The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-10

principal of ST. Joseph's Academy for
the last fifteen years. Sister Agnes
came from France some twenty years
| ago with band of volunteers to work
! in Northern Minnesota. A large num-
Der of people were present at the
Requiem High Mass in st. AIMS
Church, sung by Rev. E. Theillon, as
sisted by Father Wurm, deacon, Faith
er Dufault, subdeacon, Father Merth,
master of ceremonies. Father Tru-
deau, the pastor, and Father Bourni-
val, S. j., were present in the sane
tuary. The Right Reverend Bishop
delivered the sermon and gave the alb
solution.
PIummer: The Right Rev. Bishop
administered the Sacrament of Con-
firmation assisted by Rev. Fathers Du-
fault, Lemire and the pastor, Father
Junker. Fathers Bouchard and Mer-
rill were present in the sanctuary.
The Bishop commended the pastor for
the material and especially the spirit
ual progress accomplished under his
jurisdiction. The people from the mis-
sions of Trail and Rhoda assisted at
the ceremony.
kroze: The Right Reverend Bishop
confirmed large number of chill
dren and adults and blessed the new
church recently erected. He took oc-
casion to highly commend the pastor,
Father Grochowski, and the good peo-
pie for their remarkable endeavOr in
building a church amidst numerous
difficulties The Rev. Fathers
ODwyer of st. Mary's, Argyle, Baud
of Hallock, Wurm. Dufault and Merth
from the Cathedral were present
and assisted at the ceremonies. Rev.
Benedict of Crookston took this occa-
sion to seek vocations among the peO-
pie of this mission.
Kroze is purely Polish mission, To-
Gated twenty-five miles northeast of
Hallock and four miles from the Ca
madam border. The land is attracting
many settlers on account of it's fer
tility.
Moorhead: On Tuesday, June %,
Daughters of Isabella, was instituted
in this city with a class of 81, making
five courts now in Minnesota: Vino
ma, Rochester, Adrian, Perham and
Moorhead The court was established
by the district deputy for Minnesota,
Mrs. John H. Fleming, assisted by
Court st. Rita 400 Of Perham. In
the evening dinner in honor of the
candidates, officers and visiting guests
was served in the dining room of
the Phoenix hall. At the conclusion
of the dinner the district deputy brief
ly addressed the guests. Short talks
were given by Mrs DR.. John Esser,
Grand Regent of Court st. Rita, M. J.
Daily, Mrs. Agnes Schroeder, and Mrs
| Young of Perham, and a splendid talk
| by the Reverend Chaplain, Father Al
fred Mayer, O. S. B., pastor of Moor
| head. The officers, candidates and
visiting members then repaired to the
auditorium of the hall where the de-
gree team of Court st. Rita Of Per
ham, under the direction of it's Grand
Regent, Mrs. DR.. John Esser, eXmpli
fid the work in a superb manner
When the initiatory ceremony was
finished officers were elected and in
stalled by the district deputy. The
following officers were chosen: Crane
Regent, Mrs. ]. H. Lamb; Vice Crane
Regent, Mrs. P. J. Schranz; prophet
ess, Mrs. Roy Mccarthy; historian
Miss Rose Walline; financial secreta
ry, Miss Clara Fischer: treasurer
Mrs. n. C. Wambach: monitor, Mrs
Alfred Num- sentinel, Miss Monica
Remley: trustees, Mrs. J. H. Singer
Mrs. Lawrence Flach, Mrs. Johann;
German, Mrs. Hugo Strub, Mrs. N
B. Remley, Mrs. Frank Williams. Or
ganist, Mrs. J. B. Schranz. Chaplain
Rev. Alfred Mayer, O. S. B.