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Charitable Bequest.--The late c. P.
Norman. multi-millionaire OF Louis
VILE Ky. wilIed the Little Sisters OF
the Poor 5000.
For Aged Priests.-The late Mrs.
zelda Forsee, OF St. Joseph, Mo, left
about $4,000 TO Catholic institutions.
OF this sum. $4,000 was left as a fund
for the support and comfort of aged
priests.
Sisters Open Novitiate.-It may be
interesting TO the many friends OF the
Sisters of Mercy, Mercy Hospital, Des
Noines. Iowa to learn that they have
opened their noyitiate. wherein are to
he received young ladies DESTROYS OF
devoting themselves 10 tho religious
life
New Censor Librorum.' REV. Ar
thur ]. Seaman. D. d., professor OF
senior philosophy in the New YORK
Diocesan Seminary at GonEers, mas
been appointed 10 succeed the Rev.
Remy I.af0gt. u. =, as censor lihroF- |
nm.
New 100000 HospitaI.-Thc Bishop |
Of the Diocese OF Bellevillc, ILL., as |
sisted by a number of priests from
rbrouahOut southern Illinois, conduct |
I'd The dedicatory services of the new
hospital at MurphysbOro, ILL.,, last
week. The new institution repre- |
SCENTS an expenditure of over 100000
Priest Director-At the annual ban
.oaal OF the GuuEisOn, Colo. chamber |
'oE commerce, held recently, directors |
for the ensuing year we're elected. |
Among those who will guide the des-
TIMES Of The chamber for the coming
wear, Rcy William Kip. pastor OF
81. Peter Church. received The highest |
number of votes.
For Polish ChiiGrer.-By the will OF |
NUchaeI Zaichowski, late of Holyoke, |
Mass. q beauest of 81 900 is made for
lhe SuDD0rt OF poor Polish children, |
ana also $1,000 TO the Polish Catholic |
school at HOlyollc.
Papal Honors.-Rev William \.
Brown. rector OF St Mary's Church, |
Amsterdam, n Y. has been made
domestic prelate by Pope Benedict.
Others who have received similar hon
or in New York state are Rev. Thomas
e. Kaveny. N. r., pastor OF St. Ber-
nards Church. Cohoes: Rev. Daniel \.
Curtin, pastor OF ST. Josephs Church,
Glenn Falls. and Rev. William ?. Fitz-
gerald. pastor of ST. Patrick's Church,
Catsltin
Catholic for Cabinet Job.-Edward |
n Hurley, of Illinois. a Catholic man |
ufactrer, who resigned recently as a |
member of the Federal Trade Commits
sion. has been selected by President |
Wilson for appointment as Secretary |
Of Commerce to succeed Secretary |
Redfeld, and the resignation of Mr..
Redfeld. and the appointment of his |
successor will be announced late this |
spring, says an Associated Press dis |
patch.
Priest Musician.--Rev. Joseph b.
selti, the popular assistant at the Ca
1hedral in Denver, Colo, who had al
ready attained a unique place in the
nation as the only priest who success
fully directs grand operas, added new
laurels TO his crown with Gounod's |
Romeo and Juliet" recently. 1t eX-
celled either of his previous produc-
lions and was given unstinted praise,
both by the press and public.
Marquette niversity.-Military tao
ties and hygiene will be taught to
senior medical students at Marquette |
University. Milwaukee, by army Off
GERS, according 10 Father Moulinier,
S. j., who returned from Washington,
where he attended a meeting Of the |
commission on national defense.
Appointed Chancellor. - Rt. Rev.
Michael ]. Gallagher, ID. d., has APP
pointed Rt. Rev John f. Troy, rector
of ST. Patricks Church, Parnell, Mich, |
as the chancellor of the Diocese of |
Grand Rapids, advancing him to the |
post left vacant by Bishop Gallagher
on his succeeding the late Rt. Rev.
Henry ]. Richter, d. D., in the Bish-
opric
More Bequests.-Mrs. Mary Goodwin
Of New York has bequeathed $4,000 i
for the erection of an altar in the |
Church of Notre Dame, $4,000 to the |
Mission of the Immaculate Virgin, |
Staten Island, like amount to the |
Catholic Institution for the Blind, and |
$1,000 for the French Orphan Asylum
$4,000 Left to BIanchet Home.-A be- |
quest of $4,000 was made to the Sis
tiers of Charity of the House of Provi- |
dence, for the support and assistance |
of the Blanchet Home for the Aged in |
Vancouver, Wash, in the will of Frank |
Percy, construction foreman, who died |
recently. Mr.. Percy had lived at the |
Blanchet Home for twenty-three years.
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