His brother, Father William McCallion, is unwell and he is detained longer than he expected, longer than his calculations on founding a school. If McFarland has any further correspondence with Father John J. Williams he would like to know the results. If he cannot say Mass daily either at Swanzey or Warren he could scarcely hope to succeed. He encloses a letter from Williams and merely adds that it is not in the diocese of Boston. His choice place is Massachusetts because his brother Neal's farm is there. He thinks that McFarland can get him what he wants. ` A.L.S. 3pp. 16mo. ` Enclosure: