The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-11-15
choruses by the club and numbers
by the First Infantry Battalion band.

DR.. WaIsh's Lectures: Last week
DR.. James j. Walsh of New York, the
well-known author of "The Thirteenth,
the Greatest of Centuries" and of
other books which vindicate the
claim of the Catholic Church to lead
ership in all that makes for scientific
progress and educational development,
delivered lectures in the st. Paul Sem
mary, the College of st. Thomas, the
College of st. Catherine and st.
Joseph's Academy.
ST. Aeatha's Conservatory: Mrs.
Anna Croft Bryant of Chicago, super
visor of the Vocal Department, will
hold examinations at the Conserva-
tory on Saturday, November Is.
Church of st. Luke: The novena
for the souls in Purgatory will end
with the reception of Holy. Communion
Sunday morning, November Is.
Kilkenny: A musical and literary
entertainment followed by luncheon
was given by the members of the Holy
Angels Society, Thursday, November
6, in the parochial school. The Sis
tiers of ST. Joseph assisted the mem
bers who took part in the program
and had charge of the arrangements.
The Forty Hours devotion held in
the Church of St. Canice, ended on
Sunday, November 2. The pastor, Rev
erend James H. Prendergast, was as
sisted by Very Reverend H. Moynihan,
D. D., President of st. Thomas Col
lege, of St. Paul; Reverend Henry
Sherer of Minneapolis, and Reverend
Emil Polasek of Montgomery.
Faribaut: The Zoeller Quartet,
consisting of father, daughter and two
sons, will present program of solo
and ensemble numbers in the audi
forum of Bethlehem Academy, We'd
nesday evening, November 10, at eight
o'clock
The Rosary Society of the Church
of the Immaculate Conception, hon
ored Mrs. Maria ]. Sheeran, who has
been president of the society for the
past thirteen years, with surprise
party in the Knights of Columbus
hall, Wednesday evening, November
5. A cameo gold brooch was presented
to Mrs. Sheeran. The pastor, Right
Reverend Mgr. ]. ]. Slevin, was pres
ent and made a congratulatory ad-
dress.
The Faribault Council, Knights of
Columbus, held meeting in their
| hall, Tuesday evening, November 4,
and installed the officers for the COM
ing year. District Deputy ]. P. Ken
nedy had charge of the ceremonies
which were followed by a banquet.
A number of toasts we're given by
prominent members and the Knights
of Columbus quartette added to the
enjoyment of the evening. The fol-
lowing officers were installed: Grand
knight, P. H. ]. Donkers; deputy
grand knight, M. L. Payant; chancel-
lor, DR.. P. A. Smith; financial secre-
tary, Geo. E. Kaul; recording secre-
tary, J. P. Flynn; treasurer, John Refs
ing; advocate, T. H. Quinn; warden,
G. S. Endres; lecturer, Phil Mccarthy;
inside guard, J. P. Shea; outside
guard, D. W. Comford; trustees, AL
bert Ochs, A. j. Vogelsberg and E. F.
Kelly.
Savage: Devotions for the gaining
of the Jubilee indulgence were held in
the Church of st. John the Baptist on
Saturday and Sunday, November 8
and g. The pastor, Reverend John A.
Kane, was assisted by Reverend Denis
Sullivan of Lakeville, Mimi, and Rev
erend James M. Reardon of st. Paul.
Litchfield: An entertainment was
given under the auspices of the Cath
Ollie Club Tuesday evening, November
II, in the WEIGH hall. Reverend P. J..
Boland, pastor of the Church of ST..
Philip, delivered an address on Chris
topher Columbus. A dramatic comedy,
"How the Vote Was Won," was pre-
scented by the young men and women
of the club. Music was rendered by
the Noreen orchestra and number of
songs and readings were presented.
GraceViIIe: At the meeting of the
Commercial Club Tuesday, November
4, Reverend Richard v. Kennedy made
a plea for the purchase of site for
the proposed Carnegie library building.
After some discussion it was decided
to ask the village council either to
appropriate sufficient sum of money
to purchase the site or to levy tax
| for this purpose. Father Kennedy and
three others were appointed as COM
mittee to ascertain the sentiment of
the people on the matter
Saltwater: Mr.. L. N. Nicolas died
Saturday, November 8, at the home of
his son, Reverend L. M. Nicolas, pastor
of the French Church of st. Joseph.
The funeral Mass, on last Monday, was
celebrated by Reverend E. Vinas, S.
NJ, of st. Paul; with Reverend G..
Glatzmeier, o. S. B., of Saltwater, as
deacon, Reverend F. Savoy, of Osseo,
as subdeacon, and Reverend A. ]. Loci
fen, of st. Paul Seminary, as master
of ceremonies Right Reverend Mon
signor Joseph Guillot preached the SER
mon. The son of the deceased and
several other priests were present in
the sanctuary.
Fairfax: The new officers of st.
| Andrews Council of Knights of Co