The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-09-30

Mines. Archibald H. Sanders, c. J.
Miesen, j, S. Mccarthy, j. futile
Moore, A. S. Dowdall, j. T. MCGOWAN,
P. w. Wirth, j. B. Kelly, w. r. Kelly,
J. ]. Hays, T. j. Malloy, P. P. O'Hal-
loran, William Hurley, F. A. Dickey,
P H. Mather, H. Weed, g. w. Tarr, j.
H. Chestnut, H. Roberts, P. ]. Nielsen
and j. J. Kinnan.
K. c. Discovery Day Program:
The Hennepin-M Minneapolis Council,
Knights of Columbus, will give an en-
tertainment with a special Discovery
Day program on October IL. Mem
bers of the committee are Deputy
Grand Knight L. P. Chute, P. j.
Downes, F. ]. Kennedy, Valentine
Starkey, F. A. Gross, c. J. Whalen,
Francis Cleary, Walter A. Barnes and
A. c. Brown.
ceciIian Society Elects Officers:
Last Tuesday evening the annual
election of officers for the ensuing
year for the Cecilian Society took
place at the Knights of Columbus
club rooms, and the following officers
were elected: President, Chas. Cor
man; Vice President, DR.. Joseph
Fournier; Secretary, Helen Peschek;
Treasurer, Emmett Harmon; Auditor,
Theresa Maier; Critic, John J. Beck;
Librarian, Rose Schima. Rev. Father
Kerns reviewed the work done in the
past year and outlined the coming
years work. Rev. J. H. Gaughan was
chosen honorary president and FIR.
Kern director
Church of the Incarnation: The
building committee of the parish, Min
neapolis, held a meeting last Monday
night to report progress on the sub
scriptions for the building fund of the
new church. . Last weeks work to,
tailed nearly $4,000 and reused the
workers to greater enthusiasm. The
results convinced every one present
that the people of the parish are fully
aware Of the great need of the new
church, and are determined to make
all necessary sacrifices to have it com.
pleted as soon as possible
Church of the Holy Name: The
walls are up and the roof is on the
new Church of the Holy Name, Min
neapolis, of which Reverend P. r. Gun
bingham is pastor. All the members
of the parish are gratified at the rapid
progress being made on the structure
and the pastor is much encouraged by
the spirit of loyalty which enables
him to have the work pushed with
energy.
Church of ST. Thomas: A meeting
was called recently for the purpose Of
establishing a branch Of the Society
for the Propagation of the Faith. Rev
]. A. Byrnes, Diocesan Director, out
lined the work. Mrs. John M. Sulli
van was appointed secretary-treasurer
There are already eighteen promoters
and one hundred and eighty members
WaverIy: On Sunday, September
"a, the Knights of Columbus were il
Waverly for the purpose of initiating
a large class in the local council Thu
degree work was eXemplified by {
degree team from st. Paul, under thu
direction of District Deputy Fred D
Mccarthy. Large contingents of Wis
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Minnesota graced the occasion. II
the evening a banquet was given t.
all the visiting Knights and friends b.
the Waverly Council. The banqueter
were addressed by number of visit
| ing Knights and discourses wer
given by the Grand Knight, by Fathe
Moore, Father Boland, Mr.. Freeman
Father Saws and others.
Belle PLANE: The state CONVEX
lions of the A. o. H. and Ladies
Auxiliary, held in st. Paul on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday Of las
week, were attended by the following
as delegates from the local divisions
M. ]. McDevitt, John Kelley, Mrs
John Kelley, Mrs. Jas. Donovan an
Miss Elizabeth Kelly.
Pennington: The Dakota Count
fair was held at Pennington this weeE
Sept %, 80 and 80. The Young LIZ
dies Sodality of St. MichaeFs parish
had booth on the grounds, and sol
carnival goods, lunches, and ice cream
The proceeds will be applied toward
reducing the debt on the church.
Mendoza: On Sunday, Septembe
"a, Most Reverend Archbishop Irelan
confirmed class of fifty-nine childre
and one convert in the Church of S
Peter. The offering made by the chi
dren amounted to $31.50, which will b
applied to the Cathedral chapels.
Rush City: At a meeting of tt
women of the Sacred Heart paris
held Sunday, September "a, the Ro
airy Society was reorganized and tt
following officers elected Presiden
Miss Matilda Poeckman; Vice Pres
dent, Miss Catherine McKeon; Urea
urer, Mrs. ]. ]. Flynn Secretary, Mr.
P. j. McKeon Plans are under Wa
for the ladies to hold a bazaar la
in the fall for the purpose of redu
ing the church debt.
DIOCESE OF CROOKSTO