The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-02
A Variety of Notes.

The Church Choral Union has under
Prof. L. s. Leason placed itself in the top
most ranks of musical organizations in
this city. The following officers were
recently elected:-C c. Rawlins. pres
ident; w. II. Willery, vice-president: Z.
,. Alpaugh, treasurer, and ID. Alton, sec
rotary.
On each Monday evening meetings will
be held ut the Palisade NJ f. Church.
Mrs. John L. Seudder is one Of the most
active iaborers III the interest of the COM
ing revival meetings under Evangelist
Mills direction.
The new frame church building for the
blind evangelist, Houston, on Grand
street and Manning avenue is rapidly
nearing completion. The window frames
have been inserted and the roofing viii
soon be commenced
The sidewalk near the Westminster
Presbyterian Church on Summit avenue
IS great annoyance TO parishioners.
There is no tagging there, and in such
weather as this tue mud is a foot thick.
st. Bridgets' Church, ON Montgomery
street, is shortly TO have a new pulpit.
The present one is but a temporary affair.
There is talk also of puttingin new sta
tions of the Cross. y
Father Sheehan, of st. Patrick's
Church, has been seriously i'll, but is re-
covering. Oyerwork is the cause.
The young people OF Father Ter Woeft' s
Church, on Jersey City Heights, are pre-
paring Tor an entertainment to he given
in the school hall on February IS
In this county there are one hundred
and fifty ciereymen. among whom the
following have honorary tities:-The Rev.
j. H. Suydam, u. D.: the Rev. p. d. Van
Cleef, d, D.; the Rev. w. r. Dnryea. ID.
D.. the Rev. @. Brett, d. D., and tile Kew.
John Rudolph, Phi. D., of the Reformed
h. he n n
the Methodist Church; the Rev Charles
X. Moldenke, Phi. ID. NJ A, of the Luth-
eran Church; the Rev w. Fl. parmlv. d.
D., OF the Baptist Church: the Rev. c. X
Imbrie, ID. d., the Rev X. H. Armstrong,
ID. D.. and the Rev. d. Mitchell, D. d.. Of
the Presbyterian Church; the Rev. G.
Hong hton, ID. d., the Rev. j. Warren, D.
D., and the Rev. J. L. Smiley, D. d.. of
the Episcopalian Church.
The corner stone of the new Third Re-
formed Church at Bayonne will be laid
touay at the corner of Avenue G and
Twenty-iirst street The churcn WAS or.
gained by the Rev. l.. Mohn, D. D..
eighteen years ago. AT present the Rev.
q. Andreas is the pastor. Mayor John
Newman and the Rev. John Freund. Of
Hoboken, viii participate in the exer-
cises.
The First Independent Church, Faith
Curists, will establish itself today In the
edifice formerly occupied by Sister Jack :.
son ana Brother Hancox, corner of Erie
and Sixth streets.
The Rev. DR., Suydam, of the Park Re-
formed Church, and his wife have gone
TO st. Augustine, Fla. Pastor Suydanl 3
health has been Dad for some time and he
Will remain South until he recuperates.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Lafayette
NJ. 4. Church will give an entertainment
at the Wilton Street Chapel tomorrow
night.
mo sincere minister should attend
club houses where Intoxicating liquors
are permitted, decided the Girls Tenn.
perance League of North Hudson County,
in a debate during the week
The Old Foundry Mission meetings
We're well attended during the past week
and several persons announced them
selves as having been converted.