The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-12-09

Church of the Incarnation: The
Christmas sale at the Church of the
Incarnation, Minneapolis, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings Of this week,
proved to be the biggest success in
the history of the parish. The booths
We're we'll stocked with a rich variety
of Christmas goods which seemed to
be exactly what the parishioners de-
| sired. There was not booth but was
constantly the center of eager and de-
| lighted purchasers. The women who
served supper were kept busy for
three hours each night and all enjoyed
the Viands as we'll as the rich display
of Christmas goods.
| Church of ST. Anthony: Perhaps
the most successful mission in the
long history of the parish of st. An
thony de Padua, Minneapolis, closed
last Sunday evening, after fifteen days
of splendid work on the part sofs the
Dominican Fathers who conducted the
exercises and of most gratifying re-
Spouse on the part of all the people.
The church could not contain the
throngs that attended the evening de-
votions and the basement had to be
| used to accommodate the huge over
| flow. The men during the second
| week of the mission, seemed just as
numerous as did the women who at
tended during the first week. And the
numbers who approached the Sacra-
ments told with eloquent simplicity of
the faith and devotion that was kim
| died once more in the mother parish
of Minneapolis. Very Reverend c. M.
Thuente, o. P, and Rev. Mathew Stan
ton, o. P, preached the mission.
Northfield: Northfield Council,
Knights of Columbus, held their An
nual Thanksgiving banquet, Tuesday
| evening, November %. The program
committee, consisting of Past Grand
knight, o. N. Calef, District Deputy,
w. +. Schilling, and F.. Secretary, E.
N, Roster, invited several prominent
citizens of Northfield to be guests of
| the Knights and to respond to toasts.
Following the dinner an intellectual"
feast was served, w. F. Schilling as
POSTMASTER skilfully doing the cary
| ing.
The program included the following:
Welcome, G. C. Heibel, Grand Knight;
Wishbone, A. A. Rowberg, Editor The
independents; Neck, Herman Roe,
Editor The News; Drum Sticks, Rev.
P. Il. Meade; Violin Solo, Bernice
O'Hara; Tyttebaer, Mayor p. o. Hol-
land; Backbone, Donald J. Cowling,
President Carleton College; Wings,
Reverend J. r. Power of Pennington.
The subjects for the toasts gave the
speakers considerable latitude and
remarkable originality was displayed
in developing them, The addresses
of the non Catholics showed that an
attitude of fairness and good will pre-
vailed in the community. President
| Cowling of Carleton College was the
main speaker of the evening, and
made a splendid address.
New UIm: st. Anne's Court of the
| Women's Catholic Order of FOresters
gave their annual apron sale ON Dec.
8. commencing at 8 a. H., in the base
ment of the school hall. Lunch was
served all day.
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Montgomery: The ladies of the
parish of the Holy Redeemer gave
fancy sale, in the basement of the
school, December 8. The sale COM
menced at 10 a. M. After early Mass,
sandwiches and coffee were served
and in the afternoon at o'clock, the
usual lunch was served.
WaverIy: The social and Thanks
giving supper held in Fraternity Hall
under the auspices of the ladies of
st. Mary's parish was one of the most
successful ever held there. All the
articles made and presented by the
ladies were quickly disposed of.
The evening was grand success
financially and socially, and the
Thanksgiving dinner served by the
ladies for the moderate sum of a quar-
ter, was one that would do honor to
! the best of banquets.
Norwood: A bazaar was held in
the parish of the Ascension on Novem-
Der % and 20. The persons in charge
worked exceptionally well to make
the affair a success, The total re-
ceipts amounted to $1,330.S5, which
left net profit of $1,176.72.. A spe-
, cial feature of the bazaar was par
eel post sale, which alone netted the
sum of $500. Rev. A. Losleben is
the pastor.