The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-06-23
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.


Church of st. Joseph, at Rosemount,
on Sunday, June "a.
Ri. Reverend Bishop Trobec Will
confirm classes in Bird Island, on
June "a, and in Hector, on June 20.
Cathedral: The subject Of the Sun
day evening sermon will be, The
Pope, the successor of st. Peter"
Fifty eighth-grade graduates OF the
Cathedral school received diplomas
at commencement exercises June Is
in the school auditorium. Fourteen
of the graduates also received Palmer
system certificates, for excellence III
penmanship. Catherine Moran,
pupil in a lower grade, also received
Palmer certificate Honors were
conferred by Rev Lawrence F. Ryan
Twenty-one boys Of the school pre-
scented four-act play, THE Snip IN
the Wake a skit portraying the hui
morous side of a priests duties. A
Spanish number and a chorus COM
pleted the program.
were read on Friday, June 10. Ihe
medal winners were as follows:
Junior Glass - Sheridan Buckley;
Sophomore A-Lambert Schneeman;
Sophomore - Stuart Connolly;
Freshman A - Stephen Hueppert;
Freshman B-Thomas Kalis; Fresh
man C-Herman Frenzel; Eighth
Grade-Joseph Mcclure. Walter Viii
laume again led Sophomore Z, the
mid-year class.
Sisters Retreat: The first retreat
for the Sisters of st. Joseph OF the
Province of St Paul, will open in ST.
GATHERINGS College Monday evening,
June 25, and close on the second OF
mlv. The exercises will be under
the direction of the Very Rev. M. ).
Ryan, C. NJ, Rector OF kenrick Semi
nary, St. Louis, Mo.
Church of ST. Mary: The closing
exercises of st. Mary's school, Whlch
is under the direction of the Sisters
of st. Joseph, took place in the
church after the eight o'clock Mass
last Sunday. The pastor, Father
Reardon. celebrated the Mass and
presented the diplomas, certlhcates,
medals and prizes to the winners. III
the Commercial Department diplomas
were given to the following gradu-
ates: Lucille McGovern, Agnes
THOMPSON, Agnes ellis, Helen Flana-
n
medal for scholarship, donated by
Mr.. C. H.sF. Smith of st. Paul, was
won by Helen Flanagan. diplomas
and certificates were also awarded TO
those who completed the course III
bookkeeping and Christian Doctrine,
as we'll as in the eighth grade. A
gold medal for general proficiency IN
the work of the eighth grade was
drawn by Lawrence Monroe. Elght
diplomas for penmanship were won
bv members of the class. Speclal
Drizes for attendance were merlted by
seventeen pupils Of the school. one
of them-Helen Smith, has unique
record. For two years she did not
miss a day from school, was not tardy
ings. received Holy Cmomunion on
all the appointed days, and was never
absent from daily Mass. On Monday
promotion cards were given to the
children of the different grades in the
school.
One of the graduates of the elghtf
grade. George Sheehan, won schoi
IF Thnn0
in a competitive examination held re
Gently in which graduates from al
the parochial schools in the two
cities took part Two weeks ago an
other graduate of the eighth grade
Alice B. Curry, won scholarship d
st. Joseph's Academy. This speaks
we'll for the work done in st. Mary
school.
Church of ST. Peter claver: law
festival will be held on the ground
of the church on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings OF mex
week. There will be games and re
freshments, together with vaudevill
numbers. Admission will be ten cents
The proceeds will be devoted to pay
ing off the mortgage on the church.
Church of ST. James: TWenty-hv
graduates of the parochial school Wer
given diplomas at the conclusion c
a program by students at the scho'
hall June II. A three-act pla!
1.-THE House Party on the Styx,' wa
staged by graduates and older ST.
dents. Songs and other numbers b
the younger pupils featured the pr
gram.
Church of St. John: Commenc
ment exercises were held in tn
narish school Sunday afternoon, Jur
II. There were thirty-seyen grad
ates. Four girls from the third grac
received Palmer diplomas in penma
ship.
Church of ST. Patrick: The la
meeting of the Progressive Circle
St Patricks Church was held at Il
home of Mrs. W. Bannish, 667 Jess
mine Street. Miss Marie de PER-
the Spanish teacher, spoke on Mexlc