The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-10-07
NEW WORLD ITEMS


fiourishing parish in Watertown,
Conn, to engage in missionary work
with the Missionary Servants Of the
Most Blessed Trinity at Holy Trinity
Station, Cottonton, Ala.
Golden Jubilee Of Covineton Church.
st. Patrick's church, Covington, KY,
observed it's golden jubilee with a
program that began on September 20
and ended on October I, with the eel
ebration of Solemn High Mass and a
sermon by Archbishop Edward J. Han
ma of San Francisco. The observance
closed with solemn vespers Sunday
night and the final sermon by Rev.
William T. McGirnis, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Novel ventio72.--D1 MOritz
Stoehr, Catholic professor of bac-
teriology at Mt. St. Vincent college,
New York, is the inventor of what is
termed music typewriter" by the
use of which musicians will be able to
record their compositions as played.
He has also patented portable key
board which can be placed over the
regular keyboard of a piano to pro-
duce music in another key than that
in which it is originally written.
Irish Books and Mss.-The Catholic
university has one of the best collec.
tions of Irish literature in the United
States, it's library including 10000 vol
umes. Harvard university, the first
TO IN
troduce the study of Celtic, has 5000
volumes, and Princeton, Yale, North
western, Columbia and the public IL
braries of New York and Philadelphia
as well as the Congressional library,
have important Celtic collections, in
Guiding facsimile editions Of early
Irish manuscripts.
Dayton University crowded.-SiS
hundred students will enroll at the
University Of Dayton, Ohio, for the
fall semester. The number of Dayton
pupils is expected to exceed past rec
ords. The College department of the
university has an enrolment of 300
The problem of increasing facilities
to meet the student growth confronts
the university authorities. The sue
cess Of this institution is the out
growth Of plans carefully matured
during a number of years, and is de
served in every sense of the word.
To the PhiIippines.-A native Tex
an, an illustrious son Of the City OF
Weatherford, Parker county, of the
great Lone Star state, known under
the Spanish regime as the Province of
the New Philippines, the Very Rev.
Louis La Ravoire Morrow, S. S., of
Puebla, Mex, has been appointed
Chancellor of the Apostolic Delegation
at Manila, Philippine Islands. The
new Apostolic Delegate to the famous
archipelago discovered by Ferdinand
Magellan is the Most Reverend Will
liam Piani, D. D., Titular Archbishop
of Drama.
New Settlement House.-With the
kind permission of the Right Rever-
. end Bishop and under the auspices of
the Sisters Pallottine of Charity, a
new settlement and day nursery is to
=
enue, Brooklyn. The day nursery and
settlement will be known as st. Thorn.
as settlement and will open it's new
doors to the public when alterations
have been completed in the new prop
-erty acquired for this purpose at S57
Kent avenue. Providing ample room
, for recreation ground and other req
uisites, the property goes back SOC
feet to Franklin avenue.
Franciscan Priests Assiened.-At the
Franciscan monastery of st. Anthony
st. Louis, Mo-, the following transfers
of priests in the mid-Western province
have been announced: Rev. Donulus
Evers, o. F. M, pastor at Petoskey
Mich, and Rev. Eugene Hagedorn, O
F. NJ, of Hermann, Mo-, sent to the
pastorate of st. Peters church, Chi
cago; Rev. Symphorian Motthoff, o
F. NJ, and Rev. Ernest Kaufhold, O
F. NJ, former professors at St. Fran
els Solanus college, Quincy, ILL.,, as
signed as assistants at Sacred Heart
church, Indianapolis, Ind; Rev. Thorn
as Habig, o. F. NJ, transferred from
Indianapolis to ST. MichaeTs Indian
Mission at Keshena, Wis. A provin
cial chapter of the order was held
some days ago and other changes in
the province are expected soon.
Boys Brigade in Brooklyn.-The
Right Rev. Thomas E. Molloy, Bishop
of Brooklyn, has authorized the for
nation of the Catholic Boys Brigade
of the United States in his diocese, &C
cording to announcement made from
the general headquarters of the organ
ization. The brigade, which was in
troduced to the United States with
the consent of the late Cardinal Far
ley, now has branches in practically
all parts of the country. 1t is intend
ed to furnish the social feature of ex
listing religious societies but not as &
substitute for them. 1t is entirely I'm
der ecclesiastical jurisdiction. The va
rious mems organizations in tn,
Brooklyn diocese will be asked to co
operate in the work of the brigade
Existing boys organizations such a,
cadet corps, scout troops, clubs, etc
will be urged to fall in line or affili
ate.
Endorses Museum Proj ct.-Unqual
flied support and approval of the pro
posed art museum at Rockford, Ill