The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-10-17

| ndClOn Immediately after the late
Mass in the Church of st. John the
Baptist of which the Rev. J. C. Laven
ture is pastor.
Franklin: Mrs. Margaret Fox, for
merly of the Sacred Heart parish
died last week at ST. Joseph's Hospi
tai, Lewiston, Idaho, where her daugh
ter, Sister Mary Lourdes, is a mem
Der of the Community of St. Joseph
and teacher in ST. Stanislaus paro
chial school. She was buried from the
Church of st. Stanislaus of which
Rev. Vincent Chiappa, S. j., is pastor
The Sisters of ST. Joseph and the
| children of the parochial school at
tended the funeral.
st. Peter: The following have been
| elected officers of the Women's Cath.
Ollie Literary Club: President, Mrs.
c.. A. Connor; first Vice President,
Mrs. G. Nutter; second Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. c. Burg; Financial Secre-
tary, Mrs. Ground; Recording Secre-
tary, Mrs. P. H. Ward; Treasurer,
Miss G. Farrell.
Belle PLANE: Rev. Philip Salmone,
an Oriental priest residing in La
Crosse, Wis, delivered an illustrated
lecture at the Majestic Theatre on
Sunday, October II. He gave his au-
dience an interesting account of life
in Mohammedan countries and showed
how Turkish rule binders the prog
ress of civilization.
Client: At three o'clock on Sunday
afternoon, October II, the new
parochial school of the parish of st.
Eloi was blessed by the Most Rever-
end Archbishop At the church a
procession was formed in which the
following parish societies took part:
the Holy Angels Sodality, the Sodali.
ties of the Blessed Virgin and of st.
Joseph, the Catholic Order of Fores.
tiers, and the Knights of Columbus
These were followed by other mem
bers of the parish and large number
and Green Valley. At the end of the
procession walked the Most Reverend
Archbishop who was preceded by the
altar boys and the visiting priests.
After the blessing of the new school
the procession was reformed and re-
turned to the church where the Most
Reverend Archbishop preached a
sermon to the congregation which
crowded the sacred edifice. He dwelt
on the founding and growth of the
Client Colony, one of the many which
he established throughout the state
about thirty years ago. He referred
to the fine school just blessed and
congratulated the people of the parish
and their pastor, Rev. H. " Van Wei
legham, on this new proof of their
| Catholic spirit and of their zeal in the
cause of Catholic education. The cele.
bration ended with Solemn Benedic,
ton of the Blessed Sacrament and
the singing of the TIE Deum by the
congregation. The following visiting
priests were present: Fathers Carlin
of Marshall, Stewart of Minneota
Kotouc of st. Leo, Wander Velden oil
Green Valley and Schaefer of Lucan
The new parish school takes the
| place of the old frame building
erected fourteen years ago and which
will now be remodelled and used as
residence for the Sisters of st. 10
seph, who have charge of the school
and as a boarding school. 1t is builC
of Springfield brick with a full base
ment in concrete and modern in every
respect in regard to steam heating
ventilation, ETC. The building is s.
feet long by SO feet wide and con
tains five class rooms, each twelve
| feet in the clear. A wide corridor
runs the full length of the building
The school cost about $4,000, all O
which is paid for.
Saltwater: At the regular meeting
of Saltwater Council, Knights of Co
lumbus, held on Monday evening, DC
tober II, appropriate exercises ii
commemoration of Landing day
were held at which the principal ad
dress was delivered by the Hon. D
w. Lawler of st. Paul. A large dele
cation of Knights from St. Paul at
tended the meeting after which
luncheon was served.