The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-27

ArchQl0c6Se mas Deen raised 10 91,0U
a year. That of assistant pastors il
increased to $500 yearly. This chang
has been called forth by reason of thu
growing cost of the necessaries of life
ST. PAUL.
CoIIeoe of ST. Thomas: Over nine
hundred students have been alread!
registered at the College, with the re
suit that the dining room and dormi
tory accommodations are proving al
together insufficient. Fifty student:
for whom places cannot be found il
the dining hall have been temporarily
assigned to the day scholars luncl
room, and a good deal of embarrass
ment is caused by the over-taxing Of
the study-hall A waiting list has
will be enrolled only according as suit
able arrangements can be made fol
their reception.
The courses in free-hand drawing
and in architecture, which have beer
introduced and are conducted by Pro
fessor David, are we'll patronized by
the students. Nearly hundred stu
dents are now taking courses in ele
mentary mechanics, in architecture
and kindred branches.
The biological laboratory has re-
ceived valuable accessions under the
direction of Rev. Nicholas A. Michels
who now has charge of the depart
hoc ole
strengthened by the addition of some
hundreds of volumes in the English
section.
C. o. r: The September meeting
of the Joint Committee of the Cath
Ollie Order of Foresters was held with
Sobieski Court, St. Adalbert's School
Hall, on Wednesday, September II.
The final report of the picnic held in
August was received and shows a
balance of over $12500 in the picnic
fund. The Committee on the Forester
Bowling League discussed arrange
ments for the ensuing year. 1t was
decided to start activities at once
and a meeting of the Committee was
called for September %, when all
final arrangements were made and
the league season opened. The next
meeting of the Joint Committee will
take place at St. Peters Court
No. 56S, North st. Paul, in St
Peters Hall, on Tuesday evening
October IA. To this meeting all
brothers are invited whether mem
bers of the joint Committee or not
At the September 10, meeting OF
ST. Hubertus Court No. 541 the fol
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Chief Ranger, Joseph
Koegel; Vice Chief Ranger, Matf
Then; Recording Secretary, Michael
Thailen; Financial Secretary, Peter A
Wachtler; Treasurer, Joseph E
Schwartz; Committe of Finance, Johr
w. Kessler, August Moshner and Jos
eph Stiepan. The new officers will be
installed at an open meeting on Wed
nesday evening October g. The new
Speaker, Brother A Fashingbauer
will arrange for an excellent program
for the evening in honor of the thirty
members of this Court who served il
the war.
Tag Day: Mrs. M. J. McFadden
chairman of the Tag Day COMMITTEES
the past few years, will again guide
the work this year, on October IL
Mrs. w. J. Logue is on the commit
tee which will have charge of tagging
in the schools on October 10.
Calvary Cemetery: Last Sunda,
there was a vast throng gathered il
Calvary cemetery to pray for tn
repose of the dead. The weather be
ing most favorable, our Catholic pee
pie took advantage of the occasion t
the fullest extent. Very Rev. H. Moy
nihan, D. D., spoke feelingly of tn
great mystery of life and death. Rev
Timothy Crowley, pastor of st. Vii
cents Church, led the great audienc
in reciting the rosary, while humble
of Seminarians sang the Absolute
for the dead.
Catholic Infant Home: The S
Paul and Minneapolis executive an
sustaining boards of the Catholic IL
FAINT Home, 341 North Dale Street, me
in quarterly session Thursday afte
noon, September IS, at the hom
Mrs. H. B. Sweetser of Minneapol
presided. The speakers of the afte
noon were Rev. J. H. Gaughan, S
Stephens parish, Minneapolis, ar
Miss Josephine J. Eschenbrenner
New York. Miss Eschenbrenner, WI
is here in the interests of child labo
urged that a committee be appointe
by each organization to assist her
the work of child labor preventio
Miss Theresa Solheid, superintende
of the home, read the three month
report, which specified that amor
other items, $40 quarts of fruits al
vegetables have been preserved I
winter use at the home. The idea
adding a domestic science class
the homes program for the comi
year is seriously being considered
The st. Paul sustaining members
the infant home met at 1880 A.
last Tuesday in the guild rooms in t
Wilder building, to discuss matte
concerning the institution.
Vincentian Meeting: A meeting
all the conferences of the st. Vince
de Paul, of the city of Mlnneapol