The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-12-18

Minneapolis Orphan Asylum: The
boys of the Minneapolis Orphan Home
and the Sisters of ST. Joseph who
care for them, wish to express their
thankful appreciation for all that has
been done for their home in the re-
cent campaign for funds. The people
who responded to the appeal with
ready generosity, and the noble heart
ed men and women who planned and
worked with unflagging zeal and self
! sacrifice, who gave their time and
energies without reserve, can be
thanked only by the frequent praye rs
Of those on whose behalf they have
| given so literally and worked so faith
fully. That God may bless with ma nj
fold bounty, all those who have be-
| friended their cause in this campaign
will be the enduring prayer alike of
Sisters and orphans.
Church of ST. Elizabeth: The net
sum of 81 ,030 was added to the parish
funds of the Church of St. Elizabeth,
Minneapolis, by the recent bazaar and
supper, lasting two evenings. The
school building was taxed to it's ca
pacity to accommodate the crowds
who attended the supper and sale both
evenings.
ga Southern Cinderella" presen ted
recently by the young women of st.
Elizabeths Dramatic Club, was a sue
cess in every way. The members of
! Ion OF nr1ry horc n
the St. Charles Dramatic Club and
their work showed experience and
| talent of a high order.
Lincoln Court C. o. F.: The newly
elected board of officers of Line DIN
Court, No. $40 of the Catholic Or der
of Foresters, Minneapolis, is as fol
lows: P. H. Redmond, chief rang er;
J. f. Murtaugh, vice chief rang Ter;
Jas. McCauley, recording secreta Try !;
A. J. Asselin, financial secretary; j. F.
| Hooper treasurer; e. w. McGill,
speaker: and T. w. Young. mem Der
of the board of trustees.
A. O. n. Officers: Among the Hi
| DCI VI SOuAGy D1NI
| No. 1 has elected p. V. O'DOnnell,
president and VIM. Casey, secretary.
Division No. 2 has chosen Felix Nc
Nance as president and Frank Bulger
as secretary. Paul Jeffries will head
Division No. 8 next year and Frank
Styles will be secretary; while NJ. F.
Crahen and Jas. Hickey will be presi
dent and secretary respectively of Di
vision No. g. The other divisions will
hold their election before the end OF
the year.
White Bear Lake: A Christmas
sale was held in the school hall on
| Thursday, December 16, under the
auspices of the women of the parish
land a considerable sum was realized
for the benefit of the Church of St
Mary of the Lake, of which Rev. John
Fahey is pastor.
/ Kilkenny: The bazaar held Deem
Der s to 10 for the benefit of the
Church of st. Canice, of which Rev
]. H. Prendergast is pastor, proved 6
great social and financial success
Meals were served each day by the
women of the parish and the usua
booths and amusements we're pro
vided for visitors. The booths con
Quoted by the senior class of st
Canice school attracted special atten
ton, containing as they did fancy
articles made by the children during
the past few months. Among Tho
valuable donations were fifty dollars
in gold, a set of harness, and Other
articles.
Belle PLANE: Last week the Rev
T. Minogue, pastor of the Church O
the Sacred Heart, took possession o
the new parochial residence which ha'
been erected at a cost of about $4,000
1t is a pressed brick structure, well
lighted and roomy and equipped will
all modern conveniences. A promi
nent feature is wide sun parlor OF
the south side with sleeping porcl
, overhead. On the first floor are thu
library, office, living room, dinin:
room, and kitchen, and on the seconC
floor four bed rooms and bath, and OF
J third story roomy attic.
2 st. Peter: The first issue of 9Th
: Review" a bi-monthly publication TO
: the members of st. Peters parish, o
which Rev. D. J. Moran is pastor, ha
5 just been issued from the press.
S is four-page paper, ten by fourtee
, inches in size, containing news item
3 of general interest to the members @
S the congregation, as we'll as a goo
!, selection of reading matter for tn
4 family.
: st. Peters parochial school has a
a enrolment of one hundred pupils, III
i der the direction of the Sisters of s.
e Joseph An auto-bus makes regula
: trips between st. Peter and Kasots
v bringing the children from that SCI
!, ton to the school and carrying ther
b home in the evening. On Sundays
i serves as an accommodation for tn
people who live in Kasota and viciI
t ity bringing them to and from tn