The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-09-24

the reverend A. j. 1dIIn5Ion, lOi
merly of Mount ST. Charles College
has left for Missoula to establish st
Anthony's parish in that city. Doctor
Tracy will still continue as Diocesan
School director and will take up his
duties at the Cathedral on Sunday
September rs.
On Wednesday evening of last week
in the dining hall of Mount ST. Charles
college, the priests of the diocese
gathered to do honor to the Very Rev.
Joseph c. Willging, chancellor. OF the
diocese Of Helena, and chancellor OF
the college.
The Rev. James H. 4O'Neill, vice
president of the institution, was toast
master, and introduced the Rev. Doc
tor, Gilmore of Whitehall as the spokes.
man of the diocesan clergy. q.
DR.. Gilmore expressed the congratu-
lations of his confreres, their appre-
citation of Monsignor Willgings splen-
did service in the past, and in their
name presented the new prelate with
large purse, do q ohSAI WYNN "a
their good wishes.
Monsignor Willging was then called
on, and thanked those present and
those who were unable to be in Hell
ena at the time, for their kindness and
thoughtfulness in remembering him as
they did, and for the good wishes that
had been expressed by all.
Butte: The Reverend S. B. Mouli.
nier of Milwaukee, president OF the
Catholic Hospital Association of the
United States and Canada, was guest
last Sunday and Monday of the Off
cials of st. James Hospital. Father
Moulinier is on one of his regular In,
spection tours of the country, and
while here inspected the local institu
ton. On Monday afternoon, he deliv'
cred an address at st. James Hos
pital on hospital standardization, and
most of the physicians of Silver Bow
county and a great number from 9th.
er parts of the state were present to
hear his talk which was along profess
S1Olldl VI lAIOl CoI ~ e1iA'
Father Moulinier is also connected
with the hospital Standardization
movement of the American College of
Surgeons and is widely known for the
part he has played in work along these
lines. Practically all of his time is
spent in travelling throughout the Unit
ed States and Canada inspecting the
equipment of Catholic hospitals and Of,
fering helpful suggestions to physi
clans and attendants. 44"
The Reverend Emmett J. Riley has
left for Washington, D.. c., where he
will enter the Catholic University of
America to take up advanced work in
Science. Father Riley will be Joined
in Chicago by the Reverend E. J
O'Neill Both Father Riley and Fa
Their O'Neill expect to spend the year
at the University before entering upon
| their duties at Mount st. Charles Col
lege, Helena. AT -
Parish councils >. of the National
Council of Catholic Men were organ
lied in five of the ten parishes of Butte
and vicinity Sunday.
There were large and representative
gatherings at all the meetings, and the
active work of the organizations will
| begin Immediately. Each parish coun
| Gil will function separately and carry
on the work according to the needs OF
| each parish.
Jere E. Shea, of Butte, is diocesan
| representative of the National Council
for the diocese of Helena. He soon will
have complete list of councils and Of
| ficers elected in the organizations com
prising his district.
The following councils were organ
| lied Sunday and the officers elected
| were:
| Parish council, st. Patrick's: Hon
president, Father Joseph M. Venus
president, John V. Dwyer; vice presi
| lent, William J. McMahon; secretary
| M. J. Sheehan; treasurer, ]. j. Har
| rington.
| Parish council, st. Joseph's:: Hon
president, Father Michael M. McCor
mack; president, John j. O'Neill; vice
| president, William B. Robinson; secre
tary, Patrick R. Gagner; treasurer
Richard Weingartner.
Parish council, Holy Savior. Hon
president, Father Michael Pirnat; pres
ident, Martin Pishkur; vice president
Frank Thomas; secretary, Elmer Stef
anich; treasurer, George Stefanich.
Parish council, ST. Helena's Gtai
lam: Hon. president, Father Jane:
Tougas; president, Joe Guelfi; vice
president, Andrew Ebli; secretary, An
gelo Quilici; treasurer, Albert For
tina.
Parish council, Immaculate Concep
ton: Hon. president, Father M. Old
Barry; president, Marcus Murray; vice
president, P. c.. Dietler; secretary
Frank Feeney; treasurer, Thomas ]
Fenlon.
| centerviIIe: More than 100 Catholic
laymen were present at the organi
cation, in Centerville Tuesday evening
of the ST. Lawrence parish branch 0
the National Council of Catholic Men
Jere E. Shea, diocesan representative
OF the organization, addressed the gath
ering. The following officers wer'
elected: Honorary president, Rev. F
K. Batens; president, Con Kelly; vic
president, James Egan: secretary
Thomas McNulty; treasurer, Dan J
Harrington
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