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POPE PIUS X.

I

GLO.

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engravings

of

pastors,

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other institutions

that appear

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thanks is

subject

matter

that

will

be

found on

these

pages; and

for permission

to use

some

of

the

i

the

Diocese

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upon

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1’Lç C

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N the early days the few Catholic Father Gordon hi.. Vicar-Geiieral and entry into his episcopal city. In the I settlers ni Hamilton were visited by sent Father Carayon to assist him. In early part of his administration zea’ous the Missionaries from Kingston, I.54 the dreadful cholera scourge niade separate schoo’ systeiii Niagara wa introduced mid Toronto, among whom ‘its appearance at Hamilton and the aged: into the city of Hamilton, were Fathers and two Proulx, Cassidv, Forbes, Vicar and his zealous assistant were substantial brick school buildings, Canipion and Cuflen. vir., On February i4th, kept busy day and night attending to St. Marys and St. Patrick’., i 826, the were Sovereign Pontiff, Leo Xii., the spiritual wants of the poor victims, erected. In the erected month of August, i8, Upper Canada into a diocese. Father Gordon labored in Hamilton up the frame structure that Rt. Rev. Dr. served as a McDonell was the first to the time of his death, which occurred cathedral was burned, and in Bsliop and Kingston the spring was selected as the ;5th October, i8;o, at the i-ipe age of of i86o, the new St. Mary’s Cathedral Episcopal See. The diocese comprised 79. His remains are interred tinder St. was erected. It was during Bishop Far the whole of the present Province of Mary’s Cathedral and the spot is marked rell’s administration also that the ho Ontario, wInch has since been sub- b a marble tablet. Shortly after retto Convents and Academies for the divided iiitn nine dioceses. The first arriving at Toronto Bishop de Charbot- higher education of young ladies were Priest at resident Haitulton was Rev. nel conceived the idea of forming a new established in Hamilton and Guelph, W. MacDonald in the year 1838. On diocese at Hamilton. The eminent and St. Jerome’s College, Berlin, for the December r7th, 1841, t Gregory XVI. Sutpician, Father Dowd, of Montreal, education of boys for the priesthood and

ST. MARY’S CATHEDRAL, HAMILTON.

divided the Diocese of Kingston and was to be the first Bishop. But through: learned professions. A new convent and formed the new Diocese of Toronto wth the humility of Father Dowd, who chapel and orphanage were also erected Rt. Rev. Michael Power as first Bishop. wished to die a simple Priest of St. for the Sisters of St. Joseph, and the Bishop Power made Father MacDanald Sulpice, the plan was a failure. The Basilian Fathers were placed in charge at Hamilton his Vicar-GeneraL In Bishop then asked that two new dioceses of the northern missions in the County addition to his other work Father, be erected, one at Hamilton, the other of Grey. In 1873 the health of the MacDonald good published a paper, The , at London. I’he prelates of the Council Bishop began to decline anti after reedy- Catholic,’’ in Hamilton frotu 1841 to of Quebec in June, 185%, urged the lug the last sacraments from Dr. Lynch, 1844. He died April 2nd, 1347. and his petition so strongly on Propaganda that Archbishop of Toronto, his rel’mains soul passed repose under St. Michael’s the prayer was acceded to and bulls to its eternal re\vard September Cathedral, 26th, Toronto. On November were issued establishing the two Sees of 1873. His remains are interred in the i3th, 1846, Rev. Edward Gordon was Hamilton and London. Rt. Rev. John vault beneath the western crYpt of St. given’ charge of Hamilton. Bishop Farrell of Peterborough was consecrated: Mary’s Cathedral. Power died ut 1848 and was sticceeded Bishop of Hamilton on May i ith, 1856, After seven months of mourning the by Rt. Rev. Dr. de Charhonnel who was by Mgr. de Charbonnel and great was widowed diocese was rejoiced to receive consecrated at Route May 26th, iSo. the rejoicing of the Catholics when on as chief pastor Rt. Rev. P. F. Crinnon. Ia 1851 Bishop tie Charbonnel made May 24th the uetv Bishop made his who was consecrated April ith, 1874,

Resideoee

of

Rt. Rev.

T. J. Bishop

Dowting.

D.D. Presbytery Mary’s St. Cathedrai.

Joseph’s

Church

Rectory, and

and

the’

Orphanage

have

been greatly

enlarged.

to the consecration

of Catheclral the Church

with its and beautiful

Rectory;

St.

demy

and

St.

Joseph’s

Convent

and commenced

to

make

preparations diocese.

looking In the

city

St. Lawrence

1

been

opened

in

the city.

Loretto

Aca-

recommendation

Lordship, His of

new parishes

at once have

been opened

in

the St.

Thomas’

and St.

Ann’s

Schools

have

Mary’sby

the

Bishop,

creased

and, acting vigor

on

in the the

diocese.

Thirteen

zealous

work

in

the diocese.

St.

Mary’s,

Father

Mahony

was

Catholicity

made

Recto;-

of

St. has

given evidence

of

in-

twenty-three

‘ are

still

living

and

doitig

came Bishop

London

of

the August, in advent of

Mgr.

Dowliiig as

Bishop,

priests

have

been

ordained,

of whom

country,

erected.

When

installed May Mgr. McEvav

be of 2nd

the same

year.

Since

blessed

by

the

Bishop.

Twenty-eight

Mary’s

Presbytery,

borough

one

of the to finest

that

the in of

Hamilton,

and

was

nine

chapels

have

been

opened

and stained

glass

windows

was procured,

transferred

St. and

from

See the

of

Peter-

total

of

During

21.

the

same

period

work-s

the

Cathedral

January, was renovated, 1889,

the

Rt.

Rev.

Bishop

Dowling

ver,

Glenelg

and

Holyrood,

making

a tration,

in addition to By many papal a diocesan Brief dated

Rector.

Cork,

During December

adminis his i9th,

1887.

REV.

J. M.

MAHONY,

RECTOR

ST.

MARY’S CATHEDRAL. Bishop the London, of Dominican became Monastery,

In Father turned to 1889 McEvay, Ireland, Lord and died in

by his on great account activity and of ill-health zeal. re-

he endeared for the clergy, himself to the all Bishop

yearS, holding 27 during an which important time synod

Rector a new until episcopal 1889, period residence a of and

remaineclasVicar-jeneraland several churches, purchasing

Heenan, tion of V.G,, the diocese, Dundas) who dedicating

to After Father making Heenan, a (now general Mgr. visita-

0. active P., work in the of the spring parish fell of 1884.

of Rt. Vicar-General Rev. Bishop Gordon, Carbery, the

Eight diocese years prior until the to the arrival death of

Gordon, acted as V.G., administrator who died 1870. of the

first elected Rector Vicar-Capitular, was E. Very Rev. and

tered (Rt. Rev’. at the Dr. Cathedral. Dowling) The was

Crinnon, Who from the time present to time minis- Bishop

On give a the death list of the priests, of many Bishop

the Space tomb does of not his predecessor. permit us to

in beautiful the Cathedral abd vault devotional. beside

November The high 30th were altar is particularly interred

brought

to communities Hamilton of diocese. the and on

away. Bishop, his remains clergy and religions were

humble Bishops and holy are a prelatepassed gift from the

November

windows 25th, to the 1882, deceased the

soon grew parish. worse The large and memorial on

otherwise

from for piou.. his families condition of the

health. God, ception however, of two, donations are willed

to

overSr2,000, see their Bishop return and, with theex- in

beloved

people They represent fondly

an outlay hoped of

took a trip finest to Florida. Munich manufacture. His

advice,

of his Rosary physicians mysteries, are lie all the

Bishop

windows, began to fail. representing On the the

of

1882 Canada. the health The of stained the glass

at Dundas.

organ

In is the one summer of finest the

iii

the House

of seating Providence

capacity

was

i,ooo. of The

established

geen,

Elmira,

Wiarton,

Chesley,

Hai’io-

etery. iS6o.

It During

is

of

his gothic

administration,

design and

has a

too, St.

Agatha,

Chepstow,

Neustadt,

San-

rence Church

St.

Mary’s and

Cathedral Holy

erected was Sepulchre

in Cern-

ton,

Mount

Forest,

Berlin,

Waterloo,

and

ton,

purchased

the

site

for St.

Law-

new

churches

St.

have Mary’s been

Cathedral built

at

Freel-

built also

St.

Patrick’s

Church,

Hami1

to

the

churches in the above

parishes

ordained

clergymeii

the for

diocese.

He Cape

Croker

and

Mildrnay.

In

addition

erected.

ntimber

of

students

and

some

newly

Markdale,

Drayton,

Kenilworth,

Preston,

Providence

need

at

Dundas

of priests1

have

also imported

been

a

great

large

parishes

of

Acton,

Waterloo,

Duridalk,

day.

at

Gutiph

and Bishop

the

spacious Crinnon,

House

of

realizing

the

city :

St.

Iary’s,

at

Brautfoid,

and

the

been

and

opened, installed

and

t. Bishop

Joseph’s

hospital of

Hamilton

rnixt

flew parish

of

St.

Ann.

Outic1

the

St. Josephs

IIopita1, Htmi1ton, has

10

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CORPUS CHRISTI PROCESSION, ST. MARY’S CATHEDRAL, HAMILTON.

HIGH ALTAR—ST. MARY’S QATHEDRAL. —

these ashes, dropping ought the not of 5t, Marya School, Hamilton,

considerabily been besmirched the by

Hamilton, Ontario

Unless chance person’s has face a by

LORE-ITO Christian penance mortification. and CONVENT ‘‘IWL_

of necessity preparing time of for it by

THE LADY SUPERIOR

ed ceremony certainty of the death of and

precept, of reminded be and by

sacr this

applying to

church to that

although day, on

it not is

terms,

etc., be obtained may by

faithful, Catholics good all ought

go to

Further

information

as

to and by them placing on the head of the

Lent season of of by the classes. blessing- of ashes

As

Church Holy the opens penitential to be present at the re-opening

/ is It to Imposition the advantage of Ashes the of pupils

successfully taught.

Stenography, are thoroughly and

theii- Chaplains. Commercial courses, including

the

recounnendations the of Bishop

or The Academic, Certificate and

the in

parish,

and are

always

loyal

to

and Art receive

special

attention.

C.

A B.

iii. have a all large membership

education

of young ladies. Music

0. The A.

H., the

C. I. U., B.

and

St. prises Ann’s

Sch1,

every Hamilton.

branch suitable

to

; ing Secretary,

Miss K.

Walsh.

The

course

of

instruction

com

; Mrs. Coughuin Treasurer, Mrs. Keat

President, Canada. Long Mrs. Vice-President,

cent de Paul Society.

Its officers are tive

educational institutions

in

the parish, is

auxiliary

to

the St.

Vin

render it

one

of the most

attrac

ciirv,

consisting

of

charitable ladies of

expense

has been spared

to

Timr Sr. Mav’s

BENEv0IJ-:x’r

So

with shrubs and trees,

and

no J. P. Dougherty, Secretary.

extensive

and

highly

ornamented

; President F. Burdett, Treasurer, and

the

inmates.

J. PARvICUTAR The ; SOCIETY grounds are Burns, Vice-

Mr. A. O’Brien

special is regard President to the of the comfort of

;

Willianis Secretary, The house M.

Brown. is fitted up with

I. J.

dent, ; Austin

Treasurer,

Thomas the Dominion.

President,

;

Thomas Walsh

Vice-Presi

being

the most

healthful

city in

love to the Sacred poor. Heart

The Schoo’,

Hamilton. officers

are

Hamilton

has

the

reputation

cmiv of continues its active mission

of

tend

through

Tiir this part Sr. of Canada. VINCENT n Ptr. So

range of Society. mountains which ex

Third

Order Hamilton St. of Francis Bay and and Rosar3 the broken

Tun

VOLNG

Soa\E1’rv, TkDTPS’ nificent view of Lake Ontario,

Secretary,

C. Miss

Foley.

the city,

and commands

a mag

members.

President,

Miss

C. Bastion

ground

in the

western part

of

LcAc;uE or Scrrn

HEART,

i,Scc

beautifully situated

on elevated

tarv, Miss Ada Ctmshon.

Academy

for young

ladies tarv, is

Miss L1. Roche; Assistant Secrc

; Tuesday

niami of

Treasurer, September. Mrs. ; This Burdett Secre

650

members.

Academy President, will Mrs. re-open Knap the first

Tii

AT:CAn Soc;a’rv,

which has

and guardians, that their T

are

.—

dust to inform thou wilt patrons, return.’’ parents

The principal

Cathedral

Societies

member,

muati,

thou are HE dust, Ladies and of Loretto unto beg

placing the Societies ashes on the head are: “Re.

PROSPECTUS

The

words pronounced by the priest in

Cathedral Gregorian Choir. home.

Arthur

Savage,

who

has pose,

charge there

is of the no object in taking

them

;

Ferguson

Rev.

M.

Weiduer

pdest

Jlcakmp and and are Rev. blessed only

for that

pur

and

Superi;itendent

I. of

As Schools;

time

Rev. ashes must be imposed

by the

J.

P.

Holden,

Chancellor

of the

Diocese

and as a profession

of faith.

£ortto

FatherMahmony

at

the

- Cathedral are:

Rev,

reminder of

the Holy

Season of

Penance

diocese

in May,

1906.

Associated

with

left to

remain

for the

day at

least,

as

a

the

celebration

of

the

golden

jubilee

of

the

to be removed

afterwards, but should be

12

THE CAThOLIC hOME ANNUAL THE CATHOLIC HOME ANNUAL

ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH, HAMILTON.

St. Patrick’s, Hamilton church is situated on King Street EastJ President ; Mhs M. Ronaii, ‘ireasurer

one of the pri:icipal thoroughfares of Miss A. Dei-mod , beet Tins parish was orgauiizeci iii Hamilton, has a large plot of ground Youo the tirst Pa.tor appointed being Rev. LADIES’ SonAr.ITv, Miss sttrrOuil(iing it, and has an eNtremely M. Mooney, Prefect John Keougii, who attended to tl:c ; Violet Watsou, commanding appearance. The societies Secretary ; Miss M. Maloney, itual wants of tile faithful until Treasurer in the parish are Miss N. Hooper, and had as :\ssistants during his incuuui- Lthrarian. heiicv Rev. James McGtiire and Re. Lmns’ BEX}\OLEA1’ Socii:Iv, I. Craven. From iX5 to xSS6 Rev. M. Mrs. F. Quinn. President ; Miss F. J. Cleary assumed charge then came Barker, Secretary; Miss Lewis, Trea Rev. P. Cosgrove from January, iSS6, urer. until Tuly, when Rev. J Craven, \Ot-NG MEMEETIS’ LTTERARY ANT) who was still assistant, was appotntcd r HLTIC ASSOCIATION, with a itlem and continued until tile present Pastor, hership of So. Rev. II. Cotv, assumed J. - the respotism A branch of the CATHOJIC QRD;:R hlmtes of t ns pau . iSO ii rugust, I .j9. ov Fo;usrnas is being organuzed. Rev. P. R. Walsil is Ai-c.ant. Th:e I I I St. Patrick’s School, Hamilton. C. iii. B. A., Branch No. 37, J. A. Cox, President ; Chas. Robertson, Secre tary ; Gerald Guyefte. Financial Secre tary I. B. f.awlor, ‘freacurer. Menu bersiup, Ti.

P\. 0. Ii., Pivision Na. i, Chits. Shields, President ; I. Carroll, Vice-Pre sident J. Wmhhianisoui Secretary. Mem bership, 150.

Rev. J. H. Coty. Pastor, ALTAR 5’ciiviv, Mr, .Batemnan, St.ThQmi Schoal, Hamilton,

one better have die holy the to Lv,’’ water-nt aflother attaclmd table oit. stand, or

to sacraments lice certainly the on the the to best person was by to sick the be kissed. of Do admninitration the not

showed or for hanging whether needed or belief, their not directly not that objects it over handing for glasses other and

inevitable spoons, One crucifix which composure the with standing bottles, 2. the medicine table. table on all Keep

cover. to appears ways accept they that me room the articles the sick on mentioned

two feet Catholics at top, the dying their on above a litit clean it ci- and beds the with else nothing Have white

A

table small

tants. a seen have I stand, good or i. Roman at least many water with towel. and a

business

the dying

Protes than better of

finger-bowl Articles together annointing, a with for the Sick Room

Catholics

their on dying understand beds, Priest’s fingers after the cleansing the of

nearing persons end the Roman of the life, crust, without pieces for bread fresh of

replied

I So

observed as far have

plate small salt with or small R. Rev. A E. 8. M. Brady, Pastor.

minds of He approaching those death.

plums. of large the of size

plisician effects the beliefs on on the of

cotton containing white of balls small six

by

asked minister opinion, a his as a

administered, also being small plate a

Wendell Oliver

Holmes once was

7. Extreme Unction case the In of

How Catholics Death Face

Lodge Cemetery House.

St. School, Lawrence Hamilton.

\ H

\

Mortuary the Sisters. of Chapel, Showing Graves

Choir is Miss Yorrell. F.

Leader Organist The and of the

Miss Comvay, Id. President.

Lr.AGcE HEART, SAcRED THE OF

President.

SocIEi’v, AT,T\R Vorrell, K. Miss

lug, President.

Hamilton.

J. C.

Id.

B.

Mr. A., Keat Lawrtnce’s Church and St. Presbytery,

President.

A. 0. H., Mr. D. Phillips,

Cul len.

Prefect, DALI1v,

Miss May

I

LzDIE5’ Youoa So

are as follows

J.

NlcMahon and F. Cutler. the various societies, which

Treasurer MeNrs. and F. B. Quinn,

with a large membership in

; Secretary Burke, Idahony, I. Rev. I. \l. families in community, the

I.

Kavanagh, Wm. Nir.

chairman Mr. present enrollment shows 260

sentatives of different parishes, the viz. them are most spacious. The

board governors, of consisting of repre and the grounds surrounding

Cemetery The is charge in of a Street on a high plot of land

ii,ooo.oo. of buildings are located on Mary

built were by Id. Dowling Mgr. small Brady, cost at a as towel, was Communion installed. a cloth. The church

The Mortuary, Chapel wheii Lodge One the House and 6. present white clean incumbent, cloth, B. napkin Rev. or R.

Bay

and site

the in

is charge one rare of until beauty. December ist, 2 1891, water and spoon.

situated same

on the

north

Father year. hamilton side

of O’Sullivan

5. continued One small of glass fresh drinking

purchased

by Bishop

celebrated Crinnon.

It in beino

is November tire of

sprig

or

bru-i

for

sprlliKang.

place

.

of

the fi:st Catholics Pastor,

1-lamilton, of the was opening of the Church

water

(not Easter

water),

sma,

wito

a

.

Sepulchre Holy founded

Cemetery.

Rev. with

burial the 0 Geo.

Sullivan as

One

vase small or glass

of holy zi.

In Lawrence St. 1890 parish

was

H amilton able

candlesticks.

Lawrence, St. Hamilton

s

Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Two pure wax candles, in suit

THE CAThOLIC HOME ANNUAL TilE CATHOI IC 110 IE ANNUAL

St. Ann’s Church, Hamilton To meet the spiritual wants of the rapidly growing East End, His Lordship in the fall of 1903 purchased a large tract of land at the corner of Barton St. and Sherman Ave. A handsome chnrch of Silicate brick, with a capacity of 500, iS now being built and wil be opened in Octo ber. Later on a School, Convent and Presbytery will be added.

St. Josep’ns Csurch an] Prcsbytety, Harnitoi.

St. Joseph’s Church, Hamilton

St. Josephs Church, Hamilton, a brick structure of very pretty design, was opened iii 1594 and has a seating capacity of oo. The rst Priest in charge was Rev. Fr. Hinchey. During his adin inistration the commodious Pres— by tery adjoining tile Gil nrcil on Herki mer Street was purchased. On tile death of Fr. Hiiichey in icyae, Rev. Fr. Donovan Rev. J. P. Holden, succeeded, but in the following year was Sisters. obliged Chancellor of Hamilton Diocese, by reason of ill-health to resign St. Vincent School, Hamilton.

The Schools of Hamflton The Catholics of tills city are justly proud of their Preparation schools. These schools of the Sick Room are eight in number and are taught by the Sisters of St. Joseph Have the sick room in good and the Ladies order f Loretto. by the time the Priest arrives, perfectly The Boys’ Clascical clean and tidy. Have all unsightly School is in objects charge of Rev. father Holden, removed, such as soiled linens, who is dishes and also Superintendent of Schools and vessels used by the sick per Sec son. retary of the Schoni Board. Let the articles that must remain be perfectly clean and presentable. Have clean linens and coverings put Blessed Palm on the bed The Palm which the church blesses on )lave no clog, Palm Sunday cat or other animal iii is another means by which the room she conveys or in the parts leading to it. her blessing to the homes of the faithful. The Have a small table with a clean, blessed palm should he white cover hung in a conspicuous opposite toe sick-bed or at place in the house, ome distance usually placed over a from it,so that it can be crucifix or sacred seen by the sick person. picture. Some of it may be burned Rev. Wn. GeM, Pnstor. in Do times of great calamities, to avert not place it right next to ti’e bed the danger of God and secure at the head of it if it can be avoided, His blessing and Fr. I{auch was and protection. It a)pomted. Ih. Have a chair should be burned Hauck died immediately next to previously in May, 1904, and Rev. Fr. to receiving tile flCW palm, tile bed at the sick persons head and for . Gehi, the energetic Pastor who tic not thrown away. Blessed is at Priest, so tllat he uiav articles present in charge, came look toward tile should not be from Caledoiiia foot thrown aside w]ien no of the bed and not into tile to assume the pastorate. sick per. longerneeded or of use, but son’s face when he he destroyed, hears the confession. burned or buried.

the

Jarvis

Street

Orphan

Asylum.

In

ST. JOSEPH’S

HOSPITAL, GUELPH,

ONT.

October

7th, 1851, and took charge of

four

in number, arrived in Toronto on

open a house in Toronto. The sisters,

of Philadelphia,

to Mother Delphine to

given

by Rt. Rev. Dr. Kenrick, Bishop

nd, Bishop of

Toronto,

consent

was

ii

II

urgent tile

entreaty

of

Mgr. ‘ de Charbon

Iii

IhI!I 11

I

22 I

given to Mother

‘‘ Deiphine.

In

at 1851, 1I

Philadelphia, which of the charge was 11111

rri

trr

Convent

and Novitiate was opened at

miles

from St. Louis. Soon after a

l:sllOd

at

Carondelet, a small town five

to

America. , The first house was estab if’-

with

Mother Deiphine as Superior, came

Louis

sic sisters of the congregation,

at

the

request of Bishop Rosati, St. of

France,

but to other countris. In 1836,

— they soon spread not only throughout

and the

visiting of the poor. Hence

; and

the infirm the charge of hospitals,

;

young

the

care

of

tile

orphans,

the sick

house

mtencied

for

reception tileir was

The first

annual

Festival

in aid

of

character,

such as

the

education

of the woolen building

on Shratie Street. The Catholic children.

opening

schools of for education

the of

- ST. JOSEPH’S HJSPLTAL, HAMILTON.

rary

Convent. Following

this was tile

-

Orphan

Asylum, adjoining ‘ the

tempo S

2 was the establishing of St. Mary’s

The undertaking first of the Sisters

only Priest Hamilton in officiating.

/ Chapel, Rev. Father Gordon, then

the

they day heard Mass their in I own

and Cannon Streets, where on the satire ..‘.,

iito -,“.- house the on

the a corner of Macnab

L. i

6lled on April

3othi, whet) they moved

Convent of life Their dnsire

was ful ,- ir

might enjoy SeCluSiotl tile regularity and

Sisters longed for the time when they

this and other acts kindness of the

their disposal. Although appreciating

bury, who kindly placed - some rooms at

hospitality a of pious Mrs. lady, Tewk

not ready and they had to depend on tile

St. Joseph’s

Convent,

HmtIton.

were of

the most

varied

Hatmiton and

extensive in St. Mary’s Church, a

which

Sisters tile

devoted

Sisters

thetiiselvs

heard Mass for the first time

in

mm,

October

i5th, 1650.

The of works the

to Patronage of St. Joseph,

the

took

charge

of tile Female

Orphan

On Asy- the following Sunday, the

feas:

of Sisters the

was Le at

Puy,

where Ann they McDonnell, as assist ants.

of

the Society

of

Jesus. The

Mo1 first

M. home sins Walker, and Sister

Mary

France,

and the

Rev.

Jean

Paul

Medaille, and Sister M. Joseph McDonnell,

Sister

Mgr.

de

Maupas,

Bishop

of

I.e ton, Puy, with Mother Martha as

Stiperioress

tinder

Divine

Providcnce

to the

saintly

uel, a convent was established in

Hamil

the

year

i65o,

owes

its

existence

with the sanction of Bishop de Charbon

T

St.

Joseph,

which

dates

H. back

to Gordon, V. G., of Hamilton,

and

HE

congregation

of

the

Sisters April, of at 1852, the request of Very Rev,

of Hamilton

Sisters of St. Joseph in the Diocese

foundation

and

Growth of the

Community of the

16

THE CATHOLIC HOME ANNUAL ______TIlE CAThOLIC IIOlE AXXUL

St. Mary’s Orphan Asvlnnrr was held in orphans, and to this Vicar Gordon rS53 in the gladly in Ilannriiton was purchased, on wiNch Town Hail. gave his sanction. in It was tire first time rS7, tire existing Chapel In tire snnnnner of ; 8s, w’hen the the wcs erected. people in t]iat part of courrtry the The bell ‘ cholera of Dundurn ‘ visited I-Iarnrihtonr, two of Castle ‘ , which the had ever cccii the Siters, but they Sisters were appointed re was presented to the Convent by Mrs. to visit arid assist ceived them as angels of mercy and Sophia McNah, still iranngs the victims tlironglrocnt the city arid in made in tire chapei them a generous offering. belfry the hopitaI sheds si triated and is trsed daily to announce tire near what is In the autumn of tins year now tire City the little religious exercises of tire Sisters. house of Refuge. One or conrrnnnity sustained Tire a great loss iii tire lbor Of tire Si—ters twO irredenit.s tviil suflice to show how have been singularly death of Sicter H. Alphonisus Margrainr, hlesccd and tire coninnunito now nurn— hers r subjects with Mother Antoiin ette as Superior.

House of Providence, Dundas In TC) the site of tho present IIou of Providence was pttrcIiied by the Rev. FatLer McNulty and prceuLed to the Sisters, and ; 82 the iititution was ‘peiied for the aged poor of both sexes. The building . was destroyed by fire on October 4th. 1Q00, leaving the itnnates homelecs. ‘flie lire, however, proved a biessing iii disguise, for tinder the guid 111CC of His Lordship, BriiOp Dov.Jing, a iv aicI columOclious structure tHoi— iughJy ec1uipned with all modern coti— HOUSE OF PROVIDENCE, DUNDAS. venleilces and capable of housing three 1undi ccl terror-stricken tile iiiniates, arose from the TUNiS poor people were. whose remains were interred One woman, untler St. and crow’ns the beautiful after being given up by the Mary’s Church. crescent over- , iooking the picturestjue piiiciaiis, was abanfIo!lcd by her lais- Duidas xalley. in i 86, through the influcene The hand and children. The of ne;v building was solemnly blessed Sisters visited Sir Alien McNab, poor the government gave \Iay 12th, 19c2. Eesdcs the tvornan and by their care she tile Bishop of a grant of six hundred dollars to the the diocese, was restored to her family. She lived Lost Rev. Dennis O’Connor institution. The same ye IT was Archbishop many years after to bless her heroic pro- of Torcuto ; Most Rev. C. ductive of an event which rejoiced the H. Gautlircr, benefactors. On another of their visits Archbishop of Kingston hearts of the people, the consecration Rt. the Sisters were informed that on Rev. F. P. McEvay, Bishop of an old May i Lou- ith of the Rt. Rev. Dr. Farrell, don, and Rt. couple, husband atid wife, lived in a Rev. Mgr. Hceiiau, V. G., as first Bishop of Hamilton. The Sisters took part small house opposite where they were, in the ceremony. Tile finan were dchghtecl to have a Bishop eNd the door of which had not been and burden, though still heavy, has opened Superior and ever been for several days found in him a father , greatly lessened by generous After uruch difficult and help, not friend, only from they succeeded in forcing an entrance tile Bishop arid clergy, hut In this year the Novitiate, also from to the house. They found the poor old which up the people, Catirolic arid non- to this time had Catholic / couple dead and their bodies frightfully been in Toronto, wa alike. established and tire Convent decomposed Alter sonic delay two cof- becanie the’ Mother House of the community rt. Joseph’s firm were procured which were left at a Sister Hospital, Hamilton distance, Anastasia O’Neill was the first as no one would venture near who One of the best known iriade her holy vows mstitut loris the house. The Sisters placed in the Convent and if Hamilton the Miss is St. Josovh’s Hospital, bodies in tile Bolan (Sister M. Austin), who cothns with their Owl] is eonductd by the Sisters still living, was the first of St. Joseplr hands arid being unable to lift postulant. i’he building them Although is of historic interest, for dragged them tire few in number and w-ith to door. here the it was the headquarters of tire Prince bodies many pressing ditties, tire Sisters of renrauted till two coloured men con- Wales on tire occasion of tinned their daily his visit to tire were mdnced by tire offering visits to the poor, the city of a sum of sick in iS6o, and the Prince’s room’’ money to convey and the afflicted throughout tire them to a place of is still pointed out. The property hinu ra,. city. was acquired by tire episcopal coryoratic,n in In ;S’j tire Convent on Park Street rSS; for tire purpose of a residence fur Origin of Country was completed and on September Collections 8th thc Bishop Carbery. When transferred first Mass was celebrated to Dnrmg by the Bishop. hamilton, iii n S). the frill f iScs Rev. Father Tire first Ersirop Doivriirg branch house of tire Sister’s was ir ved at Vrrdurruicmriu Schneider. P. P., of Goderich, ‘. it was their after opened at Tans in 1858, Brautford visiting St. Mary’s Orphanage. was called, for a short time, hut seeing the kindly opened in I8o, and inn iSGi propnsed to the Superior St. losepli ‘s urgent need for a Catholic hospital that two Sisters Hospital and Norise arid he sent of Providence in ndgirrg the site to he rriiruniraidv tlimngh INs urrissinrr to collect Gnclph adapted were begun, in i 557 tire lot at for provisions for tire maintonn ance tire prurpose, the Bishop transferred of tire tire. corner of Park atnd Colborne Streets ‘tire property to tire Sister’s for tire par-

Fhone He..mi1ton, 1317 Ont. 16

136

James St. North

President.

Geo.

Knpmn

Vice-Pro

cleat an]

Gent Mgr.

lION.

WM. GiBSON,

j. TURNIWI.L,

sho

the

United

States

and

Great

Britain.

ni

ar WEDDING

CAKES A SPECIALTY,

t

Collections

carefully And

CATERING and

promptly GIVEN

PROMPT effected ATTENTION. a all points in Canada,

orders.

SAViNGS

BANKS

AT I

ALL

OFFICES.

from

dyspepsia,

should send us their

F

that

is

healthful Tert-itories and nutritious and British

and free Columbia.

S .

it.

Those

desiring beventy

a superior

Offices article, throughout

Ontario,

Manitoba,

North

West

I

We

have the knowledge and can apply

Total

Assets,

-

B

- 27,000,000 -

-

Reserve

Fund,

BAKERY -

-

- 2,250,000 - ‘

Capital,

-

- KNAPMAN’S - $2.250,.000 P

BANK OF

HAMILTON -

BO’ ,

understood at

Pastry yet is fully

ing of fine Cake and

with many. The bak

P--_-

‘St5-=5S

Almost a Lost Art

We

given by

all classes.

and has

a staff

of

o Sisters. man

tokens

of

appretiation

so divided

generously

into

two

parishes----

Dundalk

and

Mother

li.

Angels

is betiefit

the

IIosital of Superior the

is

only

one

of

the

dalk

and Osprey ;

this

district

ioo is now

boarders. The

annual

Ladies’

Day

for

the ‘‘

Melancthon,

with Ihe institution the stations

of has Dun- accommodation sttv

ret1uired.

for

.

sanitary

mcluueo

attractions

the

mtssions tions are

of

unsurpassed.

made Gletielo-

and

from

ttme to

time

as

neces—

.

-.

Hamilton

Bay

and

Lake

pital of

the was Ontario

parish at

chartered Priceville its

in which 1562

and

addi

fruit

used

the iti

Institution. year was appointed

The

charge in Hos

which

Lorctto

is Academy, procured

Hamilton.

the

vegetables

and and

April

iii of the

following

Hospital

is

a

farm

of 65

acres

front

Father

Doherty

at

Arthur,

of the

sick.

In connection

with

the

i8 In all necessary he was

se-nt assist

to appointments

for the care

three-story

stone

whom building he served

fitted years. five

up

with

north

of

the London

Road,

and

is Very a

fine Rev.

Dean O’Reilly,

with

in

;85i, is

located

on

Hospital

Street

moved

to

Dundas

to assist of

the

Sisters

of St. Joseph.

was

founded

Providence,

short time, when under he was re the superintendence

St.

Jo.sephs

Forest, 1-lospital remaining and House Sub-i there but a ol

to Father

O’Connell Mount St. at Joseph’s

Hospita1,

Guetph

Sub-

I in the diocese was curate as

of hood. the people His first appointment

of the

,tnbitious

‘

City.’’

charge,

has

a warm

Or place crtnatton ills Ot

in

to priest the the hearts

i

...

.

Hospital,

\vith the

devoted

Sisters celebrating

the in Silver

Jubilee

who

patronize

shows it,

that St.

Josepn

passed,

he

had

the pleasure

C

of

hiolics

bdoning

to

e

tc[Jng

fmilic—

and

situ

dar

ited

ot on this

an

cle ear

atton which m

nu erlookin

has tuber

just

of recently

patients,

ft

F

V nit u

them

non

ladies.

F;ubracin -

islioP 0 large a

tract

only

of

of mud Hamilton

fifteen

years nd

on in

ti existence, e

nmc -- the

large

diocese

for

the

higher

education

the

of youn”

mist

up-to-date

appliances. iSSo,

by

Right

I’hough

Rev.

of Loretto, P. F. Crinnon

is the

0 leading

institution

I

in the

rooms,

and

equipped

ordained throughout ed

in Priest r86

on and With

the conducted

Rese 29th by of June,

Ladies the

stone

building

with Loretto

Semtnar large

Academy,

and

at Montreal Hamilton, cheery

Father found- Feeny

was

Paid .

distance.

The hopita1

is After a

substantial

completing

Loretto

his studies

Academy, in the

Hamilton

of Hamilton

bay

and

Lake

Ontario

in Georgetown

the

have

been

much

improved.

grand

view

not

only

of

the

city

but and

also

mission

chnrches

of Oustic

and

and

smoke

of

the

city,

and

affords

been

a

secured

and

paid

for

and

the gentleman parish

as the President.

hospital

is reniovech

from

the

time noise

a

suitable

parochial

\V.

F.

residence

Gray,

has

with

the

an first-named

elevation

at

the

base

J. of

tle

mountain,

appointed

McNab,

to

Dr.

the vacancy.

Coghlan,

Since

and

that Alderman

site is

one

of

rare

beauty.

Situated

iderman on present J.

J. pastor, igi?isFNuna

Rev.

Feeuy, was

Attn’s

wing,

at

a

cost

of

$10

000 The

year

1898.

On

January

of

that

year

the

Bishop’s

io J.

are

mother Messrs.

by

F. the

addition McElderry,

of

C.

St. in

active

service

until

his

demise

in the The

Board supplemented

of

Trustees

on elected

the

for death

of

the 1594,

by

Rev.

P.

Haley,

who

those continued

requiring

on

the a temporary

cost

price.

home.

This

amount

was

This

parish

was nection

formed

is

on designed

July

rst,

for

pose

aged people of

a hospital

and

at

a reduction

of

$,ooo

The

House

of Providence

St.

Joseph’s, con- iii Acton.

IS

THE

CAThOLIC IIOME

ANNUAL . TEIE CATHOLIC HOME ANUAL 19

Markdale. In r$go lie was again moved, tills time to 1st, ‘THE: Brantford, to assist Father Lennon, and remained with him for 1 Ut d the ensuing eight years, when the present the iicumbeiicy of Acton wa.s given to him. the Banh of Brtttth was North that has HmcrIca ri sh and ed. the ESTABLISHED 7836 was Paid Up Capital, - me, - $4,866,666 Reserve, - I). - 2,044,000 a inc 1 tly e of )ilee OFFICES IN HAMILTON:

est Main Ofie, 11 King Street fast elit J. J. MORRISON, Manager. rate lU lit Sub—Branch- --Barton Sireet Branch, Corner Barton Street ut a and fullerton Avenue. OPEN Sth.Braneh SATURDAY EVENINGS re -—Victoria Avenue Branch, Corner King Street and Victc na Avenue. 7 to 9 pm. ;sist vi th ars. ;sist BRANCHES IN ALL PARTS OF CANADA. 1U r, ung irge \/ING D?TY1EI’1T iich At all Offices. and GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. un - :io w and ri We Sell at Lowest Prices. A Pretty Hnd We carry largest stock ak- Looks even in the city. prettier if tasteful, ap a 11(1 propriate Rings and Brarelet adorn it. lily BOOKS, STATIONERY Prayr Books. Wall Pper, Room ply Moilding, Die, Trunks, VaJises, fee Suit Cases, Hand Bags, cir fine Leather Goods fountain Pens

And many other lines. Everything marked in plain figures. We like to show our goods. i7or best ciuality Diamonds try CLOKE & SON Klein & Binkley 35 James St. North, - Hamilton 16 King St. West, - Hamilton Issucis of .Waiiage Licenses, Presbytery, Acton.

CHARLES

MILLER, Proprietor

H. FERGUSON,

Manager burn

ii

Call

and

examine stock. rn,-

bin in

5; UNDERTAKING

AND tMAtMIN,

A GENERAL

BANKING

BUSINESS

TRANSAGTED,

of

Sew

Maci-hues

lug

and the tire

wa

best

of

Oil.

tire

best arid in thiernaket.

stall.

Needles

all for

hi

ntis

x’ash

d fur

Organs,

Sewing

Mrei

use Drafts

---New on iVilhiams, all

parts

of

Canada,

United

States

and and Picture

Great

Britain feamhin4

bought

nine

to

order.

Agent

Notes Srrle and collected

all

kinrds of free

furniture.

of

charge when Joul dings payable kept,

in Arthur.

cake. Advunces

made

to SPRINGS responsible

and farmers MATTRESSES

at

lowest

current

rate

of interest.

TABLES,

CHAIRS,

rent

fore rate

at LOUNGES, of interest

allowed.

Interest

conipoundecl

BEDROOM half

yearly.

SUITES,

SIDEBOARDS,

Stints of

One

Dollar

Pit

and upwards

received on deposit and highest

Ayton cur furniture Store

Assets

niunity. (over)

22,000,000

Ayton,

Ont.

Capital Ab. Paid Up,

$2,996,715

Isaac Wenger teachers

e,tablisl

ARTHUR,

Tw ONT.

Traders

;

Bank rae Tr of Canada

Thos.

F

be

our

u judge ow as to values.

speaks

for hership,

itself.

We invitE you to call arid

The QUALITV

Mrs. H.

Church

Farrell,

Mcsrs.

John

Daniels,

Patrick

three ;

years

tit)nS Fee. to

Fr.

O’Shea

gel?

till

ercd

r86,

5f

ore

For

mmiv

years

the

abodes

of

Mrs.

las.

of during

Peel. h

Rev.

Fr. Lausier

attended

for

Church

to

the

faithful

assenrl)led

Up-to-dctte there.

parishes Owens,

of Arthin:-,

Kenilworth

arid

; 2tli

administered

the

Sacraments

of

the

have He

was

resided

s

in the village

and

attended

tire

tip Holy

Sacrifice

of

the

Mass and

in

Rev.

Arthur

Fr. in

1857.

Since Priests

iSdo

two

or

three

times each

year

and

offered

The

The first

Catholic

Church

was

built

were

private

should

houses, be

bunch to

in which

rn they

came

from

Keuilworth

south

until

tS6o.

We have

everything

The

stopping

that

places

of the

Priests

iS6o, while Rev. Fr. Dumurtier took

Wenger’s

i3$.

and Rev.

Fr. Lefebre Store from i8$

to

St.

John’s

the

Evangelist,

from

Arthur. Kenilworth

north from to 1856

Fami

Kenilworth.

Rev. Fr. Flcthnir took

Priest,

and Sacred

tire H Mission was divided at

was

considered M.

B.

A.;

too arduous for one

J.

L.

GILLLAND,

Manager

tended

from

1833 The to s iS6. The task

at

Kenilworth.

Rev. Fr. trouble Eugenic. Metloga and exuense. at

Sacrifice

May of

the lie

Mass

entered in two the in charge none names church o to save

Rev.

Fr. I-Iolzer

p• first offered ACCOUNTS has the Holy 130

The

Jestrit

Missionaries

then

in took and this a bank charge. large because it is safe.

worth

By R. C.

Act Cemetery

Padiarucr;t. of

still Convent remains. your money ft

and

opened

in

w i here 352,

INCORPORATED parish——a 1110 ii KCII I

from

his

farm)

a log church extra new was ho interest. built ildi

being

donated

3

pr by

Mr. cent.

Bryan per 0’

araum.

remains. Dnirt:e]l

lie sure u,

get Lb

Conicanded

(the

ground

twice

a for

year church in site arrd Father s comet bark at cry Do

purposes

of worship. INTER

kST At May, Keniivcrth 1882

iles

below

iii

Arthur

village being w as used for the I

eral years

a log

AYTON, 5chool house

opened about

ONT. three in

front

Guelpi;

Owen to

Sound.

buildings

became

a

necessity.

TRADERS

For

In sev

iS;

missions

BANK

extended

over

a

vast

territory—

As

more

Catholics

settled,

larger

be

Fathers

found

wIre resided on

Guelph. iii ‘Ihese

-r

-i

people ident

was

Pastor

froni attended iSo to to by 1851. missionary

merit,

separate

1— the

to

your from spiritual

pat

1848 church. welfare to

1850; of Rev. these Fr.

Cullen

forest.

however,

In

K

the from

primeval 1817 i8

to ; days Rev. of settle- Fr.

Sandlion

their half

home to

Mom

iit in

the them. heart

of Rev. the Fr. Gibney Canadian

attended

of being

Ireland,

attach

who Missionaries t/i

came

in suffered

1541 to many make hardships

to

Catholic

Keniiworth

emigrants

zeal

for

the from salvation drirerent

of these parts Loyal

people

the

settled

pronounced

in

Arthur

toral

visits Township

to

their were flocks. many Full of

holy

Amongst

by

In the

the

earliest i7O

Bishop

pioneers and Be Priests t\hO on their pas

laghan,

remaining and

Bryan 0

til Dounell St. were John used

the

Evangelist,

Arthur

Foley,

Father John

Harccaurt, Bans Cornelius O’Cal

and Rev.

Fr.

20

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CATHOLIC IiOMi- ANNUAL THE CATHOLIC IIOMf. ANNUAL 21 and Rev. Fr. Maurice from 1867 to 1870; St. Mary’s Church, was built, and at the same Father Laussicr returning ni 1870 Berlin. Ont. ti tue the first schoolhouse was placed under remaining till iSSr. In the early Fifties, Father Ebner, the direc tion of Rev. P. Laufhuber, In 1870 the of St. Agatha, who alo S. I., who Icetnlivorth Church ias had besides charge of the many other parishes also attended pronounced unfit for Divine Service, and Catholics of Berlin and Waterloo, began to Beibu. Kenilworth parish was divided, half to make arrangements for building In 1853 Rev. Francis Breitkopf, being attached to Arthur, and the other a new church in Berlin, and who in i8c Fr. meanwhile had taken charge half to Mount Forest. A few years ago. Ebuet, assisted by Fr. 1-lolacu, of the of Guelph:. parish, built the tower and procured however, Kenihvorth again became a J., much Fr. Bautugartuer, of New Germany, the bells which wet e blessed in Septent separate parish, with Fr. Kchoe as re- laid the corner stone. ber of the same yeai- by the Bishop ident Pastor the history of which will of Hamilton. Aftet he found on another page. Rev. F. Glowacki, C. R., and Rev. Breitkopf. C. R., had at In t$;6 the present church was tended the parish for some time, Rev. opened in Arthur, Rev Fr. P. Lennou Louis 1uncken, C. R. who had just being tle Pastor for a few months in ; removed St. Jerome’s College from St. May, 1882, our very worthy Pastor, Agatha to Brhin, tank charge of the Father Doherty, took charge and still parish, this being in i 806 In the ear remains. During his incumbency m ai y 1871 the Sanctuary was built, and shortly new buldings have been erected in the afterwards the interior was decorated parish—a beautiful brick Presbytery, a and the exterior painted ; in 1877 new Convent for the Sisters of St. Joseph. and a large Separate school. The school has ;o pupils in attendance and is iii charge of the Superioress, Mother Rv. Wm. Kloepfcr, CR,. D.D., Pastor. Eugenic. Building was then commenced The societies in the parish are : C. and the wall raised to within one M. B. A. ; Altar Society ; League of the foot of the roof work was theti Sacred Heart, and Rosary Society. discontinued as tire brick had all been used aud there Families number iso. was no more funds on hand. In the follow ing year building was resumed and the walls finished. On Easter Monday, St. Peter’s, Ayton. 1856, Fr. Rbner celebrated the first Mass in the Church, though the inside The Church was formed here with n-as not yet completed the aforesaid Rev. Fr. Morris as first resident Priest, ; Priest contributed also a great deal materially He was sticceeded in 1882 by Rev. P. 5. towards the Clutrreh. Owens, who has since remained and during his pastorate has built two acldi tions to the Church. TIre site of the Church and Presbvterv were donated by Mrs. II. MeMahron. Rev. A. J. Fisc’ier, CR , Prof. and The C. M. B. A. has a large ineni Assistant St. Mary’s Church. bership, tire officers being: President, Thos. F. Flynn Secretary, ; M. E. Mur pews, a pulpit and cOmmunion rail were ray; Treasurer, James Kenua. placed in the church ; in i 58o the olgati Two Separate Schools have been was procured and in rSXr the Sacristy on established and are in charge of lay the left built. teachers, Miss Traynor and Miss Young. After the death of Father Lotus About $ families abide in the corn Funeken, which occurred on January munity. 3otli, iSgo, Rev. William Kloepfer, C. R., was appointed Pastor, and is attend ing the parish with no less zeal than his Plunge your knife into hot water be- St. Mary a Church, Bcriin, Ont. predecessors. fore attetuptitig to cut warm bread or The Catholics of Waterloo built cake. The Right Rev. Bishop John Far- their own Church in 189 r. Nevertheless reD first Bishop of the new No person ahould cer attempt to Diocee of the ireeessiv of more room for service wash Hamr’ton ‘is ‘Iso 1; 1 uene dishes without tno pans—one for funcken ‘is felt more from ye’ir to enr he C. R., who arrived from tire washing proper and one for rinsIng. Rome the sante first steps towards the building of a year and was stationed Sprinkle in St. Agatha, larger church were taken in the year salt over the coal in your took great interest in Berlin parish and 1892, when the monthly bin in liberal cyuantities; it will huikhirrg fund make it did a great deal towards it advancement, burn more evenly amid collections were begun ; fl I99 sub- prevent ‘‘clinkers.’’ In r88 the Sacristy on the right scriptions were taken up which enabled

school, which consisted

16

of King St., Berlin, Ont. resPvrY. Hosp.

13rIiR

the la

Oritcirio

added,

are

feet 200 and feet 120 in height

Berlin

in

the

two

spires, which will soon be

Chica

Christian

Mothes,

will be placed there

Mary’

Post Office.

the

gift

of the

Arcliconfraternity Styles. of the

teach

Office One

Door

west

Next

of

Christmas

tle

main

altar, which Garments is

made

in up the

Latest

in Rom

cost in

the neighborhood

of

5ooo.oo.

in

Mai

of

different

members of

the parish and

;8-6.

statues

and crucifixion

are

all

donations

TAILORS

was F:

SURGEON

; born

Lang the

windows

in the Chapel,

F

and

were

the DENTAL gift Mrs. of August MERCHANT Keiser,

numbe

Meyers,

\vere imported

from Munich

TI

this in

church

were made by Artist

ful sig

W.]. Dr.

Scfirnidt

throughout.

The Stations

of the Cross

Bergmann

&

Co.

looked

next

year was it pldstered

and

furnished

and

te

Iii

Io2 roof time

was added

and

in the

are rut

following

year was it

built to

the

roof,

legia,

C

nations,

began

the ceremony. In the

Berlin,

TI Canada

Vorke—cor.Chartes

ing

spades decorated

and with Water Ste. flags of chore all 465.

to-date

Berlin, Ont.

pp equi

Rector

of Polish

Chapel,

Berlin. Office,

King Street West large

Rev. Paul Sobezak,

CR.,

held

cv PHONE 514

and

Broker umber

ii

Plumbing and I-bating

Depart meat.

Machinery

and General f Jobbing.

ten’s

Aba

Foreign

Banker

is

a Acting

force Pump

Cm

Steamship Tickets

Anderson’s

Double

one t

of

The Hardill Engine, altogeth

required

Hot Water Boiler.

creased

The Economical

of Not

INSURANCE

tinues ir

Casa \IANUFACTLRER WE or

tional

xt

PI-I1LIP GIES

Paoi’axmomr

Clotilde, Berlin Foundry

Carl

Kranz two roon

THE

Dio

One of the fi

Rev.

READING ROOM, ST. JEROMES COLLEGE, BERLIN.

and ten young men the of parish carry-

from the old church to the new ground

a

large

crowd of men and women paraded

fin,t od was turned for the new church

The last Sunday in May, ioo, the

zeal of the School Sisters of Notre Dame.

to

he attributed to the good work curl

creasing

hgli standing the of school is

been

twice

enlarged and the ever Ill-

built in since i$, which time it has

/ the eight

rooms I of the school that wa

and family,

at present children o fill

as well as for a dwelling for the teacher

1858 sufficed for forty or fifty children,

school

whilst the schoolhouse built in

best balculated

from the growth of the

The growth the of parish can be

the new church and commence building.

the comiinttee to buy a beautiful site for

22

T1E CAT1IOIIC / hOME ANNUAL Till CATHOLIC hOME ANNUAL 23

1896, and was buried in St. Boniface Cemetery, New Germany. Fr. Vincent BUY YOUR Kloepfer then was appointed assistant and N 0 B BY continued until Tannary, i 904, when lie was succeeded by the present assistant, YOUNG MEN’S Fr. A. Fischer. CLOTHING, The Chaplain for the Poles is Rev. FURNISHINGS, Paul Lobizak, C. R. HATS AND CAPS The Societies in the parish are many ATIJIC and the membership large. Fo1iowin is a list of them with the names of the Star officers Clothing C. M. B. A. Branch, No. 12 Pres Store ident, J- E. Hailer Secretary, Rev. A J. Fischei ; Treasurer. W. J. Motz. Si. Boinacir SICK Bixnvii So ‘Sign of Gold Star.’ a UNiV : President, A. Englert; Secre tary, A. Schneider ; Treasurer, I-I.

—- Dubrick. M. WILDFANG, Prop. I- - • ;..-W ,- - KING STREET, BERLIN C;IR1sTr.\N MOThERS’ ASSOCIA- iroN Rev .A. J. Fischer, Director Mrs. Rev. Edward Glowacki, C.R. IT. Krng, President Mrs. A. Frank, Secretary. One of the first priests Ordained for Hamilton Diocese by Bishop Farrell. C. Y. li. S. President, Leo Kei fer ; Secretary, L. Englert ; Treasurer, two rooms, was opened in i8$o by Mother Geo. Scud ; Spiritual Adviser, Rev. A. Clotilde, who looked after the educa- J. Fischer. GREEN & tional welfare ot the children. Mother Si. MrRYS YOUNG LADIJ-:s’ So Co. Casa was then appointed and still ccii- UNIV : President, Louisa ilensperger Are the lcacling tinues in charge, assisted by nine Sisters Secretary, Frances Krug Spiritual Ad- of Notre Dame. The attendance in- viser, Rev. los. Schweitzer. PHOTOGRAPHERS creased so rapidly that additions were ST. JosEr’iI’s Socxiiv FOR THE of required tintil now there are ten rooms Pors ; President, Rev. Paul Lohizak. altogether and the school is considered LEAGUE OF TIlE SACRED HEART one of the largest in the Diocese. Rev. los. Schweitzer, Director. BERLIN Connected with the parish builflings Sv. CECILIA’S SOCIETY: Director,

• Rev. . A. Fischer President is a Hall used by the Catholic outig I. ; Miss Anne Von Newbrorin ; Secretary, Win. Mcii’s Society, of which there are a great Raw ; Treasurer, Wm. Heidt. - number, and whose meetings are

held every Tuesday - The Hall is large and commodious and is equipped with a thoroughly up to-date gynHllIsillnL BERLIN GRANITE AND MARBLE WORKS The grounds surrounding Ccl Ccr. king snid Waiti— Sts. leg, Church and other buildings are most spacious and the lawns — f and terraces, which are carefully looked after, present a most beauti ftil sight. The families in the parish now number 320. Father Kloepfer’ s first assistant was Fr. Jos. Holier, who died in 1896. He was born in Germany in March, 1857, was ordained Priest in Rome in June, i$So, labored as teacher in St. Mary’s College, St. Large stock of dnisked Monu ments now on hianri. Mary’s, K.; St. Stanisiaus College, :0 a:a;:g others thsc aric ce—Foreign Oriits 5catc1a Pci cLean anal A1)crdect’ ; Irish: (ranitc Chicago, and St. Jeronie’s College, K_n’ Swnclc Ena,-ralal I-car! 1ti:pcaia! Pe,,r 11111 at I a:e; Ba_a,: a Fran,! Nese lla—_-_; C:u:a.a’_ian Ra! Berlin. He died, coiiifortccl with Ida! fuN inc aaf Faa 1:aa: C ,aai:a-5. SiC kiaaa!naat csi’aetcrv work tastcialiy cxeesltns!. the last sacraments, in St. Joseph’s Rev. Francis Breitkopf, Pr,a aupt ale! i very. Hospital, Guelph, in November, First Pastor St. Mary’s Church, Berlin. CASPEK BKAUN, Proprietor

Still,

when

his

adviser,

Glowacki, Fr.

as

Founder St. Jeromes Law, College. The studies Coleg Italy. in carried

no

students,

no

books, no and

money I’’

Rev.

Dr.

Louis

Funcken, C.N., tile ilisel\ College returning from Fniversitv their

clainied—’

College, a

with

no builcling,

students new members, former graduates of the

young

men German of

descent,

he

cx

‘1’ Reator. he l:e was staff ‘1 strengthened by

to

open

a college for

the education

of

ovcr i$go, Rev. the t\VO Thee-laId Spetz became

; natural

guts

of a teacher

when

asked

English After

the I cheat Lott of

Pr I is in

-

great

learning,

eiidou ed with

all

the-

for stucle students were rolled. COfl eli

Louis father

Funcken

was

a man of

; The the lassc Canadian both Amen and

College

a singular

way. iii

legiate Ie ot Fuglith iaiiguoee adopted all wns in

Those Fathers

founded

St.

Jerome’s

Ac ade ‘artineit iii maintained—grad were it ually

brother

Eugene, to

arrived

in

S6 ;

ments of otirse es stud of mmcl commercial a dc—

Ifl

1857, and Rev. the Louis

Funcken, a

The

Prom

1870 a Ofl, classical full -

ordained

by

the

first

Bishop

of

liamiltoit adopt. lrogress tified wtth tle- and tvork the of

ward Giowacki

to came Canada

was and

organized coilipleted studies their and became ideit

members of the society.

Ed The

Rev.

of educat -eturned Rome, from where had they

was re-in

fofced

in his

work by

other Rev. best Theobald me-ti Spetz aid Win. Kloepfer

Hamilton

was

established,

Fr. Fuacken

lOW, educated laugi his professors. oe’n In 1878,

dc Cliarbonel

After

the

Diocese of -

time was special German the

vt Fr. Punckcn

.

the missions

appointed

by

him Bishop

dents. training ‘flie prevailing language at that

ckeu, C. R.,

was sent,

a

year

to later,

an attendance Enrope. of about twenty-five stu

Accordingly

the

Rev.

Eugene

Fun

the the teaching acivan staff. In was there 1870,

counties,

students.

Without or books text money Oii nessey kinc Mr. and it] Carilanz to were added

Catholics

of \Vaterloo

and adjacent was Order,

inaugurated

with twelve Priests The Louis Rev. Elena, an Rev. David Pen-

German

Priest

to minister

to

German the named College, Superior the after of the was incorporated by Government. the

surrection

and

made

application

for and

Sepeinber, a in iS6, St. Jerome’s In same the year, St. Pre Jerome’s College

limina. called

on tile

Fathers

of the

Re- the

Father’s headquarters,

was procured, ReV. .1 ing, yet portion a of the present pile.

Ontario,

being in

Rome

a on situated visit

near village time ad

of St. Agatha, opened in there a rented residence build

at

that time,

embraced

of all

A log Western house of ample proportions, lin, consequently, i866, in classes were

Charhonel,

of

Toronto,

whose diocese,

opened.

Fathers to transfer their college to Per-

the In

year

iS

or iS6

required ishop

number de and ‘College’ the was enough. Bishop Farrell advised the

the

Diocese,

best people, of families his se-oil One the had year in the log house was

an

outgrowth

of tile

German

Missio;i Glowacki, of making a round Church, among the Rev. Wm. Kloepfcr.

to

Catholic

education.

College The

have is them,’’ was rejoinder, the Fr. and was the present Rector of St. Mary’s

reetion,

a

religious

community

devoted

ingly replied-—’’ Twelve’’. to Von shall the students. ‘‘ Among their number

is

in

charge

of

the

Fathers of

the Resur- vant

to

a make beginning he iangh- own ?‘‘ set dictated and the various

lessoits

Terome’s

St.

College,

Berlin,

Out.,

inquired [tow many students

do you to purchase ‘ them, Fr. Funuken used his

ri

The t

the work c

it can lay

tages in sit

Whuls

Diocese.

the highei

Catholic cc

of taking

J ii

deuce has f

work. Fr

mantier to

lege is 1]0\’

partnients

-x -

: H Rector.

I -. -

Rev. John

the secular

; gyineu th

all the grad

Diocese are

Nearly all

ST. JEROME’S

a hundred COLLEGE, BERLIN

dinary re-sn

on its work

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on its work faithfully and with extraor dinary results. It soon iinmben ci over Our Fall and Winter a hundred Priests among its alumni. Overcoats Nearly all the Priests of the Hamilton are the perfection of style and quality, embracing the 1)iocese are alumni of St. Jerome’s. Not most exclusive novelties antI finished with the same care that is all graduates, the howecer, became cler gIven to the best tailnr-iaade arment. We have men’s and gvmen there are quite a number among youths -overcoats in every Style and quallt\-, Edack, Blue, Grey, Fawn etc. the secular professional ranks. In 1901, A nice, well-made, well-lined ocercoat, 55. Better lines, ‘i, Rev. John Felirenhach was appointed 55 50, 7, 7.50,5, 9, 10, 10 SC, Ii, 12, 14, 515. If von want an ovcrcat. come in and Rrctor. Improvements in all the de let our Mr. Clemens show von our stick and get our prices. Our stock partments were added, so that the Col of men’s suits is up to date. Natty, new goods, well lege is now manned and equipped in a macic, rriees $350 to 515 per suit All goods marked in manner to do the best of educational 1da:n figures anti one price oidv. work. From humble beginnings Provi dence has fashioned an instittition worthy of taking part in the great work of Catholic education and of representing the higher et-lucational interests of the SMYTH BROS. fliocese. GENT’S OUTFITTERS Whilst the College possesses advan - King Street, Berlin tages in situation, bttildings and grounds, it cati lay claim to far better factOrs in

the work of education. I T]e teaching str is composed of Bonk of Novü SCOTIa llrpreited I32 I3liPl IN

‘Capital, - - - - $2,000,000

- - Reserve Fund, - 3,200,000

DIR.ECTOKS,

10MM V. PAYZANT, Pisisinax r, ChARLES ARCIIlEALD, 1clt-PRosTparcT. 1<. L. BORDEN, G. S. CAMPBELL, J. WALTER ALLISON, 1-1 1CI’OR McINNES, I1 C. MeLEOT). Rev. John Fchrenbch. CR., D.D

— President St. Jerome’s College. General Manager’s Office, — Toronto, Ont.

H. C. it[cLIIOD, General Manager. I). WATERS, Sept. of Branches. Priests and teachers, born and educated in Ontario, of whom every one has had the advantage of professional studies in Europe. That means long years of training and thorough preparatioti for F. ED. MACKLIN, special work, facility in the use of var ious languages and familiarity with the best methods of teaching, and a system NEW IDEA PATTERNS of education such as a young, recen.tly organized religious Order will naturally adopt. Dry Goods and Clothing The College maintains three depart ments of studies the commercial, the Academic or High School, and the Col We handle a large assortment of Staple ahd Fancy Dry Goods, and legiate or Arts Course. our aim is to have everything as cheap as our competitors and some things ‘ihe Commercial Con rsc is in tended a little cheaper. Our guarantee of quality goes with everything we sell. for students who wish to acquire a good English business education anti extends We make a specialty of clothing for boys. Of course we sell clothing over two or three years. for the fathers, too, and our values are right, but boys’ clothing is our The Academic Course is offered to hobby. ‘We are in a class by ourselves in this line. students who enter College to prepare themselves for professional studies, such as I,aw, Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry, F. E. Mackiln, Berlin, Ont

th

German

language

and

literature.

Rev

John Schweitzer,

C.R.,

w. Prof. xi.

bcc-xgil C

cc.,

&

Berlin, Ont.

The

St. Louis

Literary

Society

keeps

up

Surrey—wi

I:

a ti

bers

in

oratory,

debate and F. I. dramatics. Weaver

& Co.

c

Dramatic

Society,

which trains its

main-

S

; magazine

another is the Literary and

one

is

time Bee

staff,

who edit

a

monthly

Special

attention pat0 St

mail

orders. to

tions among the students

St of

Jerome’s;

WALL

PAPER

There

are various useful organiza

t!

a Also complete of stock

-it

Rev. Anthony Weiler,

C.R., Prof. Magazines

ot

Newspapers

and st

Cameras and Iodahs,

Office Supplies,

School BooKs,

Stationery,

Prayer Boohs,

bit

order to strengthen

them physically,

HEADQUARTERS

tdcl

FOR

passed

through the

parochial school in

she

least

for a year

or two

after have they

F.

I.

cd,

C0.

‘\Veaver

to

do so, to & send their boys college, to at

and

should their means at allow all them

to

procure the catalogue

of the college,

We recommend

to Catholic parents

FMRLIN,

ONT.

zealous alumni of Alma Mater.

and

who by

manifest his vocation clergy, a who to the are nearly priesthood. all

been

offer part an enthusiastic scholarships

to friend of students poor the college

Pastor

Brohinann

of the the College diocese, was who enabled has always to

InsIrumnts

By

a

repeatedly

cloitation of emphasized the

late Rev. by the Supreme George

and

of a

department higher Catholic for musical

education studies. has been

musical

plied

steadily physical

increasing

chemical and

and laboratories, the importance

i

for

support, the

use of

since students the number large, well of SIaIionr,, students sup- is

also

a

upon special the

library college and their reading confidence room and

atlio1ic The

College pat jancp possesses cuts do a Goods, not largelibrary, hesitate to bestow

higher

Catholic

education in the diocese.

Vice-President

to-day to St. provide Jerome’s

for College. the interests of

Rev.

Albert St.

L. Jerome’s Zinger,

C.R., College A.M., is IMPORTERS well able OP

a hundred clergymen.

graduates,

however, there are more than SMITH

of

St.

Jerome’s College. Among its

of Hamilton Diocese have

been students

STU[I3ING

&

The

greater number of the Priests

nd providing for field sports.

tic associations,

using the gymnasium I

the Sacred

Heart, and the various athle

Total

Abstinence

League

the League TH BERLIN

of ELECTRIC

CO,I’1,Oi.

Re

organization.

There

are,

besides,

the

lf

111

ti stay.

Witty ca.sslii_

f,it ly

M.,itsyttsta,

C

‘‘‘h.

11

The

I,e

it St.

tin,—

Aloysius w nat it.

Society

It

sill

fir pay it is

the

literary

0 tI

Always sl1 1i51,t.

tune. 1a1e A

tii

B.&WI

AU OMATIC lIME SWITCH

Rev.

Vincent Kloepfer, CR., Prof.

turn them Let off. a

in to Come back ti

P ,ve the store, or

rime

your lights befire ‘:uu

by wfllt::ia tn tuTu en

fur.

philosophy.

H hi

you as receive

v:

ii no

ature,

bnides

a

full course )Woney

of mental

fur

your

electric

1n4ht

anccut

and

modern

languages

and by paxii:g liter-1 twice much as

course,

insures

a

good

knowledge

is ing of Cx: eiis c-.

sic..l

studies after after the hours, street High light

School

Gurrent

light braces

burn three before or

four or more years of

clas

by hLtving

edge

electic VOUf

of The

Collegiate t or I Arts

Course em

Clt

r

j1o!?’tWctszeour 1st three a i to e four years for its completion.

a

chance

Engineering,

etc. It requires from

morally a

TH1I CAthOLIC hOME ANNVAL l1IE CII’ iIO[.IC hOME ANNUAt.

iitorailv and intellect nail v to give them a chance of acquiri1ti the polish of A SUPERIOR SCHOOL Christian gentlemen and a better knowl ed cf their religion 1-lEleadnig and most rapidly T growing commercial col lege in Ontario. Elegant

un new quarters auth equipment siirl)ased anywhcie. Teaching stff exceptonaily strong and 11 graduates get positions. It is thi most successful of the well huown federated colleges. If you tire interested iii practical ecluca ion, write for free prospectus

and enter at any time.

W. D. EULER, College, Pu ,a.i pat CR. Prof, Business Jev. Ant’ony Waechtcr, Berlin

The Merchants Bank of Canada BERLIN BRANCH

This branch represents a Paid Up Capital of $6,000,000

- 3,400,00t) And a Reserve Fund of -

- - 9,400,000 Total - - -

And is prepared to do your banking carefully and economically. educate Highest rates paid for deposits. Catholic parents should their children to start a savings bank account with us without delay. V Rev. Wm. Bennnger, CJ., Prot. W. E. BUTLER, Manager.

1 For Private Baptism No sponsors are required nor allow CcQ Pzce but for solemn Paptism at least one DUINGS ed, AND sponsor is required. Tvo sponsors, one Cnadci PARTIES i.eutteman and one lady, are permitted, .: not necessarily required. hut • Furniturc Sponsors contract a spiritual relation ship with their God-Child and also with r1iriIirciciurcr5 Jdin ited its parents. Sponsors must he Practical Catholics, sichi who at least make their Easter duty, otherwise they wonlcl not be admitted, furnitureand simply because they could not discharge IN BEAUTIFTL flESICN1. Spae yourself the Olible of preparing Cak,. sponaor to look after the sv,ll Ca the duties of unaertctkiQg asti. etc. for wcddings, and parties. We their God Child, and pleased to sceive v our order.. We have tile spiritual welfare of necessary sk It. tuatci iatsitnd aciCties for prduc_ Part rings in the Catholic tog these articles. Sopeti-.:- foes. due see that it is brought up eggs, butter, etc. are used in tite maC lug of II Cakes and lOch. ‘ad cam-fe1 baking immsmmm,eu trimmie . child is baptiacd it religion When a Sameness name, the name should receive a Christian bFPLlN, ONT/PTO A. DIEDRICH saint of the church. Hence H. of some Phone 4li

parents ale warned not to select a secular foundry Street, - Bertin, Ont. or profane name for their child.

SOCIETY HALL,

ST. JEROME’S

COLLEGE.

C. LAING, L

Agent

nor i

by saving tile NOW, C

Provide

for the future not 1

mean

and interest compounded half yearly.

Sums of $1 and upwards

received

Stint]

wi ti i’i DEPARTMENT

‘J SAVING5

in ii

ave Ii

ness transacted.

coa fe

and sold

and a general

banking busi a yea

3 Notes

discounted, Drafts bought

poiliti

7

b[[LIN, ONI.

attain

oblige

I3cink of HitNIton

Holy

CHAPEL,

ST. JEROME’S COLLEGE.

BERLIN, ONT.

Correspondence Solicited.

Otioii

selfde

Troughs a specialte.

‘SOT, iii

Building,

\Vatur Tank, and Water

espeClI

and all Interior House Finisia Stair

And manufacturers

made of Sash, Ducts, Blinds,

InC f,ts[

g a Ii Viii

for inS

DEALERS tiCc’t

ton the

LUMBER

noveti

a

H.]. HALL & Coil no SON

It

Id IOU

g inn in

It

Is

tv

ESTABLIShED

lS7s.

PooN A. 127

special

“

ST.

JEROME’S

COLLEGE 1864.

ing a

s1)iaty.

ol iflOst

Plutnbiiig, ITot Water Heating

and

Tinmith—

ci

ay

s.

Gas Fixtures and

GnuraI Furnisiiins, IIuas

p

ra ct act

Mixed ‘ihere I Paints

111110 Ha

Sherwin-Williams

Ready

do vo tin

one

doe

Hot Air Furnaces,

no spec

Jewel Base Burners, nas fon

Tb

Ranges,

begin Ii’

Itself wi

Peninsular Stoves and

ceding t

feat ar

for the

No’

II

a(lcjuarters B E R LI

N

ally for

&.

2o.

for somc

\Valper

Block,

nine da

H.

Wolfhard

A i

7

THE

CATHOlIC I1O.If ANNUAL Tilt CAT LIOTIC HOME ANNUAL

Novenas novena is a devotion ordinarily gf nine days, made either as a preparation for some feast, or made at any time usu ally for the piircoe of obtaining a favor. Novenac made as a preparation for a feat are niade during the nine clays pre ceding the feast day, so that the feast day i tseh t would be the tenth day from tie beginning of the novrmma. ‘I’h.:e are many devotions for nove nas found in the prayer-books. When no pecial ckivotion is prescribed, or if one does not choose to follow a prescribed devotion it is customary to say at least nine Hail [ary’s on each of the nine days ihere is no limit to the other prayers and practices that may be performed on these days. Individual fervor must suggest most of them. PHYSICAL LABORATORY No. I, ST. JEROME’S COLLEGE. There is nothing of obligation or of special precept in the making of novenas. It is well, however, to confess at the be— gilmiling of a novena, epeciahly if one should be in sin. It is cti

fl._ “I 1’

Chief Laws of the Church PHYSICAL LABORATOkY No. 2, ST. JEROME’S COLLEGE. i. To hear Mass on Sundays and Holy days of obligation remember that obliges your children also, if they have attained the use of reason. 2. lo fast and abstain on days ap pointed.

. To confess your shis at least once a year. Parentg send your children to co:i fession at the appoiitccl times, if they have not yet received their first Corn nimnia ii.

. To receive the i-ioiy Eucharist within Easter time, i. e, , from the first S wiclay in Lent to Trinity Sund ay.

. To comm timbu te according to our means to tile support of time clmttrch. Do not let a few and the saime ones hear all the expenses.

6. Not to marry out of tile church, nor relatives, nor at forbidden timimes. CHEMZCAL LABOAZATORY, ST. JEROME’S COLLEGE.

st.

the work

St. up of Basil’s, and finished

Basil’s.

00000000000

no ODOO or. noun noon

non

o Lennon Fr.

J. came Brautford

take to to

Rev. Englert 0

is assistant the at

BRANTFORD,

ONT.

was very

much beloved.

In Rev, 1882,

0

ate

School

The

Peiee

building. Island Wine and

Vineyards

Co.

pastorate his

accomplished he

much

and

J.

S. HAMILTON

CO. &

Another

is the want of suitable a Separ

the dull

times that followed.

residence

a is

great

lack

in

this parish.

bcst

in

c.nala tile work was

too mitch

for

means his

o

Our

stuck

is one

The

of :i,e

larga-at need

and of a

suital)le parochial 0

o

succeeded

finishing in

the exterior, but

0

O

has

o

a

laro

e inenibersiup

0 completion tIme

of the church Henry edlfice and Thomson & n Ca.s

Irish

oung

Men

Scold:

Club s

has been formed and

church and his people. He undertook

0 Robert

Brown

&

‘a

Co

four

Crow,,

S itinu couple a

years of

Catholic a

0

Priest worked

hard earnestly and Webb

& for his Hrros’ o Jamaica Rum

Cody &

Co.’s

Cocoa bers

Wine every year. assume

charge

of

Cayuga. good This

AGENTS Caucos roN

0

FOR

has

been

paid teen in sick years,

benets leaving

to here mem its

in iSSa, to

‘Chateau Peire”

H,ck ‘d Claret

:ts formation, O

“St. tinned Augusilne

but considerable in

pastorate the Communion

money Wine for

“ nearly four-

0

O

“C o

Eropereur”

Cha,npane

roll

not

many

charge

members

of

the have

parish died in since i868

and con-

S. J, Hamiiton &

Co.’s

8randy

was

formed years and counts ago. Rev. men 8 Peter upon Bardou

its took

i

Court of PELEE the

Catholic his early ISLAND home Order and WINE Foresters died

of CO., there about two Limited

In September, eagerly for iSq, his

return, St. Basil’s remained lie

in

Scm

Agents

for

ct,nada

0

0

France,

and though

five thousand people his

dollars. looked 0

BRANTEORD,

ONT.

Carayon Fr.

left for of deceased visit a to members his native more

than forty- J. S. Hamilton

& Co.

preached

the sermon. this society In the year has paid i868 to the dependends

in the

neighboring

membership

parish

of of Paris. during ; 10 existence its

0000000000onononnnconunn

aunnon

Bishop

of Hamilton,

ence a then here young since Priest i8 and has a present

roll,

On

that occasion The C. the Market M. 26 B. present

A. Street,

has been

in exist- Brantford

-

Bishop

of hamilton,

Rt.

Rev.

John

Far con tinties its wo;-k in

the parish.

JEWELER

the

new

church

was laid by

the firt mained at its head

conference the

still

Albert

N.

Pequegnat

efforts

and in i866

the

corner

stone

resident, of

and for over

seven

yc-trs

re

erect

a

new one.

Success

J attended

L

i- of Rev. A. .Sav age) was

its

first

date

the

community

anc1

set

about

1870, the Ifi late Mr .Ar thur

Savage

(father

GOOD

VALUE frame

church

could

not

long

acconimo \‘iuceut

de Paul was established

about

iiiarked

degree.

He

should see saw them, that

as the

they little ‘large are

all membership the Society

St. of

love

and

Cut

devotion Glass, Rings, his people of

Watches, in

Virgin a etc..

is

probably the

oldest and

has

a

of

good busine&s

ability stock

of

new and Jewelry,

enjoyed ;

Silverware,

condition the

the Sodahitv

of

the

Blessed

c.

w

a as

man

Those of

scholarly

of who you

have attainments

not

seen

our

and lklicd in Brantford

and are in

healthy a

ti

Carayon

took

charge money.

of St.

Basil’s.

Hc

Several

Catholic Societies are

estab

Joseph.

best

value

In i8

the

the

Rev.

we

Augustine

can

for your

tished

in

the parish

about fifty

C

years ago.

up

as

Convent a

good for

business’’ the

Sisters us

of give St. for you to

The

Separate . Schools

F were

estab

which good

has value; within

a

few years

been and

is it equally ottec

abundant

1 dc

means

of

keepnio

beautiful.

it

his

death

it is reverted good business”

to parish

for the

you-to expect

and

and

wind

th

a

mill and

deep

well

suppv

for hirnseJ on

Crown

St.,

wnicn

upon

Something

•

System for •

- 7hihing.” has

been of put in by

Fr.

Lennon,

earnest

;nm

Priest, lie

erected

home

a

It

not is

good

business

•

to

• expect

the

reach nit

city

water, of

a complete

water considerable of

enery,

and

a

hard SOMETHING

WOl

FOR

NOTHING, -

mile from

the church

being

outside

of of

himself

and Ins

work.

He

was

a

man

,

by

Rev.

Fr.

su Ryan,

is

stnated

about

still one hvm who have distinct

recollections

The

Cemetery

to

whici;

was purchased

Ryan

was

Pastor, and

there

are

many

•

of

rails

from BRANIFORO to 153 STORE, i859

58 Rev.

JereiliTali

Si.

COLBORNE

see

solid

concrete

steps Poter with Schneider lianclome

iron from to

1852 1853.

not

each

of the Rev.

three P.

front O’Dyer

entrances

from

are i$o

;

to

I52

Stock

Large.

Prices

Low,

brc

d

out

OBierne

its summons

was from Pastor the

from er to i849

to r8o

O ha

ECONO

FLOOR

and continued a

great

in

bell, chaige

; GiLriel

to S4ç

i ‘ Rev.

‘ John

VALISE

DEPT.

so

church i:i

by

a llaIxclsotne

Rev.

James

linolen •

Ouinlan covers iii the in

84c

I

who

,

OUR

TRUNK

AND I

jtd

from charge

Munich of the eS)eCially

work and f r t)i ‘as succeeded

to

of a the Cross In

1843. are

ReV. artistic

oil Stephen paintIngs,

Frgu

took

8

LARGE

STDRES

IN

ONTARIO

oak,

triiiinied

tended ;

with from

walnut Er3ntford the Stations in thce

day’s

gull

satctuar’ show

thaf the

rail and

Town puijilt of are Siincoe of was at-

thei

SHOE k

ty and

exceeding]y of’

Norfolk. MAN ; handsome

There are the records

to

amid nave

o the

feet Township

‘f1e

nitais of . Norwich are of solid and the Coun-

cons

feet

width, of

Erantford, 6o feet

which trancept, at that So feet time included

cal

it in Dundas

imensons

to . tate

ar : charge length, of the 150 Mission

THE

sacri

cei1in,

year an

Rex is 1anc1soine Fr. Mills

and resigned . svminetri his duties

; O;ta;io cami I

back

the to interior the

year

has full 1842. In ioincd April of that

TadivitI

The

Got1ic records arcliitectttro of this

parish

in NEILL reach

. Chttr1t

sary

is onc

of

the best exampe

of St. Basil’s,

Brantford

i1 jJit1uY

of Uie CUTCL t. Bi1’s

3)

TIlE CATHOLI( HOME

ANNUAL ____ THE CAThOLIC HOME ANNUAL 31 Baptism H. S. PEIRCE Baptism is the first and most ucces WE WISH EVERY MOTHER sary 0, sacratnen t. ails this a-itt who has a hey to bee it a 1’”’ut to cr The first, hocanse no other sacrament ccc can he validly received before it. This sacrament should be administered as soon Boys’ and Children’s Suits after birth as possible, as the little ones At $1.95 to $7.50 constantly hover between life and death, and parents who neglect the baptism bit— prices cior-.’t count unless you sec the clothes, of We are willing tin: yr sin-old see oar i3’;-s’ SoC. t,njei the strung light of compal i—cut, tfiy siC their children too long easily become e,’nd the test guilty of a grievous sin of neglect. It pave to buy gee0, strong cloth lug, Coca iso VU can’L Peep the hi-v ‘1 ct . 2ittg lit at wi-It try ti The priest is the authorized peron too na’. tl stars. If you buy him a unit of talc MCI Ciort:oi- you car. ic: liii go it. to administer the Sacrament of Baptism. Ering him here and, there icC, he no trouble be fore, or after you toy. In case of necessity, however, any per son having the use of reason can validly baptize. Ilence—If the child cannot be UNDERTAKER brought to the chttrch, or the priest can OAK HALL not be called in time, any lay TilE HO\lE OF GOOD CLOThING, person pre 75 Colborne sent should baptize the child, and in case St., BRANTFORD BRANTFORD. of recovery, the child should be brought J. M. DOUGLASS, Manager. to the church and have the ceremonies supplied. ElDDDDD cDczDncnDcuElElcDDDElcDccnDcDccDanElnDElDDDElDDDDElElElDU enanon To give private baptism, take com El mon water, pour it on the head or face El of the child, saying at the same time with the intention of doing what BANK tile church I OF TORONTO I does I baptize thee lEl tile name of the INCORPORATED 1855. Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy THE OLDEST Ghost. BANK IN CANADA HAVING ITS HEAD OFFICE IN ONTARIO. Should private baptism be conferred, the ceremonies must he supplied at the Capital, $3,000,000 - - Reserve, $3,300,000 El . L chin reb aftervards El a THIS BANK ACCEPTS SAVINGS DEPOSITS IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM ONE DOLLAR UP, AND ALLOWS INTEREST AT THE RATE OF 3% In Autumn Days C COMPOUNDED TWICE YEAR. El A El a Dv ARGARET A. RICHARD. El In autumn class, when colil wt orbs blow, Brantford Branch, Corner Col borne and George Streets Reminding summer sweets to go Which hing have held us, one and all, 1k. Pashliy, Manager Through dave of gladness in their tiirall DnCCCCDElElElDDDDElElDElDElDDElElCElElEDEDElElDCCDDCElDElCDCDElElElDDDDDDCDCDC We should act grieve at heart, I t”osv.

‘Tis true the leaves must lose their glow— Must lie at last neath w:ntrv snow That fast unto the ground thc- fall In autumn that-s. BANK OF MONTREAL Yet ere the-v fall, life-sap doth flow ESTABLISHEO 1817. From ripened leaf to stem below, Iii’’’’ r1,rt ‘‘1 iv ‘t’t if P rli,i,iieiit. To sleep down there in leaf-bud small CAPITAL al1 paid up) $14,000,000 Till spring awake ! awake ‘ ‘ shall call. RESERVED FUND 1°,000,000 Ti-’’s life rules still, as leaf-buds sl:nw, UNDEVIDED PROFiTS 583,196 In autumn dave. HEFiE FItDE, ifREPiL.

0O\RD 01’ D1REC’IORS and Arc s-our sinks bathtubs grim s K:. fi:: Lord S:ratlrcocra and lilt Royal. G.C 01.0.. Pcssi’.I’n:. You can make them bright anti clean Sir Geerirc A. Urummond, K.C.M.O., VtccPresdrnt. A. ‘I’. Patermi. ‘iv If idsq. Sir IC lilr. C. Macdonald, Janice Ross, Esq., R- 13. AnguS. you’ll i-oh theta wcll with borax, or a little liriward B. Grcensliiet’Is, Eso., KG. i-nI. Csq lion, Ruht.MacKay. Ice rose it o K. 5. cI_t)C5ION, fisecral Mat.gei’. Are your looking glasses chngt’, and your win H. V. itt 1CREI)l’rH, Assistant General ‘ii wager and Manager at ittointreit. dow panes? A. MACN I DR K, Chief Inn Spector and Sit pen ntencient of Bran cites. Kerosene will liko rta.ir’ i-f CI omit ,u,w’imiv- nut no those uulv S AY N6S BANK DEPARTMENT n-civil ai,’t let all rat at etm,o’iit eclcs and stains. lit—i ‘—i s, t.I.ot I’’ the K1m’sii tin’’ line ‘ii s,’,r’iS tin’ ca1 ‘f t ‘i 115 Ichis vvl,’i’’i”, ‘its’ i-Plot ‘ti.tttt,’;i’,lc,ir.,liv S I II’ ‘t’i’ Has your matting lost its ureslinces Wie it well with weak salt ovater. BRANTFORD BRANCH, J. 0. WILGRESS, Mana-er ‘Twill rertoi its pristine hue.

S

[R1\N1TOPD, ONT. BRANTFORD Colborne 59 Ont. Brantlord, St.,

]. N. YOUNG Co. & Street Colborne 284

Guaranteed Work All Satisfactory.

P1,ANINt tIll-I.’—,

Platforms, etc.

AS RE ON ABLE I

Vaults FRICES

VERY (c, II... Itt’. tic,

(,i.,l,rrcli. (;,csenIc,,c-—t. 1:115,, sq,,-!

Dressmaking and

our speiaity. Building Work MILLS:

you: rcIa:. Fine Dre,.s Otocla

Head Stones will be to pleased make

one

to

AND DIThER

ECILDERS’ I: sEPPLIES.

and mccl, alrcaIt trim not, ii we

L

Statuary

may your jest ‘iou see style

j.loors, 3lirj8s

Sc

the

of is most perfect ortkr. Monuments

and Scisit, wurk:naunip the theni cm: Sifingles,

vl:cj.es, trimnilugs, C: em.

and Importer

of immannfaeterer

I The

store.

b&autiful nmc,st £aWt, £unber, th

thc order S the day at this cf

re

ti AN0tACrccs:cisS 01’

BRANTFORD,

ONT.

1ILLIN[PY

elI

S Son

JOhN 1-IILL, Pico. H:

Fr and Marble Works

Mickle, Dyment

LXQU ISITL

Colborne Street Granite -i

aft

ad:

he handled

L1lPIJAI______

fro

BRANTFORD,

ONT. contents of eag the are more COsily

ten

Use a to knife break

egg. an H The E EDY

OPtICIAN

Mo

D8.LGOISY

AhD

will shrink sides from and bottom.

for

Cakes allowed in to cool

pans

time

Chaigcc No lot 1e.Iitg

mo

a give

lasting 1nter. are moderatm

Wilt

turu:ng gearante front and brown. tndeet satisfue lion, A little oar p:iees soap w:ll

determine

anti

xactiv Von what need. We

Anmmonia will keep stove blacking

Pee

Have Us Test

Your

Eyes ed clothes make will them

stiffer.

p’s1

Wa;-tn water to used sprinkle

starch

a

ci

an that c )7’ incvcation you should wear ga-as.

ache if or eves, brat eves your or become it blurred is

,,

attention, rHjutring close you have your to strain lilac

boy, and If rc-acling, you in that

find Mary Dwyer. or doing

any work

spi r

Connehiv. Mary McIntyre,

An:cie Co: NEGLECT Han

YOUR

EYES

Don’t Mary

Cimeevers, Annie

Monahan, Annie

(_.1

in .t

Maggie Hogan. Council Kate Guile::,

Secretary, Ethel Miss Smith Treasurer,

uellv Sub-Prefect Miss Maggie Glove:

an a

Sodaiity are Prefect, Miss Con- Ma’y

79

Colborne

Street, BRANTFORD,

but

ONT.

S.Vclt HEA1FT. to ‘l’he officers of the

pasE

Vianix Maav

and the LmVcvE THE op

‘Fhoti

NQ. 25

raile

svxuevous, SODUJTV OF Till PrEssEr)

was

Arvau

Soeiyvv, CvrmteIIET;c\a Ix-

1578

The

societies and coufraternities arc Open and Day Night.

with

eight Special years. attention

given to Picture framing.

clcmrc

has who taught tile

children for the past

FURNITURE

DEPT.

by

F

the Principal Mis being McKimmno:m, Kate

nmahm

79,

is and there is one Separate School,

point

SPECIAL

ATTENTION

GIVEN

TO CAThOLIC number The of FUNERALtP families in the parish

MeN I. P. Cummings.

EMBALMER

Fr.

ceeded. by the present incuintent, Rev.

Citilil

served until January,

1899, was and sue-

UNDERTAKER

lie

AND

appointed was

J. Rev. P.

Donovan, w’hci

to

CCI’

donia parishes the first Priest be

to

\VJs it

south-east g adjoitiin Dnndas

and CaIc-

B. Cobbledick

the N.

vi

July,

1898, nine extends miles east anti

that

This parish,

was which formed

in

i

11

St. Mary’s, Braniford.

32

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TIlE CATHOTiC HOME ANNUAL

St. StcphDn’s, Cayuga lVlary Immaculate, Chepstow “THE RED FRONT” In the early days the few Catholics This place was tirt settled by John that I ived in Cnvua attended Mass in and Dennis Phelan ai:d a few others, the v lage church in Indiana ; a mission being known as Phe]ans Settlement was formed here in 1849, the first Priest Mass was celebrated from i $52 to 863 to celebrate Mass being Fr. Bauingartner ; in a log shanty near the Tecswater River he was followed in succession by Fr. which runs through the village. The A1 & R1 ATKINSON Cullinane, Fr. Newniaij, Fr. Schneider, ñrst priests who visited the place to offer R,r able .ers in Fr. Scltwciger, Fr. Lnnfhuber and Fr. up Mass occasionally were the Jesuit MeNult. In I 572 Pr She a was ap- Fathers of Guclph, Fathers Matoga. Staple and Fancy Dry pointed 6 r’t rriciei1t Pri&st, but re- Blettner, and St. Aubm until iS6o iiained oul until IS;4, being succeeded from that time until ;55. it was attended Goods, Millinery, he Pr. \Vad:l who erected the present from Owen Sound by the Basihiai Mantles, Clothing, cimrcii ; then came Rev. M. J. Cleary, Fathers Portus, hardou, and Grenotier. Boots and Shoes, Fine vithi Rev. Jas. Lem’nn asasistant iii It was iii 1863 that the first part ci i5S. Fr. Barchon followed in 552 and the old frame church was built after furs, Groceries and was succeeded in July, 1894, by Vene- 1564 the mission was attended by Father. fruits. ralle Archdeacon Laussier, the present Schmitt, Kelly, Raessart, Keough and pastor. The old Prebyterv still remains Madigan. hut during Father Bardous incumbency an addition was erected. CALEDONIA, ONTARIO Tue families number about io6.

‘fIle Vetmeinile Arelmdcacon was or- . ,

. . . 1 ‘ I ‘ the year of the Jubilee, was cce:cater. to uhall3Cd 45 .. FlS.]op year- - - - auo Lv . Farrel of -

Mary Imniaculate. . . Ilunilton, and has lllmfllstered to the — . . The Separate School in the palJi1 IS sI)lrlt nal Vlll P. of tile fai tim t ul in a great • . . . in chare of lay teachers. .. . tlte . parishes. Dmoeese. many- mu I-Ic cele- The societies exlstlng are the C. V. brateci 5tas n l)nrhllgton , W aterclown .

5 Rosary— aid Ph imbrook fur a t mule, was appomn ted B. A. ‘ with members. Society, 125 Altar bocietv antI of pastor lfl Machi, Whiele the mission of ‘ — 75 League Peel was attendeo.1 Too the Sacred Heart, 300. years after- I wards Peel was etahhishic’d as a parish, where Fr. Lanssier was subsecuenthy moved later tIme parish of Arthur was St. Patrick’s, Caledonia. formed with the missionS of Kenilvorth, The patish of St. Patrick’s, contain Momint Forest. Mmto and Proton to at- 11mg about icc families, was formed over tend. These were also iii his charge and 6fty years ago, with Rev Fr. Fitzgerald from Arthur lie was setit to Paris, where Church of Mary Immaculate, Chepstow as time first pastor. In connection with he reimmainerl one year, thence to Macton Caledonia history we find that it was a again, where this time he served 9 years, I lit 157$. Rev. S. B. Wadel was ap . previous to 1851, bCii4 attended — atte rds o 114 to rthiui tot i I eat po rmted 61st reside It priest and it w a he trom i Inch ma w hitch tncl its on i elnmrc1m 1d alkeruo:m 6 -‘ears, Carh.ruhe . years. . — who ut x Sso built the brick Pre-hvtery I’ corn tile latter place lie was called to . . . - ifl 1533 he also built an addition to the Hamilton, where lie served as teacher of old frame church. In the fail 01 1900. classics. Following this service he was . - lie retired on account of ill-health and ti an sierred for time th i rd tiii ie to Macton, the present pastor, Rev. F. A. Zettler, re imial inn one year and cig lit mon this assumedcharge. The new church, which their canme time present appointment to

- was erected in 1903, has a a u0a. seating capa ‘city of Soo, has two towers, a Roman- Iii the parish there are the following esritie interior, and cost 520,000.00. The societies: C. M. B. A. Altar Society ; corner stone was laid by the Bishop, Rt. League of the Sacred Heart, amid the Rev. T. fowling, on May 24th, 1903, 1-lohy Family SocIety. J. - in presence of a large nunmber of clergy St. Patrick’s Church, Caledoni. and people the church was formally opened and blessed on October 22nd, and pastor as early as 1842 the firt 1904. It is now clear of debt, all the pastor at Indiana was Rev. Fr. McIntosh. He who walks through life with an monies having beemi contributted by the from 1842 to 1846, then came Fr. Mills evemi temper and a gentle patience, parishioners, of w’hom there are about tire latter had beet; studying in flobln, patieimt with difficulties and crosses, has io families. ‘The old chumrclr was dedi- Ireland, for the Protectant l inistry, but an ever\ day greatness beyond that which cated to St. John the Baptist, hut the was converted aimd became a Priest, lie is a ‘ui in battle or chanted in cathedrals. , new one being completed and blessed iii’ was succeeded by Fr. Cuiii:ane, who

in and the near future will likely re be

church which

has sinc repaired! been

DUNDALK, nt:t’cctr

CLIV ONT.

Soi,tC1UEIJ,

a

century ago, erected a frame small C.vl’lt’’I,lu I rIDE

The Catholic Indians, about quarter a of

his office account on of superiority. his

Catholic,

has since always maintained

Complete

line

of Furniture

always hand. on Prices right.

McGregor, who, in spite of being a

I to

the leadership

of their Wm. Chief, funerals—from the plainest the to most elaborate.

progressed

tvcnderfully

owing

principally

‘We are prepared to

furnish

paraphernalia all suitable

Catholic

for

sonl. For the last years they have 25

The Catholics

amongst them number 140 AND EMBALMERS

that they had reserved themselves. for

came to the

Reserve Cape of Croker,

UNERAL DIRECTORS Owen Sound neighboring and places and

after making treaties to that effect, left

About

years ago the Indians,

BARTON ARNOLD & Cape Croker

Chuttli the of Blessed Virgin,

Soclaty.

Leag lie of

Sacred the Heart Altar and

L.ll.

Fr.

Cleary

has

two

societies, DUNDALK the

;

President

League and Sacred of the

Binhrook and Walpole,

tian Mother Association, Mrs. Handt.

‘I’he

inir,sicns

attended

from here are ; F. A., B. Luber, hi. Prmiclent Chris Ti-IE IIARD\VARE MAN

and is in The societies charge now of are parish the in Fr. C. Cleary. John Gardiner

O’Rchy, by Fr. I,. Fr. Wey. M. Lynch. Gehl, Fr.

ifadtga:i miles Fr. distant, Kely, attentled Fr. every Car. is Sunday Fr.

sion by

Fr. The

mission MeNulty,

of Hanover, Fr. Doherty, about four Fr.

At living go prices,

to

incumbent bent, Rev. F. was lie Wey. Jos.

fohloxed in succes-

Lehirann, Fr Fr. parish, Fitzgerald and the bring Tin present incum the ware first

Rev. Caledoiiia 1554 Laussier, Fr. was Rev. made Hahn, Fr. the residential Rev.

Buffalo, ReV where Schmitz, Fr. lie was Rev. Raessarts, Fr. stationed. In

M. these who T., pastors, made namely : monthly Rev. Fr.

Auhin, visits from Stoves and

ere ed; lie taken wa.s care followed succession by in of Fr.

Trudeau, by 0.

until The iS6 spiritual r, when Fr. Gotiti welfare was

appoint of these few

of

by French the Jesuit extraction, Fathers, who remained, remained

Hardware

gradually ;$6 In until this only parish a few, was organized those being

around

Indiana

had

been moving away

St. francois Xavier, Carisruhe

By this time the Catholic families

caine McLaughlin Fr.

for

a year. F’QF?

u’a denominations. pastor from to i 1851 then

good to the admiration even the or other

Rev.

Father

Cleary.

School

it and is now

doing

immense an

M. F flLtlitNrt)N, Acttt.

Ii,iru—ia 015cc first

resident

tai’p to. priest ilrun,—,l,’—, ,. founded p Sa,,utr’l Separate a

af c,v,’r rr

itt tire cent. pntitl

up

nIle

I established. u,’ tlui-, lv Buik.

tire

Be—cute

After much Ftu,tul

difficulty, to rut urrrtiep flaw

the

Iltu_’

,tt,’utt,, 0 ira—

,ntilr’l it,t a ii:

League and

of Sacred the Heart

are

]l,,,cl tlu,’reon,

ed from

League

here.

A

of

Temperance receirel ii, ])pct, 5t.uO run nf ITtfcr,,t nrpwnurIcnu,ttl

INGS s.’,

i)11’.l I

LNT

‘It Island

and Beau-Solril Island attend are

ft v,,trtitle

tent,.. away, the other and Missions

of Christian

L’’llr’tnIra

turtle

all rat

a act’s —ait,Ie on pint rno.t

Indian

Mission

of Saugeen,

miles

42

t_frc,rt

Britain anti

Coiitirre,,t ‘5

etc

i:pe lrrugltt

use Sle of

Nt,. D,,,ft the Catholics rn 11 and fU,r),attFritsisl.rtm the pastor.

The

li—i,tiit,il

aol

trl,,irc—

tuttle

sect tic

‘f iii tit

4. they but (r’iic:.l

are i-’,.le5

Bu.,i,caa officially

tt,tr,lcl. granted for the P.lOcIa’ i’i,,L,,

I)UNfttik

AGFSCY

and presbytery belong to the Indians,

I.,

S.

has 5. Lf,int,rc,

been Jnr MC in A., charge. Ut The Tract’. church

C’ [trir,,,

in’.

1’

!ti’ di. ,,ta,

itaifaal,

A. sra.

last summer i1n.IV,i. August in JScsirl’nt (;il..n, .1. Rev. f iicc-l’rc.i’lenf;

Fr. iloll, Cadot,

DII1E(:i

t)if

S

to was sent stay in that reserve. Since

J.

•J.

1t’lINJlLI.I,. two Only years ago Oco. Rev. ii. F!. r1.rn. \VA’frU, A. As,t. M.rn Artus

kwemikong in TOTAL ASSETS

the Manitoulin

Islands.

21,000,000 - - -

RESERVE FUND

quaiters

of

their 2,250,010 - - - Indian - Missions—Wit

CAPITAL

PAID UP

$2,250,000 - - -

the Jesuit Fathers coming from

the head

HEAD

OFHCE,

one. HAMILTON This mission has been attended by

Bank

of Hamilton placed by a larger and nio;e substantial

TilE CAThOLIC 110MB ANNUAL ______

THE CATHOLIC HOME ANNUAl.

dIbe 1?eni ember Tarish School is iii charge of death occurred in Septc-J21110r. i8o Rev. Geo, I,evs. Fr was the SUbhe(JUeflt pastor, and I keep the vet v best and newest gtweis i’rocu tahle in In Carisrulic and its rnisi-ioiis of was followed ii succession by Ret’ I, hanover, there are ioo faniilies, O’Flyn, Rev. P. CouncIl3’, Rev. P. SUITINGS The cemetery site was donated by O’Dwyer, Rev. John O’Reilly, Rev. Fr, OVERCOATINGS Mr. G. W’. Fieher. Kehoe until i ay, ; S8, when the pres PANTINGS etit pastor, Right Rev. Mgi E. J. FANCY VESTINGS. I{eelJall was appointed. Tbc chnrch litentlons d atove ras Suits to suit cvervhu’i’. Also Shirts, S t. J ohn’s, Dundalk Collars, Ties, Gloves, I-Juts, Caps, in destroyed by flee In 1562. and tbc corner fact evervhing in the line of Geets’ f’ather Fec-nv, t’ho was parish Priest stone of the large brick edice now furnishinps. If its here its new --if ts at a settlement new ts here. called Iri-1t lake, in the standing, was laid in iS6, and the Township of Gleneig in iS$7, visited - building commenced under tIle direction AW ROWE Dundalk every third Monday and cede- of Rev. John O’Reilly. The Sisters of IP-1.i 1;s brated Mass in tile room above tle shop ‘Ihe Jitru : St. Joseph have charpe of the Sep:irate then occupied by Mr. Morgan, who is SclooJ great Proton Street, - DUNDALK A nliinl)er of societies still a resident of Dtindak and to vlioin ifourisli in the parch and the member- we are indebted for this information ship in each is very large, they are Tue Father Maloney performed the duties Confraternitv of the Holy Rosury ; Con- STEPHENS after Pr. Feeny left, & McDUFF - fraternity of Our Lad of Mount Carmel On a Sunday in igoi, Mr. Morgan, DUNDALK, ONT. C. M. B. A. ; Apostolate of Prayer together with a few other prominent Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic gentlemen iii the community, and Third Order of St. Francis, all of held a meeting iii the Town Hall for the FURNITURE AND which were formed iii 1839 Lv Fat her purpose of commencing a fund for time Heenan. erection of a church. Their efforts were : crowned with success from the fact that St. Martin’s, Drayton Sr 5oo.oo were snhcribed immediately. - The new church was completed i 1’he church of St. Martin’s was 1902, and during the following year the built in i8Si under the direction of Ven Presbyterv, a short distance further Arch. Laussier and was attended as a UNDERTAKING along on the opposite side of the street, luussion by the resident Priest at Macton was purchased. The Priests who have until 1$91, when it was formed into a separate parish with Rev. D. F. Kehoe Special Inducements to been Pastors are, in the order named, a fitSt pastor. It was his duty also to Parties Starting Fr. Cassin, Fr. Coty, Fr. Slavin, Fr - visit the mission of 12th of Peel fcc Housekeeping. Cleary, and the present incumbent, Rev. G. P. Murphy. qneutly to look after the spiritual wel tare of the faithful in that community. OUR FURNITURE LINE IS COMPLETE The families number 120, and the- Missions attended from here are Proton DLning Fr. Kehoe’s incumbency the and Melancthon. Pabytery was erected, repairs to the The Parish School at Proton has elnirch made, the lots for the cemetery D. Campbell pul:iils, being in charge of a lay teacher, nurchased, improvements to the church Miss Stortr. nafie and church and cemetery grotimids Jo-: ucit a ‘The societies are C. M. B. eautifed. The total cost of this work Cpticcd çoos, beagtie of the Sacred Heart; and Altar was 5,36o.o0. Society. Fr. Kehoe remained until 1903, 2rugs c’n8 3(!gh when lie was transferred to Kenilworth i and was succeeded by Rev. 1’. J. Hayden, cradejewe/ery St. Augcistine’s, Dundas present pastor. This is one of the oldest parishes j The parish school ha alt attendance DU NDALK Outario, dating back to the time when of about 33 pupils, with Miss Casey in Hamilton and Toronto were hardly charge. known, but Dundas, however, was There are 75 families in the parish I E. RICHARDS a thrifty business centre. : and two societies League of the Sacred lifE itir; Di rio ‘nat Early history shows that Duncias Heart and Altar Society. Dry Goods, Clothing, was a Mission in 1830, being attended Boots and Shoes, Groceries, from Diagara b Rex’. John Cullen ; two Millinery and Mantles, years later a frame church was erected If perchance your cake is likely to h burnt

Carpets and House Furnish— south of King Street and the first resident p; ter o’er it, and the trouble ings, Fur Mantles arid Fur Priest to become appointed i’as Rev. Fr. then will stop. Goods. Cassidy, who remained until succeeded Does your frosting run ? Then frt’ow this— Rev. - an often-teetcal rule---- -. liv- I. B. Fox in the early part of —‘ inc nt n(k tirvnn r - \ever never isret your layers unti: thee have t\nmlnl the I,, eiv V It call. 1839. He was the incumbent until his j gotten cool. -

FARMING

COMMUNITY

(Chic

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ii)

3 am,

Na

pu,,

satu-davo,

am. 10

to 1 pHi.

R. T. MUSSEN,

MANAGER

DUNNVILLE

BRANCH.

business of he i the

bank Thi.s also siiutl pays attentia,n to

00.. 10

lii

ARTHUR

30.. GRAND ‘‘

‘‘ VALLEY. 1(1

‘ \eai’.

H

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eai,aeealin,t

a-c’,- iaa.t

$11.. U’’

GLTLPII

Principal

ELMiRA

eel at I)RAY’PQN

of t’layauarh

Naav’aanh,er

each,

iii .5

tOO a,aah Baler

ii

cents

S

a,te bin-not of

alloweal.

Interest

ailaleil

the to

P,.,,ai

f-,lh.sraaag at

rites

branches

at

51

au!

Upauarahe receive! abs

aauh

tha

cnn

et

B.tNI

IO tilgUcus [V

are

i--aol

LIar

13

SAINGS

B.1NK DEPAIL

FiI Faci1itis. i-tNI—l)’ap’ait ing

Having in

vicinity tn;

Cci

Ito,

ilium,

etc.

haulS

,

LeNere

Credit

of

avail,u1,le

ii, ill that I.s

part., od’or it

of the the bust

waarl,!. Geitcral

Bank

vjttes

iii thin Cnite,t

atat

Great us,

Brit

on, Fiance,

Dual

of

C,aaiaa,aetvc,

Luaaala,ua,

tuaghaaad.

Triveller.,’

pavIale

ill It paai

to Cua,ada in

and

the principal

States.

Y,r’’

tiohahe

a

at Cviii at rate

thin

Canoliat

or

fiia,,I,

‘ala CaLinst

them

aiaa-ci

Drafts issued

all lartlaa-ila.al the

taaiikiiig

plaits

thin in

t’aaited

Yates

a)aaa,a,aLcal

Sale

N,,te I.akec

ELORA faav

raalla’atla,ia

BRANCH

Canada

a of

Chartered

fl,aaali

Yaak,,ai

eeeepta’i) uad

A

eaia’raI

Ivaaatuiaag la,ioiiiess

tr,ua,acta’ai.

Faune’

‘1’li,ae

oiai.’rs

are pa lear aide at iF ally ‘athce

TRADERS BANK

ALEX. LAIRD, Assistant General Manager.

B. E. WALKER, General Manager.

Capital

Paid

Up, $10,000,000; Rest, $4,000,000 THE

01 CommrC

TORONTO O .

l-i1.’SINES

with

ShaOUiO Che Ytao your do Canadian Bank

The Reason Why 867

lie reinaitted

some years

and Dunnville, was

Ontario,

Branch

;

Clifford Recording

Secretary, Lea- M. nion

Pastor. as

J.

;

President,

O’Keefe

T. Treasurer,

parish was formed A

W

with IIAUN, Rev.

Agent Fr. Cnn

officers President,

Jos.

hg-an

Vice

appointment

of a

resident

Priest,

the t

fls. 1•, Collection

Sale of

Notes,

etc.

The

C.

M.

B.

A.

has

following

the In

moved

into

the

town Special

to attention warrant given the to

Faz.me;,’

Busi.

n n tuber

Catholic of

received

fainilies

and interest

having

St. Michael’s added

Church, twice

a

Dunnville. year.

Savings

nia

and

in September, Bank—

Sums SI x8$6, of and a upwards sufficient

(‘I’

A General

being attended Idanking by the Bosiness pastor conducted. at Caledo.

in 1857 Dunnvihle

was a Mission,

C. C.

Dolt,.

St.

Michael’s,

Jslaai 1’ Dunnville,

II roe

tea-, N, .1 5, an. tIa’nalale. cyra Ont. A Blige,

I a .0.

‘V

ilaail, Vice-

i’o’si,ieaat tteiieral

iai,i

l:iie1ger.

lIon. Wan I, Pa iIcafln a_o.i,ieaat

ilOARD OF DIRECT a

(itt,

The 95 parish contains families.

away, attended is

from here.

Re

Total

Assets

The 27,000,000

mission

- at Neustadt, six

miles

Ca

Reserve

Fund F.

Wey. 2.250.000 —

Capital

Paid

mann, Up $2.250,000 the

and present Pastor, Rev. Jos.

Hal

Rev. R. Lehm

in,

ann, Rev.

C. her Broh about 68

BRANCHES

40.

Manbis,

Rev. S.

Brohmann,

Rev.

Fr

The

fain

ilics

in NOW Duttnville

it urn-

a HEAD

OFFICE, Bosv

erts, HAMLTDN, J. Rev.

J. Fr.

ONT. Foerster,

Rev

incumbent

Fr.

Donovan.

A. Sertiti,

Rev,

Jos.

Schmitz,

Rev.

succeeded F.

Bank

June,

in

of by

Hamilton 1904, the present

J.

sion

were

Rev.

T.

Laufhuber,

Rev.

followed

by

Pr. Clcry.

who in turn

was

The Priests who followed in succes

Holy

Rosary,

and Altar R.v, father Society. Deixot an,

‘aslor,

B. League

A. of the Sacred Heart;

The societies

existing are C. M.

Patrona, as assistants.

Dt.innviIl

LocI

5t.

ess, and Sisters

Berlinde, Beningna, and

charge Vea. Sister Joanna Superior as

with

tle

Sisters of Notre Dame in

The .‘C.2 parish has

its Separate

School, •‘

and

P. Huebscbreiber.

purchased for $i.oo

frow Peter Pmel

UNDERTAKER!

consisting

of five acres, was originally

The site for the church buildings,

erected the present stone building.

tion

until when 1872, Rev. Jos. Schmitz

this

proved serviceable for the congrega

seq

aently built in 1856 by

Pr. Blettuer

J.,

Madoga,

S. a log church being sub-

kiio,vn

to have

celebrated Mass was Fr.

offered up ; log houses iii the

first Priest

J.

\.

Sc[ol1ieId

formed

10 185%, when Holy Mass was

Tle parish of St. Ignatius was

St. ignatius, Deemerton

36

THE

(lA’I’IJOLiC IJOM NUAI. ______

THE CA’iHOLIC HOME ANNUAL ,-, I

vey ; Financial Sccretttrv, W. 3, BarrY ; aection No. 2, on the Brock Road near Cliatteellor, J. Barry ; District Deputy, the tlt Concession, \vas opened in I2. C. Fischer I. Cleary. L It is a matter of regret that for The Altar Society, though small, is many years there has been a gradual ComI)lcte iflic cit increasing gradually and has Pr. Dono- decrease in the rural Catholic population van as Spiritual Adviser. of Wentworth County. John McNulty, at the age of 92 years, is the oldest parishioner of Freelton Immacu’ate Conception, Elora a link betveen the past and present. FURNITURE Father Sherlock, one of the Jesuit Fathers of Gucipli, was itttruitteutal in Immaculate Conception, Formosa cr forming the parisl of the Itniiiaculate Ins church and preabyterv are sit- -; Conception in Flora and built the old church across the river from the present uated on a high hill overlooking the one, in I$7o, and Fr. Owens, now in village and one commands an excellent Undertaker and Ayton, was appointed first residential Priest lie was succeeded by Fr. Lee, Embalmer who remained until r SS4 then came Fr. Liflis until iS85 Father Lennon until July, 1587, when Rev. P. Coegrove, II I the preoent pastor, was installed. The Elora and Salem, I;lisoion of Fergus is attended every Sun- Ont. day b Fr. Cosgrove ; the families in

both commtini ties number II . There are Separate Schools in both towns, the one in Flora being in charge MERCHANTS BANK of Miss Golden, the one in Fergus being cE0 CNI• in charge of Miss Pendcrgast. HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL The societies are the C. M. B. A. and Altar Society.

Capita’ Paid - All church Up - - - $5,000,000 property is free of debt, ResFrve fund and Undividid Profits - - 3200,000 excepting the schools, which Fr. Cos grove hopes to have clear of incunibrance I in the near future. SAVIN%S DEPARTMENT li-i-,’.’ to 0’ 5 ,i,t I01S,I’ ,°re’’’ tvc:t Ofl’l 0 ‘•t• alit f tt i,,t, 1 tt iba i’,,l of M,v i,,’t Nr,vnint’’, till, :tj,,r I I’’’ •.itiIj %V1’J !1IVI’i,i Itl’UWt. Our Lady of Mount Carmel, FARMERS’ BUSINESS SOLICITED lii’ ne’I to ,it’l fi,ttttero ‘on tIilu ‘,w i0tnr-o Free It on. at l,o,ot r,to’. fr of cittli’, 5,l N’les caliciL rr.,tt,,i ‘1 it riot r,,,,n, ratio. The spiritual welfare of the Cath MONEY ORDERS AND DRAFTS olics living in this section was looked iot Rev. J. J. GchI, Pastor. it rot at IV U ‘i I: C1 1 after by the pastor of Dniidas until ii Uit’.l St,Ir,o. awl a at, 1 1 ,,l,lo, t,ioj,i0 the 1,1110 ,,t,,l Sts”1tri ;,,,,t Ana tint tix’t, it:.,’ L’,aat,t anil faithful became sufficiently numerous, view of the surrounding country from when steps were taken to build a church, this point. The Parish School is located The prime mover in this good work was I a large plot in the background, with ELORA BRANCH Patrick Fred, from whom the village gets its name and who wa always F. J. ROSt. L\N.\GER a generous benefactor, even donating the site on which the present church was built. ‘i’he first chilrcll, which was of THE ONLY DEPARTMENT STORE TN TOWN stone was erected under the direction of’ aoiie Ballk Of Canada ment to his zeal. This church was de stroyed by fire in December, iSSp. but MILDMAY BRANCH OARS WRL BROS. was soon replaced by Rev. I. S. 0 Lca-y PROPRIETORS b the present handsome edifice with the addition of a tower, spire and mi en larged sanctuary and vestries and has a Total Assets - $39,682,572.61 FURNITURE AND seating capacity of 250. Freelton was constituted an indepen. UNDE RT &KTNO cleiit mission in i 8, with Rev. W’m. Lillis as first resident pastor. He re mat ned utitil 1S32, when lie was succeed Open every legal day from 9 am. ed by Rev J. S. O’Leary froti that year till 4 pin. until 1894 ; from i$p to içoI Rev. G. Interest allowed on deposits at Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and P. Murphy ascumed charge and from the Shoes, 3 per cent. compounded twice a year. Miliinery. Ready-to- hatter year Rev. F. A. Doyle has been wear Clothing, Etc. pastor. Motiev loaned at lowest rates. - At one time there were two separate We want your hntness. schools ill Preelton mission the first, situated on the i rth Concession of East F. X. HAHN, FLORA, ONTARIO Flatnboro, was destroyed by fire in i8 Manager. and was never rebuilt. Separate School

GALT, ONTARIO - A. F. BRODIE, Manager.

Norteus WAIjuid

Er, ETIIF

Everyone who curtis unonee shonid a Savings have Account. Bank

larticularly a it desirable depository the for peoples savings.

etr’n5 The financial

position of this 1-tank, maintained steadily for years, renders fifty

‘PHONE SAVINGS 160 BANK DEPARTMENT

and Eloctric Wiring.

Loaned

Money to Parn;ers. Notes Sale discounted.

Fitting, Cas

Water hot

Heating

Commercial Travellers’ and Letters of Credit issued.

Municipal, School and Church invited: Accounts

Collections made at lowest rates.

Interest

alowecl on balances money and on depo-itod Investment. pending plumbing

Corporations, Accounts of Firms and Individuals receivea on attractive terms.

cc -r i.. N H

Reserve fund

and Profits, 4,000,000 - BENNETT -

Capital, $3,500,000

SCOTT&

3

HEAD

OFFICE,

TORONTO -

INCORPORATED 1855

THE BANK OF TORONTO

TIME G,T.R. INSPECTOR

Fit ted.

and Pre,,ton eicr. Artificial lies I. us

—

medical tug Gat, men of

\

by Endorsed lead the

F. O’Reilly, came the-n

M. Rev. McGuire,

Miss

T. li. McCowell,

Secretary.

Sfht Tested

Free

Father Ryan was

succeeded

by Rev.

Licuv

Seann

THE HEART OF

October in i$So.

P. Radugan.

not

satisdecl.

the ed

first

being celebrated Mass

it

it;

gan P.

&cretai, Money if refunded ceo Trcasu;Lr, Barrett

are

,

,

down torn

and

present the

church erect-

C. B M. A. Preside-ut, P.

Radi

PRICES

OFR ARE RIGHT munity steadily was that increasing, was

as

are follows

which inadequate became the for com

flourishing condition, and

officers the Paris, iSSo in and the frame old church,

County

the to

choose from.

societies, The which

all are a

in Gait was mission, being attended a Iron;

Largest Carries

the

Stock

of Watches

in

M. McCoweil. T. was organized Rev. by Jeremiah Ryan,

ance Ptevious of children, 70 to is when in i876, charge of Miss this parish

Wilkins’

Block,

GLT

-

The parish school, with attend cii

Patrick’s, St.

Gait

Optician families, attended is from here.

o Hespeler, Jeweller which and has Catholic

J.

J.

tor, Rev. Craven.

Fisher.

BROCK

N. WILKINS

Rev. P.

Slavin, P. the and present pas dent, Miss ; Martin

Secretary, Muss

J. J.

Rev. O’Connell, B.

Lennon Rev. F. Voutco LADIis’ SonAuTv: Presi-

tilew ei cc. Vt

; John Goetz Secretary-Treasurer, Mat

ST.

JosypH’s Socii•:vv Preside-ut,

JOHNSTON, L.

— W. --

—

GALT,ONT. Julius Noll.

; Beminger N. F. Financial Secretary,

; Andrew Schwartz Recording Secretary,

children and

late-t the in styles.

Officers C. M.

of

B.

A. President,

Include

a full of ]ine

Canadian both

American and goods for men, women are all in

prosperous a

condition.

OUR have ity OTHER each a large LJNES membership and

Sacred fIr-art, and Young Ladies Social

C. The

M. A., B. League

of the irreproachable less fit, in in style

reasonable and in price.

/ assistant.

For

represents

it

the type highest of

modern shoe

construction.

Fault

J. charge, in with Rev. P. Madigan,

IS OFTEN

CALLED,

Silver Jubilee the to Priesthood, now

is

I.

I.

Cclii, who

recently celebrated his

$4 25

by ago Rev. Archangelus Gustin; Rev.

Rr,,Asc. - parish

the was organized about

50 years

$3OO

efforts Elena, of father a former pastor

present church was erected through the

$3J5

was donated by Christian Rich and the

The site the for church buildings

families being attendance. in

through ticeiS Section, this Some

250

A REPRESENTATIVE

SHOE,

This of one is the largest con gre-ga

I

Primitiva being Superioress.

by the Sisters of Notre Dame, Mother

chitclen’s THE

educational AJVIEF?IDP welfare is directed HE TE?E

beautiful shade trees and lawn. The

Till CATHOLIC hOME ANNUAL THE CAThOLIC h1O)IE ANNUAL 39

by hands, whose roof was the azure of 011. SLI FI{\XId untIl; the ]imitless sky ; whose floor was nature’s grand mosaic of the emerald ESTABLISHED 1887 verdure, whose aisles and naves were onned of the overarcliiti boughs of the nighty forests, and whose altar candles were the watching stars of God. His SCOTT & Srst visit to Giseiph was in August, 1827, and during his stay religious ser ‘:ice were held by him, sometimes in [10CC the leafy groves adjoining the clearing, and sometimes in some lowly shanty, but deuerally, and for nearly four years \V:o1eai r, and Retail Dcalcrs in fteru-ards, the services were held in the house of Mr. John 1). Lynch. AnthracIte and The First Marriage One day as Father Campion had BitumInous Coal Rev. J. J. Craven, Pattor, mounted his horse and was about to ride away on his long journey he was called and Au:r\n SociETy $ Coke, Mrs. T. Barrett back to perform a rleasailt duty, the Irs. P. Wcrsthie, Miss B. CaPaghan, ceiebraion of the first marriage in the Pocobontas and Ntrs. M. Graul, Miss J. Kelleher, and new ettlement. Miss F. Hamel. 4- Christopher Keogh, an employee of SmIthIng Coal, the Canada Company, and a fair maid iamed Kitty Kelly, had been plighted Church Wood of Every of Our Lady Immaculate, lovers in Dnndas, and arrangements had C uelph, Ont. been made for their union at some future Desc ription time, when they could be married by a A Pioneer Missionary . priest, but neither. of taem tbougt ta Father Campion, a most devoted the auspicious time would arrive so man and friend of the famous Father DC hEAD OEFICE soon ; so that when the prie-t arrived Smit, who in Sc’jti Water Street. next to Post Offloe. his missionary labors tile young man was all anxiety to have amongst the Indians walked literally the knot tied at once, but the lady, with YARDS from the Atlantic to the Pacific, was maiden coyness, deintirred, and it was Ainsiie. Hobson and Ncri)i Water St’-ec:s. Guelpil’s pioneer missionary and was not until the priest was just about ieav assigned to the duty of visiting and car- ing that her friends prevailed upon her Gait, Ontario ing for the Catholic people of Giteiph. to give her consent, and the expectant His district extended as far west as bridegroom was just in tulle to stay the Chatham and Windsor, and it took him departure of the priest, to etlect the three to months make his rounds. In union of two loving hearts. W eH most of the places he visited, as at SPECTACLES Guelph, there was no chapel, and ser- The First Born Tim t rett time eye met diem r mimi rem. 01. ieli.mllt’ rir’mc’ anti vice was held in sonic humble dwelling, K. K. K. F,arly in February, 828, Mrs. whose narrow walls anti low rough roof Iync1i, wife of John P. Lynch, presented were for the time made sacred by the her liege lord with a son, the first male W. M. Kirkland prayers and sighs of the sorrowful and child born in Guelpli GALT devout ; as sacred as any Cathedral con secrated by episcopal forms and pompous Church Property rime rm,,rjlv J)rmmrjt ,mm,1 (Imrmml,mmtm; t)jrtiejm,,,. ceremonies; or else, when the weather During the year 1852 certain por Eyes Tested Free. Your Patronage Solicited. would permit. in those temples not made tions of land had been set ac:de by Mr. Gait for various religious denominations. The portion allotted to the Roman Cath olics was the bill at the head of Mac Di’. \X’. 5. NcItciw donnell St. Besides this site, other lands were allotted as giebes.

Father Campion Transferred After Father Campion had been re moved to another district, the Rev.

— t)NIi\RR) Father Cullen had charge of the congre gations in this part of the country, and Church of Our Lady Immaculate, by his earnestness and zeal induced the

(iU(lI)I

Onk

IIi() ,

Forms and Supplied.

lariiiers’

Notes Sale

CaIid Manager

:.J

Transacted.

JONES

H.

A. F. Banking General Btisiues

Exchange Bought atid Sold.

:..)

SI tipwards. and

II’,,,’ C,-,,,,l—u

Iflt,UCSt

allowed

deposits on

ot ;

I ii’ s.,t.uL,, p.i,..

ii,,.

Malt Syrup

of

: Bank Savings

Departtneiit—

to 0iic- hoc-c-’.- I’’ c-i,,.

I D,,iiv,

Accounts Current

Opened.

ci.

Malt Extract lP..vruv, Iu,.,t

: u.

)di.C’i’iidR, C,,,oipiu .I,’Iii—to,r, I. B. F. Ru., Tel

C’ WIlCOX, Porter II,’,,,,itoii 5, J. Sliitl’I’ IV.

‘OlD, \V,,,,ioi,,i,,ne

:

u. P. VCREN, Pr— lit Ti. .1. Vice-Po-i,i,,,t sFllt[TflN, DIRECTORS

Ale

3NCH-Opposite GUELPH Office; Post Wynfiham St. Upper

G’-R

Total

Assets 22,000,000

- - -

Rest

1,100,000 - - - - -

Mc-nu,ucturers ci

Fi,,e

Capital Fully Paid Up 2,906,715 ii -

Capital

Authorized 3,000,000 - SLEEt’’i7\N SONS &

7aders f7 ¶Banh

I :

3RI\VLI?Y C!\r II SI)iI

1 me 1 comprises paris

only now dimensions The the ci

tile of Schools, church as eparate are

.

and are trclii extensive was Guelyhi

mission oed very cmi ahu of

in

Dimensions

of Church

toni a Boarding

elcct and Day School

Originally 1064. January, the stro,ee In

Ladies or the of r,oretto, ence Sus who

in

charge paralytic prostrated a until by

Convent

The is the

under

superintend

d 1fiec1le1y b \ig ev.

Bishop

it - •

-

. J.

S. Rev.

IIolzer,

who

remained

John

em

u e t se\ bin mc al mules em

of it

city tile of

Petei-boru’, the and Dedication

sermon

j

Supcno;

‘ii bcin° mu m

first 1852 the my

J e th rst ai

oLets that attiact

Rc\ I Douling

it time that sop

j

V Cc flue Chuic1t 0 e Guclph c o1 I cstnt ime ithem u wit en to

brint ot Pontiuicol the w as Ma

ThoLt

1

cs

rer and

sul cuuntr

uu ouut1

i

; pleted

solemnly and

blessed Cele-

time

Fathers Jesuit The

hichi commands

a

view

the of eharnung

now it stands church the

corn- was as

I beautifully is situated

on eminence an

dwellings, vate

and

on Wednesday,

October

ioth,

;$8$, Loretto Convent, focu:ded in 18

of’,

Holy

was Mass 1852 in up pri- offered church W. Rev. . by DOheTt7,

Loretto

Convent,

Guelph

was destroyed.

this until tiiiie From

years work later was resuuicd the on

time sparks on failing church roof, the the that time parish priest Paris.

at Eight

J.

S. Douo\ an,

a J. large bonfire some of tile on and bill, Right Rev. T.

who Dowling, was a

J.,

S.

Loanc-, Jas.

S. 0

aii,l Rev.

1)ide

I became

enthusiastic so lighted they that being present the

Bishop Ilauniton, of

J.,

kenu, whose

asu5tants are

Rev.

nkl

,_. D 0 Lot

e nell Iiii tI deut

res 22tli time preacher i-

0cc the on 01

P

Ii

Cc P 5or

Gco Re t B miews

received was liberation of the of Crinnon Bishop

on

Sunday, Ariust

-

stood until 1846, when on night the the Present was solemnly Pastor dedicated His Lordslnp Lv

Giteiph,

externally at least. church This ; connected

with old the church part this

League and

the

of

tile Cross

about i5o.

known,

that paint been had used in septs

and

cLaimed were first

and built 4

of

Prayer

contains

ahoat

Iuieui!jers

1.000

This was the first time, far so as: Right

Rev.

Bishop

Walsh.

The tran-

wants

the

of

the

poor.

Apostleship The

for the

purpose.

mon on

occasion the

was

preached by

vhmmc11

many for

years

has

iiiiiiistered

to

a sent

quantity of white lead Guc-Iph to

Bishop

Vaniot,

Peterboru’ of 1-

the

‘

the

Society St. of

Vimic

de

Paul,

ut I

Mr.

Harris,

then who lived at Niagara, Crinnon,

Hamilton, of

and

Rev,

Right

over there ioo

is

a alo

conference

of

painting

not

being done until when 1835, Walsh, bondon of

Right Rev.

Bishop

Branch

Guel1hi in

a with

membership

of

some

time

internally nor externally, the ; Lvuch, of Toronto

Right Rev.

Bishop’

M. C. hhie

B.

A. has

a fiourislung

structure,

was not really finished for alo present : Most The Rev. Archbishop

Societies The

church, winch was a frame Dominion. following The prelates were

Cassdy.

Dr. Conroy, being about Apostolic So. Delegate to the

shortly

after

succeeded this

by Father Thursday, and one July 5th!, for girls, by the Right Rev, 1877, attendance average

the

builders’

use.

Father Cullen was church. ings The the on church corner stone grounds, was laid boys for one

placing

them

the on

ground ready for pastor, building began There the of two are separate the present school build

niaterials

and giving J., their own labor in tion Rev. and Hamel, P. S.

then

Separate

Schools

nienibers

of church the

providing the equate for fast increasing the congrega- feet.

the

uuilding was

ready

for use,

after the

fire the

was

found soon to

be mad- feet height from floor to ceiling,

6

once comiiienced

was it

not long

before

The stone church

was that erected septs, feet width 130 across

aisle, 76

erect saixctuarv a

for

themselves.

When

in all about

2,600 SOUlS, ; to the rear, i6 feet width 2 across tran

members of

church the

Gtielph in city to

and neighboring

district, containing follows Extreme length from wall front

10

THE CAThOLIC HOME ANNUAL Till. CATIJOJIC hOME ANNUAL Holy Family, New Hamburg C from mY part of IIat:bui and ittroutidtm country the elitiaji Tlrh jriii waa in iíf frcuc, i,.in attotid .1 fro t S.AitIia iy ;veh fur l

DIRECTORS Church of th Ho fc ih. I 13 051 ER. Presiloai ‘Che 7 0:-alEs ,de-PreFdert lirth:d conlithon an] it.. a nfiieei I0 Jnhch1a ]thch iPsilant: 1s..ate I. EAFOP Lartninttn :cta:v h-c Sc:can Doniithon :ui I fartnliti1:t itct1I Oilier Societ a5 a: e Ite C. M. 14. A i’.. 13. 03001. hI of Nete :Ia Lt:T: Piach-ant J . P.. Rn’.: I I. ROY. iIP.P Scc:cttirv, AlpLono FRitar ‘i’:ctlsurcr, Bank I C. 0501013, F. I Ilictniantt. The CM. II. A.. of fladeit Caneich .iiflaIet Prestlent, I ret. Saul Seere tary-Trcaurer, CapiTal Paid J. I,orntz. lip, $3,000,000 Rev. A. Maccittor, ‘vhoe re alIenee is tn Bathu, Ned aid IfJit dl?, ii 3,500,000 is tIta pwsent lah-or for the Savings Bank ColOn: in: ity. Total 4ocel’, - 40,000,000 Be part inc nt Sacred Heart of Jesus, I iitutct ti’l()\’.(t(’. c’i Tic: 1 Kenilworh ii ‘clot tis. On April ist. a portion of tli e :u H. C. SCHOLFIELD, parh-hcs of Arthur and Mo nt Foment lr:i’:c’.’ S1_ OTic. 7—tch ti wan form; I into tile :inmh-i: of Ken 1- illiCC” Ouc’lph BrancH (I ciSc .5 1mw Ia c-,. .aitl:. wInch: hoc nttda.nv Latween these two to’vtis, and his Lord.dl:ip, Bichcp Dodutis. appo:n ccl Rev. D. 1. Kehoc a Pastor. Dori’tg the snn::ier of this year, or mere defhiitcv, Oil ] title 21st, the comnar stone of th nrc-cut church was Ia 4 and cii December 6th the cIt u ueh Canadiall Bank of Conimrc Head Office, Toronto 0 Capital IPaid Upi $10,000,000 Rest - 4,000,000

GUELPH BRANCH. \ cc,’ iati ct,tna—

1’’: ic I itti iii Ice c-’- ,‘._ COil’ coitus cliccintafI.

I i scs.cc1 1’’vth1c’ 1,actc ccl 1 0 Otto-c tic. tics itci( ti dcc’ in tic’ I’iclc’i iS tics, lOcal lrittici Ii taco, itc’iral:t, sIC. 5AVGS BASK DEPAR.IMl’I 1 to cc t -. , VIII 03 ‘ccitt’ a a i’. I an’. cult c. - 1cc c ‘c tt cit a ‘h Lntcrcst citticti tics itcci3’c,i it c iii tic cot i iftic tol y cmi - in cocci it. attic1 cittc-ntl’’n ulvati ii c”’ca ‘0 ti ‘10lt. l’.ccc: ,cil, ‘s’ Etritit - — J. M. DUFF, Manager.

R D. F. Kchoe. Ficior

Mount forest, Ont.

R. S.

BREDIN,

Manager

Mount - Forest and Holstein -

30

to 50.00 ItO

15c..

All terms

and reason ratts abie

10.00 to 30.00

ide.

bank Canada in withOut charge.

represented.

d5.00 Money Loaned.

Ccc:’

to

5t0.Ofl These orders are payable 6c.

arty chartered at

Bc-st Stork 55.u0

and Mutual and under Ccminpanies 3e.

•rafts

and

Money

Orders

issned,

payable

in part any of world the at IuxvCst rates.

mev hote

cr any

portIon

of deposits n:ay

bc a-lthdran-n ir timo a nc and wi delta-. at tho

Lile 1nsuranc

30th, 8e1’lcmber 30th and

December 31st.

Interi

,,uncied

cent and

added

] to

priadd1:-al

bar

timc-s a year, March 3 st talc

J. J.

COOK

SAVINGS ANl1 DEPARTMENT.

MOUNT FOREST AND HOLSTEIN

RRANCHES,

Mount

forest, Ont.

Total

Assets

15,000.000

-

- -

Rest

- 600,000

-

- -

-

Capital

Up Paid

$1,500,000 -

Groceries, - Farm

Produce, etc.

C.

McGILL, GENERAL Neady-.Made MANAGER.

Clothing OnIario Bank

Staple and Fancy Dry Toronto Goods

ill

Hit.cn Olmoica

T. P. McGillicuddy

There are Separate two

Schools with Mount Forest, Ont.

was formed. parish

site, the but Mount died the in

same Ont. forest,

month the

IJ,,mme ,,tc

md

Fmmnmhhimmg Lmn,..

was it

negotiated who

the

purchase

of

1’:sl?l’ljs],e,l

C,t y,ar-.. u,t,tlletC

till waut

vr,ttr

was very a

picas and zealous man. He

I

mentioned the late

Martin Goetz, who

Percbant

I

formation Keuilworth of parish may be

Among those

who were active in the Iardwai’

now free and all clear of indebtedness.

and the site

and housekeeping. church starting buildings are

III

.

having every paid

cent

of this amount, Special

inducements

parties to

J.

P.

NOONAN

daly entitled to unbounded credit for

our retail store.

Sacred Complete Heart of Jesus Church. line Furniture of in

las. Guard, Lyons.

Robes

and I. Linings O’Donnell Marshall, W. Hayes

tory, l’lios.

Evans Treasurer, M. A. Casket Trimmings

Secretary, P. Dineen

Financial Secre

Caskets

; Thos. McQainn Assistant Recording

; James

Morrise

Recording

Secretary,

‘mm it

111K ,

M. ident, Sheri-y Vice-President, 2nd

President, idaniel McGee

1st

\Tcepres

LICENSED

EMBALMER

C. M. B. A. officers of the latter being

of the Sacred Heart, Altar Society and

The societies established LeaguL are

Families number I2.

teachers. lay

an

attendance

of ioo pupils, in charge of

Presbytery—Keni]worth.

Father Kehoc and his parishioners are

the few

short years since organization

Undertaking

croated

an SaS, outlay of 500.00, and in

the cost of church, presbytery,

etc.,

furniture

acres ground, of which, together with

ings

coniprists a beautiful plot of six

tion of horses. The site for the build

sheds that was built for the

accommoda

Wm.

Gibson

Tuwnshp

hail and later in one of the

being erected Mass was held in the

was

blessed. Whilst the buildings were

.4’?

‘fIlli CAT11OIIC hOME ANNUAL ______

TIlE CATIHOI.IC hOME ANNUAL

St. Mary’s of the Purification, with Fr. Corcoran, (now of Teeswater), After his demise, which occurred in as curate. From i886 1892 rOUflt Forcsc to Fr. 1897, Fr. Hauck became the incumbent OConneli was called to Gait, Paris and of tills parish; through his efforts ti]e Previous to 1853, when the parish Walkerton, and Fr. Casin, who vas debt on the churches was considerably was oranized. it was a mission being then curate, assumed the duties of the reduced, a new and very spacious pres visited periodically by tile Jesut Fathers parish until his return. bytery built, a cemetery opened, etc. of Gnelph. In this year the first church The societies in the parish are Altar, The present Rector of the parish is tile was erected, the corner stotie was laid Rosary and C. M. B. A. Rev. Dr. Waiter. The and blessed on the 3rd of July, and families number to. The ground for the buildings here February of tile following year it was were donated by Mr. Patrick Blainey: opened. On the ç’it of Augut, to2, The number of families in when the pastor, Rev. B. J. 0’ Comiel], Glen eig. St. Joseph’s, Markdale Durham and Markdale is 135. There are two separate scilools—St. Markdale, together with the missions Peter’s, in charge of Miss N. F. McAsey. of Gleneig, Priceville, Dnndalk anc and St. John’s with Miss Midigan in Nlclancthon were formerly attended b) charge. the Basilian Fathers of Owen Sound The C. M. B. A, has for its officers the pioneer missionary, Rev. Fr. Granot President, T. Moran Secretary, tier, was in this country as early as the J. Little. sixties. To him the credit is due foi building the two frame churches of St. MARKDAI,T ALTAR S0CILTv Pres Jerome in Priceville and of St John’s on ident, Mrs. Kelly ; Treanrer, Miss tile eighth concession of Gleneig. I-Ic c C art by also established two separate schools GrIG ALT Socit -rv Presi iUl his missionary work in this country lent, Mrs. J. McCauliffe t Treai:rer, are also associated the names of Fr. fiss Leo O’Neill. Brennan, Donahue, Cherriere. In tile year iSSo, Priceville. Glenelg, Dull- DURhAM ALTAR SociETy : Pres Jalk and Melancthon were separated -lent, Mrs. J. Lenihan ; Treasurer, Mrs. from Owen Sound and were made a I. Little. parish of their own. Fr. Cassin took up us, residence at Irish Lake, where he built a very commodious parochial resi dence and from where lie attended these various missions. In 1885 he was fol C. LIESEMER Rev. Dn B. J. OConftcfl, Pastor. Lowed by Fr. Feeny, who worked with great zeal in this parish for five years When you want anything iti was visiting iii Rome, the church was Fr. Malony, the next parish priest, came burned, but tile present church was im here in 1890, and during the seven years Hardware come to us. It is mediately erecttcl, the first NLass being of his administration a new church was our aim to keep in stock at celebrated ot’ October 9th, 1904. The built in this town and another on the first resident priest a1)poilltcd was Rev. fourth concession, the beauty and gran all times a complete and care Fr. Maheut, who was followed in 1870 deur of which are proofs of the noble fully selected line of Shelf and by Rev. R. R. Morris, I, L. B. ; Father work done by this learned and saintly O’Connell was installed in May, 1876. priest. Builders’ Hardware, Sherwin- ‘\Villiams Paints, Oils, Lu amelled Ware, Tinware, Cut F.T. Hiu. & Co. Merchants Bank lery. We also handle New Of Canada Williams and White Sewing Machines, Melotte Cream Sep Total Assets $39,682,572.61 arators, Ideal and Frost Wire When in Markdaie for your Fences, and the Leading Stoves requirements of all lilies of and Ranges on the market. general merchandise as follows MARKDALE BRANCH

Open every legal day from 10 MILDMAY, - ONT. Dress Goods am. until 3 p.m. C1othin Interest allowed on deposits Mantles The Leadhig Store at 3 per cent. compounded Millinery twice a year. 1fF\T,U lU: fI FOR Boots and Shoes Moumey loaned at lowest rates. Groceries and Dry Goods, Millinery, Mantles, H ardware Groceries, Crockery, Etc. We Want Your Business Call oii F. T. HILL & CO. HUNSTEIN A. MacPHERSON, JOHN Markdalc, - - Ontario - Manager. i\IILDMAY, - ONT.

Owen

Sound,

Ont. -

OWEN

SOUND

127

Poulett St., Owen

Sound

20

and

22

Iiei,-lt1i,c Poulett

‘t,,ii,,is,

Street italIc-i. ott

&O’,,l, Fittii-.tst>

THOMPSON

& CO.

ibis and Cap-..

Jacket,

etc.

We

ale’,

Plumbers,

have a Steam rib and Ii of Gas

ite

fitters.

Marriage Cmijrc-lhs,

Liccneo

Waterproof

Coat,

Issued.

C;tr!ig;in

Manufacturers

CuPs,

Shirts, of

Tin,

Sheet Sax,

Iron Cloves,

and Copper Underwear, Wore.

-Street

st’hon

you

need

lies

or Collars,

B-a

sure

to 5iv a

e U.s call at

127 Pc,ulott

See what Oils, we have, Etc.

i-leased

tcouY,i be

‘PHONE

Co

nave

118.

you

NIGHT investigate.

BELL.

Ship

lviii

Chandlery, you at

and

be as you Paints, oc,lcrcd

it.

We

ready-macic

wait

tills ditforeace,

that

ours

Shelf

prices and

as all Heavy

orders. ellem,

as Hardware, you

pot Clint

the sante

Wo

can

soil you

suits

and

Proniot

Oveicom at

and careful

.i

attention

to

inside ,ricos on

clothing.

Dil.L1;it,;

Wear IN c

direct

importers

and

can

give

cue to loots.

Undertaker best

ads, we

ever R

nad P BUTCHART

“ore

‘€ satisfied

&

BR01

Then

we’d like

you a for customer.

‘fire

Do

you

want thiugs Furniture just so?

Dealer

and

Are :u particular?

Merchant Tailor5 A. WILSON

Thompson it, P. t[rc’I

at

nt- & 1)..”). ttL’t’CtItltl Co.

Society

and League

of

the Sacred

Heart.

ilies, Elmira in

they

number

district

20.

and two

societies,

inedy. namely,

Altar

In

New

Germany

there

There are

is

205

one

fain-

separate

school

will

in

clean the

matting here.

and

butnlsoo

furniture

C. W.

-

Broltmann.

a

short

distance

arm

awat’,

water

and ll

Lcnhardt, attentled salt and

a and front

brush

the

present

pastor,

-

Rev.

The

mission

of St.

Theresa, S.

B.,

Elmira, Fr. O’Leary,

Fr.

Lehmann,

Pr.

Sacred

Heart,

and

C.

M.

B.

A. Fr.

Mahetit,

Fr.

Owens,

cake

Fr.

will Burke,

burn no

C.

moore. pular

Confraternity

: League

to follow

of

Fr.

the Laussier

Of

as

OUT

oven, pastors

‘math

were the

cake

church

pan,

louT

and are

St.

Boniface

; year Society

1864 Sea-

by Rev. Fr. Laussier.

Put

the

stove-rack

Those

On tile

door The

societies

connected

;

Connelly

with

the the

parish

Does

organized your

cake

in burn the at the bottom?

145 pupils,

this

in

pat

ish was

donated

b Mr

C

of

Notic

Dlme

and

11 yuu and have ha5

an do;

attendance orrs

The meat.

ground

of

for the

church

buildings

erected

in

89$

t 1cm cot is i

directed cied

o’i

o

by

cool the

Sisters iv ing

C

s÷

The

i1UfC

large rnmil O

to

- tough schoolhouse osepra,

to eat? . i1acton

which

j was

Rev.

A. Arc

Monta°’

your steal:

is and the your assistant.

fried uhiuken

often

placed

in

charge

in

December,

medy 1870. four

each

Sisters fault.

of

the Order of

NoIre

- lent

Dame.

success.

Rev.

S.

Foerter

was Von

will mat-eel taught

at by

how a

lay

qulekic

teacher,

this teili re the

other and

was

by

undertaken

by

him

with

excel-

There

w’th

rjoomri-

are salt

two

separate

schools,

larger

one

church

was

again

found

necessary

Ar your

irons

Secretary, tiler;

rough

and

smutty? Miss

L. Rub M.

then

Herritiger.

ing

increased

largely’

numbers,

iii

a

; 40

members

President,

Miss

A. Ifl ‘T\I’PI Bock-

1877

pat’.

and

the

parish

by

this

time

hay-

Soi:Ar,l’-cv

OF

Dptsseri

THE

Scatter

wet

tea VIRGIN

Rev. loaves

upon Cleinetit it just bof,re Newman

you

succeeded Brobmanu.

day?

Elena.

Mrs.

; A.

Goetz

Secretary,

rouT is earet’s

pallor Mrs.

Funeken, A.

gYm a

a Rev.

thing F.

of Breitkopf yesorT

and Dr.

MOTHERS

i6o

members

President, ‘stalled ;

he was follolved

by Ret’.

CoNeu.\T1-Rxriv

OF

CHRISTIAN

E.

Glowalllci

being

car pe tile first

t cy. ti priest ringer. °

Fathers

of

the Resurrection

came,

Rev.

dent, Tea leaves

S. I,.

stain Diemert

:

and Secretary,

suIt

makes

G.

tile

of Her-

the faithful

here

until

86o,

when

the

C.

M.

B.

daiipeiied

A. o

members ;

paper

aprinkied

Presi-

over

The

the

door. Jesuits

ministered

to

the wants

dent,

G.

Weller;

Secretary,J.

N. dust

Shefter.

for

use

ici

sweeping,

commenced

use

bits

of and compietcd.

Hor,v

Narif

;o

members ;

Presi-

It yOU

one cannot

and

procure accordingly dampenecisaw

a lows stone building :

was

Fathers

saw

fit to

erect

a new The

societies and

larger

and

officers

are

as fol-

rtcluirenients

until i848, mnmtv when the

is T56. Jesuit

The

log

church

fulfilled

The all

number

necessary

of To families

lasting in one-s

the above. corn--

Burkie.

present

pastor,

Rev. Fran:

R.

C.

Lehmann. vain

:1110

fleeting thtngs

below,

donated

mary,

by

Lucas

1903,

he

i

was Zettel succeeded

lt tends and

to Jacob

turn by our love the

the

presbytery,

appointed

the first resident

sites

which pastor.

for ?itayhap better tie

were In this feb- should

be

pastor

and

completed

itl the

throughout fall it Rev.

t.

S. and

built Haim

was

Fall

sU

aiy

to cieoa1.

church

of was

that

erected year

the

and

presbytery

the first

resident was

erected

And

early

hopes,

and

loves,

Christian an,i

Cu-earns, uiitil ;

Rich the

year

soon 895.

atterwards ; During

a the

log

summer

Pass

one

by

One

away,

GueI1)h,

tended

Father

as

Meriatte, a mission

an

front

the

borne Deernerton

The

friends

it;

youth

loved we

celebrated so

was ‘,‘.cli by blessed

a in Jesuit

iSSo. rather

Miicliiiay

from was

at-

Germany.

then

pastor As

In life goes

at the Deernerton swift 1834,

along. first : Mass

the was

church

C)ritiau was

Put ; erected J. dark

and Rich d,,-kyr by all grows Rev. from the mne, ?adn, H. Moubois

felix

All in Schumacher, glad with

oy I8’9, the and present soup, Jo

frame Thoman

.. churc1

to Ne’

In Ocrinaiiy youth

how levely w’ere

Matliias cl lim tb Fehren seem,

Mildmay

‘I’he

first Catholic

settrs

that

caine

Ftci Etc

Ncoxr.

Church

of

the

Sacred

Heart, St.

Boniface, New Germany

Life

4i

‘filE

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Owen sound Merchants Bank - ERSOi\S who are thinking of In the early days the piritua1 wants Of Canada buying Furniture should call c of the few Catl:olics that lived aong the a here, see our goods and get Garafraxa Rid were taken care of by our prices before purchasin. . Ra. Fr. \Tatoga. a Jesuit priest stationed r carry an upto-date 5t0k of I’urntture a Capital - - - S6,000,000 at Guelpli and in his lonely walks along . . Agent for - the Berliner - Gramophone Rest - Lii s u uset tied country le was occasion - 3,200,000. a atlv relieved by sonic good-natured farmer by the loan of a horse on which lie could continue his jon mey. Interest Allowed \Vlen the Basilian Fathers assnitied on Deposits C charge of Owen Sound inisolon in i Sd3 J at tire request of Bishop Farrell, Rev. LOANS to farmers and othor. . J olin Culihng, then a young member of the order, was appoitited SALE NOTES itie’vantcP or collected. Call i C as its first attheBkfararcnlare. Superior, and he was given an assistant J. H. JOHNSTON in the person of Pr. Grenottier, who had just come out from France for mis CORNER POULETTE ABO UNION U n are v;: rk, F. L. Madllachen C. li. V7reashah9 OWEN SOUND, ONTARIO Ci saner In the year following the latter a U Meaford Branch friest was appointed Superior, while Fr. 0.ret, Scand Branch Cusiimg returucti to St. Michael’s Ccl luge, Toronto, as mathematical teacher. Will open From that time tintil ipoi years, Fr. a Sa.vings , 37 BU IL])E Gi enottier successfully performed tl;e R S$1 Bank Account in the duties in the iiris0ion , but during a tern pocary leave of absence of years, which am Siceian lie obtained in ;SSp, tire welfare of the TRADERS faithful w-a attended liv Fathers Bren Lumber, Lath, Shin1es. BANK OF CANADA nan and ODonohuc. Among those who assisted Fr. Grenottier after the parish Sash, Doors, flooring, OWEN SOUND was founded can be mentioned Rev. lao. Siding, Hemlock Joist, Next to the Famy, of France Rev. ; P. ii. Cherrier Sheetinu And draw itercst Rev. F. Walsh, a’ Etc Etc at the hihet current all of whom performed ‘ rate. No notice required of w:thfhawal, zealous work. In 1901 Fr. Grenottier, At wholesale prices for cash. We have though retired from the Superiorsitip a very - large stock, and practically superannuated, is still and if you bee from t.s you are sure of getting the very living in the mission house at Owen best vatac going. DEPOSIT RECEIPTS ISSUED. Sound. Rev. P. Ryan then succeeded Ask for Prices to the Sutieriorship, remaining but a year, when he was followed by Rev. M. SECURiTY UNDOUBTED V. Kelly, who assumed the duties until

13o4, when lie was - . recalled to Toronto JOHN HARRISON & SONS GO1 - 522,000000.00 and apponited pastor of St. Basil L , ii TED Church. Head Office, Saw and Planing J. B. Collins, formerly at As Mills—-Vvest St., Owen Sound sumption College in Sandwich, received WE WANI’YOUR BUSINESS the appointment itt ipcq and is the pres GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED Dana an an a a a a a a nun a a anna ent incutni’eti f, having as assistants AT a cc; a a a a Fathers C renottier, Buckley and Sliaughr.. uessy. Sparkling Draft Ale in connection with the cli urch build BANK OF HAMILTON! ings here is a fine sepal ate school in Corner Poulette and Division Streets D Bottled Ale charge of the Sisters of St. Joseph. We may note in conclusion that of 3WEN 3UNE Bottled Stout all tile Bailiaii Fathers who have been iii the mission, only two, Fathers Cusli Malt Extract ing and Brennan One ot the oldest financial institutions have been called to in their reward. Ontario Capital Paid Up - $2,250,000 13 Reserve - Fund - 2,250,000 JjI ‘

Total Assets - 27,000,000.9 . Give tinware a good coating of lard Head Office, Hamilton. and thoroughly heat iii oven and it rvihi Ont. ne’,-er rust, even if contitiuallv used iii 0.-er seventy branch otT,ce in Otarto, CTar:toba, i Northwest and British Ccl ti.i,t. iv ater. a 0 13 Secia.a ttc,,t on eivcn to coax ct 0 Die to thy self every day, and then litorest paid ii Sav,ngs Bank Dcpoats - iic. [ATON b1105. I3Pt\\NG thou hast sold all . Then all that thou Orafter.,; ca,,aea, tates.Eutn,e. and an parts hast will be used by thee for the love of Co., OF O\VCfl SQuC(!. Iinik God and l]iy iteighibor J. S. GORDON, Agent i acnaacQaaaanDaaaanannaanunnn

Co.

Oakville, OWEN

Ont. SOUND

thancel

sanctuary and and 24 20, by

red

fzet

high,

nave the go , is the liv

Jno. Owen

R.

Byers, Sound Phm. B.

Wire Fence

church is feet spire the 15 sjuare, i 10

and of all cut stone. tower The the of

ened examples

of decorative the style

Excellent

after nliavjit5.

tracings

which modified are

chast are

ay- TRY IT—One use,l,

iie,l, do

PRICES.

most part, gifts. The

muhhions

and

Cosmetic WRITE FOR Balm CATALOGUE

AND

windows, of all stained the glass, for are

transepts are seated with oak the wood,

BYERS’ i,aces in the basement. nave The and

The church by is heated hot fur air

sanctuary. and

sunburned hands is face or

to this beautifully proportioned church

The Remedy best chapped, sore, for

arches which give distance effect the of

sive pillars stone cut surmounted of by

from the body of nave the by mas five F. OLiVER, G. Manager.

On are each transepts, separated side

woodwork pretending seasons

be

to it. when require they stone.

Best

on Market. the are no ornaments, thrashy painted s alwa a accommodated be

no with

loan

in

Farmers, minutest customers detail, of there everything Bank, this is will real, HINGE STAY FENCE

thereon. spirit of Gothic true is out art carried in

The collected and interior Notes Sale money very advanced the is striking,

sured

you.

DILLON

and Safety, are courtesy as promptness J. Rev. Crinion, f. Pastor.

pounded twice a year.

highest rate interest of allowed. lnterst coin

of and Deposits upwards

51,OCi

and receive]

Owen Sound,

Ontario Canada, bought and sold, -

(drilLed Eng[and, Drafts on and Stjtes

Proprietor

WM. SCHWAN

O1d,,t flic Larrt lie. Chartered nIl in 13ai,k Oaks

OAKVILLE, ONT.

Try It.

Surplus funds 3,473,197.00

$6,000.000.O0 Capital -

LAGER

CANADA OF

Schwan’ s

Merchants flank

Frank.

Eugene, namely,

John,

Terence and

Sound 1 Q’ren

who been have pastors at different times,

of the O’Reilly

name there that

were four

The

Pride of

history the of St. Andrew’s is the fact

peculiar a coincidence

in

connection

with stone from the cut best Ohio.

frank O’Reilly, present the

pastor,

and

caps coping the for and

buttresses

ate ot

Father Burke

succeeded was

by Rev,

beauty

add and freh

depth

of

color

chui-ch a

large

degree.

in

Owen Sound, Ont. which

stone field rich

to time

is likely

to

with having reduced

the

debt on the

building the

gold is constructed

of

St.

Basil’s,

Toronto. He is

credited

beautiful

tounted

spire

by eroas

a

])O( —Ei 1 cc

John

Kelly, Rev. and

Burke, Fr.

now

of

ed,Gotliic, r is

thu lofty

with

very a

-

ence O’Reilly, H Rev.

F,.’.L

Slavin, Fr. OFI”IOE—

R

e The

church

specimen

of

decorat

as pastors, viz.: Morris,

Dr.

Rev.

Ter-

used

for

in arvice

t1 May,

r857. -

The priests named below followed

\Vashiti

Sts. lain

and was first

Rev. Fi.

Ryan, co::pleting it.

ed

on

town. the

corner of

the presbytery in and Cartac

his part, successor, Transf

its.

y architect

of

this

part

of the

remained a year a and half

and

erected

astical

h

and

is in

truth th

gerald, who the first

resident was priest,

edifice

tb

rpasses all

ecciesi the

macic from time to time.

Rev. Fr. Fitz-

c church

and can

boast

of an

provements and additions

have

been

SEWER PIP

C. C’

The

.hurch

was the pioneer

one, being built about and im

1840,

The aris present church ICE, the i SALT, original

Dean

O’Reilly,

of later

Dundas.

acred H

the

Redeemer,

COAL, Eugene WO O’Reilly, Toronto

of Gore,

and

from Toronto, amongst whom were Rev.

vi,ll,,.jie .,lO ne ill vile ihies was c. is guarded by Missionary fathers

; few

Catholic Missions are I families number were who Oak- in of fam

Itc,l

DaxrisSmithM was Burlingtc formed, the on spiritual Co. and welfare of Trafalgar the

Miss Previous Mary to Mc’ 184o when parish this

f

3S about of

id is charge of

iii

St.

Andrew’s, Oakville

a

PHONE The pari4 uris an attendance

16

THE CATHOLIC HOME

ANNUAL

______

THE CATHOLIC hoME ANNUAL

pariIi priec of Gait at that tiiie atiti • clii.irch of N\v 1Ianhrg ws St. Joseph Agatha ; in tlic following ear tIns co1 Father \Vni. Gehi, his asstafit. Sub- the present new church is dedicated to lege was opened at Ee;liri. sequently Father Craven was appninted the Ho’y Trhiity. Since this time Rev. li. Funeken parish nriest of Gait and during his \‘aS asted by priests of the Coirtga pastorate lad as his asistaiits • . . . at • . . •• r : Priests tiOn Of the Resurrection from Ecrhn various tiins Rev. Attending This Mission . . \\ in. Ce11, Rev. , in iSSo Rev. J. Gehi was a’sistaiit A. Lenhard, and J. J. Rev. I. Englert. In the years 1834—1337 Rev. John since January 6th, iSS, Rev. flie rnisson dtiri;ig ai J. Schweit these years, epe- Louis ‘\Vriath T837—I8. Rev. Peter zer ; he took charge of the mion while July, cially they had (1i,i Snndav. every Schiieier i8—iS Rtv. ; Simon San- i8S ; from iSSS—i893 Rev. F. Breit was steadily increasing. On the 25th of den froni February ; to June, 1847, again kopf had charge ; from I83, the present March, 1905. tle Right Rev. 1’. 3 Dow- by Rev. P. Sclineder in June, ;S, pastor, ; Rev. Hubert Aeynans, ha had Hug, Bish()p of 1-larnilton, establi-1ed by Rev. Barth. \nth. Schmid July 3rd, charge. the mission of Preston as a parish and by Rev. Luke Caveny, S. as Superior appointed I. , Rev. I. A Lenl]ard a pastor. • atid Rev. Heruarci Fritsch ashis as’istaiit, He assumed charge on the Feast of the this date until Juiie. 1556, the Sketch of Orphan Asylum, Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin. Jestiji Fathers had the acliuinistratioij of The parish coinprise 120 fainihes. St. Agatha the iiiission. The Jesuit who Fathers . AI]other site more centrally located . . were here at different ThisAsylum owes its origin to times besides . the ha’- been the procured for a ne ci nicli efiort tlic o u mentioned ire fr Saler o decccJ Ri Enene hich ill hL built as ‘oon s ciicuin r I UntI F i tincken C R w ho in i6a erctcd i sLi ce ill pt runt J I ruiuii F Ratter i r Fbnei s hLC 1dii g to si Liter the oi n aii 0± t ie The sc pi ate lo igct and I it e1 ool is coi iincticc e c ç al pa 11ie he t1 c l I ci • rL ot 1\ suer, 01 . t. in 1887 anti at present two lay teachers Llernents, lut IaiL he could aot succeed n getting nim emuloved •c loin Juiie, i , unti are and there is an averac bers of a Qernian religious i s, . COillIlluIlity attendance of ioo children. Jugeie i cacc a,‘ to ta1e charge of them until iS7i , when The Altar Society has took chargeAugust ith, 1857; 9 members , . he became acquainted )it1 with Venerahie the Young Ladies Sotlality ig it ev. has the c Mother CaroliI]e, the first Commissary I.ea°ue of the Sacred a., W IO - . Heart coiiipries ? General . noin of tile Sisters de otre Dame 240 ted hun to tins ni:ton Fr, in meniber. ‘1 here is also a fiouristi- F u:icken , — iuei xils 1)0111 In ica. lug branch of the C. M. B. A. iii Pres- \ aukum. Prussia, ov. In October the Ven. Mother 2C th i 831, p1 ofessed arrived toil with 45 members. Congregation of1 here with two Sisters, to continue the Rei iectinn of our To 4 1$3 ap the ci1ar1tal)e wo Iiie found Bout pointed Missionary Apostolic June 8th, is 1852 children in charge of five young women, ;• I rovincial, C. R., i $6 Member who after some time joined tl:e COill Of Ep:sc. Cottncii, 1879 Vicar General St ‘\oathaD St Aoatha • h of Hanniton Diocese, 1879 General mnnity. ; The two Sisters were, Sister This mIssion formeth compi Cottiise1lo C R i $a died July 18th Mary Joachutn and Sister M-ir Hun’ uiidi St. Agatha, Petersburg, Manheini, New iSss and is mi ied in the cemetery of , The former was iade Mother Dundee, Haysviile, Victoriaburg, L.1s place aetore the entrance to tiye Superior which office she held till her in Hamburg, Baden, Philipsburg, New chapel. death Prussia Jo’pli-bn’-g 1901 1 tile latter is still laboring zealously 1 e the cii ire i’tat 5 0 1 im it ar OU t I P” a asistant to the p coont Muchrr Super Township of \Vtlmot likewise eileoley ‘ were Rev. 13. Glo\valski, Rev. F. Breit- Village, ioi’, Sister Mary Samson a. Durino the Bainberg, and the Gernatis of leopf, who also had charge of the mission 3% years the average attendance Weilesley Township, the Germans of: during Fr. Funckeit’s frejneit absences. was between So and 70. They receive their Waterloo and Woolwich Totvushiips, Iii the year 1865, V. Rev, L. Fun- schooling with the children of tile parish, especially the Towns of Waterloo, 13cr- cken founded St. Jerome’s College at St. which number liii, Preston. also increased so that in ‘fliese may be stated as the records from these towtislups were entered into the books of this place.

Present Mission Tile present mission comprises St. Agatha, Petersburg, Victoriaburg, New Dundee, Philipsbtirg, New Prussia, Jo ti,e roan ,,facture of S ct,ooi sephsburg, IN we arc rn,ry lap, and the remainder of the ,head of or,,’ competitors. Township of Wilinot lying within these places uraki:itv, of coastrue ; also Wellesley Village and Barn- tioim and sJper:(,T poirts of merit. cur berg of the Township of Wellesiev Erbsville, Rumelharcls of the Towuslup EXCEL ANYTHXNG IN THE of Waterloo. SCHOOL FURNXTURE LINE Besicles this mission proper, New Oum Ne-v Pate::t ‘‘Bali iluarinp Hamburg Sri, ooi l)’,i< lead oil others They with its annexes forms a filial arc ai:soiutelv the ONLY ,Snttooi church of St. Agatha mission. New iderks e,’cr node Sri’, mp a Permn ently Noiseless Bail Bearing Seat Hanihurg comprises’. New Hamburg, Hinge. Baden, Havsviile, and the rest of the Ti,is des-lee is not an experi Township of Wilmot south and west of men:, hut 1105 bee,, thoroughly tested, and its pract:cabmlrtv these places north and east it extends pr0vtci- Write For Catalogue C’,:i’ Cr-,nljiuat,on ‘Bad iinaring ‘‘ .1 .i’sta’de as far as Erbsbood and Phiiipslinrg Desk is time Se’,ord ex greatest success everachievoS in Desl ‘Pu tour caosi,uce,o,,, clusively. The German ins passed when st’,l:,tsrc:,r adJ ,,‘,t non— Catholics of, sels-e to fit the d.rks, I-baitS a,,d c,’’ntnrd dr’,nan:t t,at the Zora, South Eastliope, Shakespeare Vii dtsssi:,ui’i a,td,st the:useivcs to lit tire 1’I,at lage atid partly of North Easthope, with i, why our A,]Uotabie Desk shnul] be 0, c,e,v wro,’ rn;-,, 0. the consetit of the pastor of Stratford, Canadian Office & Sdhool Furniture have always attended service C0,, Ltd. at New’ PRESTON, ONTARiO, CANADA Hamburg and complied with their Easter duty there. The patron saint of the old

example

of

true

Christian

Charity

JMNN &

EWING

convey

a

blessing

to the

house.

conciled

to each

other

and to

give

an

fires,

f1oods,

the and like,

as candles the

opportumtv

for

rietglibors

to

become

re

sickness, on

occasions of

violent storms,

Such

occasions

fret1uently

offer best the

great

distress, Departmental as

in sudden

Store dangerous

peronl

feeling

or

past

grievances.

It is

well

to

light them

also

times in

of or sicknes

and

death

independently

of

Tceswater

administered, S

as well

as at

funeral. a

williii to

assit one

another on occasions

ommnnion

or the

last

sacraments

are

Catholic

neighbors

must

always

be

They are needed

particularly when Holy inquiries

of

priest. the

them at

once

when

they

are needed.

know

who not

what

to

answer

to

the

Teeswater,

sticks for them, Ont. so

as

be to able

light to

likewise,

through

the

calls

of children

your

church.

Have

a pair

candle of out

unnecessarily,

as

often

happens

when articles

of

devotion

are

blessed in

tion.

Neither

must

the

priest

be

called

We

want

your

Candlemas

trade. Day,

at or the

regular time the

priest

cannot obtain

exact

informa

goods.

Have

the

candle-s

blessed

on Dress being

Goods made our

by

specialty children,

from

whom

or

from

a dealer

in

Catholic

church sarily,

as

often

happens through

calls

candles, therefore,

either at

tile church

GENERAL carried

through

MERCHANTS

the

streets

unneces

by

the church.

It is

well to procure

tile The

Blessed

Sacrament

must

not be

answer

the purpose of candles

prescribed

the

Howson arrangements

& made

by Co.

children.

sparmaceti

or tallow

candles will

not and

of

too great

a

dignity

to

have

wax.

Other

kinds,

such

as parafine,

ments

of

the dying

are

all

too

important

These

candles

should

be of

bee’s pure

ask a

neighbor

to

do so.

The sacra

provided

withone

or more blessed caudtes.

Teeswater,

grown Ont.

person

the iii

house

able

to go,

Every

Catholic

household

should he

Send

a

grown

person.

If there is no FUNERAL

DIRECTOR’

Never send a child to call Blessed the priest. Candles

Sick Calls

attended.

sions of Holyrood and Riversdale are

Families number

and mis the 123,

Sodal

ty. i Sacred the Heart.

League

of the

Sacred

Heart, and B. iT. A., Rosary Altar Society

League

and of

ciety

:

President,

Mrs. P.

The societies Greyisbili. established

C. the are

J.

Foresters

Reidel, C. R. first pastor Altar So

amongst still us.’’ J

Louis

Loheringes.

Catholic Catholics Order can say of that

We have our

President, J.

King

other Vice-President, parishes in , the diocese, Ieeswater

The

societies

are the C. M. present. B. A. With

the exception

of few —

a

Notre

Dante and one lay teacher.

Teeswater,

Ont. under

the

direction

of three Sisters Rev. J. Corcoran, of Pastor.

There-

are two schools in the parish

tor,

father Hahn.

ware,

Etc.

Rev.

G.

Broliman, and

the present

pas

Paints,

walski, Varnishes, J.

Rev. Glass, F. Breitkopf, Silver Rev. GehI,

Rev. L.

Elena, then

came Rev. B.

Tinware. Gb

Lamps,

Cutlery,

Oils,

until ;866.

when was he

succeeded

liv

Dealer

in

Hard ware,

Stoves,

Father Messner remained in charge

King’s

Bush), periodically.

fl

Ferguson

the

coinmututy (which was then called

this,

however, the Jesuit Fathers visited

Rev. C.

; 0. r’ssner, C. previous to

parish was organized in that year by

the

site the Catholic for Church,

and the

feeswat

Ont.

er,

in the S%r i Govcrtiuient donated

St.

Clernents want Clothes.

Church

of

St.

Clements,

Be sure to see him when you

Ready Made and Made-to-Order.

MERCHANT TAILOR

County the Town of

Berlin.

tingnished and

clergy prominent men of

W.

Fowler

warmest

friends several of the most dis

Count

Council and ranks among its

It

enjoys the patronage of the’

a

into

small

country

village.

[lock from

date of organization until the

provements

Teeswater,

J.

that Ont.

at all

can be introduced Corcoran, Rev.

who

has been with

his

is

furnished

with

all

the

modern im

buildings the commenced

in by IS77

patrons

and benefactors

usually

call

it,

chased for

and $300.00 the

erection

of

C.

for

P.

R.

Telegraph.

This

Orphan’s

Home,

its

as

benign

point

town.

in The

ground

was pur

Books

and

Stationery

Agent

a

.. cost

of

about

rr,ooo Co.

ground

that appears

to

be

highest the

attention.

full

tine

of

.. School

building

for

the

children

was erected

at

church l.)uildings these

are located

on

Family

Prescriptions

given

careful

same

roof

till 1902,

wIne-n a separate church sites in this

part the of

country,

Sisters

the

and

children

lived under the DRUGGIST

Following AND the

lead STATIONER

of other time

the

ripper story

for

the orphans.

But

:

Te eswate r eti

:te R. E. Campbell

Church of the Sacred Heart,

50

TilE CATHOLIC hOME ANNUAL TflE CATIIOLIC HOME ANNUAL 51 Dana anna a nnnnaanaaaaaacaaaa a a Church of Louis IX., King The 0 and congregation is cs)mposed of Confessor, about ioo ‘4V. Waterloo families, two-tltird.s of which I1ABKIRI( in are Germans. the year 1890, about 50 families a - a i united to organize The societies and officers are a a a parish, and a hand- as fol R E ‘some brick lows: T A I K.. church, 72 by 40 feet, with U fURNZTUR.E C I tower, was a a erected ; church is well fur- ST. CEcILIA’s SOC1ET’t comprising D E A K.. E ‘nished, has two the a bells, a fine pipe organ, choir; President, 0. Lauber Secre a etc., the grounds conta:n tary, ; about one and Miss Louise Tracy ; Treasurer, U N D E R T a half acres and on it Reinhart. I. a A K E R stand church, a scilool and convent. In the near aDananDcaaaaaauuaaaaaaaaaa the future C. M. B. A. : $5 members Presi church will have to be enlarged, dent, A. Fischer: ; a likely Secretary, Depler. a by adding a transept and I. tuary. sanc L.Ernzs’ ALTAR SoCIETY: Rev. Theobald Spetz was 50 mem the bers President, Mrs. Louis Kuntz Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. J. Fischer. YouNg LADIES’ Sooti.ivv: 5o members ; President, Miss B. Liddell Secretary, -( / Miss L. Klahs ; Treasurer, 1 Miss N. Ball. ‘‘‘‘ a a - C aaaaan an an naaaDD a a acan000 a Furniture Repairing a a Neatly and a a Proiiiptly a a I)one Picture framing a Specialty a at a --0 a C. TEESWATER, - ONT. a a ‘Rev. Theobald a a Spetz, C.R., DI)., Prof. and accocuDaUDaD canaan cncaaa000anc Pastor St. Louis Church.

— first pastor appointed and to the continues present in charge, with Rev. los. . chweitzer as Assistant. H J1 . 8 H B B li’ather ‘I brougit Spetz’s nntiring efforts the pro perty is free of all encumbrances. The parish school has an attendance of 130 Wcddiiig Rings our SpccIalt pupils, and is under the direction of the Sisters of Notre Dame, with Watchmaker and cwcltcr Mother Claverine as Superioress. A new school house, to contain four rooms and basement, is under course of con struction. csatcr, ; OntavIo

Misses Bastendorff : : and Burgess _—‘ the Canadian JV1LLI NERV % Banh of Commerce Every variety of Ladies’ and’ 1S7 1 Children’s Hats. Always pleased CAPITAL PAID UP - - to show them. $10,000,000 :

Beefln Branch Waterloo Teeswater, • E. P. GOWER, Manager Branch Ontario F. C. G. MINTY, Manager

A GENERAL :1) BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED Muicitoal and other debentures bought and sold. Drafts on all farmers’ Notes Discounted, Special points issued. CANADA • attention given to the collection of farm- ers’ Sales Notes. Special attention is directed oftered by our to the following advantages 0 Canada, dear Canada, • - SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT DeposIts of One Dollar .1:1 By God to frecdoiti given, • “:v a: rer.::vcl and :,t e’.t aia,wed • Interest to a ted to the depr .1 Twtco at Current rates. • The cart: year, at the end or May and Depositor is rubjoct to iso delay whatever n ovemher. • We’ll seek pOrtlln the :tr’yo the w:thd:avnd o the whole no distant golden strand, 0:1. No charge ‘s r:l’ v.’:t:dr1w,::: or any on or deprn:t:trvg money. Money Orders ayablt at par at ally bank No other home Staten a,,t i caOada(Yut000 cxcnptd). to will we demand L’’:i’. , Ergiand. at the tcdowi the united t. • exceedng 6e. Over rates, 5 ant under 3c. Over and $,‘,, 5, and not exce’ dine fc”, :c nt’t Tifl home lvf’ find in beavell, Over and mt ex’:eedind to ‘sc.

*

WPILKIIIFFcN, E.

WITTER,

cNT. - WALKERTON,

ONT. S

*

GraUiate pticalari

Je,iiijelr

C.lls arid

Given

Prompt

Attention

and Furniture

Repairing

S

our

Specialty LICENSED is I’icttre

EMBALMER Framing C.

A. FOX

S

UNDERTAKER

AND

q

WALKERTON,

rONTARIO - -

* DR. HIGINBOTHAM

*

* HEADACHE

Goods. *

Prices POWDERS

.. Right.

ttire

and Upholstered

S

Complete MAGIC line of

Furuf

*

WALKERTON

FURNITURE! ONTARIO -

*

and General Tinsmithing

Plumbing and Hea.ting

NONE BETTER

(c)

Funerals

are not allowed J.

on J.

Schumacher,

Walkerton

- at the time appointed.

Happy

Tho tight Ranges

(b)

Funerals to.

All

tn must

be

at

the church

F-nt

r.d. C

respenlitce

a lv

O]L)i

christian n

tti,Iod pUn

burial.

,ence

Pri

,te a,nL

Cu,,:asv

F,uufs

I

lnj,

SELLS the at

Io,v—

in’,,

(a) I ,t

to,Ii,,-ert

1’lie

tates. party

0. .,5 o

must

H. yesrs

have

espet.

a

A.

Right

castilu

to HAVILL

si

uf,ut,iiii,u

r!ek-,

al-n ul,,r,hoe

as,! remembered.

To and 1

vil]gc

),5e

‘‘1in

tie. ii,d di Ion!,

of nor

to be

buried,

Stock these

Fire things

Insurance

should Companies, be

Represents

When

2

the .

Ontario a member

Non-Tariff

of the parish

is

announcing WALKERTON,

the time

of - surance the ONTARIO funeral. Co.,

\Xalkerton,

Ont.

the

pastor

for the

funeral Oil 01 OGRAPII

Mass lit

before Farmers’

Central

Mutual J

Fire

in

i. Make TRUSSLER proper

arrangements

with

T

church

MANAGER

Funerals

should I

take

place J.SCHUMACHER from the

PRICES RIGHT

Burials

work artistically done.

up-to-date.

Life size Portrait

the

Hospital,

All our er’cted photographic

two

yrs work

ago. strictly is

which

was

built

seven

years ago, and Group

Photographs

Ram

5I),

t1’ through the Shorna

energy

We Make

a

Speeitttty

of

Two

noble

edifices

have been erocted

Chesley

and Southampton.

140, and

missions

attended

aIkerton,

are Ontario

- Brant,

Families

in

the

community

J. number it can be

sold

for. F.

Fraser

Superioress.

.

you

as

little

for it as

Notre

Dame,

Mother

Paschaline

being And we

will

charge

and

is ably

directed

by the

Sisters

of

GO

TO

The

parish

school

has

iSo

ing pupils can find.

large

memberships.

Photographs .

best

that

clot,e hunt-

all in

a

flourishing

condition

and We

have

will

give you the

Sodality,

Altar and

Rosary Societies are

C. The

Xl.

A., B.

Young

Ladies’

while

we are

AND doing

BEST

it. IN ing as

Curate.

And

save FOR you

Inomiry THE

NEWEST

vas

J. appointed,

Rev.

F. Crofton

assist

the

present

J. ipcumbent,

Rev. T. Kelly,

1.

Rev. B.

0’

Cdnnell

until I8t2,

when

; until

iSSS Father

McCann ;

until

iS9

$1,o

Ickas

for three

months

Rev. Fr. Laussier

Madigan

until iSSi Rev.

Fr. Lennon

who

U.

‘5 was

in

II

1PcI

charge

until ‘5

MD., It., CM.

YOUr

1877

L. Rev. SINCLA!R,

Fr.

H. SINCLAIR.

H.

J.

1874, with

Rev.

Kehoe

as first pastor,

Walkerton

parish

was

Peter organized

streets. Walkerton in

Out.

of

the

faithful

C)Ii,ec

until .,,t,i rcstlc:tre,

1872. cOt,:nr Dnrl,cun

and

J.

Rev.

Kehoe

ministering

to

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to WOXIscfl).

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funeral

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strictly

a Catholic

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can worn be

at a

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5. it was

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regalia regularly

of

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Sinclair

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cliurch. early days by the

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parish

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along

casket

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of to

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except

the

burial Sacred is a necessity.

Heart

of Jesus,

Walkertonsnndays

or

Holy Days or afternoons

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