The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-10-05
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

Oh FHOGs
Bishops Dates: Right Reverend
Bishop Trobec will fill the following
appointments: October 6, Church
dedication and confirmation at All
Saints, Minneapolis; October s, Con-
firmation at Hutchinson; October 8,
Church dedication at Rogers.
Cretin High School: The military
drill, which was instituted at the
school this year, is working out to
the entire satisfaction of Brothers and
students alike. Every afternoon the
boys assemble in the ST. Paul Armory
which is almost directly opposite the
school building, where they receive
instruction in military science and tao
tics under Lieutenant Bronson West
and Sergeant Tierney.. At present
Lieut.. West is conducting a Student
Officer Training Camp for the pupils.
Only Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores
are eligible for -Officerships.
AS soon as the full quota of Commits
stoned Officers has been selected and
drilled the entire student body will be
indicted into the Reserve. During the
past week all the students were meas
ured for uniforms. 1t is expected that
by November all will have been fully
equipped The regulation U. S. Army
wooden uniform, including shirt, put
tees and overseas cap, has been
adopted as the official dress.
The students attended the Chill
dren's Requiem Mass, Tuesday, for
Archbishop Ireland The deceased
prelate was ever the staunch friend of
the Institute of the Christian Broth
ers. He it was, Al years ago, who in
vited them to open school in St.
Paul. He always maintained a very
active interest in the work of the Gre
tin. Besides, his interest in the work
was worldwide He himself once de-
Clarcd that, no matter in what city of
the world he happened to be. if he
was aware of Brothers establish
ment there, he would call on the
Brothers before leaving those parts.
Brother Emory, former provincial,
was the official representative Of the
Order at the funeral.
War Camp Community Service:
The Catholic auxiliary of the War
Camp Community Service will meet
next Monday at twelve o'clock in
Field, Schlick & Co. tea rooms.
Tabernacle Society: The st. Paul
Tabernacle Society resumed its meet
ingS last Friday There will be expo
sition of the Blessed Sacrament in the
Cathedral. st. Paul. on Wednesday,
October 9, beginning with Mass at
$50 A. NJ, at which the sermon will
and closing with Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament at P. NJ.
C. o. F.: All the members of st.
Paul Court No. SO, of the Catholic
Order of Foresters, were present at
Junior Pioneer hall on Friday evening,
October 4, when the following newly
elected officers were installed: Joseph
c. Carrier, chief ranger; Thomas A,
Loughren. vice chief ranger; Frank
st. Martin, recording secretary; Will
liam H. Ward, financial secretary;
Frank ]. He'll, treasurer; James E.
Farrell and John w. Payten, trustees,
and John w. Mulrennan, speaker.
X. of c.: State Deputy John A
Burns on last Tuesday evening in
stalled the following newly elected
officers of ST. Paul Council of the
knights of Columbus; Grand knight
c. H. F. Smith; deputy grand knight
p. F. Fahey; chancellor, w. d. Jami.
son; warden, p. ]. Hand; advocate,
r. J. Doyle; financial secretary, T. F
Kennedy; recorder, r. E. Hawkins
treasurer Henry Kalscheuer; trustee
Daniel Kirby; inside guard, Cornelius
Rearden; outside guard, T. f. Young
School Flags: Six parOchial schools
which hold 100 per cent record fol
last years drive for thrift stamps re
ceived banners on October l. The
schools are: st. GATHERINGS College
Cretin High School, St Joseph's Acad
envy, Visitation Convent, st. James
and st. Marks schools.