The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-06-28

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Han
nan, of Litchfield. Dinner was served
to about seventy-five relatives and
friends of the young priest. Father
Hannah will labor in the Archdiocese
of st. Paul.
ST. Michael: A class of fifty-three
received Solemn First Communion
last Sunday at the High Mass, which
began at nine o'clock. The pastor,
Reverend A. Miks, celebrated the
Mass. In the afternoon the children
renewed their baptismal VOWS and
were received into the sodality of the
Sacred Heart of Jesus and were en-
rolled in the scapular of Our Lady of
Mount Carmel Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament concluded the
services of the day.
The contract for the erection of the
parochial residence was awarded to
contractor W. M. Murphy, of st. Paul.
The work will begin at once and will
be completed by Christmas. The
house will be built of brick with a
concrete foundation. 1t will be fin
ished in oak and will be heated with
hot water. The cost is $8,400.
New Prague: A concert was given
on Sunday, June %, at the Catholic
Association Hall by the members of
St. Cecilia Sodality, assisted by the
Orpheus Club, under the direction of
Prof. J. ]. Kovarik. The program of
vocal and instrumental music was en-
loved by large and very enthusiastic
audience.
Belle PLANE: In the state exam.
nations this year the pupils of the
Sacred Heart School had an average
standing of rs per cent. Geography
Arithmetic, Grammar, United States
History, Composition and Spelling
were the branches listed. Sixteen OF
the pupils we're on the honor list OF
those who did not miss even half q
day during the school term.
New UIm: During the recent visit
of the Most Reverend Archbishop il
was decided to erect church edif1ce
for the newly organized parish of st
Mary. A chapel costing about $4,000
will be erected and will be under the
supervision of the pastor of Holy Trim
ity parish for some time.
Solemn First Communion was re
ceived in Holy Trinity Church, Sun
day morning, June %, at the nine
o'clock Mass. There were one hun
dred and seventeen children in thu
class, fifty-two boys and sixty-f1v'
girls.
The next biennial state convention
of the Catholic Order of Foresters will
be held here in 1915.
SearIes: The members of ST
Johns Church gave a picnic for tn
children of the parish last Sunda.
afternoon The program consisted
chiefly of children's games for which
prizes were awarded, while the adult
enjoyed the prize bowling contest
and target shooting. An abundance o
luncheon was provided for all.
Hastings: The excursion given b.
the ladies of the Guardian Angels pal
ish to st. Paul and return on Tues
day, June II, was attended by abou
four hundred and fifty people.
; moonlight party was given in the ever
: ing up Lake st. Croix.
/ Fairfax: The Ladies' Aid Societ
J of st. Andrews parish held a meetin
on Monday, June %, at the home G
Mrs. H. S. Koelfgen.
Montgomery: A class OF forty-fiv
members will receive the second an
third degrees in the Knights of Colun
, bus, Sunday afternoon, June 20. Tn
| first degree was conferred upon tn
candidates Thursday evening, June II
A by the local degree team. On Sunda
: afternoon the Faribault team will col
( duct the exercises of the second d.
gree and the Winona team will exen
plify the third. The initiation wi
take place in the parochial school an
the banquet for the knights and thei
, ladies will be held in Kukacka an
Washa's hall.