The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-04-18

the Church of St. Bridget Six young
men of the parish and four young
women formed the cast. Music was
furnished by Murphy's orchestra. Re-
J freshments were served after the play
in Association Hall by the women of
the parish.
Northfield: The members of North
| field Council No. 1916, Knights of Co.
lumbus, received Holy Communion in
body Easter Sunday morning in the
Church of st. Dominic. C. S. Dougher-
ty and Grand knight o. n. Calef will
| be the delegates to represent North
field council at the state convention
to be held in Minneapolis in May.
The index to the Catholic Encyclo-
pedia was given to Mortified Public
Library this week by the Mortified
Council, knights of Columbus. The
complete set, consisting of fifteen vol
umes, was presented to the Library by
the Council a little over a year ago.
New UIm: The annual report of
the Church of the Holy Trinity for
1913 was issued last week in a
pamphlet of forty-four pages. 1t shows
that the church debt was reduced dur
ing the year by $14, 400 and now stands
at $15,900. The receipts during the
year amounted to $17,820.80. Of this,
the ST. Elizabeth Society contributed
$923.80; st. Anne's Court, $773.68; the
Mothers Society, $57470, and the
Young Ladies' Sodality, $3.50. The re-
ceipts of the cemetery fund were $716.
In the newly organized parish of st.
Mary the chief activities were the
purchase of site and the laying of
walk at a cost of $23464. During the
year there were 12O baptisms; 20
adults and 10 children died; 80 mar
riages were solemnized. The registra-
ton of the parochial school is $40
children.
Reverend Ado1ph Schott, C. PIP. S.,
who has been chaplain at Loretto Hos
pital for the past two years, left on
April 13 for Collegeville, Ind, having
been transferred to that place by the
provincial of the Congregation of the
Precious Blood, of which Father
Schott is member. He has been an
untiring worker for Loretto Hospital
and at the time the building was con-
structed was especially active in at
tending to the many details. Father
Schott is succeeded by Rev. Anselm
Schmid, of Rome City, Ind, who ar
rived last week.
WaverIy: The Knights of Column
bus gave a social entertainment at
the city hall Monday evening, April Is.
The music was in charge of Potter's
orchestra and the women of st. Mary's
parish served supper.
Green Isle: The Young Ladies So
dality donated $35 recently for the
purchase of books for the library of
ST. Brendan's parish. The pastor, Rev.
etend James E. Doyle, has invited the
parishioners to send in lists of books
which they deem may be of greatest
value to the library. The books pur-
chased will be selected chiefly from
these lists.
Springfield: Plans for the new
Church of ST. Raphael are being draft
ed by the firm of Parkinson & Dock
endorf, architects of La Crosse, Wis.
In style the church will be Roman
esque, and the architects expect to
have the preliminary sketches ready
for the inspection of the committee be-
fore May 1. The church will cost
about $25, 900.
Belle PLANE: The Children of Mary
of the Sacred Heart Church received
their monthly Communion on Easter
Sunday at the early Mass. All the
members were present, and the pro-
cession, as they marched wearing
their sodality medals and regalia, was
an edifying sight. A meeting was
held after Mass and Miss Mary
O'Brien read paper on st. Patrick
which was followed by debate. At
the next meeting, the first Sunday in
May, Miss Julia O'Mahony will read
paper.
The Holy Name Society, embracing
all the young men IN the parish, held
special meeting on Palm Sunday.
Mr.. Andrew O'Donovan was unani-
mously elected marshal of the society,
his duty being to take charge Of pro-
cessions, monthly Communions and
social meetings of the society. The
usual monthly meeting will be held
on Sunday, April 10, and the members
will receive Holy Communion in a
body on Sunday, April e. The soci
ETY. will give an entertainment on Fri
day, April "a.
The members of the st. Aloysius
Society, which embraces all of the
children of the parish of the Sacred
Heart, will receive Holy Communion
on Sunday, April 10.