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

/ ll6lLl II. DOUduue1 Sfduu might,
John Murray, deputy grand knight;
Paul Casserly, chancellor; ]. w. Hoff-
man, recorder; N. J. Kennedy, finan-
cial secretary; John c. Sheehan,
treasurer; Frank Williams, advocate;
A. H. Selb, warden; John Hannah, in
side guard; J. J. Boulton, outside
| guard J. M. Gleason, trustee.
An informal party will be given at
the club house, 428 South Eighth
Street, next Monday evening; and a
week later, October &c, which is the
fifth anniversary of the opening of the
club house, suitable program will be
rendered in commemOratiOn of that
event.
Church of the Incarnation: Nearly
one thousand women went to confess
sion last week to the Oblate Fathers,
who are conducting the mission in the
Incarnation Church, Minneapolis, and
practically all the children of the par
ish also received the Sacramento. This
week the mission is for the men of
the parish and they are showing the
same faithful spirit of sturdy Catho-
licity that the women showed last
week They have filled the church
each evening and despite the cold and
the wet have crowded to the early
morning Mass at half-past five o'clock.
Many, too, have been able to attend
the eight o'clock Mass and the SER
mon following it; but the majority
have to be at their days work before
that time The mission will end Sun
day evening, October IS, at half-past
seven o'clock
Columbus Day: In accordance with
the request of DR.. E. E. Spaulding,
Superintendent of Schools of Mime
the public school buildings in that
city on Columbus Day, October IL,
and exercises commemorative the dis
covery of America by Columbus were
held.
Springfield: The cornerstone of the
new Church of st. Raphael of which
Rev. H. P Fey is pastor, will be laid
next Sunday, October Is.
FaribauIt: Faribault Council of the
knights of Columbus held it's annual
election of officers in the M. w. A.
Hall on Tuesday, evening, October 6,
with the following result: Grand
Knight, William Theissen; Deputy
Grand knight, T. A. Melia; Chancel-
lor, DR.. p. A Smith; Financial Secre-
tary, George Kaul; Recording Secre-
tary, j. P. Flynn; Treasurer, John
Reising; Warden, John Endres; ,Ad-
yocate, Thomas Quinn; Inside Guard,
John Shea; Outside Guard, D. w.
| COmford; Trustee, e. F. Kelly. Fol-
| lowing the election of officers an oys-
ter supper was served and brief ad-
dresses made by members of the
| Order
|, The Zoellner String Quartet will
/ give recital at Bethlehem Academy
next Saturday evening, October II.
| The members have a we'll deserved
reputation in musical circles, their
repertory comprising the standard
works of the old masters as we'll as
the most important works of modern
composers.
SheIdsViIe: The people of ST.
Patrick's parish under the direction
Of the pastor, Rev. J. J. MOllOy, be-
gan the erection of a parish hall last
week which will be used for parochial
and fraternal meetings as well as fol-
public entertainments. The building
will be frame structure, 40 by SO
feet, containing a dining room and
kitchen on the first floor and an au
ditorium with stage on the second
The contract for it's erection was
awarded to Benson Brown of Fart
bault.
Lc Sueur Center: The exterior o.
the new parochial school of st. Mary
is completed and the work of lathins
and plastering the interior has be
gun. The residence for the sister!
of st. Joseph who have charge of the
school is being plastered and will bt
ready for occupancy about the frs
of December. The contract for thu
plumbing and heating in both build
ings was let last week. The parochia
school which is being conducted il
the basement of the church has al
enrolment of ninety-fve. No doubt
this will be considerably increased
as soon as the new building is open
ed about the first of the year.
Twelve candidates were given tn
, honors of the first degree in tn
Knights of Columbus on Thursda
evening, October 1, by degree team
from Montgomery Council. The
{ will receive the major degrees o.
4 Sunday, November 8, when forty-fiv
candidates will be initiated into tn
i Order at Montgomery. There ar
J. now about thirty-five knights in s.
e Mary's parish.
Il VermiIIion: The new Church of S
John, a Romanesque structure whic
cost about $4,000, was solemnly dec
icated on Sunday, October II, by tn
a Right Reverend Bishop LAWYER In
u mediately after the dedication, Solem
High Mass was celebrated by the pa
i tor, Rev. Anthony Kaesen, assisted b
the Rev. A. Vanden Heuvel of Hende
son as deacon, and Rev. Fathe
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