The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-08
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

Confirmation Dates: The Most Rev
erend Archbishop will administer the
sacrament of confirmation as follows
November II, at Eden Valley and Ma
hannah: November y, at Watkins.
Confirmation Held: The Most Rev
erend Archbishop administered the
sacrament of confirmation as follows:
November %: AT Dayton 153 per
sons were confirmed. An Offering OF
$4,000 was made. On the same day
confirmation was given to class of
40 persons in the Church of st. Jane
at Corcoran, and to 10 persons in the
Church of st. Thomas in the same
town The class of ST. Thomas par.
ish made an offering of $500.
November 26: A class of SO per-
sons, including 6 converts, was con
firmed in the Church of st. Joseph at
Red Wing and an offering of $500
was made by the class. On the same
day 43 boys of the State Training
School in the same city were con-
frmed.
November %: 70 persons were con-
firmed in the Church of st. Mary at
Bechyn.
November 20: A class of 70 per-
sons, including converts, was con-
firmed at Redwood Falls. The same
day &c persons received the sacrament
of confirmation at Milroy, and an Of
fering of $500 was made towards St.
Patrick's chapel in the new Cathedral.
November 80: as persons were
confirmed in the Church of Our Lady
of Victory at Lucan, and an offering
of $500 was made.
Cathedral: The Holy Name Society
will receive Holy Communion in a
body on Sunday, November 9, at the
s o'clock Mass.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Holy Name Society will be held at
the School Hall on Monday evening,
November 10, at o'clock. All men,
bers on committees are requested to
be present at this meeting.
Cretin High School: Glass organ
ization sometime ago reached that
stage of perfection which permits
work to progress with the easy mo-
ton of a powerful, well-oiled ma
chine.
The student body is now looking
forward to the first quarterly exam
nations which will be completed by
November 10. Perhaps the most in
terested, and mayhap the most appre-
hensiye are the 232 Freshmen.
The classes IN Physics and Physi-
ography have set up a well-eQuipped
weather bureau. Records of variation
in temperature and pressure, in cleo
trical disturbance and other determin,
ing influences, are being faithfully
kept and charts accurately drafted.
The initial number of THE Com
ment," the new student monthly pub
LEGATION, has come from the press. 1t
is attractively and skilfully gotten up
and it has elected much deserved
attention from the student body at
large.
During the past week Brother Bald
win, Provincial of the St Louis Prov
ince of the Christian Brothers, spent
few days at Cretin. He expressed
himself as well pleased with the eff
forts of the students.
On Monday, October 27, fifty-fiv5
members of the Cretin band heard II
uiu OF
forum by Sousa's Band. Since ther
it has been noticed that Cretin's young
musicians enter upon their rehearsals
with even greater enthusiasm thar
that which marked their previous sue
cessful endeavors.
Mr.. Benjamin, director of the Cattle
dral Choristers, has discovered al
abundance of talent among the Cretil
boys, and he has selected quite mum
Der of them for service in his organ
ization.
In the recent reorganization of Gre
tins unit of the R. o. I. c. the TO
lowing cadets received warrants a
sergeants: John Luby, Herber
Zschokke, Theodore Joyce, Georg
Schrantz, Paul Cassidy, Leo Sprunl
Richard Doherty, Emmett Moriarty
Edward Hassett, John Mangan, Eugen
Wilwerscheid, Alfred Meis, Charlie
Murphy, Donald Roddy, Harol
OBrien, Harold Funke, Hersche
Bauer, Leo Zachman, Matthias Jansel
Leonard Smith, George Ryan, Franci
Colon, Michael Guthrie, Robert Frel
eel, Thomas Walsh, Raymond S
Martin, Fabian Garvey, John Carve.
Raymond Colon, James Furey, Jane
O'Donnell, John Juneman, Rudolp
Hoffman,, Francis Strzyzeski, job
Mcneil, Francis Baker
The cadets are getting ready If
the great civic parade on Armistit
Day, November II.
College of ST. Catherine: MI
George Thomas Courtney gave lie
ture on World Famous Portraits la
Wednesday at the College.
Robin Hood was staged November
in Jean d. Arc Auditorium by the Fir
Year Derham Hall pupils. The son
of the play were selections from |
Koven's work, and the scenes adapt
from Alfred Noyes' Sherwood. T.
players made their own costumes
the occasion.
Convent of the Visitation: Miss A