Clark should have answered McFarland's letter sooner but he did not receive an answer to the letter he wrote three years ago. Clark would have been pleased if McFarland would have joined the Jesuits, but he has a large field for his endeavors. He is on his way to Holy Cross College, Worcester. He has come this way to spend some time with his parents, reaching the college about Sept. 1. Classes begin September 15. Two of his sisters have become Catholics. Mount Saint Mary's is as usual. Baker has an academy at New Hudson, John Clemson with him. They had a good exhibition at Georgetown. The president attended and distributed the medals. He also attended the exhibition at the Academy of the Visitation. He is now in Pennsylvania. Mr. O'Dowde was at Georgetown but was not received into the Society. Mr. William Tehan is at Georgetown and has been teaching for the past 5 years. Mr. Young is at the novitiate. Martin is pastor at Little York. T. O'Neal is on the Mission of the Eastern Shore, Maryland. He saw Wade and J. Daugherty in Lancaster. The degree of Doctor of Music was conferred on Prof. Deilman of the Mountain at Georgetown. He was glad to hear of Keveney. :: I-1-a A.L.S. 3pp. 4to.