The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-08-08

House. The street car company fur
nished free transportation for the chill,
dren. Paul Raineys African hunt pic
lures, depicting animal life in the
jungle, were shown. The performance
was much enjoyed by the children.
Chanhassen: The Rev. Giles Strub
o. F. M, pastor of the Church of ST.
Hubert, has been transferred to Teu-
topolis, ILL.,, and the Rev. Alexander
Dorenkemper, o. F. NJ, of Chillicothe,
Mo-, has been appointed his successor.
ST. John: Father Raymond Holte,
o. F. NJ, of st. Francis Church, Sacra-
mento, Cal, formerly pastor of St
Peter and Paul's Church, Belle PLANE,
has been appointed pastor of the
Church of ST. John, replacing the Rev.
Herbert Stotter, O.. F. M, who at
tended the parish from Jordan, and
who has been transferred to St. Louis,
Mo.
New Trier: twenty-five Sisters of
Notre Dame from the Motherhouse in
Mankato attended a meeting of the
Sisters for the discussion of matters
relating to school work at the resi-
dence of the parochial school Sisters
of the parish of the Blessed Virgin
last week, at the close of the summer
school held in the Motherhouse.
Carver: The Rev. Urban Habig, O.
F. NJ, pastor of the Church of St
Nicholas, has been transferred to Cal
ifornia and his place is taken by Fa-
Their Lambert, o. F. NJ, of Columbus,
Neb.
MarshaIl: The members of the par
ish of the Most Holy Redeemer ten
dered reception to the Rev. H. R.
Jordan, D. d., in the Knights of Co
lumbus Hall on Tuesday evening, July
%. Father Jordan has been pastor of
the parish for year and has just been
transferred to the St. Paul Seminary
New UIm: Sunday July 26, was
the fifteenth anniversary of the or
ganization of st. AIMS Court No. 389,
of the Women's Catholic Order of
Foresters, and also it's patronal feast
The event was commemorated at a
banquet and entertainment held in
the school hall. Eleven of the thirty.
one charter members of the organiza-
ton were present at the celebration
After the banquet the Rev. Robert
Schlinkert, pastor of the Church OF
the Most Holy Trinity, who acted as
POSTMASTER, gave an address in which
he praised the organization for the
good work which it haG accomplished
during it's existence. Under his direc.
ton an interesting program of vocal
and instrumental selections was rem,
dered and a number of addresses
made by the members of the court
Mrs. Graft, Chief Ranger of the Court,
presented each of the eleven charter
members present with a beautiful pot
ted fern as momento of the occa
sion.
Jordan: Brother AIphonsus Muel
Ter, o. F. NJ, died at the residence
of the Franciscan Fathers on Sunday
July 26, and was buried from the
Church of st. John the Baptist the
following Tuesday. Brother Alphon
sus was born in Germany and took
the habit of the Franciscan Order
in 1875. For the past thirty-three
years he has been stationed at Jordan
Faribault: The summer school con
Quoted at Bethlehem Academy for the
Sisters of st. Dominic closed on Satur
day, August 1, and on Tuesday, Au
gust 4, the Feast of st. Dominic, the
seventy Sisters who followed the
course of instruction entered upon the
exercises of their annual retreat unde1
the direction of Rev. J. M. Reardor
Of st. Paul.
Tracy: On Wednesday evening
July 20, a farewell reception was ten
dered to the Rev. George Carlin, pas
tor of the Church of st. Mary for thu
past seven years and who has beer
transferred to the pastorate of Mar
shall. About two hundred of thu
parishioners gathered to bid him fare
well. Mr.. Vahle made an address
and, on behalf of the congregation
presented Father Carlin with a sub
stantial purse as a slight token o
their appreciation of his zealou
labors. Father Carlin made a suitable
response, in which he thanked tn
congregation for the kindness the
had shown him during the years of hi
residence among them. The lawn wa
beautifully decorated with Chimes
lanterns and electric lights. Refresh
ments were served, after which mt
steal and literary program was rer
dered. Many of Father Carlin's nor
Catholic friends from Tracy and Weir
ity attended the function. Fathe
Doyle, of Lake Benton, made an &C
dress at the close of the program.