The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-09-16
NEW WORLD ITEMS


called on to act as mediator between
employer and employe in st. LOUIS.
This time the dispute is between mix
wagon drivers and the dairy owners.
A Family of ReIigious.-Mr. and
Mrs. Goedken, of Philadelphia, "a
have six daughters and granddaugh-
ter who are in the Order of Franciscan
Sisters.
Honored BY the Pope.-Mr. John
Murphy, Of Chicago, has been maze
Commentators of the Order oil ST.
Gregory the Great.
Annex to Sisters Hospital.-The
Sisters of Mercy of Pittsburg have
signed contracts for the erection OF
large annex to their present splendlu
hospital at Pride and Locust streets.
The new building will cost about
100000.
Bishop shahan sIesses Memorial
J.
Of the Catholic University III WASH
ington, took part in the ceremonies
and gave the blessings at the accept
ance of Lincoln Farm as a natlonal
memorial by President Wilson on Sep
TENDER 4.
Priest Represents State.-The Rev.
Vincent Chiappi, of Lewiston. Ida,
was appointed by Governor M. AleXan-
der as representative from Idaho 10
the American Prison Congress meet
ing at Buffalo September I to Il.
Catholic Pupils Win Scholarships
Two of this years graduates OF All
Hallows' Institute, New York City,
were winners of State scholarships.
These State scholarships were avail
able to High School students for the
first time in 1913 and since then All
IIallows has been credited with SIX.
The scholarships entitle the holders
to receive 500 a year for four years
while in attendance at some college
within the State.
Costly Vestments.-The handsome
vestments ordered from Switzerland
sometime since for ST. Mary's Cathe-
dral, Salt Lake City, arrived recent
". The cost of the complete set is
$4,000.
N.GLaIin pov cnou+e -KancaS Civ
is to have a city-wide organization OF
Bow Scouts under Catholic direction.
The local branch of the Federation OF
Catholic Societies took up the matter
sometime ago and in a recent confer
ence with President George Rein
hardt, the Bishop of Kansas City gave
it is hearty endorsement and promised
all of the cooperation necessary to
make the organization success.
Sisters Golden JubiIee.-Two mem
bers of the Sisterhood of st. Joseph
in Buffalo, Mother Mary Celestine and
Sister Mary Dominic, observed the
golden jubilee of their religious pro-
fession on August 9. Both religious
have spent the major portion of the
past fifty years in caring for the or
phans in the Buffalo diocese.
Requests for Charty-Thomas
Clarke, the Irish patriot, executed
during the Revolution, left the sum Of
$15,500 for the relief of the poor in
Dublin. His widow, Mrs. Clarke
turned the bequest over to the Irish
Volunteer Dependents Fund Former
Mayor John DAILY, of Limerick, who
died recently, left $4,000 to the same
fund.
$4,000 to the Poor.-Tn his will
filed last week in the Surrogate:
office, John Joseph Healy, who died a
his residence, Brooklyn, N. Y, il
July, left $4,000 to be devoted tt
charitable purposes. The st. Vincen
de Paul Society of Brooklyn is be
queathed one-half of this amount, ant
the trustees, the Chicago Title anC
Trust Company, are directed to pa.
the balance to institutions for tuber
culosiS.
Trappist Foundation.-A party O
Trapplst monks recently visited eel
tain sections of the st. Louis Arch
diocese, prospecting for suitable sit
on which to establish a monastery
They inspected the handsome prop
erty and surroundings known as "Ken
nett Castle near Crystal City, Mo
and were much pleased with tn
place.
Golden Jubilee Celebrated.-Th
golden jubilee of her entrance int
the Ursuline Order was celebrate
last week by Mother St. Lawrence
Superior of the community in Youngs
town, o. Thirty-five priests and man
visiting nuns assisted at the Solem
Mass and many Fluctuations and vall
able gifts were presented to the jub
larian.
New Syrian Church.-A handsom
new church, under the patronage c
the Sacred Heart, is being erected
the Syrians of Michigan City, Int
The congregation, under the directio
of Rev. Michael Abraham, the pastor
has accomplished much in a shol
time. The church will be finished b
Christmas.
Marble Affairs Donated-Two Lowell