The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-09-16
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL

begin on Monday evening, September
IS, and close the following Saturday
morning, when twenty aspirants to
the priesthood will be ordained dea-
cons by the Right Reverend James
Trobec, former Bishop of st. Cloud.
The exercises of the retreat will be
conducted by the Rev. Francis O'Neill,
o. p, of the Holy Rosary Convent,
Minneapolis.
College of ST. Thomas: Glasses
were resumed at the College Of st.
Thomas on Wednesday, September
9th The enrolment has been the
heaviest in the history of the school,
SURPRISING that of any previous year
by sixty students. Present indica-
lions point to a registration of eight
hundred pupils for the current school
year.
Additional teachers have been Sc
cured. Rev. F. Moynihan, NJ. A., Cath
Ole University of America, has been
appointed to teach English and Latin;
Rev. A. Gutierrez, D. C. L., Puebla,
Mexico, has taken charge of the De-
partment of Spanish; Mr.. Richard
Purcell, PHI D., Yale, takes the Chair
of Constitutional History; and Mr.. R..
Barry has been appointed assistant
in the Commercial Department.
The following students have passed
from the College to the St. Paul Semi
nary to begin their studies for the
priesthood: Frederick ]. BlaschkO,
St Paul, Mimi; Robert E. Cogwin,
Minneapolis, Mimi; Walter J. Cole
man, Minneapolis, Mimi; Patrick
Cremin, st. Paul. Mimi; William P.
Delaney, Chicago, H.. c. Earl Dey-
ling, Olivia, Mimi; Joseph w. Herold,
St Paul, Mimi; Thomas Meagher,
Minneapolis, Mimi; Rudolph Neu-
decker, Clements, Mimi; William
Neudecker, Clements, Mimi; Cyril NJ.
Popelka Silver Lake, Mimi; Charles
j. Portele, Silver Lake, Mimi; Lad
islas Sledz, Minneapolis, Mimi; James
Ryan, Litchfield, Mimi.
Church of St. Andrew: The women
of the St. Andrews parish, st. Paul,
grounds during State Fair Week.
This was the only restaurant under
the auspices of a Catholic parish. 1t
was on larger scale than usual and
entailed a great expenditure of ener-
gy and labor. The pastor, Rev. I.
a. Printon, worked indefatigably
early and late to insure the success
T,f hn orto II ic
his efforts chiefly that the enterprise
proved a notable success. The par
ishioners took a very active interest
in the affair, and to those jealous
workers great Credits due and
acknowledged. Father Printon had
sent out letters to the pastors
throughout the Northwest asking that
they announce the ST. Andrews Din
ing Hall at the Fair. The response
was wide and generous, with the re-
suit that Catholic people from all sec
tions of the Northwest extended their
patronage to this restaurant. The
Rev. pastor desires to thank all those
who in any way assisted him to make
this venture 4 success, for he feels
that in spite of the heavy expenses
and the high cost of food this year, a
goodly sum will be realized for the
needs of the parish.
Tabernacle Society: A High Mass
of Requiem for Mrs. Timothy Conroy,
a former member of the Society was
said on Friday morning, September Is,
A
Printon was the celebrant of the
Mass.
Hibcrnian Hall Association: The
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Hibernian Hall Association
was held at the Hibernian Halls, ST
Paul, Monday evening, August 81
Reports were read by the chairman OF
the financial committee and showed
that the organization is in a flourish
ing condition. The following officers
of the Board of Directors were elect
ed; President, T. F. Kelleher; Vice
President, Mrs. Ellen Conroy; Secre
tary, NJ. [. Moran; Assistant Score
tary, John A. Kennedy; Treasurer
r. A. Rafferty,. The following were
elected to the directorate to servo
with those whose terms have not eX
pired: Martin Lee, James II. Mul
lally, Miss Ella Heating, Philil
Byrnes, Thomas Reddin and George
Clarke.
Delegates to Charities Conference
The following delegates from thu
Twin Cities will represent the Catho
lie charitable organizations at tn
national conference of Catholic chart
ties to be held in Washington, D. c.
from September II. to September 20
From St. Paul: Mrs. NJ. j. McFadden
Mrs. w. J. O'Toole, Mrs. D. T
Hickey, Mrs. p. ]. Flynn, Miss Anna
CuIligan, and Mrs. James Nolan
From Minneapolis: Mrs. DAME
Coonan, Mrs G. C. Barry. Mrs. J. H
Mccarthy, Miss Mary Chute, Mis-
Mary Mcdonald, and Rev. Jane
Donahoe.
Hazel Park: In last weeks issue
through an oversight, the new churc
at Hazel Park, was designated tn
Church of the Visitation instead o
the Church of the Blessed Sacrament
which will be its official title.