The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-19

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A carnival is being held on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday Of this
week in st. Anthony parish. The pro-
ceeds will be put into, the building
fund OF this young and progressive
parish.
Michigan: On Monday, November
Z, J.. P. Lamb was buried from st.
Lawrence church. Mr.. Lamb was for
many years a jealous and faithful
Catholic and benefactor of the relig-
ious institutions not only in his OWL
diocese but in many others. To him
more than to any other the beautiful
church in this city owe it's existence.
The touching tribute paid to his mem
DRY by his pastor, Father Mcdonald,
was not only beautiful but true.
Wahpeton: The Forty Hours de-
votion was held in the church of st.
John, November II.
jamestown: The confirmation sea
son being closed, Right Reverend
Bishop O'Reilly is, now visiting the
schools of the diocese. st. Johns
Academy was visited last week and,
owing to the Jealous and intelligent
direction of the good pastor Of James
town, it claims to be the chief seat of
religious and scientific training in the
diocese of Fargo.
Grand Forks: The Grand Forks
Council Quartet of the Knights of Co
lumbus appeared at the American Lee
eion banquet which was given by he
members of the Service Star Legion
IN the evening of Thursday, November
10. The director of the Quartet, Louis
Brodeur, plans to organize a Glee Club
composed of the members Of Grand
Forks Council K. of G..
On Sunday evening, November 27,
Grand Forks music lovers will have
an opportunity to hear Lambert Muir
ply, the celebrated lyric tenor who is
to appear on that date in the Grand
Theatre under the auspices of the Pro-
Cathedral Club.
The Catholic Daughters of America
sold doughnuts on Armistice day and
added considerably to a welfare fund
they are raising.
The Boy Scouts of st. MichaeTs
Troop, No. 1, on Saturday morn
ing enjoyed a three mile hike in a
snow storm. The boys have club
rooms in the X. of G.. home and gather
frequently to discuss various phases
of scout activity. st. Mary's boys have
formed an athletic club and in the
near future may branch off into anoth-
er boy scout troop.
One of the pleasing features of the
FArmistice day parade was the appear
ance of the boy scouts in full uniform.
The members of the K. of C. march
ed in the Armistice day parade, under
the auspices of the American Legion.
A series Of membership dinners
has been arranged for the members
of Grand Forks Council during the
ensuing winter. The dinners will be
held the second Monday of each
month, at GAS P. M. At these affairs
the various members of the council
will be assigned subjects that are of
interest to Knights OF Columbus and
will be asked to study and discuss
them. It is also planned to have a
number of boxing and wrestling exhi-
billions which are to be given during
the winter. Nv 9A# )
A committee is to be appointed in
the near future to plan a minstrel
show to be given under the auspices of
Grand Forks Council. Only members
of the council will take part in the
show. 1t is hoped that the affair can
be presented during January.
Plans are now being worked out by
the officers of the K. of C. Council
for the staging of a: third degree in
~itiation in8January. ' isss.