The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-26
NEW WORLD ITEMS

world when the four buildings on
which construction work has been
started are added to the Briscoe Me-
mortal School at Orilla, between Se-
attic and Tacoma. The tract COM
prises 100 acres.
Councils to Combine.-The Council
of Catholic Women's organization OF
Wisconsin in convention at La crosse
on June IS, voted to join the Natlohal
Catholic Women's council Mrs. JOS
euh F. Murphy, Green Bay, Wis, was
elected president and Mrs. Joseph
Mueller, Green Bay, secretary ana
treasurer
Elected Sixth Time.-Ernest A.
O'Brien. Detroit attorney and untlrlhS
worker for Church and State, was re-
elected state deputy OF the knlghts vi
Columbus. at the annual state conVeh-
ton. held in Manistee, Mich, recently.
This will be Mr.. O'Brien's sixth con-
secutive term as state deputy, rec
ord never before eQualled IN MlcmSah
and. so far as is known not duplicated
in the knights of Columbus organlza-
ton.
Catholic Club.-At Allan, Sask.,
the X. of c. have taken the initiative
TO form a Catholic Club. There Is
every prospect Of success. TO encour-
age social activity a dramatic society,
already we'll established, has begun
with a very successful production,
"Bernadette of Lourdes."
Seminary At Halifax.-His Grace,
Archbishop Mccarthy, of HallfaX, n
S, has given full appreciation to the
work Of the former students OF the
Eudist Fathers who are attempting
TO give assistance in their educational
plans. On the fiftieth anniversary OF
the foundation of the Seminary sum
of money is to be donated to aid in
the enlarging Of the building.
Drive for $3.50, ooo.-The big drive
for $25O,000 is on for the Cathohc
Woman's Club in New Orleans. The
Club recently purchased the splendid
Medical building in Barronne Street
and will utilize it for the noble pur-
noses for the elevation and assistance
of Catholic working women and girls,
in which it is so efficiently engaged.
Academy centenniaI.-The centen-
e ant H.
envy, conducted at st. Vincent, Ky,
by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth,
began June 8 and closed Friday, June
II. This was Religious Day. for the
clergy and the Sisters. The second
day was alumni Day." and the last
day Patrons Day." on which bene-
factors and friends of the academy
were guests.
Convert Hotel Into School.-St. Am
brose's parish, Baltimore, Md, has
purchased the Suburban Hotel on
Park Heights Avenue, for $4,000, and
the building will be converted into
parochial school, The building is a
three story frame structure containing
large rooms that will be suitable for
classes. A residence nearby has also
been purchased and will be used for
the Sisters who will teach in the
school.
At Holy Cross.-Governor Coolidge.
addressing the graduating class of
Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass,
asserted that there was no class dis
tinction in America. Our Constitu-
ton forbids nobility" he continued,
because that great document recOg-
nizes the truer and finer and higher
nobility of American citizenship" The
Republican vice presidential nominee,
attired in academic cap and gown,
presented diplomas to the graduating
class of 1876 men, the largest in the
history of the college. This has been
the annual custom of the Governor of
the state.
Corpus Christi Professionalism Sun
day, June 6, the Corpus Christi pro-
cession was held as usual through the
streets of Aurora, Ill. 1t was con-
Quoted by St. Nicholas Church. The
procession passed around eleven
blocks and four affairs were erected
from which Benediction was given.
Very Rev. Peter Weber, P. R., and
Consultor of the Rockford Diocese, is
pastor of st. Nicholas Church. The
church choir is splendid, and meets all
the requirements of the DEGREES of
Pope Plus x.
X. of c. at Three Rivers.-The Cath
olics of Three Rivers, Can, evidently
like the K. of G. On May %, the
lately ecquired Chateau Lavoilette, a
former fashionable hotel, was formal
ly opened and blessed by Canon Mas
sicotte, rector of the Cathedral. I'm
mediately afterwards an initiation of
candidates took place, large num-
Der of members being added to the
local Council. The Society f1ourishes
in that district and has succeeded in
gaining the good will of the most rep
resentative French Canadian Catho-
lies.
Another Priest for Maryknol.-
Alumni of ST. Mary's Seminary in Bal
timore will be interested to learn that
one of their number, Rev. Anthony
Paulhus, has Joined the American For