The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-09-05
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

The Old Cathedral Last Monday,
August 81, the Right Reverend Bishop
Lawler and the priests of the Cathe-
dral parish moved into their new resi-
dences at the rear of the new Cathe-
dral. During the summer the houses
were remodelled and renovated
throughout and will henceforth be the
parochial residence of the Cathedral
clergy.
During the week the auditorium of
the new Cathedral school on College
Avenue and Third Street was fitted up
for a temporary church and services
for the Cathedral parish will be held
in it until the new Cathedral is ready
for occupancy. Masses on Sunday
will be at 6, Z, s, 8, 10 and II o'clock,
and the weekday Masses will be cele
brated at the usual hours.
AS soon as the furnishings were re-
moved from the old Cathedral and
from the parochial residence workmen
structures to make way for the new
department store. Already the work
is well advanced.
Picture of Pioneers: Last Sunday
after the late Mass the pioneers who
saw the cornerstone of the old Cathe-
dral laid in 1856, had their pictures
taken in front of the Cathedral Copies
of these pictures can be secured from
the e. M. Lohmann Company, or from
the photographer, N. A. Forseen,
Grand Opera House Building.
College of ST. Thomas: On Tues
day, August %, an examination was
held at the College to determine the
winners of the scholarships offered to
the graduates of the parochial schools
in the Twin Cities. The following
are the names of the successful COM
petitors: In ST. Paul-Richard Egan,
757 Linwood Place, st. Luke's school;
John Grathwol, 1899 Marshall Avenue,
st. Marks school; Cornelius McDevitt
337 Iglehart Avenue, st. Joseph's
school; Robert Mealey, 1910 East
Seventh Street, st. Johns school;
John Pesek, 627 Palace Street, St.
Stanislaus' school; Emmett Quinn,
1892 Kilburn Avenue, st. Patrick's
school; Myron A. Schweizer, 1885
Hague Avenue, st. Luke's school, and
William Walsh, 20 Isabel Street, St.
MichaeIs school, Arthur LANCER, 228
Bunker Street, st. Matthew's school.
In Minneapolis-John F. Gearty, 1901
Washington Avenue North, and John
Simpson, 1872 Hennepin Avenue, Pro-
Cathedral school.
Next year this competitive exam
nation for parochial school scholar
ships will be open to the graduates
of all the parochial schools in the
Archdiocese of, st. Paul. The exam
ination will be held in the different
schools next May. Questions will be
prepared by the authorities of the Col
lege and sent to the different centers
and the examination will be held on
the same day in all places.
The College of ST. Thomas will re-
open. September 8.
Church of ST. Andrew: During the
State Fair, which opens next Monday
and continues throughout the week,
the women of st. Andrews parish, St
Paul, will have charge of booth and
serve meals. st. Andrews is the only
Catholic parish which will have a
booth at the State Fair next week.
X. of c. Initiation: Under the aus
pices of the st. Paul Council, knights
of Columbus, the third degree was
exemplified last Sunday afternoon and
a class of forty members received into
H.
direction of team from Chicago head
ed by District Deputy, Jerome Grow
ley. A large number of visiting
brothers were present at the initia
ton which took place in the knights
of Columbus home on Smith Avenue
A. o. n. Excursion: Division No.
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians O.
st. Paul gave it's annual moonlight eX
cursion on Saturday, August 20. Abou
three hundred members enjoyed thu
trip on the Steamer Hiawatha ant
barge, which left the dock at eigh
o'clock.
Church of the Sacred Heart: TIL
informal opening of the remodelle'
CluU IOOIlS VI JuC 0dCISu I1GdIJ Pal ISL
st. Paul, took place on Monday even
ing, August 81. There was a larg
attendance of members of the club
which is composed of men and boy
of the parish under the spiritual direC
ton of the pastor, the Rev. Valeriu
Nelles, o. F. NJ, who delivered an &C
dress, and the evening was spent i
games and amusements. The officer
of the club are: President, JOSEF
Stoffel; vice president, w. A. Goetzke
corresponding secretary, Frank SAL
sen; financial secretary, Philip "
Kempien. The Hon. Daniel w. Law
Ter and Martin ]. Ryan, who assiste
in the formation of the club, wer
elected to honorary membership.
The formal opening of the Sacre
Heart Club will take the form of
carnival to be held on the first thre
days of October. A program of mus
and addresses will be rendered eac
evening and on the closing night
"Playotone" will be given away.
Pro-Cathedral of st. Mary: Tt
number of Sunday Masses at the Pr
Cathedral of st. Mary, Minneapoli
hos Ioavo innroocod from four m iI-