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

st. Francis, Rochester, the Sisters of
Notre Dame, Mankato, the Sisters of
st. Joseph, st. Paul, and the Sisters
of st. Francis, Milwaukee.
A meeting of the st. Rose of Lima
Guild was held on Wednesday, Sep
| TENDER 6, and the many branches of
work for the ensuing year were out
lined. The first report of the Guild
in printed form was presented to
the members. 1t gives history of
the Guild which was organized in
1887, reorganized in 1913, and incor-
porated in 1916. Detailed reports of
departments and committees show
the extent and variety of the work in
which it is engaged. Rev. Father
Pagan delivered splendid address at
the gathering.
A scholarship of $4,000 has been
established at ST. Mary's College by
Miss Anastasia Norton of Mapleton,
Mimi. 1t will be known as the
Norton Scholarship" Miss Norton
is now Sister Mary Aquinas of the
Sisters Of st. Francis.
The Rev. Julius Haun, D. D., who
was ordained some months ago in
Rome, has been appointed member
of the faculty of st. Mary's College
Wabasha: At ST. Felix the grades
and high school re-opened last Mon
day. In addition to the regular high
school course commercial course is
maintained, including bookkeeping,
commercial law, commercial arith-
metic, business English, commercial
spelling, penmanship, typewriting and
shorthand.
At the regular annual meeting
of Wabasha Council No. 8S1, Knights
of Columbus, held on Wednesday,
September 6, the following officers
were elected for the coming year:
Grand Knight, A. j. Trainor; Deputy
Grand knight, E. A. Carrels; Chan
cellor, M. J. Shaughnessy; Recording
Secretary, II. ]. Mars; Financial Sec
rotary, G. A. Marschner; Treasurer,
E. B. Kenefc; Advocate, JOS. Wis
man; Warden, l.. ]. Ginthner; Inside
Guard, J. A. Mcdonald; Outside
Guard, Jos. Koenig; Trustees, Stephen
Appel, w. Fl. Doyle, Mgr. Max.
Wurst; Lecturer, John Flemming.
Mankato: The parish of st. Peter
and Paul's Church held a very sue
cessful picnic last week at the
grounds at the foot of Good Counsel
hill, and the affair was largely attend
ed. 1t is estimated that at least one
thousand people were served at sup
per, and every booth and attraction
on the grounds was generously
patronized throughout the day. The
Ladies' Sodality served the supper,
which was pronounced an ideal picnic
repast. The ice cream and fancy
work booths were presided over by
young women of the parish, and were
popular places: The st. Elizabeth
society had charge of the parcel post,
and the country store was operated by
the Holy Family society. Fishing
ponds, and other novelties held the
attention of the crowd, and brought
in good receipts.
Austin: Graduates of Columbus
school gathered at the assembly hall
August 81 and organized an alumni
association. There we're thirty gradu-
ates present. A constitution was
adopted and the following officers
chosen: President, Miss Clara Sulli-
van; Vice President. Miss Alice Far
relI. Secretary Miss Mary ITCHY:
Treasurer, James Cotter.
The young ladies of the Sodality
had charge of the banquet. The
tables were set in a hollow square,
decorated with flowers.
Francis Meany acted as POSTMASTER
and introduced the speakers, among
whom were Florence Kenevan, Naomi
Revord, Mabel Beck, Rev. H. ]. Nc
Kenna, Rev. ]. S. Scullin and Right
Reverend Mgr. Devlin.