The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
Opening Dates of Schools: st.
Thomas College, the Visitation Con-
vent and the ST. Paul Seminary, will
open their doors for the new scholas-
tic year on September 8. Cretin
High School and st. Joseph's Acad-
envy open on September s. Derham
Hall of St GATHERINGS College will
hold registration on September Il,
while the college proper will register
pupils on September II. st. Agatha S
Conservatory receives pupils at any
time during the year.
Cretin High School,: This school
will reopen for the coming year on
September s. A capacity attendance
is indicated by the heavy enrolment.
Applications from eighth grade grad
yates are so numerous that 1t has
been decided to close the eighth-grade
class and use the available room for
the high school students.
Word was received from st. Louis
VA
his way to Cretin. He will relieve
Brother Laurian as treasurer OF the
institution. Brother Sylvester, who
was part of the Cretin faculty in 1903
o., is returning to the school after
his sixteen years of work in Christian
Brothers College, st. Louis, and De La
Sale, Chicago. Other arrivals are eX-
Brothers Laurian and Patrick have
been attached to De La Sale Acad-
envy, Kansas City, and Brother Hugh
has been transferred to De La Sale,
Chicago.
Lieut. c.. d. Kelly, whose work with
the Cretin r. o. T. c. Unit has been
so favorably commented upon, has re-
linquished charge of the military de-
partment of the school and returned
to civil life. He will be succeeded
by Captain Arthur E. Clark, st. Paul
man, well known to the military for
his craftsmanship. Captain Clark
was instructor on the range at Camp
Funston during the r. Q. t. G. sum
mer camp there. At present he is
attending the National Rifle Meet at
Caldwell, n. j., and will report at
Cretin after the termination of the
matches.
Sergeant G.. Alband, who was assist
ant to 1t. Kelly in the military de-
partment. will be at Cretin again this
wear, with Captain Clark. Practically
all the other members of last years
staff will be found at Cretin on the
opening day.
r. o. T. C. equipment is expected
to arrive during the coming week.
officials have promised to have the
uniforms on hand for the opening OF
school. Gun racks are being prepared
and storage provided for the ordnance.
Numerous changes and improve
ments have been made in the build
ing, and additions have been made
to the laboratory equipment. The
Band has met weekly during the sum
mer and will be ready to resume work
on the opening day with an increased
personnel.
c. o. F.: The first annual joint
picnic of the Catholic Order of For
esters held at the st. Thomas College
grounds on Sunday, August "a, proved
a big success. The day was ideal and
more than 5000 of the Foresters and
their friends thronged the grounds.
A long list of athletic contests
furnished entertainment throughout
the afternoon. The base ball game
between members chosen from the
different Courts was holly contested.
The score was 4 to l in the seven
innings played. All the arrangements
for the picnic went off without a
hitch, and the committee in charge
are to be congratulated for their eX-
cellent management of the big affair.
More than eighty prizes were given.
= 1t is planned to make this picnic an
annual event hereafter.
MINNEAPOLIS.