The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-10-17
DIOCESE OF DULUTH.
Diocesan Correspondents j. r. Nc
Kinnon, 929 e. 9Th ST., Duluth.

Duluth: The results of the first
semi-quarterly examinations held at
the Cathedral High School during the
past week were announced to the stu
dents in the assembly hall Tuesday
morning. Right Rev. Bishop McGol-
rick, who presided, congratulated the
young men on the excellent grades
that were obtained by them during the
first five weeks of school, and en-
couraged them to continue their good
work Those who excel in their
school work." he said, usually carry
their success into after life. Thirty
three years ago after an examination
in school, l entered a list in one of
my books of those whose work was
commendable. A few days ago
CHANGED upon that book and on re-
viewing the names l found that near
ly all of those boys are today prom
inent lawyers, doctors or business
men. These reports should not only
be an encouragement to you, but al
so a guide to enable you to direct
your efforts in those branches where
you have noted any weakness.
The Cathedral Tabernacle Society
held it's regular monthly meeting on
Sunday evening Bishop McGolrick
gave an interesting talk to the mem
bers on the advantages of attending
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
The following Columbus Day pro-
gram, open to the public, was rendered
on Monday evening in the Cathedral
school auditorium: Address, John
Brown, chairman; recitation, "Colum-
bus Miss Mary Shesgreen; quartet,
Messrs. Golcz, Hamp, Lynn and Be-
LANCER; address, J. R. McKinnon, lee
turer; vocal solo, Louis Junker; violin
solos, E. G. Pash; vocal solo, Mrs. e.
Mary Shesgreen; quartet, Cathedral
Quartet; address, Right Reverend
James McGolrick
st. James orphanage: The Guild of
st. James Orphanage met on Friday
afternoon and elected the following
officers: President, Mrs. F. R. Ken
nedy; vice president, Mrs. c. B. Nun
an; recording secretary, Mrs. r. G.
Weddell sponding secretary,
Mrs. A. V. Ouellette; treasurer, Mrs.
T. A. Wells. The campaign that was
carried on to increase the membership
increased the roll by 400 names, bring
ing the membership to over 1000. After
the business meeting there was so
cial session.
The bazaar held last week for the
benefit of the Lakeside Church was in
terfered with to some extent by incle-
ment weather, but turned out fairly
successful.
West Duluth: The opening enter
tainment of the new school building
was attended by about a thousand peo-
pie. Father Lynch was much pleased
with the outcome of the performance
and extends his thanks to all who as
sisted.
Virginia: Virginia Council, Knights
of Columbus, elected the following Off
GERS at the last meeting: Grand
knight, A. Tuohy; deputy grand
knight, e. P. Scallon; advocate, L. S.
Burns; financial secretary, w. r.
Byrne; treasurer, A. T. Romer; chan
cellor, G. H. Shereer; warden, George
Biron; inner guard, w. D. Hayes; out
er guard, A. S. Cheine; trustee for
three years, S. Jereisatti.
The Sacrament of Confirmation was
conferred on a class of about two hun
dred by Right Reverend Bishop McGol.
rick on Sunday last in the Church OF
Our Lady of Lourdes. The class was
made up of candidates from a number
of range towns.