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

here during the two weeks successful
campaign for the payment of the
$1,000 church Indebtedness. The al
lotment system was used. A commit
tee of the parishioners, with the trus-
tees and pastor, made. the allotments,
levying according to means, which
ranged from $500 to $35, the, latter
amount being thought reasonable for
all young men wage earners. Not a
single refusal was reported by the So
Letting committee, thereby leaving a
safe margin over the required quota.
Rev. David J. Moran is the pastor.
A $3.50 monument has just been
erected in Calvary cemetery to the
memory Of their beloved pastor Rev.
J. r. Power, by the voluntary offerings
of the parishioners. Father Power
died September 2S, 1918.
Darwin: During the latter part of
October very successful mission was
conducted here by the Rev. George
Scheffold, o. S. B., of Wayzata. The
various exercises were we'll attended
morning and evening. All the parish
toner's, young and old, approached the
Holy Sacraments. The day following
the closing, mission was opened at
Forest City, which is attended from
Darwin. The same success was
achieved here as at Darwin. The pas
tor of both places is Rev. l.. Cosgrove.
Faribault: At recent meeting of
the Trinity League, the Peace Pro
gram of the Red Cross was outlined
by Mrs. James O'Neil. Several mem
bers mentioned current events which
elected from other members interest
ing comments which, in turn, provoked
a lively and wholesome discussion
The work of the League for 1920
gives promise of being very fruitful
of good
Miss Sylvia Narcotic, teacher of
voice, gave a recital Thursday evening,
October &c. at Bethlehem Academy.
She was assisted by Miss Catherine
Zimmerman at the piano.
Frontenac: Villa Maria Academy
was honored Saturday, October rs, by
a visit from Archbishop Bowling. The
pupils entertained His Grace, and the
address of welcome was given by Miss
Katherine Busch. In voicing his
thanks to the Sisters and pupils the
said he realized how much
he had missed in not visiting the Villa
sooner. He babe the pupils to be mind
the Villa, situated so far from the
noise and distractions of the city. He
also expressed his regret at not being
able to make a longer stay
On October "a Right Reverend John
Grimes, d. D., Bishop of Syracuse, II.
Y, accompanied by his cousin, Mrs.
James McCahill, called at Villa Maria.
The genial and learned Bishop gave
a very interesting talk to the pupils.
Pine Island: A meeting of the men
of the parish was held last Sunday
after Mass, and it was decided TO build
a parOchial residence, work to begin as
soon as the plans are completed. The
eXcavating began this week. The peo-
pie are cooperating with the pastor in
every way The Altar Society held a
meeting last Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. J. F. Marsh to ar
range for linen sale to be held No
vember To- The members were enter
tanned by Mrs. Willard H. Marsh and
Mrs. J. F. Marsh.
1t is also planned to have a series of
social events during the winter months
to help furnish the new parish house.
A course Of instructions is given
each Sunday evening and is being very
we'll attended. Several non-Catholics
are present.