The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-11-06


in blue with gilt trimmings, which
harmonizes beautifully with the altar
and statuary and gives the whole q
pleasing effect. The basement, which
extends beneath the entire building,
has been fitted up and contains q
chapel, dining room, kitchen and fur
mace room. The dining room is so
arranged that it can be divided into
smaller rooms with sliding doors, and
can be used as meeting place for
the various church societies or Sun
day school work Rev. ]. J. Culleton,
pastor, who has exerted every energy
in carrying the work and improve
ments to completion, is to be congrat-
ulated on the success of the undertake
ing and rejoices in the fact that with
the added improvements he can woik
to greater advantage for the welfare
of the congregation.
Butte, Mont.-The annual bazaar and
fair for the benefit of the Immaculate
Conception church began on Nov. 4, and
will continue for several days. at the
Leyson building on North Main street.
1t is planned by Rev. Father Barry
and his committee to make the fair
one of the big winter events in Butte.
The building will be remodeled and re-
decorated and made to look like a
fairy palace for the occasion. Mining
stock, real estate, oil paintings and real
specimens of Irish lace will be among
the articles given away. In the baby
show COW will be given, 80 that some
Butte youngster will have a supply OF
fresh milk from his own dairy. Rev.
Father Barry has surrounded himself
with capable assistants, who are work.
ing hard for the success Of the fair.
P, ]. Macarthur will act as treasurer;
Mrs. Nicholson will have charge of the
baby booth; Mrs. Thomas Lavell, fancy
work department; Mrs. John Hyland,
doll booth; Mrs. Pearce, merchants
booth; Mrs. Cronin, real estate booth;
Mrs. P. H. Regain, apron booth; Mrs.
j. V. Collins, candy booth; Mrs. Pat
rick Mccarthy fish pond; Miss Kellet,
cigar stand; Miss Nellie Walsh, lem
onade booth; Mrs. Burnet, dining room.
The ladies mentioned will be ably as
sisted.
Spokane, Wash.-Rev. Father Her.
man j. Collier, president of Gonzaga
college at Spokane and the Jesuit
house of studies in connection, has
been reappointed president and project
of studies for the coming year, other
appointments being as follows: Faith
er James Kennedy, minister and pre-
feet of discipline; Father Aloysius Fo-
lehi, missionary for the outlying towns;
Father George P. Butler, pastor Of st.
Aloysius church; Father Ernest Del
piano, professor of logic, metaphysics
and scripture exegesis; Father Francis
Adams, professor Of science and pas
tor at Trent, WASH; Father James
Rebmann, procurator and pastor Of st.
Francis xavier's church in Lidger-
wood; Father John Buschor, spiritual
director of the boys division; Father
John Corbett, pastor OF the Hillyard
church; Father John Nestor. assistant
pastor of st. Aloysius church; Father
John Nicholson, assistant in the minis
try; Father J. B. Rene, professor Of
dogmatic theology; Father Joseph Car
don, professor of mathematics and
physics; Father Joseph Chinnale, pro-
lessor of moral theology; Father Mi
chael Balestra, in charge Of the italian
parish; Father Paul Arthuis, procura-
tor of the Rocky Mountain mission
The teachers in the college are: Pro-
lessor Nicholas Bell, Junior; Eugene
Oliver, sophomore; Timothy Driscoll,
first academic; Augustus Coudeyre,
second academic; Alexander Cody,
freshman; Arthur Coughlin, first pre-
paratory, division A; Plus Moore, third
academic; Joseph Georgen, first pre-
paratory, division B.