appointed to
the United States consular service.
, Mr.. Dow is a charter member of the
Alumni association and has always
shown lively interest in the welfare
of his Alma Mater.
Knights Aid orphans.-The com
bined Knights of Columbus councils
of Cincinnati presented a check for
S3,75O to the board of trustees of ST.
Joseph Orphanage, Sunday, October
II, at the home of Northside council.
The check represented the proceeds
from the disposal of an automobile
at the annual Fourth of July orphans
picnic.
New Home for the Aged.-The Sis
tiers of Mercy, who conduct Montcalm
sanatorium in Manitou, Colorado,
have decided to transform the insti-
tuition into a home for the aged
Colorado has no home for the aged
along the lines proposed by Sister Su-
perior Mary Ann, of Montcalm, and it
is expected by those in charge that
the new venture will prove success.
Experimental Farm for Priest
Plans have been perfected to bring
to Portland, Ore, Rev. Geo. A.
Schooner, the plant wizard, whose
church, home and plants were recent
ly destroyed by fire at Brooks, Ore.
An experimental farm has been Sc
cured for him, and after his establish
ment there the Chamber of Commerce
will arrange to finance his work.
Retreat for Catholic Actors The
annual retreat for actors in the
Church of st. Malachy, New York
City, was grand success, over four
hundred actors participating in the
exercises. The retreat was conducted
by Rev. Joseph A Delaney, D. D., the
chaplain of the Guild and the ser
mons were preached by Rev. John
Talbot Smith. The Guild now has a
membership of four hundred and fifty.
MONDAY Masses.-On All Saints