The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-08-22
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

oral on next SUNDAY, August 70, ana
on the following Sunday, August 80,
when the last Sunday service will be
held.
Owing to unforeseen delays the
new Cathedral will not be ready for
occupancy on the first Sunday of Sep
TENDER and, consequently, the mem
bers of the congregation will worship
in the auditorium of the new Cattle
dral School, College Avenue and Third
Street, for a few weeks after the old
Cathedral is abandoned The first
Sunday service in the school auditor
ium will be held on Sunday, Septem-
Der s. Mass will be celebrated at
the same hours as in the old Cattle
dral, namely, at 6, z, s, 8, 10, and II
o'clock. After the first of September
the week days masses will also be
celebrated in the auditorium of the
new school. This arrangement will
continue until the new Cathedral can
be used for divine service.
Up to the present about fifty names
and addresses of the surviving
pioneers who witnessed the laying of
the cornerstone of the old Cathedral
on July q, 1855, have been secured
by Mr.. William O'Gorman. Those
who have not yet sent in their names
and addresses are requested to do so
as soon as possible in order that spe-
cial seats may be reserved for all of
them who can attend the final Sunday
service in the old Cathedral on Au-
gust 80, at II o'clock. Any one who
knows the name and address of an
early settler entitled to a reserved
seat on the occasion should communi-
cate with Mr.. William O'Gorman, 80
West Tenth Street, st. Paul.
Church of the Holy Redeemer: The
Italian congregation of the Holy Re-
deemer which has heretofore wor-
shipped in the basement of the old
Cathedral WILL on and after the first
Sunday of September, attend Mass in
the basement of the Church of the
Assumption. This is necessitated by
the abandonment of the old Cathe-
dral to the wreckers on the first of
September. The Rev. H. Ciebattone
is pastor of the parish, as we'll as of
the Church of St. Ambrose on Bradley
Street.
CentraI-Verein Will Meet in st.
Paul: At the National Convention of
the Central-Verein hold in Pittsburg,
Pa, last week, st. Paul was chosen
as the convention city for 1915. Mr..
J. @. Juenemann, 862 Tuscarora Ave-
nue., was reelected National Secretary
for the fourth time. He is also Secre-
tary of the st. Paul German Roman
Catholic Aid Association, an Office
which he has held for eleven years.
A. o. n. Field Day: About two
thousand spectators witnessed the eX
ercises of the third annual Field Day
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
of Ramsey County held on the ST.
Thomas College athletic grounds on
the afternoon of August 16. The
principal event of the day-the tug
of war between a Ramsey County team
won for the second time by the former
who thus retain the Bremen trophy
a silver cup to be awarded the Coun
ty team that wins it on three different
occasions. The Coroners Cup, do
mated each year by Coroner D. G
Jones of Ramsey County to the com
petitor winning the greatest number
I,r Do oil
of st. Paul, with a total of twenty-si1
points. The mile race was won by
D. Skooglund of st. Paul; the hammer
throw by B. Connolly; the running
broad jump by B. Steele; the hop, steI
and jump by Raymond Kelly; the
forty-yard dash by Clifford Steele;
and the hSlt-miie race by u, SKoog
lund. The married women's race was
won by Mrs. E. MCGEE, the single
women's race by Miss M. Tierney
and the Ladies Auxiliary event b!
Mrs. H. Bremen. The Honorable
Daniel w. Lawler of st. Paul, deliver
ed an address on Irish Athletics.
The athletic program was intersperseC
with band music, and refreshments
were served during the afternoon. AL
the events were keenly contested ant
the meeting was voted the most en-
thusiastic and successful ever hell
by the Hibernians of Ramsey County
College of ST. Thomas: The new
Armory and Club House which i
being built by Butler Bros, of 81
Paul, will be completed the latter par
of September. The front portion O
the structure which is to serve as
club house has already been roofe
in and the steel girders for the roc
of the armory have been placed i
position When completed it will
a valuable addition to the equipmen
of the College and will afford ampl
room for military exercises as We
as a much-needed auditorium:
ST. Patrick's Chapel: The member
of Division No. s, Ladies Auxiliary c
the A. o. H., will give card party
the home of Mrs. Margaret Brady. 6
Tilton Street, st. Paul, on the evenin
of September 1, for the benefit of S
Patrick's Chapel in the new Cathedra
Seed Corn Week: The date of See
Corn Week, to which reference wa
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