The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-08-07
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL


X. of c. Delegates: During the pas
week many Knights of Columbus as
sembled in the Twin Cities in prepare
ton for their visit to San Francisco
to attend the national convention. They
were entertained for two days by the
local members of the order. On Fri
day evening, July 80, sixty members
travelling in five coach special train
left st. Paul. The st. Paul delegates
were: John Burns, John e. Berry
w. D. Dwyer, and DIR. E. w. Buckley
supreme physician. The Minneapolis
organization was represented by
William Donohue. All were &C.
companied by members of their fam
lilies. Rev. William Busch, state
chaplain, was also with the party,
After the convention the delegation
will visit the fair at San Francisco,
and will return by a southern route.
Church of ST. Andrew: Next Tues
day, August 10, the members of st.
Andrews parish will give their first
annual excursion. They have chartered
the steamer Purchase and Barge, and
are busy in the endeavor to make
this outing a great success. The
boat will leave the foot of Jackson
street at 8 p. NJ. Music, refresh
ments, and various forms of enter
tainment will help to make the even
ing a most enjoyable one.
Lake Johanna Camp: The summer
camp for boys at beautiful Lake Jo-
hanna has had a very satisfactory
season so far, in spite of the inclem-
ent weather that has marked this sum-
mer. To date, lao boys have regis
tered at the camp, and they all re-
port an enjoyable and profitable time.
II is expected that the last week will
break the seasons record for attend
ance. The camp will close on August
81.
The week of August, 22-9 will be
known at Football Week. During
that time the management will enter
tain the players on last years team,
as well as prospective candidates for
this seasons eleven. The newest
methods in football strategy will be
impaired to the players and tried out
in practice.
Church of ST. Bridget: On We'd
nesday evening, August II, a lawn
-Nnfnl ttrfll hn rriN of thn hn11on nf
MIR. Joseph Proulx, for the benefit of
the new parish. The pastor, Rev.
James Donahoe, is displaying great
energy i'm gathering in the strength of
the parish for united effort in estab-
fishing a church.
Friends and parishioners are in
vited to the social, at Fremont and
32d ave. NJ, Minneapolis.
Montgomery: The local council of
the Knights of Columbus will hold
their second annual outing and basket
picnic at Rosenau's resort at Lake
Volney on Sunday, August 18th. The
Montgomery National band has been
secured to render music during the
day. committee is at work plan
ming an interesting program of sports
which will be held in the park.
Oakdale: The Church of the
Guardian Angels has put on a new
dress after three months work of
painting and decorating by Mr.. James
Kiemen from st. Paul Ca member of
st. Matthew's Church). 1t is a mas
terpiece of art and the above men,
toned painter can be recommended
to every one who has need in this
line: but the best recommendation
would be a visit to the church on the
Hudson Road, whose present pastor
is Rev. ]. A. Berglev.
Jordan: Rev. p. Alexander, o. F.
NJ, has been transferred from the
Jordan residence to Chaska, Mimi, to
attend to st. Hubert's Church, Chan
hassen, Mimi. Many are the sad
hearts that will go out in prayer for
Father Alexander and his success
wherever he is called to labor in the
Masters vineyard. A truer, better
friend never graced the earth. Dur
ing his stay here, Father Alexander
has won large circle of friends who
regret very much to give him up. In
addition to his exceptional ability he
possesses a personality that has been
admired by all citizens, and his
courtly manner, genial disposition,
have made an impression that will
not soon be forgotten. May Heaven s
richest blessing attend him.
Gibbon, sibIey County: The Cath
olic congregation of this place is to
be congratulated upon the spirit
shown in subscribing in the neighbor.
hood of $4,000 to go toward the cree.
ton of a fine brick parsonage. Plans
for the building are under considera.
tion at present and work on the new
building will be started as soon as
possible. Their pastor, Reverend Va.
lerian Schatz, now makes his resi-
dence here.