The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-08-28
NEW WORLD ITEMS.

Costly X. of c. Home.-The pro-
posed Knights of Columbus building
in Boston will cost $500,000
requests to Religion.-Annie E.
Cooney, who died in New York City
on November last, leaving $3S,795,
gave the residue of $3,925 to Cardinal
Farley and left the bulk of the estate
to Catholic institutions.
New House Of Studies.-The
Fathers and Brothers of Mary, Day.
ton, O., will open house of studies
at the Catholic University and their
students will attend the university
lectures.
Addition to College.-Mt. st. Mary's
College, Emmitsburg, Md, will erect,
this year, another spacious building,
1856 by 108 feet, 20 feet in height,
four stories, with tower, to provide
for 600 students. It's cornerstone is
to be laid this fall.
Collection for Catholic University.
1t has been announced at the Cath
Ole University that the total of $685.
900 was contributed to the support
of the institution by Catholics through
collection taken up in all churches
last fall. This exceeds by several
thousand dollars the amount collected
the previous year.
Daughters of IsabeIla.-The Daugh-
tiers of Isabella have grown in two
years from 1852 to 22,12O, and there
has been an increase of 81 courts in
the same time.
Bishop-EIect GaElagher.-The date
for the conservation of Coadjutor
Bishop-Elect Gallagher of Grand
Rapids, Mich, has been set tentatively
for September 8. Bishop Richter will
officiate as consecrator.
On Mission Seminary Staff.-Rev.
Thomas Gavan Duffy, of Pondichery,
India, will join the staff of the mission
seminary at Maryknoll, Ossining, n.
Y, next year. He is son of the late
Charles Gavan Duffy, the Irish patriot
who became Premier of Australia.
Father Duffy has been in India for the
past four years. He is an alumnus of
the Paris Seminary for Foreign Mis-
sions.
Succeeds Bishop EIect.-Rev.: VIM.
Lonergan, S. j., of Trinidad, Colo, has
been appointed pastor of Sacred
Heart Church, Denver, to succeed
Bishop-elect Schiller, appointed to the
new See of Ell Paso, Tex
New Catholic CoIIeee.-The Cowell
farm in Orono, Me-, bought about
three years ago, is to be the site of
a college for Catholic young men. The
location is less than three miles from
the State University.
Catholic Paper Suspends.-The
Catholic Chronicle of Erie, Pa, has
had to suspend because of the poor
support given it.
Bishop Morrison's JubiIee.-Bishop
Morrison, of Antagonist, Nova Scotia
is receiving the congratulations of his
devoted clergy on the occasion of the
silver jubilee of his priesthood. Al
the annual retreat the priests pre-
scented him with an address and q
purse Of $4,000 as a testimony Of
esteem.
Diocesan Retreat.-The annual re
treat for the clergy of the Archdiocese
of Oregon City was held last week al
Columbia University, Portland Ore
The Rev. G. P. McShane, of st. Pat
ricks Church, Montreal, Canada
preached the retreat.
Priests Golden Jubilee.-The Rev
Anthony Hyneck, rector of st. Wen
ceslas' Church in Cleveland, Ohio, oh
served his golden jubilee as a1priest
on July 20. He was ordained in Bo
hernia and served term in that coun
try as a military chaplain. He came
to this country in 1872.
Church Growing in West.-BishoI
Lehman, of Great Falls, Mont, dedi
Gated in the last few months clever
churches in the southern part of his
diocese.
President of Dante Society," Bishop
Shahan, of the Catholic University
has been elected President of the
Dante Society, which was recently or
ganized to promote the study of tia
liam literature and especially the mas
terpiece of Italy's greatest poet.
Superior Observation-Disclosures David
for the. past four years president o
st. Francis College, and Superior o
the Franciscan Brothers in Brooklyn
was reelected to both offices for ;
term of three years at the triennia
meeting of the general chapter.
Addition to Infants Home.- RICH
Rev. Mgr. Nelson H. Baker, IL. D.
superintendent of the Infants Home
Lackawanna, N. Y, laid the corne
stone for twin" building of tina
asylum on Sunday, August Is. TIL
structure is to cost $175,00O.
+ Governor Walsh Candidate.-Hor
David |. Walsh, twice elected Cover