The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-24
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 schools of that city he entered St Bonaventure's college, AlieBany, N. Y., for his college course. His philosophical and theological stu- dies were made in the seminary of the same institution and ne was ordained to the priesthood there on the 18th of December lSS1.
 His first appointment was as assistant at St Michaers church, Westerly, where he remained for nearly three years. Subsequently, he served for short intervals in other parishes including Q period of teaching at St Thomas semin- ary, In January, 1903, he was sent to the Immaculate Concep- tion church of this city, serving here until his appointment as the successor of the late Rev Chriso- pher McCann in the Sacred Heart parish, Norwich Town, on March 25, 1913. On November 12, 1928, he became the pastor of the Blessed Sacrament church in this city.
 More than half of Father Bren- mans priestly career has been passed in Waterbury as assistant and pastor. Of a quiet, studious and retiring disposition, he has nevertheless become well known to the citizens of this city as an earnest and zealous priest and they will rejoice that his new appoint ment does not mean his removal from the city in which he has spent 50 many years.
 Rev Edward l.. Morrison
 Born in Hartford on April Il, 1885, the Rev Edward L. Morfl- son attended St Joseph's cathedral school. After his graduation he en- tered St Thomas seminary. From the seminary he received an ap- pointment to the Seminary in Be- donia, Italy, where he completed his courses In philosophy and the- ology. He was ordained on June 29, 1911, at St Joseph's cathedral in Hartford. . After a short interval at St James church, South Manch ester, Father Morrison received his first formal appointment as an assistant at St Francis church, Naugatuck. on November 17, 1911. He re- mained there until his promotion to the pastorate of St Andrews church, Colchester, a perior of 1S years. From october, 1929, until June, 1881, he served the Col chester parish being then given the care of St Patrick's parish in East Hampton.
 During Father Morrison's unusu- ally long curacy in Naugatuck, he endeared himself to the people of St Francis church. In subsequent appointments he has shown the same excellent qualities which will make him welcome to the pa |rishioners of the Blessed Sacrament church here.
 Rev Francis J. Hincley
 The Rev Francis J. Hinchey Is a native of Northport, Long Island. His academic education was re- ceived in the preparatory school and the college of Niagara uni- versity, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Adopt diocese, he entered St Bernard'f Seminary, Rochester, N. Yy where he completed his studies of phil losophy and theology. He Wal ordained on June 9, 1917, at St Joseph's cathedral, Hartford. After a short interval at St Mary's church, Milford, Father Hinchey was sent, in September 1917, to the church of the Blessed Sacrament, Waterbury. He served as assistant here for nearly ter years, being transferred to St Der nard's, Rockville, in June, 1927 He goes from Rockville to his frs l pastorate at East Hampton witt the good wishes of the people o the two parishes for whom hs has worked diligently since his or, dination.
 Rev Patrick J. Mahoney The Rev Patrick J. Mahoney wa! born in Waterbury in 1892, and re ceived his early education in tho public schools of this city. Gradu' ated from Crosby high school hs entered Holy Cross college ant