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She takes the liberty to send Odin her letters for San Antonio. :: VI-2-l A.L.S. French 2pp. 12mo.

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Father Louis Augustine Mar chaux has asked Lastugue to send this bond for 177 piastres to be cashed at New Orleans. Rousselon is to acknowledge receipt of it; Mar chaux will get the amount from Rousselon. VI-1-o - A.L.S. - French - 1p. - 4to. - 2

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A receipt for 12 piastres from the Bishop's house for one month's services of her servant Fanchonette. V-5-l - A. Receipt S. - French - 1p. - 32mo. - {0}

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A receipt for 12 piastres for the hire of her servant Fanchonnette for one month. :: V-5-n A. Receipt S. French 1p. 32mo.

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A receipt for 12 piastres for the hire of her servant, Fanchonette. V-5-l - A. Receipt S. - French - 1p. - 32. - {1}

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Receipt for $12 for one month's hire of her servant, Fanchonnette. :: V-5-m A Receipt S. French 1p. 32mo.

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Receipt for 12 piastres for one month's services of her servant, Fanchonnette. :: V-5-m A. Receipt S. French 1p. 32mo.

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Receipt for 12 piastres for the hire of her servant Fanchonnette for one month. :: V-5-m A. Receipt S. French 1p. 32mo.

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Receipt for 12 piastres for the hire of her servant Fanchonnette. :: V-5-m A. Receipt S. French 1p. 32mo.

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Receipt for $12 for hire of her servant Fanchonnette. :: V-5-m A. Receipt S. French 1p. 32mo.

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Receipt for 12 piastres for the services of her servant Fanchonnette. :: V-5-m A. Receipt S. French 1p. 32mo.

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A receipt for 12 piastres for the hire of Fanchonnette. :: V-5-n A. Receipt S. French 1p. 32mo.

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A receipt for 12 piastres for hire of Fanchonnette. :: V-5-n A. Receipt S. French 1p. 32mo.

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A receipt for 12 piastres for the hire of Fanchonnette. :: V-5-n A. Receipt S. French 1p. 32mo.

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A receipt for 12 piastres for the hire of Fanchonnette. :: V-5-n A Receipt S. French 1p. 32mo.

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A receipt for 12 piastres for the hire of Fanchonnette. :: V-5-n A. Receipt S. French 1p. 32mo.

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A bill for $112.41 for groceries. Armengol writes in the margin asking Father Stephen Rousselon to pay it. E. Dreux receipts the till for Latapie. Rousselon writes on the back: Seminary. :: V-4-m Bill French 2pp. 8vo.

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He now finds it impossible to be absent next week. An election contest is on in North Renfrew. The Government is anxious to increase its majority and as it is his district the work of the campaign has been placed upon his shoulders. He would like to visit Notre Dame a little later in the season. Typed :: XI-2-c A.L.S. 1p.

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Lathrop is sorry for the delay in sending his paper. Since he can not attend the (Columbian Catholic) Congress due to several reasons, he asks that some one read his paper for him. Also Onahan is asked to guard the manuscript from the press, since Lathrop would like to publish it himself in "The Catholic World."

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The title of Mrs. Lathrop's paper is "Woman and Mammon". He is expressing his paper to Onahan today.

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Lathrop came to the Catholic Summer School, and has been so busy that he could not answer sooner. He is sorry that his letters seemed a reproachment. It is doubtful whether Mrs. Lathrop can do her paper, since she has just settled into a new home. His paper would not be finished until a few days before the (Columbian Catholic) Congress. Where and to whom should he send it?

Scope and Contents In answer to the invitation of the 17th he is willing to give one lecture on some literary subject if McMahon does not set him too hard a job and does not ask him to speak during the first week. He asks McMahon about the propriety of notifying members of the Advisory Committee that the General Council has chosen the temporary meeting place and suggesting as chairman that they wait until the session is held at New London to take up the matter of the permanent site. He is writing to (Warren...

Scope and Contents He thanks McMahon for the letter inviting him to become a member of the Board of Studies. He can accept only if McMahon wants his name on the Board as he cannot possibly do anything more with his own work and other jobs for the School. He is writing to Father (Morgan) Sheedy and (Warren E.) Mosher because it is important now to engage the Lyceum Theatre there. Listing the charges he notes that these are less than the usual minimum. However he cannot assume any responsibility without...

Scope and Contents They have a meeting in New London of the Local Committee that night and he cannot attend the meeting in New York. As he is chairman of the Local Committee McMahon is to tell Mr. Moran that William J. Brennan whom he proposed as the New London member of Moran's committee is their secretary. With the authorization of a telegram from Father (Morgan) Sheedy he engaged the Lyceum Theatre for the three weeks, except for the 17th. The project of three lectures a day that was suggested is to save...

Scope and Contents McMahon's letter was received and he is pleased that his own letters were in time. They will try to beat down the Pequot man. Many people can pay $15 a week for at least one week. The steamboat is more possible and desirable. He sends a rough draft of a circular. P.S. He hopes that McMahon will retain in the circular the remarks about the lecturers being up with the times and also the word "Republic." He and Mrs. Lathrop are so busy that they have no prospect of visiting New York. He would...

Scope and Contents He has received McMahon's of June 1 and 2. The rate at the Pequot House will be lowered to $12 if applications come from considerable people. Father (Thomas P.) Joynt spoke at both Masses asking those who could take boarders to give their names and rates. They can probably accomodate one or two hundred at low prices. If McMahon has not received the typewritten article on New London he should let Lathrop know. The advisory Committee is contemplating a trip to Lake Champlain to visit proposed...

Scope and Contents (A form letter). In response to an invitation from the Delaware and Hudson R.R. Co. to inspect sites for the Catholic Summer School on Lake Champlain the recipient is requested to meet with the Advisory Committee and General Council at the Kenmore Hotel in Albany on June 21. Transportation will be furnished from Albany to and through Lake George and up Lake Champlain. They leave Albany June 22, arriving at Plattsburg that evening and inspecting sites the next day. If he can take part he is...

Scope and Contents They were sorry not to have McMahon on the Champlain trip. He would not be surprised if the local committee in New London would abandon all further attempt at preparations if the General Council continues to withhold personal consultation. Of the lecturers announced Lathrop has seen only John A. Mooney who saw no prospect of being able to direct the course assigned to him. From other sources he heard that Brother Azarias (Patrick Francis Mullany) had not decided to lecture. There has been...

Scope and Contents Having received no reply to his telegram of last Tuesday he writes to know if informal or oral discussion will be allowed immediately following lectures. If so he wishes to announce the fact. He asks if anything was decided at the council meeting about an official bulletin. Whether they print one or offer to fill columns in the paper it will be necessary to let Mr. Fitzmaurice, the editor, know immediately. He incloses a time table advertising the summer school (not inclosed). P.S. He has...

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Thanking McMahon for his long letter Lathrop says they will see about (Richard) Johnston's readings when he gets there. They wrote Hardy about accomodations but heard nothing from him. They will put McMahon at the Crocker House. They will place Miss Morris as McMahon wishes. The suggestion about forwarding Catholic books and opening a small book store is very good, but they do not know of any one to take charge of it. :: I-1-j - Typed L.S. - 1p. - 4to. - {1}