The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-02-15

uc1y on. Inc T0COIuS were duuOuuC0u
on Friday, the following young men
carrying the honors in the respective
classes:
Glass "A' l, Albert Haffner; Glass
"a" 2, Henry Steffes; "B" 1, Harold
Burgoyne; "B" 2, Elzear Mulloy; "B"
8, John O'Connell; &c" 1, Wilfred
Plante; &c" 2, William Lindmier; &c"
3, Arthur Steffes; Eighth Grade, Fred
erick Hargartan.
Evidence of hard work was plainly
seen judging by the high averages at
tanned. The students named above,
and sixteen others who won second
and third honors in the same classes,
acquired general averages ranging
from 80 to SO per cent. There will
be a gold medal given in each class
to the student who obtains the highest
average for the entire year. The med
ais will be given at the Commence
ment.
statement of ST. Mary's church for
the past two years shows that the
the total receipts during that time
amounted to $9,272.63 Repairs, i'm
provements and furnishings amount
ing to $544.50, were made in the
church and the parochial residence.
The Ladies of the Altar society ex-
pended $274.79 during the past year,
and the Young Ladies' Sodality show
credit of $16536 for the two years.
The most decided signs of vigorous
growth are evident in the report of
st. Mary's Sewing Circle which in
1911 raised $182.34, while last year
the sum secured in various ways was
$429.72. The Calvary Cemetery com
mittee expended over $400
Mendoza: Reverend Patrick J.
O'Connor, pastor of the Church of ST.
Peter, one of the oldest churches in
the state, is making considerable re-
pairs and improvements on the build
ing. The interior walls were recently
frescoed and new Communion rail
having marble top is being erected
by the Giuliani Statuary company OF
st. Paul. The same company is plac-
ing new set of the Stations of the
Cross in the church this week. The
stations are in bas relief and will
cost $500.
New Ulm: On Tuesday, January
%, articles of Incorporation of the
'Loretto Hospital Training School fol
Nurses" were filed in the Office Of
the Secretary of State. The officers
are: President, Mother M Flavia
Vice President, Rev. AID. Schott; Sec
rotary, Sister M. Honorata; Treas
urer, Sister NJ. Cherubine; Direct
rices, Sister NJ. Adela, Sister NJ. Sc
bastian and Sister M Potomac 1t is
the purpose of the organization to
educate young ladies, between the
ages of twenty and thirty years, as
trained nurses.
The Brown County Journal of New
Ulm, in a leading article recently
gives, a description of the new Loretto
Hospital and the training school con
nected Herewith. From it we learn
that the interior of the building will
be completed April 1st 1t is estimated
that when the hospital is fully equip
ped it will cost in the neighborhood
of 100000.
The entertainment planned for some
time and carried out February 2, by
the members of st. Joseph society, OF
New Ulm, was attended by about five
hundred people, including the mem
bers and their families, as we'll as
representative delegations of the so
c1eties at Searles, st. George, Swan
Lake and Sleepy Eye. The entertain
ment was preceded by brief business
meeting of the society, at Z o'clock
when quite a large number of new
members were initiated, and the new.
ly elected officers were installed
George Stelzle, of Minneapolis, travel
ing representative of the German
Catholic Aid Society of Minnesota
with the assistance of officers of the
local society, was instrumental in
securing Lu0 new m0IuuSTS uuTluS
several days active campaign car
ried on in New Ulm and vicinity
At eight o'clock the entertainment
was begun by the members of the
choir Then followed addresses by
Reverend R. Schlinkert and Reverend
AID. Schott and by Mr.. Stelzle. These
were followed by the production OF
the German comedy "Pech ueber
Pech" Nothing but Troubles). The
music for the entertainment was
furnished by Capt. Jos. c. Hofmeis-
ter's Juvenile orchestra. At the close
of the program, lunch and refresh.
ments were served in the large din
ing room in the school basement.
Hugo: A mission is being con-
Quoted this week in the church OF
st. John the Baptist by Reverend q
Lacasse, o. M. l., of Duluth. The
exercises will close on Sunday, Febru-
airy 16. Reverend Innocent Domestici
is pastor of the church.