The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-09-12
rington in 1889, and who accompanied
him on his recent trip to Ireland.

new addition to the CatnOlfc BOYS Ut
phanage in Minneapolis is now up to
the third story and an effort will be
made to complete it as soon as posi-
BILE so that the Sisters and their
charges may be able to take advan-
tage of the added accommodations
which it affords and which are much
needed.
Plans have been made for the re-
modelling and renovating of the resi-
dence of the chaplain on the grounds
of the Orphanage and the work will
be completed in the course of few
weeks.
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel:
The Kewpie Club will give an ice
cream social Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER Is, at 625 Main Street N. E.,
Minneapolis. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the church funds. The Kew
pie Club is composed of young women
of the parish and it's membership is
increasing steadily. The members OF
the committee in charge of next Tues
day evenings social are as follows:
The Misses Irma Baiocchi, Candid
Baiocchi, Mary Martocci, Josephine
Baiocchi, Florence Gounella and
Amalia Pierotti. The pastor, Rev. A.
A. Comparini, has placed his residence
at the disposal Of the committee for
the evening of the social.
Retreat for Little Sisters: The Lit
tie Sisters of the Poor at st. Joseph's
Home for the Aged Poor in Northeast
Minneapolis are making their annual
retreat. The exercises began on Fri
day, September 4, and will end with
Mass Sunday morning, September 13.
The retreat master is Reverend
Charles Gudenuss S. j., of Toledo,
Ohio.
lie Sueur Center: Last Sunday
afternoon, September 6, the corner
stone of the new parochial school
of St. Mary was laid. Solemn Bene-
diction of the Blessed Sacrament was
given in the Church of St. Mary at
Rev. James J. Woods, assisted by
the Rev. E. Polasek of Montgomery,
and the Rev. w. E. Etzel of the Col
lege of st. Thomas, st. Paul. Imme-
diately afterwards a procession was
formed led by the cross bearer, acoly-
ties, and altar boys, who were followed
by the children of the parish, the
mems and women's societies, and a
large congregation who had assem-
bled to witness the ceremony. At the
end of the procession marched the
visiting priests, Rev. l.. Carey of st.
Thomas, Rev. M. Reilly of Waterville,
Rev. D. J. Moran of st. Peter, and
Rev. J. NJ Reardon of st. Paul, who
acted as master of ceremonies, the
celebrant and his assistants. When
the procession reached the school the
cornerstone was blessed and placed in
position by the Rev. James J. Woods,
after which sermons were delivered
in Bohemian, German and English
by Fathers Polasek, Etzel, and Rear
don, respectively. At the close of the
religious ceremonies the members of
the young ladies' sodality served re-
freshments on the church lawn. The
ceremony was witnessed by a large
congregation among whom were many
people from the neighboring parishes.
A temporary parochial school was
opened in the basement of the church
of st. Mary on September 1, under the
direction of the Sisters of st. Joseph,
Eighty-five pupils have already been
enrolled. The new school will be
ready for occupancy before the end
of the year, and the Sisters convent
| which is now being erected will be
completed next month.
Heidelberg: Rev. Stanislaus Meyer
who was ordained in st. Paul Sem
mary on August 25, said his first Mass
in the Church of ST. Scholastica or
September 2. The pastor, Rev. A
Brzoskowski, was arch-priest, Rev. M
Klesmit, deacon, Rev. l.. B. Kucera
subdeacon and Mr.. Jolkowski, master
of ceremonies. The new priest wa:
escorted from the parsonage to the
church by a procession of priests, fel
low students, altar boys, and little
girls dressed in white. The Rev
Peter Roy, pastor of the Church O
st. Adalbert, st. Paul, preached the
sermon.
Bird Island: The new parochia
school of st. Mary has just been com
pleted at a cost of $4,000 1t opened
on September Z. The dedication will
take place later in the fall.
Montgomery: The tenth biennia
convention of the "Katolicky Delnik
of Minnesota, met in Montgomery Oh
Saturday and Sunday, August 80 an
81. 1t was attended by delegates from
: all sections of the State The bus
; ness meetings were held in 81
, Raphael's hall. The following officer
were elected for the coming year
President, John Schultz, Silver Lake
: Vice President, Frank Janda, Mont
gomery; Recorder, Joseph Chalupsky
: Baroun; Treasurer, John w. Kucers
Montgomery, the last named bein
: elected for the twenty-second consecl
/ tive year. The next State Conventio
will be held in New Prague in 1911
/ Delegates to the National Conventio
\ to be held at Cedar Rapids, Ia, in jan
: uary, 1915, were elected as follows