The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-09-06

1875 and has been in close touch with
parish affairs since. Bishop McGol-
rick will furnish data particularly for
the first seven years of his pastorate
and Mr.. Vail will also consult with
him as to parish developments in
the later years.
Church of ST. Stephen: Reverend
]. H. Gaughan, pastor of the Church
of st. Stephen, Minneapolis, has an
nounced that plans are being prepared
for new parochial school to cost be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 The school
will be built near the church at Clin-
ton Avenue and Twenty-second Street
Work on the building will begin soon
and it will be ready for occupancy at
the opening of school in September,
1914. 1t will be an eight-room building
fitted throughout with modern school
equipment A committee has been ap-
pointed for the work of raising the
necessary funds
Church of ST. Clement: The An
cient Order of Hibernians of Hennepin
County has been invited to assist in
the laying of the cornerstone of st.
Clements Church, Twenty-fifth Ave
nue. Northeast and Jackson Street,
Sunday, September z, at two o'clock
The instructions of the County Board
are to the effect that all members of
the Order turn out on that day. They
are to meet at Division No. 3's hall,
80 Central Avenue, to form in parade
and march to the church in a body
League of Catholic Women: The
kindergarten at 625 Main Street, Min
neapolis, opened Tuesday, September
End, with Miss Margaret Alexander in
charge, and four assistants. Classes
are still being organized at the League
Rooms, TAO Marquette avenue, in the
different branches of art and domestic
science where information concerning
same will be given.
Retreat by Dominican: About three
hundred and fifty priests of the
Archdiocese of Chicago were present
at the retreat conducted by Reverend
G. M. Thuente, o. P, of Holy Rosary
Convent, Minneapolis, at the Univer-
sity of Notre Dame, Indiana, last
week The exercises ended Friday,
August 20.
VermiIion: The blessing and lay
ing of the cornerstone of the new
church of ST. John will take place on
Sunday afternoon, September 14th, at
three o'clock, Right Reverend Joseph
Guillot of Minneapolis officiating. The
sermon will be delivered by the
Reverend P. M. Jung of st. Paul. The
structure is planned by Mr.. V. Cor
della of Minneapolis and is being
erected by Mr.. E. Hirt of st. Cloud,
Mimi. 1t will cost about $4,000. The
material used is red Menomonee
pressed brick with Kasota cutstone
4 trimmings. The ground plan of the
church will be that of cross, 1876 feet
in length, and Y feet across the tran
sept. The nave will be Sc feet wide
and copper-covered tower will rise
above the building 124 feet in height
The basement under the entire
church is twelve feet high and is al
ready completed. The structure is tc
be enclosed before the winter and
work will be resumed next spring.
New Prague: The Young Ladies
Sodality of st. Wenceslaus parish gave
an ice cream social early this week on
st. Wenceslaus school grounds. A pro
gram of vocal selections rendered by
the Orpheus Club and solos by Miss
Manner and Mr.. Farley further en-.
HANGED the occasion. A neat sum was
realized which will be used for the
benefit of new school,
New UIm; The Holy Trinity paro
chial school opened Tuesday morning
September 2. High Mass, with all pu
pills in attendance, was celebrated al
eight o'clock by Reverend Robert
Schlinkert The interior of the build
ing has been thoroughly renovated
painted and decorated, and all is in
readiness for a successful school year
The seventh and eighth grade pupils
will constitute separate classes this
year, another Sister having been add
ed to the teaching corps. Including
the supervisor there are now ten Sis
tiers teaching in the school
Members of st. Anne Court, who, or
August "a, had charge of the annual
harvest festival at the Catholic park
are very much pleased with the sue
cess of their undertaking. About $3.50
was realized.
Montgomery: On Monday, Septem
Der 1, classes in the parochial schoo
of the Holy Redeemer were begun
The school is in charge of the Sisters
of the Order of st. Benedict with Sis
ter Nepomocene instructress of mu
sic.
Shakopee: julius A. Collier was re
elected as High Trustee of the Catho
lie Order of Foresters at its conven
ton at Louisville, KY, receiving thu
| highest number of votes cast for an,
candidate At the convention of tn,
American Federation of Catholic So
! cieties held at Milwaukee he was re
elected Vice President, and was alst
reelected Chairman of the Law Com
mittee by the Executive Board of tn,
} Federation.