The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-12-23

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Church of the Incarnation: TIL
alumni of the Incarnation Institute
Minneapolis, are greatly encourage,
over the success of their first play
"Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" Tn
children of the parish turned out wei
on the afternoon of December II TO
the matinee performance, and fail
sized crowd was present on the even
ing. of December Is. Not only tn
cast of the drama but the musician
who played and sang between the act
and the wen organized corps of usher
were members of the alumni. Thu
organization is to be congratulated III
less for the spirit of hearty co-opera
tion and harmony shown by all it!
members, than for the efficient worl
of the players ON the stage.
South St. Paul: On Sunday, Decem
Der II, all the members of Division No
3, A. 0. H., received Holy Communion
in body at the eight o'clock Mass in
the Church of st. Augustine. The pas
tor, Rev. H. G. Mccall, who said the
Mass, also preached an appropriate
sermon for the occasion. After Mass
breakfast was served in the church
hall. Then followed the regular meet
ing at which the election OF officers
took place. Following is the result;
President, John Mcdonald, who was
reelected for the thirteenth time. He
is also County President of the
A. o. H. for Dakota County; Vice
| President, c. NJ. Regan; Recording
Secretary, JOAN T. Sweeney; Insur
ance Secretary, James Cosgrove;
Treasurer, M. O'Toole; Sergeant al
Arms, P. O'Malley; Inside Sentinel
M. Tracey; Chaplain, Rev. H. G. Nc
/ Call; Physician, DIR. ]. o. Cayanaugh
/ About the middle of next month, the
date to be announced later, a public
installation of the recently elected Off.
GERS will be held
! Faribault: The annual bazaar, din
ner and supper in ST. Lawrence parish
was held Thursday, December IA, at
| the school hall. The bazaar was un
der the management of Mrs. JOS
Braun, assisted by Mrs. Reising and
! Mrs. Mic Weber. A large and gener
Gus attendance of parishioners and
their friends was in evidence.
| The bazaar of the parish of the
Church of the Sacred Heart in M. w
A. Hall Saturday evening, December
was success from every point Of
| view. The attendance was large. The
| sales of fancy and useful articles, con
Quoted by Mesdames JAS. r. Dandelet
ID. d. Coughlin and FRED Chaffee re
suited in clean sweep of everything
they had to offer. Under the super
vision of Mrs. May Thibault and Mrs
| Albert Ochs the cravings of hunger
were, fully. and ,enjoyably satisfied
/ The decorations were of a Christmas
/ character, with carnations as the or
nament for tables.
Faribault Council S89, knights Ol
| Columbus, is preparing to open I'll
club rooms for the benefit of the mem
bers of the order The club house
| committee, consisting of DR.. p. A
| Smith, d. w. Comford, and J. Il. Park
er, have secured an option ON the
rooms now occupied by the Faribaul
Commercial Club. A big meeting o.
the Knights was held on Tuesday
evening, December Is, to. make the
final arrangements.
At the meeting of the A. o. H., Di
vision No. /, of Rice County, held il
the a. o. II. Hall Monday evening
December II, the following officer:
were elected for the ensuing year
President, ID. w. Comford; vice presi
dent, Sam Dandelet; recording secre
tary, John Campion; insurance secre
tary, Don O'Leary; treasurer, Eugen'
O'Keefe; sergeant at arms, Garrett
Moore; sentinel, Patrick Dryer
Luncheon and social smoker followe'
the election.
Pennington: On Tuesday, Decen
Der IL, Christmas sale and suppe
were held in ST. Michael's parish. TIL
affair was in charge of the ladies Q
the Altar and Rosary Society and tn
Young Ladies' Sodality. Five hundre
dollars was cleared during the ever
ing.
ST. John, Lesueur County: Th
parishioners of st. Johns parish hav
their hall newly remodeled and ar
planning on holding a bazaar i'll sam
Thursday evening, December 2S. A
the parishioners are cordially invite
to attend and good time is assure
in advance.
Rush City: A mission was held i
the parish of the Sacred Heart frOI
> December to 10. The exercise
were in charge of Rev. Benedict Hal
/ ley, C. p, of Des Moines, Iowa. Re
! FIR. BRAGG and Rev. C. Glatzmaie
: assisted in hearing confessions. TIL
pastor, Rev. L. Murphy, reports til
mission to have been great success
: At the close, the Calyarian Societ
: was established.
The ladies' of the parish held the
: annual bazaar. on Tuesday, Decembt
10. in Foresters Hall. There We
: a sale of fancy. and useful article
L booths, and dinner.
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