The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-08-05

Church of st. Bridget, Emerson and
Thirty-eighth Avenue North, Mime
apolis, on Friday evening, August II.
Church of ST. Anne: The feast of
st. Anne de Beaupre, the patronal fes-
tival of the Church of st. Anne, Min
neapolis, was celebrated with much
honor Wednesday, July rs. A High
Mass was sung at nine o'clock at
which Reverend Etienne Vinas, S. M,
of st. Paul, delivered the sermon on
st. Anne. Reverend Ambrose Kryjew-
ski, of Osseo, sang the Mass. About
$50 received Holy Communion in hon.
or of Good st. Anne" The Altar So
ciety also received a large number of
new members after the Mass.
Church of st. Anthony: On Tues
day evening, July 25, the parochial
school auditorium of st. Anthony's
parish, Minneapolis, was thronged
with the parishioners who came to
bid farewell to the Rev. G. J. Nor
moyle, assistant pastor of the parish
for the past two years, who departed
last week for his new field of labor in
Lamberton. On behalf of the congre-
cation, Father Normoyle was pre-
sented with substantial purse and a
set of resolutions expressive of regret
at his departure and of good wishes
| by A. L. Lennon who, with H. G..
Sherry, formed the committee on reso-
lutions. Father Normoyle made a
! fitting response in which he thanked
the people for their kindness and for
their good wishes on his behalf. Paul
Jeffries presided at the meeting, and
| Mrs. Mary G. Kinnane acted as Secre-
tary. The presentation of the purse
was made by Mr. Leo M. Gleason
| Much credit for the success of the
entertainment is due to the efforts of
John F. Walsh and Paul Jeffries, who
had charge of the arrangements.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of st.
Anthony's Church, Minneapolis, gave
an ice cream social on the church
grounds Thursday evening, August g.
| There was a good attendance and the
young women provided an excellent
evenings enjoyment for the parishion-
ers and their friends. The proceeds
are for the benefit of the parish.
Church of st. Lawrence: The Altar
Society Of st. Lawrence Church, Min
neapolis is preparing to give lawn
| fol 1on nf hn oh
Friday evening, August II. Ice cream
will be served and the women are
making preparations to entertain a
large crowd.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.: There
were eighteen delegates from Mime
sofa present at the recent national
convention of the Ladies' Auxiliary A.
Q. H. in Boston, They, have returned
we'll pleased with the results of the
convention. Among those who at
tended were Mrs Mary B. Daley, of
Minneapolis, state president of the
Auxiliary, Miss Mae Hamill of Duluth,
state vice president, Mrs. Ellen Con-
roy and Miss Ella Heating of St. Paul,
Mrs. Ellen Dickinson, Miss Mary Boy
Ian, Miss Mary McGrath, Mrs. Martin
Crane and Mrs. P. J. O'Donnell of Min
neapolis, Miss Jennie LaFond, Mrs
Sarah Murphy and Mrs. Simons of
Duluth.
Church of St. stephen: The choir
of st. Stephens Church, Minneapolis,
enjoyed an outing at Wildwood on
Wednesday, July e. A score or more
of the singers, accompanied by the
priests of the parish, spent pleasant
day at the celebrated park.
Church of the Holy Name: The ex-
cavation for the Church of the Holy
Name, Minneapolis, was begun on
Wednesday of last week at the corner
of Eleventh Avenue South and Thirty
seventh Street. The work will be
fastened under the supervision of the
pastor, Reverend Patrick R. Cunning.
ham.
FaribauIt: The choir of the I'm.
maculate Conception Church held
their annual picnic at Camp Hagerty
on the shores of Lake Mazaska,
Shieldsville, on Tuesday, July 25. Pic.
mic lunches were served at noon and
in the evening and boat races, swim
ming and a baseball game provided
entertainment and amusement for the
: day.
On Wednesday afternoon, July rs, a
reception for the members of Sacred
Heart parish and their friends was
held from three to ten o'clock in the
new parochial school at Seventh
Street and Third Avenue. Large mum
bers were present to view the school
recently acquired by the parish. Re
freshments were served and an in
teresting instrumental and vocal pro
gram was rendered. Several dona
tons were made towards the equip
ment of the school. The entertain
, ment was under the direction of the
pastor of the parish, Rev. E. E. Monge
! who was congratulated by all on the
. spacious and modern building with it:
beautiful surroundings which had beer
secured for school purposes.
ShieldsviIIe: The Ancient Order o
Hibernians and the Ladies Auxiliar.
; of st. Patrick's parish, of which Rev
L j. j. Molloy is pastor, are making
elaborate preparations for the annua