Van Erp has learned from FatherW? Quigley that he is going to Ireland and that another priest, a stranger and an elderly one, is coming either to supply Quigley's place or to reside at Muskegon . If the latter be the case, Van Erp is glad, and welcomes the man no matter how long he stays in his house, but if he is to take charge of Grand Rapids, Van Erp protests against being sent to Purgatory twice. Otherwise he asks permission to leave. He has been seven years in the diocese. Father James Pulsers writes that he is likely not to return: Van Erp wishes that he would get Pulser's mission to get clear of Grand Rapids, the place of troubles. :: III-2-i A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.