The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-07-29
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL

following changes among the clergy:
The Rev. Cornelius Normoyle, assist
ant pastor of the Church of st. An
thony of Padua, Minneapolis, has been
appointed. to the parish of Lamberton
and its mission, Sanborn, succeeding
the late Father Treacy, whose death
occurred some months ago; the Rev.
VIM. p Driscoll NEWLY ordained) is
named assistant at the Church of St
Anthony of Padua, Minneapolis, and
the Rev. August E. Rhode, (newly or
dained) goes to ST. Luke's parish, ST.
Paul, as assistant.
Father Reds Visit: The Rev.
George ]. Reid of GAINESVILLE, Texas,
came to ST. Paul last week and spent
ten days visiting his friends. Father
Reid was the guest of the st. Paul
Seminary where for five years prior
to 1906, he was Professor of Sacred
Scripture. For the past seven years
he has been located in Texas.
Master of Fourth Degree: Mr.. Hen
ry C. Soucheray of st. Paul, has been
reappointed Master of the Fourth De-
gree of the Knights of Columbus for
the district of Minnesota and, North
Dakota for another term of two years.
He has already served two consecu-
tive terms and during that time the
Order has gained in numbers and in
influence throughout the territory
under his jurisdiction. The ceremon-
ial of the Fourth Degree has been ex-
emplified several times during his
term of Office and already plans are
under way for grand initiation about
October II. The appointment was
made by Mr.. Reddin of Colorado,
Supreme Master of the Fourth Degree,
and is a well-deserved recognition of
the work accomplished by Mr.. -Souch-
cray since he assumed Office.
Recruiting Meeting: A recruiting
meeting under the auspices of the ST.
Paul Council Knights of Columbus,
was held at the club house on Smith
avenue on Thursday evening of last
week. The members of Battery G
of the First Minnesota Artillery were
guests Despite the hot weather there
was a fairly good attendance and ad-
dresses were delivered by Rev. j. NJ.
Reardon, Chaplain of the Council,
Rev. Lawrence F. Ryan, Chaplain of
the Artillery, and the Hon. D. w. Law
Ter, all of whom urged the eligible
- oil to foIy oH
vantage of the opportunity for train
ing and service offered by the artil-
lery.
EH- Church Of ST. Micdael: Owing to
the crowded condition of the rooms in
ST. Michaels parochial school, ST.
Paul, new wing will be added to the
school on the east side of Parnell
street between Wood and Colorado.
1t will be of brick and tile and will
cost, approximately, $4,000 In addi-
ton to class rooms it will house a
garage. 1t is expected that the new
quarters will be ready for occupancy
early in the fall. The Rev. Patrick
O'Neil is pastor of the parish.
College of ST. Thomas: Captain
Robert l. Rees, Ord United States In
fantry, has been detailed by Secretary
of War Baker as instructor in military
science and practice at the College of
st. Thomas in succession to Captain
Perkins who is now on duty at the
Mexican border. The appointment is
for two years. Captain Rees has been
stationed at Madison Barracks, New
York, and will arrive in st. Paul about
August first.
Pennington: An ice cream social
was held on Tuesday evening, July
Is, on the spacious grounds surround
ing the Church of ST. Michael, the
proceeds of which, amounting to $170,
were added to the church fund. The
affair was in charge of the members
of the Rosary Society under whose
direction the grounds were illumi
mating with myriads of electric lights
and japanese lanterns. Music was
furnished by the brass bands of Lake
NllI6 anu Z
FarbauIt: The Faribault Council
Knights of Columbus, will hold its
annual picnic at Jewetts Point, Can
non Lake, on July 80. A varied pro
gram of sports, of which the culminat
ing event will be a game of baseball
between teams of married and of sin
gle men, has been arranged for the
occasion and a large number of row
boats and launches will be at the dis
posal of the picnickers for the after
noon. Lunch will be served and re
freshments provided for the occasion
The members of the Council have
ordered a supply of prayer books and
other religious articles for the Cath
olic boys of the local Company of the
Minnesota National Guard who were
among the first to entrain for the
Mexican border.
The summer school for Dominican
Sisters held at Bethlehem Academ!
will close next week, and the Sister!
who attended it will enter upon al
eight-day retreat on August 4, tht
feast of ST. Dominic.
Kilkenny: The Hon. D. w. Lawler
of st. Paul, delivered an address un
der the auspices of the local division