The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-10-25

tribution of Wealth" before the Mime
apolis League of Catholic Women, ITO
| Marquette Avenue. The second of the
series was given on October %.
Rev. c. F. Cremin, of st. Paul Sem
mary, began a class of Scriptural
study on October Is, at st. Mary's
hall under the auspices of the league
Hennepin Council, X. of c.: At
the annual election of officers of the
Hennepin Council on Wednesday, Octo-
Der Is, the following were chosen:
DR.. E. A. Boyer, Grand Knight; V. A.
O'Connor, Deputy Grand Knight; J.
w. Hoffman, Recorder; |. N. Caverly,
Financial Secretary; J. Lawrence Lal-
ly, Treasurer; William Donahue, Ad-
vocate; P J. Sheehan, Warden; P. N.
Casserly, Chancellor; w. F. Roddy, In
side Guard; Frank Weber, Outside
Guard; William Mcmillan, Trustee.
Discovery Day" was celebrated by
banquet in Donaldson's tea rooms,
Minneapolis, which was served to 800
of the Knights and their friends.
Judge w. c. Leary was the toastmas-
ter. The speakers of the evening
were the Reverend Charles F. McGin-
mis-, of ST. Thomas College, whose sub
| ject was "Knighthood," and the Rev.
erend J. r. Volz, a Dominican, from
the Philippines and former pastor of
Holy Rosary Church, who talked on
present conditions in the Philippines.
The dates and subjects of a series
of illustrated travel lectures to be Civ
en- by Mr.. Hugh O'Donnell in Mime
apolis under the auspices of the
Knights are as follows: November 10,
Panama; November 26, Egypt"
December 3, "Palestine;" December
10, Damascus, Constantinople and
Athens" December II, ireland"
HazeIwood:. On Sunday, October.
10, was laid the cornerstone of the
new church that is to replace the old
one which was burned some months
ago. Although the day was cold and
wintry the people of the parish turned
out in large numbers and quite a
large delegation from the parishes of
Pennington, Newmarket, Lonsdale and
Vesali, with their respective pastors,
attended the ceremony. Rev. James
M. Reardon, of st. Paul, officiated and
preached the sermon. The church,
which will cost about $4,000, will be
ready for occupancy by the first of the
year. Hardwood is a mission attend
ed from Mortified.
| NorthfieId: The exterior of the new
| Church of ST. Dominic is now COM
pleted with the exception of the upper
portions of the towers and part of the
roof The interior is being lathed
and prepared for plastering. The
church will cost $4,000 and will be
| finished for the New Year.
Pennington: A mission will be
opened at ST. MichaePs Church on
Sunday, November 2, by Rev. Michael
Eckert, o. P, Of the Holy Rosary
Convent, Minneapolis.
Dayton: Right Reverend Bishop
Lawler administered Confirmation to
IT'S young people at ST. John Baptist
Church, of which Rev. G. A. Pettigrew
is pastor. A check for $50 was pre-
scented for the Pro-Cathedral fund.
Morgan: On Wednesday, October
20, the children of st. Michaels paro-
chial school will present play for the
benefit of the school, which is under
the direction of the Franciscan Sis
tiers.
GraceViIIe: The local Council of
Knights of Columbus celebrated Co.
lumbus Day on Tuesday, October A.
| by an entertainment in their hall The
program consisted of an address on
Columbus by Rev. Patrick J. Boland,
of Litchfield, and musical selections
and readings by some ladies of Grace
vile. Refreshments were afterwards
served.
Fairfax: Right Reverend Bishop
Lawler will administer Confirmation at
st. Andrews Church on Tuesday, Oc-
tober %.
New UIm: The annual election of
st. Patrick Council, Knights of Column
bus, was held on Monday evening, Oct
ober 13, when officers for the coming
year were chosen as follows: Grand
Knight, Henry ]. Berg; Deputy Grand
Knight, Frank Kosek; Chancellor, J.
]. Moriarty; Financial Secretary, Ed.
]. Berg; Recorder, Carl B. Mander-
field; Warden, Alb. Gag; Treasurer,
Robert Fesenmair; Trustees, John w.
Haas and Carl P. Eichten; Advocate,
w. H. Dempsey; Inside Guard, Geo.
Fesenmaier; Outside Guard, Frank
Seifert. The bylaws have been re-
vised by committee and will be voted
on next month. The council now num-
bers 24S members.
| At meeting held on Wednesday,
October 10, at the Catholic school
young mems club numbering fifty
members was formed for gymnasium
work during the winter months The
regular meeting night of the society
will be the second Wednesday in each
month. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent, Joseph Groebner; Vice Presi-
dent, DR.. A. v. Seifert; Secretary,
Dafford Leary; Treasurer, John Groeb-
ner.