New Britain herald., 1928-06-14
REV. fR. CLAbbY
 GOES ID N0RWALK
Former Curate at St. Mary's
 Church Is Reassiened

Soiat <>iQH o1 tIlc hOIildu SdtuUlIC diocese of Hartford has announced several appointments to paxtorates and to assistant pastorates.
 There are three pastorates and ten assistants in the list. The pastor- ates include one permanent rector ship, that at St. Johns, Middletown. to which Rev. Denis F. Baker of St. Marys, East Hartford. is appointed to succeed the late Rev. Dr. James P. Donovan. Rev. William P. ken- nedy has been transferred from St. Peters, New Haven, to the pastor- ate of the Church Of the Assump- ton, Ansonia, and Rev. Dr. John \. Anderson of St. Thomas Seminary, Hartford, has been appointed ad- ministrator of St. Anne's church Devon, during the illness of Rev. Edward P. Curran, the pastor, who is at St. Nincent's hospital. Bridge port. Father Curran vas formerly assistant pastor of St. Patrick's par ish, Hartford. Father Baker who succeeds the late Rev. Dr. Donovan at St. Johns. Middletown, is na- tive of Chester where lie was 1orn in 1869. He is a graduate of Soly Cross college and studied theology at St. Ronaventure seminary at Allegheny, x. Y. He was ordained December IS. 1897. by Bishop Quig- ley of Buffalo. N. Y.
 Father Kennedy, who succeeds the late Father Sullivan in Ansonia, is native of Putnam and is 59 years old. He is graduate of St. Charles college, Elliott City, Md, and studied at the Grand seminary. Montreal, and at St. Mary's semin- ary, Baltimore He was ordained in 1897 by the late Cardinal Gibbons. He served as an assistant at St. Pat rick's church. Hartford, and at the church of Our Lady of Mercy, Plain- vile. He built the Mission church fin Avon. He was for a time pastor Of st. Patricll's, Collinsville. In 1912, he was appointed pastor of St. Peters, New Haven.
 Dr. Anderson who has been ap- pointed administrator at Devon was born in 1888 at Burns, N, Y. He was ordained at Rome in 1912 by Archbishop Cepitelli. On his return to this country he was appointed as assistant at the church of the Im- maculate Conception in Hartford. A year later he was appointed pro- lessor Of English at St. Thomas seminary, a position he has occupied since.
 The appointments to assistant pastorates are as follows:
 Rev. James J. Mccormick, from st. Mary's church, NorHalk, to the church of the Sacred Heart, New Haven.
 Rev. Henry F. Chagnon, from the church Of the Sacred Heart, Taft vile, to All Hallow's church, Moos- Ep.
 Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, from the church of the Sacred Heart, New Haven, to St. Mary's church. Green wich.
 Rev John J. Dillon, from St. Jo- eeph's church Shelton, to St. Fran cis Aariers church Waterbury.
 iNNN' NIlSo11s HUH St. Joseph's church. New Haven. to St. Thomas church, Thomaston.
 Rev. J. o. Normand. from All Hallow's church, Moosup. to St. Anne's church, Bristol.
 Rev Raymond J. Clabby. from St, Francis Xavier church. Water- bury, 10 St. Mary's church Norwalk.
 Rev. Francis \. Chicoine, from St. Anne's church, Hartford. to the church of the Sacred Heart, Taft vile.
 Rev. Cornelius J. Buckley, from St. Mary's church, Greenwich, to St. Joseph's church, Shelton.
 Rev. Henry l.. Chabot to St. Anne's church, Hartford.
 Rev. Raymond Clabby. mentioned in the foregoing dispatch, was for merly 6 curate at St. Mary's church. this city, and served as principal of St. Mary's parochial school.