The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-10-07

gram will precede the turning. of the
first sod. A number Of priests will DO
present and preparations will be made
to receive a large number of the par
ishioners and their friends. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony the Willing
Workers and the Young Peoples Club
will give a social in the parish hall.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. r.: The
national vice president of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the A. 0. H., Mrs. Adele
Christy of Cleveland, Ohio, has been
spending the week in Minneapolis, as
the guest of the Minnesota state presi-
dent, Mrs. Mary Daley. Mrs. Christy
attended the Minnesota state conven-
ton of the Ladies' Auxiliary in st.
Paul two weeks ago. She expresses
a decided Partially for the character
of the Daughters of Erin in Minnesota,
AS national secretary for many years,
Mrs. Christy had occasion to note the
energetic growth of the Auxiliary in
this state until it ranks third in mem
bership among the state organizations
and first in financial standing.
The Hennepin county convention of
the Ladies' Auxiliary will be held Sun
day, Oct. Is, in Workmen's Hall, Min
neapolis.
Searles: Tuesday morning, Sept.
26, Right Reverend Bishop Trobec adj
ministered Confirmation to a class of
forty-fve children, in st. Johns
Church. Solemn High Mass was cele-
brated at $50 o'clock by Rev. J. J.
Tomek of Redwood Falls. A number
of neighboring priests was present.
The children made an Offering of
$4,000 for the chapel Of st. Boniface
in the new st. Paul Cathedral.
Arrangements are being made for
the erection of a hall, which eventually
will be used for school purposes.
knights of Columbus elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
Grand Knight, DR.. James McKeon;
Deputy Grand Knight, DR.. J. o. Nc
Keen; Chancellor, P. J. Keohen; Ad-
vocate, w. L. Sery; Financial Secre-
tary, j. w. Kaizerschatt; Recording
Secretary, P. j. Spence; Treasurer,
P. X. Kennedy; Warden, J. F. Franta;
| Outside Guard, M. M. Malone; Inside
Guard, Edward Polak; Trustee, Frank
j. Kotek.
Norwood: Wednesday, September
81, Right Reverend Bishop Trobec ad.
ministered the Holy Sacrament OF
Confirmation at Norwood. Sixty-twO
persons were confirmed, eleven OF
whom were adults. Those confirmed,
donated $500 towards the St. Boni-
face chapel in the new Cathedral, and
| $3.50 towards st. Patrick's chapel,
The parish is in good condition, and
a school fund for a new school to be
erected in the near future, has been
started by the pastor.
Belle PLANE: On October Z, s and
8 the members of IS. Peter land
Paul's parish will hold a church fair
at Fraternity Hall. There will be a
large amount of fancy work on dis
play and for sale and the ladies will
also serve meals during the days OF
the fair.
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Murdoch: The following officers OF
the Catholic Order of Foresters were
elected at their meeting on Sunday
night, September "a, for 1917: c. r.
]. P. Thornton; V. c. R., Joseph
Shekeltoh; p. C. R., Jas. j. Lannon;
D. H. C. c., Joseph Gregoire; R. S., J
L. Yost; F. s., Rev. w. P. Walsh
Treas, Thos. Archer; S. D., Rev. w
P. Walsh; Physician, DR.. Stone; Trus
tees, VIM. Kelly, ]. F. Hubert anC
Michael Myers; S. c., Francis Schaaf;
J.. c., Albert Totzke; 1. S., Nicholas
Yost; o. S., T. F. Murphy.
Installation of above officers will
take place on Wednesday, October Is
1916. Committee on arrangements fol
Installation exercises, Thos. Archer
y. L. 1OSI duu j.. It. I1uOOC1L.
Bishop Trobec of st. Cloud will ad
minister Confirmation to a class @
children at the Church of the Sacred
Heart, on Sunday morning, Octobe,
9Th.
Shakopee: A branch of the Societ!
for the Propagation of the Faith wal
established in st. Marks parish las
week. This branch already has thirt.
promoters and a membership of three
hundred. Considerable enthusiasm
has been manifested by the people, AM
a aourishing society will probably re
suit in the near future. A. M. Strunl
is secretary of the local branch.
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