The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-23
Clerical Changes
 Affect Waterbury
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Rev James Q. Dolan of Stratford and Rev Joseph A. Ganley of Bridgeport are also involved in the changes.
 Biographies of the new pastors are as follows:
 Rev James Q. Dolan
 The Rev James Q. Dolan, newly appointed pastor of St Mary's par ish, in Greenwich, is native of Jewett City. After his early educa- tion had been received in the schools of that town, he entered St Charles college, Maryland, where he took his courses in the human ities. His study of philosophy was made in St Mary's seminary, Balti- more, from which institution he was transferred, for the theology, to the Seminary of St Sulpice, 1ssy. France, and later to the Grand seminary in Montreal He was or dained on December 17,1S9S, at the Montreal seminary
 Father Dolan served in number of parishes as curate, his longest appointment being to St Johns Stamford. He had discovered a talent for oratory, however, so marked that, in July, 1902, he was appointed to the Diocesan Mission band. To this organization he gave a number of years of faithful ser vice and became widely known for effective mission work throughout the state. His first pastoral ap- pointment came when he was given the care of St Bernard's church, Tarriffville, on January 25, 1911. He served faithfully in Tariffvillc for 13 years until, on September IS, 1924, he was transferred to St James parish, Stratford.
 In the shore town Father Dolan has aided the cause of religion by his preaching, teaching and diligent pastoral solicitude for his flock. A man of commanding presence he has become widely known by those of every race and creed. His re- moval to a larger sphere of action comes as we'll merited reward for his service.
 Rev Henry F. Quinn
 The Rev Henry F. Quinn was born at Mechapicsville, Conn. His classical education was received in St Laufent's college, Montreal. Hav- HE ueCldcu lO oltuS loi tiS P'ANS' hood, he entered the Grand semi nary of St Sulpice in Montreal, where he completed his courses of philosophy and theology. He was ordained on December 23, 1899, at Montreal.
 Father Quinn's first and only as- signment as Curate was to St Mary s parish, Derby. There he spent eleven years under Father Me Elroy and Father Fitzgerald and earned for himself the esteem Of both pastor and people. His promo tion to the pastorate of the lm- maculate Conception church, New Hartford, came on July 5, 1911, as a meSited reward for long and dili- gent service.
 He remained in New Hartford for 13 years, being transferred to St Josephs parish in Willimantic' in November, 1924. He met the many problems of a polyglot parish in an industrial city with skill, diplo- macy and the influence of kindly and gentle disposition. His going will be regretted not only by his own people, but by all classes though they rejoice in his promo IlOI tO u 5Sl iiSAu iii thS '1s%~- VI Heart parish. Waterbury.
 Rev. Matthew J. Judge.
 Father Judge was born in Hart ford on November 16, 1875. He attended St Peters School and the Hartford Public High school and was among the early students of St Thomas Seminary. He studied philosophy in the Grand Semin- ary at Montreal, being transferred from that institution to St John s Seminary, Brighton. where he completed his course in theology. He was ordained on December 21 1907. at St Joseph's Cathedral in Hartford.
 His first appointment was to the Sacred Heart church in Bridge port, where he is well and favor ably remembered for his eleven