The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-01-24

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further plans for a parochial school.
The building committee elected at the
meeting consists of the following
members: Leonard Bures, T. F. Con-
roy, Peter Fournelle, Frank Lonergan
and Joseph Hardy. An appraisement
committee was appointed to assess
each member of the parish for con-
tributions to the building fund.
Murdock: St. John Court No. 1871,
G. o. F., held public installation of
it's officers on Wednesday evening,
January a. State Organizer Peter
Loskiel, who had been invited for the
occasion, was present and installed
the following officers: Spiritual Di-
rector, Rev. w. P Walsh; G. R., J. J..
Lannon; V. c. R., Jos. Shekleton; P.
C. R., Father Schaaf; Rec. Sec. J. L..
Yost; Fin. Sec, w. P. Walsh; Treas,
Thos. Archer; Trustees, Francis Walsh,
JOS Krattenmacher, Ed. Commerford;
Conductors, John Commerford, Mike
Dorrish; Sentinels, Mic. Yost, Chas.
Krattenmacher. After the installation
Rev. Father Walsh gave a short ad-
dress, as did also Mr.. Loskiel, at the
conclusion of which lunch and refresh
ments were served by the ladies.
The officers for the present year of
the Altar Society of the Sacred Heart
Church, elected Sunday, January II,
are as follows: President, Mrs. J. P.
Archer; vice president, Mrs Val
Schaaf secretary, Miss Stella Nc
Ginnis: treasurer, Miss Anna Pothen.
GraceviIIe: The Ancient Order of
Hibernians and the Ladies' Auxiliary
held their joint installation of officers
Thursday evening of last week. The
ceremonies were followed by a pro-
gram of musical and literary numbers.
| The address of the evening was given
| by jeremiah Scanlon.
| New UIm: St. Johns Court No.
sos, Catholic Order of Foresters, has
introduced a new feature at the regu-
lar meetings. At the meeting Janu-
airy 8, w. Eckstein delivered an ad-
dress on president Wilson and the
Mexican Trouble" On Thursday of
this week, Education in the Demon
national and the Public Schools" was
the subject of the address, followed
by general discussion. This feature
of the meetings has proved attractive
and will be kept up regularly.
st. Peter: The st. Peter Council
of the Knights of Columbus have pre-
sented set of the Catholic Encyclo
pedia to the public library, and also
six copies of Bird S. Coler's book
1.-TWO and Two Make Four"
Springfield: The building com
mittee of the new st. Raphaels
Church, recently elected, are the fol.
lowing: President, Michael Lehrer;
secretary, A. c. Ochs; treasurer
George Forster; consulting members
J. B. Augustin, George Wurmstein
John Ryan and Joseph Kreitinger. The
work of gathering subscriptions will
be finished in two months.
Excelsior: Reverend Thomas Cush
en-, pastor of the Church of st. Johr
the Baptist, gave a banquet to his
church choir at Excelsior, Tuesday
evening of last week, at Glen Morris
Inn.
Litchfield: Nearly everyone in the
city and countryside attended "The
Meeker County Fair" given Friday
and Saturday of last week in the opera
house, under the auspices of the
Catholic Club. The singing and othe1
music woven into the play, and al
rendered by local talent, brought ou
enthusiastic applause.
Belle PLANE: Sacred Heart Court
No. 772, Catholic Order of Foresters
and st. Margaret's Court No. 666
w. G. o. F., held a joint installation
of officers Tuesday evening, January
Is. The meeting was an open one
and large numbers were present
State Organizer Peter Loskiel con
Quoted the ceremonies for the men
and Mrs. Francis Nicolin, ST., of st
Paul, for the women. A luncheon was
served by the ladies after the cere
monies. The new officers are: Fol
the mems organization: Spiritual di
rector, Rev. J. F. Curry, o. F
M; C. R., Nicholas Fritz; V
c. R., John Blaha; P. C. R.
VIM. Bailey; Rec. Sec, Jos. Grosser;
Fin. Sec, Jos. Schmitt; Treas, Franz
Rihl; Speaker, P. J. Weldon; Med. Elk
DR.. G.. R. Maloney; Trustees, M. Blan
]. J. Schmitt, D. P. Sullivan; Conduc
tors, Pat. Cannon, L. A. Seiberlich;
Sentinels, VIM. Tritz, John Meyer.
Of the w. C. o. F.: C. R., Marie
Schoell; V. G. R., Marie Hallnan;
Rec Sec, Sophia Hahn; Fin. Sec.
Anna Neubeiser; Treas, Marie Meis
niger; Trustees, Louisa Mayer, Agnes
Seiberlich, Johanna Cannon; Con
ductors, Catherine Grosser, Barbara
Tritz; Sentinels, Margaret Passmann
Catherine Meyer.
Pennington: The Rosary Society
and the Young Ladies' Sodality of st
Michael's Church held meetings las
Sunday at which the reports for 191;
were read The report of the Rosary
Society showed that $2,31S was taker
in during the year and the report o
the Young Ladies' Sodality showed
returns amounting to $1,2S7.
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