The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-12-05

their history. On Sunday afternoon
at half past three o'clock he gave a
| stereOpticon lecture in the school hall
for the children, showing scenes from
| the life of Christ as depicted in Ben
Hur. Sunday evening brought large
crowd to the hall where Father Sal
none lectured on his native country
of Turkey.
Church of ST. Anthony: Work on
the new parochial school of st. An
thony de Padua has advanced rapidly.
The basement and first floor will be
completed in about week and work
will then be suspended for the winter.
A concert and picture show was
given in st. Anthonys school hall on
Thursday of last week, and similar
entertainment was presented last
Sunday afternoon. The hall was
crowded on both occasions, many WIS.,
itors from outside the parish as well
as the parishioners themselves COM
ing to the concerts.
Church of st. Philip: Mrs. J. Pod
lasek was the winner of the dwelling
house which was offered as the chief
prize in the recent bazaar held for the
benefit of st. Philips Church, Mime
apolis. The drawing took place in
the e. A. r. hall on Tuesday evening
of last week.
lie Sueur Center: A class of thirty
five children will receive their first
Holy Communion at the early Mass on
the Feast of the Immaculate Concep-
ton in the Church of st. Mary Of
which the Rev. James J. Woods is
pastor.
The Sisters of st. Joseph, in charge
of st. Mary's parochial school, will
move into their new residence on
December s. The furnishings for the
Convent were donated by the women
societies of the parish who collected
$3.50 for this purpose. The new con-
vent is a commodious and well-ap-
pointed brick structure with all mod
ern improvements.
lie Sueur: Representatives of the
Hibernian societies of lie Sueur
County met in LIE Sueur on Sunday
afternoon, November Is, and elected
the following county officers for the
coming term: President, Frank A.
Crosby of Kilkenny; Vice President,
William Ahern, LIE Sueur; Treasurer,
J. F. Ronayne, st. Thomas; Secretary,
J. B. Smith, Kilkenny; Chaplain, Rev.
r. Cahill, LIE Sueur. The regular
business meeting was followed by a
social session which was thoroughly
enjoyed by the delegates.
Saltwater: The bazaar held in the
Clancy Memorial School under the
auspices of ST. Michael's parish closed
on Saturday, November 81. 1t proved
quite successful from financial and
social point of view and consider
able sum was realized for the benefit
of the parish.
Hastings: The annual sale and ba-
zaar for the benefit of the Church of
the Guardian Angels of which the
Rev. F. J. Lang is pastor, will open
on December II, and will be presided
over by the women of the parish. The
proceeds will be added to the
treasury of the church..
Faribault: The local Council of the
Knights of Columbus has presented
the Faribault Public Library with a
set of the Catholic Encyclopedia
which has been placed in the refer
ence room. The Library Board ten
dered vote of thanks to the Council
for this generous gift.
An entertainment was given at
Bethlehem Academy on the afternoon
of Tuesday, November "a, under the
auspices of the Visiting Nurses Aux
Hilary for the benefit of the Free Bed
Fund. The program consisted OF
readings by Mrs. James E. O'Neill
and violin selections by Blanche Shelf
field, accompanied by Mrs. w. M
West. A considerable sum was rea
lized for this charitable purpose.
A Harp Recital by Mrs. Francis H
Wade was given at Bethlehem Acad
envy on Friday evening, November q
and thoroughly enjoyed by large ant
appreciative audience.
A bazaar for the benefit of st. Law
renee Church will be held in thu
school hall on Tuesday and Wednes
day, December and 8. Dinner ant
supper will be served each day and ;
variety of useful and fancy articles
will be disposed of by the women o
the congregation who have charge o
the different booths.