The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-28
benefactors who remembered their
aged charges at this holy season.

| benefactors who remembered their
aged charges at this holy season.
c. o. E. EIection: The new officers
of st. Paul Court, Number 80, Catholic
Order of Foresters, are as follows:
Chief Ranger, John w. Mulrennan;
Vice Chief Ranger, R. A. Dudley; Past
Chief Ranger, Martin Ryan; Financial
Secretary, D. B. Hickey; Recording
Secretary, c. T. Kelley; Treasurer,
Frank Hebel; State Delegate, John P.
Kennedy.
st. Joseph's Academy: The senior
class of st. Joseph's Academy, st.
Paul, twice presented three-act COM
edy, "The Chaperone," in the assembly
hall of the school on Friday and Satur-
day afternoons, December 20 and 81
The class song, the words and music
of which were composed by two young
ladies of the class, was also given
during the entertainment.
Ladies' Catholic Association: The
election of officers of the Ladies' Cath
Ollie Benevolent Association, Number
| 96S, of st. Paul, was held Thursday,
December u. The officers for the
coming year are: President, Mrs
VIM. P. Frenzel; Recording Secretary,
Miss Rose Gallagher; Financial Sec
rotary, Mrs. D. B. Hickey; Treasurer,
Miss Alma Roehl; Assistant Recorder,
Miss Stella Stone. The installation of
these officers will take place on Thurs
day, January 9.
St. Vincent de Paul Society: The
St. Vincent de Paul Society in St.
Mary's parish, St. Paul, supplied
Christmas dinners to twelve needy
| families.
Montgomery: The recent fair of
the parish of the Holy Redeemer, add
ed $3.50 to the funds for st. RaphaePs
| school, The school was completed a
few weeks ago and the fair was held
IN the hall of the new building, Deem
Der Is and Is, the ladies of the Altar
Society having charge.
Fairfax: At meeting of the Cath
ollc Order of Foresters recently, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Past Chief Ranger
Rev. J. J. Goergen; Chief Ranger, Pat
rick Gerrahy; Vice Chief Ranger, John
Donahue; Recording Secretary, George
A. Blebl; Financial Secretary, Henry
koelfgen; Treasurer, T. J. Butler.
Speaker. Frank Willet; Conductors
Lawrence Caven and Leo Coleman.
Sentlnels, James Murnan and William
White; Trustees, Mike Ruddy, John
CaVen and Frank Anton.
The st. Joseph's Society elected
oHcers for the coming year on Sun
day, December Is. They will be in
stalled January IL.
Graceville: The Ladies' Auxiliary
A. o. H., elected their officers for
the ensuing year at a meeting, Deem
| per ~. The new officials being, Mrs.
Il. Brennan, County President: Mrs. P
Mclaughlin, Division President; Mrs.
Ed. Atwood, Vice President; Mrs. B.
W. A|onudIl, hecOrQ1ng secretary; Miss
Costello, Insurance and Financial Sec
rotary; Mrs. Alex Moran, Sentinel.
Green Isle: A class of forty candi-
dates for the Knights of Columbus,
received the three degrees of the
order on Sunday, December 18th.
Both knights and candidates attended
the High Mass in st. Brendan's
Church at eleven o'clock, the pastor.
reverend James E. Doyle, being cele-
brant. Reverend Francis Rant of Ar
ilngton preached the sermon. The
first and second degrees were con-
ferred by the local team; while the
team of Hennepin Council, Minnea-
polls, under the direction of State
Deputy, Neil M. Cronin, exemplified
the third. In the evening a banquet
was served by the ladies of Green
Isle. About two hundred visiting
knights attended the exercises.
Belle PLANE: The local council
Knights of Columbus oavo +bo;r +hi,a