The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-26

should be gigned and returned with careful
Information Us 70 application at home.
Tho Alumni Association will hold an import
ant meeting next Monday evening in the Col
lege Hall at half-past seven o'c lock. Wednes-
day evening", Messrs. John Nevip, j.. Tracey, ].
Murray, r. Kerwin and r. Pindar met as 1
committee 10 consider the subject of the neces
sary qualification to Membership. Fhey will
make report to the meeting Monday night.
st. Bridget's Church.
Father Dornin has begun his ant Of
81. Bridges's in q manner that boles success.
The months mind mass for the late Father
Corr viii be celebrated next Thursday mornlng.
kather Doruin will celebrate the mass.
Father Dornin has accepted DR.. Dessert Z
lady talented and . member of the choir, txkes
the vacant position.
Father Brothers has been assigned to duty at
81. johns Church, Paterson.
St. Mary's,
The church Il - being painted and thoroughly
The parents Of Ray. Dr.. Behr were in town
during the past week.
st. Michaeiss.
No successor has yet been assigned TO sue
coed Father Callan.
A number OF friends Of Father CaIlan will 60
to Weekawkeu tomorrow.
Holy Rosary.
The affairs Of tho church have been amicably
Father Mooney is stili in charge.
st. Lucy's.
When the members of the Young Mems
Society present 'sThe Long Strike the per-
formance promises to be an exceedingly clever
one.
The parochial school grounds look beautiful
st. Joseph's.
Father McHale has been transferred to st.
James' Church. Newark. He is succ eeded by
Father Brown of st. Johns, Paterson.
St. Joha,s.
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binary success. The only drawback was the
branching the excursienists got coming hons.
Father Kelly let no opportunity pass to make
the Ss people ydsI happy on q 5he sxesrsioe. =
the parish are prerarlng for an outing to b
held Labor Day which promises to eclipse all
their former efforts. The Arrangement Com
mittee are hustling night and day, and deserve
ell the support which can be given them.
Last Tuesday mornins the members OF st.
Johns Catholic Club met in their rooms on
funeral of James J. McCormack. A beautiful
floral piece had already preceded them when
they marched from the rooms TO the residences
of the deceased. From there the club accom-
panied the body TO the church, where q SOLEMN
high mass Of requiem was sung by the Rev.
Father Ter Woert. The members marched be-
where. ali chat was mortal Of James j. Mccor.
mack was laid to rest. The deceased was q
comparatively new member OF the club. but
owing to his well know capabilities great things
were expected OF him, nad his sudden taking
off was q source of pain and sorrow to his
fellow members, particularly when they remem-
be:ed his active preparations for the parish ex-
cursion which took place the dav he died.
President Reed of ST. Johns G. C. mourns the
loss of his father IN law, John GuInan. who
died on Tuesday morning last. walter and
friends In their present trouble.
The granite wall of the new church are slowly
but surely towering skyward, apd the parish
toner's are gradually beginning 10 realize the
fact that the prettiest Catholic Church IN the
state Is soon to be completed. That they ap-
preciate the heroic efforts OF their pastor was
fully shown by the last monthly collection
which exeeeded any other ever given in the
church. This was more rema rkable owing tha
hard times" and the prevailing scarcity of
cash.
st. Paul of the Cross.
Father Kanchau will go on his vacation in
September. He may go to Chicago, having
The roof over the Parochial School could not
stand the heavy rain on Wednesday and adm it,
ted a small stream Of water. The hole has
been patched up again.
The school iesumes full session week after
next.
The Dramatic Society is rehearsing for the
fall drama which will be placed on the stage ia
October.
Many new scholars will attend the parochial
school this term. The Instructors are the same
as last year.
st. Nicholas.
Father Weylaud returns nsxt wsex. Father
Hyacinth then expects to bid farewell to the
pastors place while Father Weyland has been
visiting in Germany.
Ga,holic Benevolent Legion, No. 200. conneeted
TEMPER 5 in the school hall.
st, Patrick's.
Everything is unusually quiet after the great
There was a choir rehearsal last night.