Hudson's letter received. The stories in the book have been translated. The book will be returned by express today. Dennison is backward in religious training. Miss Stace would like a larger book to translate, if Hudson has influence with a book seller. The children resent the implanting of Catholic manners. Baptized and having made their first Communion, they claim the name Catholic. A lot of work will be required before a Catholic spirit is obtained. The new pastor has given Miss Stace a class to be taught daily, and the work is gratuitous as they think they confer a favor on the teacher by attending. The late pastor Father W. Howe?, now an inmate of a lunatic asylum, was incapable of guiding his flock which accounts partly for the anti-Catholic spirit. Miss Stace knew Hudson's charity and hopes his acquaintance with the book dealers may enable Hudson to recommend her pen. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo