The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-01
DIOCESE OF WINONA

Winona: Bishop Glass of Salt Lake
City was a visitor in Winona recently,
as the guest of Bishop Hebron. While
in the city the Bishop paid visit to
the College of St. Teresa, and St.
Mary's College. He addressed the
students of the College of st. Teresa,
where a number of young women are
in attendance from his diocese.
Rev. T. F. O'Connor, former pastor
of st. Clair, has taken chair at ST..
Mary's College, as professor Of COM
mercial branches and telegraphy.
Rev. Charles Cavanaugh, former
pastor of Currie, has been appointed
as a professor at st. Mary's College.
Father Cavanaugh has charge of ad-
vanced subjects in the classical de-
partment. Father Knab has been ap-
pointed temporarily to the parish of
Currie.
A class of about fifty was initiated
in the knights of Columbus in Vino
ma, Sunday, October 10, and large
number of Knights from neighboring
councils were in attendance.
The bazaar held at st. Stanislaus
hall last week was we'll patronized
and a neat sum was realized.
Wabasha: Rev. John N. Batholome,
pastor of St. Felix parish, is making
extensive repairs on the parish Nuild-
ings. A heating plant is being in
stalled in the parish house and also in
being put in the school, and the parish
house is being completely renovated
The improvements will cost $4,000.
st. Clair: Rev. Leo M. Devlin, who
just returned from overseas where he
served as chaplain in the A. E. F., has
taken temporary charge of the ST
Clair parish.
Waseca: Rev. William Coleman
former pastor of st. Mary's parish
Waseca county, arrived in Waseca las
week. having completed his service al
an army chaplain. Father Coleman
volunteered as a chaplain in the sum
mer of 1918 and was sent to CAM
Grant and after a brief stay went t.
France with the seth division. H
was assigned to duty in France I'D
til last summer, when he received hi
discharge and then made an extend
ed visit on the continent and in Eng
land and Ireland. In the latter cour
try he spent a considerable time a
the home of his uncle in the Count
Mayo.
Mankato: A class of eighty cand
dates received the honors of Knigh
: hood in Nicollet Council on Octobe
26. The first degree was exemplifie
by the local team, the second by tn
: officers of Faribault Council, and tn
major degree by District Deputy Doe
= ger and team from st. Cloud. Afte
the initiation a banquet was served
about $50 persons in Loyola hall
the young women of the parish of S.
:. Peter and Paul, and at it's conclusic
a program of instrumental and voc
Y selections was rendered under the {
= rection of the State Chaplain, Re
e erend Robert Hughes, who preside
e as POSTMASTER Addresses were d
s livered by District Deputy Boerger al
L J. J. Quigley of st. Colud, and Faith
IS Reardon of st. Paul. The introdu
tory address of the POSTMASTER W
be found elsewhere in this issue.
h Austin: The Mower County COu
ly ell of The American Commission
t. Irish independence was organic
v here October a. The following we
e. elected officers: j. J. Furlong, Cha
at man; NJ F. O'Neil, Vice Chairma
ic J. D. Sheedy, Treasurer; H. A. Ru
so erford, Secretary. kilograms we
In sent to Senators Nelson and, Kello.
urging them to support the reservati
pertaining to the freedom of the sms
I'd er nations. There was a large a
i'd enthusiastic attendance, who enlist
Nv to do all in their power to help I
er land in her fight for Self-Determi
ton.
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