The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-21
HILO HAPPENINGS.
Jubilee Of a Venerable Catholic
Priest.
Other Interesting Items Of the Beau
teOuS Town.

Rev. Father Charles Pouzot Of
Hilo was ordained priest in Paris,
France, January 15, 1913. He has
been in Hilo 4S years. Jubilee SER
vices were held in the Catholic
Church on the 18th inst. There
were present on this occasion: His
Lordship the Bishop of Panopolis,
Rev. Father Celestin, Kau; Rev.
Father Sylvester, Wailuku; Rev.
Father Paul, Hamakua; Rev. Father
Oliver, Kohala; Rev. Father Maxen,
and Rev. Father Bonaventura, Hilo.
The services in the morning at 10
o'clock consisted of grand mass.
Father Chas. Pouzot otficiated, as
sisted by Father Celestin as dea-
con, Father Bonaventura as sub
deacon, Father Sylvester as master
of ceremonies. In the afternoon at
3 o'clock there was confirmation by
the Bishop, 80 being confirmed. At
o'clock p. m. there was preaching
by his Lordship and Rev. Father
Pouzot. On Monday 81 were CON
firmed; Tuesday, 40; Wednesday, 80.
Wednesday,, 18th inst, a grand
luau was held on the grounds of ST.
Mary's School, in a large lanai with
iron roof. The tables were loaded
down with food in native style cook
ing. Good seats were provided. so
that guests did not have to sit on
the ground as is usually the case at
luaus. The pavilion was surrounded
with flags. All were delighted to be
present complimentary to so worthy
a priest as Father Pouzot. While
the Others were eating, the school
boys, under the leadership of Bro.
Ignacio, sang several beautiful selec-
tions in a very pleasing manner.
There was an extra large atten-
dance, the day being perfection.
Will name few that were present:
His Lordship the Bishop Of PIANO.
polls, Rev. Fathers Celestin, Sylves-
ter, Paul, Oliver, Maxen and Bona
ventura; Governor j. I. Baker and
Mrs. Baker, Judge Hapai and Mrs.
Hapai, A. Richardson, j. B. Supple
been, Rev. S. l.. Desha, Geo. c.
Beckley, w. L. Rose, B. Brown and
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. j. H. Maby, N
Willfong, Mrs. j. r. Wilson, Mrs
Scholtzy, r. Rycroft and Mrs. Ry,
croft, Mrs. j. Richardson, A. Serrao
j. Serrao, Mrs. j. Reinhardt, Mrs. d
H. Hitchcock, Mrs. Sandman, Mr.
Burnell, j. Canario and Mrs. Ca
mario, Mrs. A. Wall, Misses Deyo
Mrs. Davis.
AS said before, all were delighted
to do honor to SO worthy and usefu
a priest, who bids fair to be some
years at his Masters work in this his
loved home, IIilo. In the evening
of Wednesday, after the luau, there
were services in the church conduc
ted by the Bishop. The Band wa.
present and did itself honor. At al
the meetings the church was crowd
ed. In the evenings the edifice wa.
illuminated.
At the luau congratulatory adj
dress was made to Rev. Father Pou
zot by His Lordship the Bishop, ant
was replied to by the Rev. Father il
a very cheerful manner. The occa
sion was certainly very joyous on
= and will be very pleasantly remem
bered for years to come as delight
full event.
The U. S. S. Boston was throw
5 open to visitors during her sta,
( here, and many availed themselve
of the privilege.
The weather has been quite COLI
here lately, the thermometer getting
, as low as So one morning.
S Mr.. Lycurgus has opened frui
: store; also sells cigars, oysters an
4 varieties. His mandarin oranges sol
off lively.
0 The Costa trial is finished with
verdict of not guilty, without dis
senting voice.
: On account of rough weather tn
= Kinau could not land at Maizena, an
o get potatoes, so Hilo had none, bu
o sweet ones, for 20 days.
> Lines are very plentiful, so mucI
r, SO that one could get all he wishe
/ simply for the asking.
DIR. Thompson of this district an
his wife have been visiting here tn
E lady has had regular ovation. Tw
4 parties have been gotten up in he
= honor. We remember her usefulne.
v when living here, she having aide
much in literary entertainment
matchmaking ably and accept ably.