The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-01-17
before the fire department arrived
The loss did not exceed 800.

before the fire department arrived.
The loss did not exceed 800.
De La Sale Alumni: The annual
election of officers of the De La Sale
Alumni Association was held Friday
evening, January s, at the school
building on Nicollet Island. A smoker
and vaudeville program had been ar
ranged for the members, of which
about two hundred were present. The
officers elected for the current year
are as follows: John A. Seibel, presi-
dent; Fred A. Hadley, vice president;
Louis C. Flaherty, secretary; Sylves-
ter Cunningham, treasurer; Jas. Cog
win, John T. Kane, Ralph Branton,
executive committee. The reports of
the treasurer and financial committee
were most favorable and showed the
association as having progressed won
derfully during the past year. The
retiring president, Mr.. Jas. Cogwin,
and other officers were thanked for
the splendid condition of affairs by
Director Brother Austin.
st. Mary's Court, C. o. F.: On Fri
day evening, January 8, the following
officers of st. Mary's Court, No. $50,
Catholic Order of Foresters, Mime
apolis, were installed, Peter Loskiel
state organizer, being the installing
officer: Chief ranger, VIM. Eichers;
vice chief ranger, Jas. Connoy; re-
cording secretary, A. J. Johnson;
financial secretary, F. B. Schmit;
| treasurer, VIM. J. Amen; trustees,
Fred Forester, J. T. McGrath, J. S.
Foley; speaker, J. T. McGrath; con-
ductors, Geo. Richards, Albert Ollin-
ger; sentinels, Geo. Brady, John Pott-
ner.
Hennepin County A. o. H.: The
county board held a meeting Monday
evening, January IS, at the hall of
Division No. 4.
Division No. of the Hennepin
| County Ladies' Auxiliary will give a
wheel meeting Wednesday evening,
January 81, at their hall, corner of
Franklin and Bloomington, Mime
apolis. An invitation is extended to
all members Of the A. o. H. and
Auxiliary of Minneapolis.
The ten divisions of the county held
a joint installation Thursday evening,
January Is, at the hall of Division No
Z, at Seventh Street and Hennepin
Avenue. National President James j
Regain and State President T. J.
Doyle of ST. Paul were among those
who delivered addresses. Musical
numbers and recitations were pre-
scented. The sixty officers for the cur.
rent year were installed together.
Church of St. EIizabeth: The
Young Mems Club of the parish of St.
Elizabeth, Minneapolis, are making
preparations for an entertainment
Sunday evening, January 25, in the
school hall.
League of Catholic Women: The
final lecture in the series of ten, given
by Rev. John A. Ryan of st. Paul Sem
mary under the auspices of the Min
neapolis League of Catholic Women
was delivered Thursday evening, Jan
uary Is, in the hall at 720 Marquette
Avenue The Distribution of Wealth
was the general subject of the series
On the evening of January 8 DR.. Ryan
dealt with Reforms of the Wage Sys
tenn. The final lecture last Thursday
was a summary of the whole series
with conclusions drawn therefrom.
NicoIIet Court, C. o. F.: Deputy
High Chief Ranger Walter R. VashrC
installed the new officers of Nicollet
Court No. 255, Catholic Order of For
esters, Minneapolis, on January 6
Chief ranger, Bruno Pelletier, Sr.;
vice chief ranger Arthur Pilon past
chief ranger, Geo. Peltier; recording
secretary, Gilbert Chouinard; financial
secretary, Arthur Mennier; treasurer
George Plante; trustees, Joseph La
paine, Chas. Malenfant, Joseph Pei
letter; conductors, Andrew Mingo
Alfred Pelletier; sentinels, M. Lam
bert, Alfred Mingo; speaker, Eugene
Pelletier. A fine program was ar
ranged by the speaker. The ladies Of
E'toile Du Nord Court, w. c. o. F.
surprised the men Foresters by pre-
pairing lunch in the dining room
This was followed by a program Of
music and addresses.
RobbinsdaIe: The new parochia
residence of the parish of the Sacred
Heart is completed and Reverend
William H. Blum will occupy it next
week. The cost of the house is $500
with only small proportion remain
ing unpaid. The building is of stucco
finished in oak and birch. 1t is sup
piled with electric lights, hot water
heating system and is modern il
every respect.
Minneota: The new Church of st
Edward the Confessor will be ready
for dedication early in February. The
builders, S. w. Jonason Contracting
Co., of Aberdeen, S. D., will turn the
building over to the pastor, Reverend
w T Stewart durinu tho nonoinc