The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-12-26

| thirty years. Three of her four chill
dren entered religion, her second son,
| Father Theodore, o. s. b., died about
| ten years ago. Her daughter, Sister
| GonZaga, Benedictine nun, taught in
st. Benedict's Academy, st. Joseph,
Mimi, for many years prior to her
death in 1909. Father Bernard, who
came from New York for his mothers
funeral, taught for several years in
st. Johns University, Collegeville, be-
fore his removal to the East about ten
years ago.
De La Sale Institute: The King
property adjoining the Christian
Brothers School, Minneapolis, has
been purchased for the school. The
large building on the property is be-
| ing renovated and remOdeled into
class rooms. Two additional rooms
will thus be added to the school when
| the sessions are resumed on January
| 4, giving the institute ten class rooms.
| Vacation began last Tuesday.
st. Maroaret's Academy: A musical
program was given by the pupils of
st. Margaret's Academy, Minneapolis,
| Tuesday, December 20. A large num-
Der of friends and patrons enjoyed
the work of the students. The Christ
mas vacation began Tuesday afternoon
and will continue until Sunday, jan
uary 3.
Seton Guild: A musical and tea was
given by the Seton Chorus, Sunday
afternoon, December 20, in the Seton
| Guild parlors, 200 South Fourth Street,
Minneapolis. In addition to the regu-
lar patrons, a large number of guests
| filled the parlors.
Buffalo: The Thanksgiving dinner
and bazaar under the auspices of the
women of st. Francis Church, of
which the Rev. J. A. Heinz is pastor,
Melted $765 for the new church fund.
This amount will be increased by the
| proceeds of a series of socials and en-
tertainments to be given during the
winter months.
Jordan: The mission which closed
in st. Johns Church on Sunday,
December Is, was conducted by the
Rev. Titus Hugger, o. F. NJ, and Rev.
John J. Brogger, o. F. NJ, of Chicago.
Large congregations were present at
all the exercises.
The silver jubilee of the dedication
of st. Johns Church was celebrated
on December 13Swith a Solemn High
Mass at which all the men of the con-
gregation received Holy Communion.
Father Fabian, o. F. NJ, of st. Paul,
assisted at the celebration.
Faribault: The Christmas bazaar
held in st. Lawrence school hall for
the benefit of the parish added more
than $500 to the church treasury
Many useful and fancy articles were
disposed of during the bazaar and
meals were served each day by the
women of the parish.
The Rev. J. M. CleaTy, pastor of
the Church of the Incarnation, Mime
apOlis, delivered a lecture on "Ameri-
can Citizenship" in the high school
auditorium on Monday evening, De-
cember IA. There was q large audi
ence and the lecture was enjoyed by
all.
Division No. 1, A. o. H., held it's an
nual election of officers on Monday
evening, December IA. The following
were elected: J. p. Kennedy, presi-
dent; d. w. Comford, vice president;
j. A. Campion, recording secretary;
: ]. w. Deverey, insurance secretary
Eugene OKeefe, treasurer; Jas. Com.
ford, sergeant-at.arms; Garrett Moore
, sentinel; DR.. P. A. Smith, physician.
Montgomery: The Ladies' Altar
Society of the Church of the Holy Re
deemer elected the following officers
for the coming year: President, Mrs
j. w. Kizershot; Secretary, Mrs. ]
T. Franta; Treasurer, Mrs. J. H
Murphy.
Father Cleary of Minneapolis, lee
l tured on American Citizenship" or
:, Monday evening, December 81.
Waverly: Professor Lehnerts o
the University of Minnesota, delivered
: a lecture on the Resources of the State
+ in Fraternity Hall on the evening o
d December IS, under the auspices o
e the local Council of the knights o
s Columbus. The lecture was ILLUSTRATED
a with stereopticon slides and was en-
l. joyed by a large audience.