The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-09-18

| The officers of the League had
planned on having ample rooming &C
commodations for all its patrons by
| October /, the date on which Mr.
Emery Mates was to turn over his
home at 1908 Hawthorne, to the Catho,
lie women. This, however, he will
be unable to do. He will occupy the
dwelling until April Is next and in
the mean time, beginning October |,
he will pay $3.50 a month rent to the
League for his occupancy of the home
The money thus secured will be de-
posted as fund with which to furnish
the home suitably when the League
takes possession of it next April.
Knights Elect Officers: At the an
nual election of officers of the Henne.
pin-Minneapolis Council, Knights OF
Columbus, of Minneapolis, held on
Monday evening, September IS, the
following officers were chosen for the
coming year:
Grand Knight, c. Paul Tracy; Dep
uty Grand Knight, j. G. Melaven;
Chancellor, George Gleason; Finan
cial Secretary, Mark A. McCarty; Re
corder, J. W. Hoffman,; Treasurer, j
G.. Sheehan; Advocate, Daniel Foley;
Warden, G. P. Schwarz; Inside Guard
John Hannah; Trustee, Frank A
Gross.
North st. Paul: On Sunday after
noon, September IL, the Right Rever
end Bishop Lawler blessed the cor
nerstone and foundation of the new
Church of st. Peter, of which Rev. P
J. Lang is pastor After the ceremony
the Bishop preached a sermon II
which he dwelt on the significance Of
the Church as the home of Christ
upon earth and showed how fitting i
was that it be made as grand and i'm
posing as the generosity of the PEG
Pile permitted. The ceremony was at
tended by a number of priests from
st. Paul and the neighboring parishes
and witnessed by large congregation
despite the unfavorable weather con
ditions.
The whole day was set apart for {
celebration in connection with the
cornerstone laying. At noon and il
the evening the women of the parish
served meals to large number o
people and the refreshment booth:
were kept busy during the whole at
ternoon Music was furnished by thu
Saltwater Band and the proceeds o
the days celebration amounted t.
about $500.
The new Church which replaces thu
wooden structure now in use will b.
of brick with full basement and will
cost, when completed, about $4,000
AS soon as it is ready for occupanc.
the old Church will be. used, as. par
ish school until new building il
erected
White Bear: The Rev. John Fahe
who assumed charge of the parish o
St. Mary of the Lake last week, wa
the guest of honor at an informal re
ception given by the Mems Club O
the parish in the parochial school hal
last Monday night.
Belle PLANE: A fair for the benefi
of the Church of SIS. Peter and Pau
2 of which Rev. John Curry, o. F. M
is pastor, will be held on the frs
, two days of October. The women @
the parish will offer for sale larg
number of fancy articles and fiftee
: prizes will be awarded to successful
contestants.
The old parochial residence of tn
! parish of the Sacred Heart, of whic
, Rev. Thomas Minogue is pastor, wi
( be moved to vacant lot on the sout
| end of the block and, after renovs
I ton, will be offered for sale. TIL
parish is erecting new brick stru,
ture to serve as residence for tn
+: priest and making extensive alter;
r tions in the Church itself.
a Shakopee. Sister Carlotta, for tn
e past fifteen years teacher in S
n Marks parochial school, and for 81
years local Superior of the Con
munity of the School Sisters of NotI
r Dame, has been transferred to s
|. Albert's parochia1 school, Albertvill
Mimi. Under her supervision s
@ Marks school attained to a hig
J. state of efficiency.
: WaVerIy: The Sisters of st. JOSEF
# have been notified by Mr.. John Greg
of the Gregg Publishing Co. of Ne
York, that st. Mary's parochial scho
e is the winner of Gregg Writ,
A. School Banner for the excellent VOL
n done by the shorthand class in Il
A. Gregg Writer Certificate examin
r tions. In sending this banner M
is Gregg adds the expression of h
it hearty appreciation of the enthusiasts
Ie and hard work of the Sister in chars
t. of the class.