The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-11-16

MARSHALL: According to the terms
of the church benefit sale arranged by
the Big Store of this town, eight per
cent of all sales and of all bills paid
on Friday is devoted to the benefit of
the church of the Most Holy Redeem
er. The selection of the day for each
of the six chief religious denomina-
tions of the town was decided by lot.
New Ulm: The Christian Mothers
Society of the Holy Trinity and st.
Mary's churches gave an entertain
ment in the parochial school last Tues
day evening, November H.
Kilkenny: The members of the
parish of st. Canice are making prep
arations for fair to be given late in
November for the benefit of the
church.
Barry: A fair for the benefit Oh the
church of st. Barnabas was brought to
a close Thursday evening, November
IA. The ladies of the parish served
dinner and supper to large numbers
during the fair and there was an I'M
usual abundance of fancy hand work
displayed. The musical entertainment
was in charge of Stewards Orchestra.
Reverend Father Barron was well
pleased with the cooperation of so.
many loyal workers and generous
patrons.
LonsdaIe: Glasses will begin in the
school of the Immaculate Conception
as soon as the repairs on the building
are completed. The school is now well
equipped with all needful supplies.
The funds for the furnishing of the
edifice we're derived chiefly from the
recent bazaar held in the school build
ing Large numbers from New
Prague, Veseli, Montgomery, Hazel
wood, Shieldsville, Faribault and
Mortified came to enjoy the varied
entertainment provided by the COM
mittee in charge of the program The
Twentieth Century Band from Veseli
. had charge of the music.
De la Sale: The Alumni Associa-
ton of the De La Sale Institute, Min
neapolis, will hold it's annual banquet
on the twenty-frst of this month in
the Donaldson's tea rooms.
At the recent initiation of the class
Of 1912 into the association, Mr.. Peter
Cummings delivered an address on
the good work of the Brothers since
their arrival in Minneapolis. Mr.. L.
9 Gleason gave talk of welcome to the
newly initiated.
The De La Sale Literary Society
is now one of the important factors
in the school. The recent programs
have shown careful preparation and a
deepening interest in the work.
The First Quarterly Examinations
! were held during the past week and
the results will be announced in the
next issue of the Bulletin.
College of St. Thomas: The Rev.
erend John H. Dorsey, of St. Joseph's
Catechetical College, Montgomery
Alabama, visited st. Thomas Thurs.
day afternoon. He was accompanied
: by Reverend S. L. Theobald, pastor OF
1 st. Peter Claver's Church, st. Paul
" where Father Dorsey is conducting a
mission. The two priests attended the
lecture by DR.. Walsh: "The Thirteenth
i the Greatest of Centuries" Afterward
. Father Dorsey spent some time about
the buildings and grounds, renewing
: recollections of the College as it was
! twenty-four years ago, when he began
his classical studies in it's solitary
building. Later, Father Theobald took
+ him to the st. Paul Seminary, where
d they visited the various buildings
2 Father Dorsey was much impressed
l. by the growth of his alma mater
e When he left st. Paul in 1889, college
t and seminary were in one building;
t. now in less than a quarter of a cen
t fury, dozen buildings are required tt
Il house the students of both institutions
t. FaribauIt: On Sunday, November
e 10th, the Most Reverend Archbishop
administered the Sacrament of Con