The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-10-14

of Thirty-eighth Street and Pleasant
Avenue. Members of the parish and
their friends gathered at the site at
present to take part in the ceremony.
The pastor, Reverend ]. M. Cleary, adj
dressed q few earnest words to the
congregation and then called on sew
eral of the priests present and on one
of the pensioners, Mr.. George Ben
| son Hewetson.
Rosary and benediction in the church
followed at eight O'Clock and at eight
thirty the Young Peoples Club and
the Willing Workers" received a large
gathering in the basement of the school
where all enjoyed the card social.
Lincoln Court C. o. E.: The officers
of Lincoln Court No. S19, Catholic Or
der of Foresters of Minneapolis, re-
Gently elected for the year 1917, are as
| follows Chief Ranger, p. Redmond;
Vice Chief Ranger, F. Wostrel; Re-
cording Secretary, John Kranz; Finan-
cial Secretary, A. Asselin; Treasurer,
John Hooper; Speaker, E. Young;
Trustee, John Murtah. Mr.. Redmond
and Mr.. Asselin, the present incum-
bents, were reelected.
League of Catholic Women: Mrs.
| NJ. ]. McFadden, president of the Guild
of Catholic Women of st. Paul, spoke
last Monday in Minneapolis before the
League of Catholic Women concerning
the national conference of Catholic
Charities recently held in Washington,
to which she was delegate. She also
told briefly of the work of the ST. Paul
Catholic Guild. Other speakers were
Rev. James Donahoe and Rev. Thomas
| Cullen of Minneapolis.
Northfield: The new pipe organ
| for the Church of st. Dominic ar
rived last week and is now being in
stalled 1t is manufactured by the
Holl Organ company of New Haven,
Conn.,, which has built many large
organs. 1t is reported that the organ
will be ready for use in two weeks.
ST. Peter: The Society for the
Propagation of the Faith was organ
lied Sunday, Oct. 8, in the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception. At both
the Masses the object and advantages
of the society were lucidly explained
and fifteen volunteer promoters are
busily engaged in securing members.
Miss Bertha K. Baberik will act as
secretary for the local society.
| Redwood Falls: At the regular
meeting last week of Sacred Heart
Court, No. 813, Catholic Order of For
esters, the following officers were in
stalled: c. R., H. M. Gilmore; V. c. R.,
James Whittet; P. c. R., John Lauter-
bach; Speaker, Edw. Dunlevy, ST.;
R. S., Athanas Henle; F. S., VIM. Kel-
lily; Conductors, ]. j. Juenemann and
Henry Amberg; Trustees, JOS. Fisher,
Jerry Mahoney and Joe Lauterbach;
| Sentinels, J. H. Jackson and John N.
Smith. Deputy High Ranger, c. A.
Lauterbach, acted in capacity of in
stalling officer.
| Stewart: On his recent visit Bishop
Trobec confirmed fifty-two children.
They made an offering of $1,000 to-.
wards the Chapel of st. Boniface, and
| $21 90 for the Chapel of IS. Cyril and
Methodius, in the new Cathedral.
| Kilkenny: October eleventh, the
| Feast of ST. Canice, patron of the par
ish was observed. with special sol
emnity. At an early hour "Old Glory"
was hoisted on the great mast recent
ly erected at St Canice School. AS
the people began to assemble for Mass
music was rendered by the st. Canice
cadet band At half past ten Solemn
High Mass was celebrated by Rev. ]. ].
Molloy, assisted by Rev. ]. j. Woods
as deacon, Rev. D. ]. Moran as sub
deacon, and Rev. Emil Polasek as mas
ter of ceremonies. The Mass was sung
by the children's choir with orchestra
accompaniment. An eloquent pane
gyric of the saint was preached by Rev.
c.. F. Cremin. Besides the officers of
the Mass the following priests were
present: Right Reverend ]. ]. Slevin,
Rev. j. j. Treanor, Rev. Stephen Cond-
ron, Rev. J. Cermak, Rev. J. F. Gleason,
Rev. P. Carey, Rev. III. ]. McAvay, Rev.
R. Cahill, Rev. l.. Carey, Rev. NJ Reilly,
Rev. VIM. Coleman, Rev. A. Ditmann,
Rev. F. x. McDermott, Rev. S. P. Kin
kead, Rev. Jos. Hannah. In the eve
ming the Pensioners assembled in the
bou u,horo n hountoouc cunDor wac
served under the auspices of the Altar
Society and men of the parish.