The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-03
CATHOLIC NEWS NOTES.
Catho,io nenevofsut Legion.

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Jersey city Council, No.. 30. will hold its regu-
lar meeting at the Avenue House next Monday
evening. One Of the most energetic members
of this council is Nicnolas waltsrthum. What
Mic. don't know about the Legion no one
knows. :.
The next meeting OF Our Lady OF Perpetual
Help Council, No. 80, will be on Monday evening
next at st. Mtchaei's Hall. Secretary James I.
Moran Is one OF the busters OF this council. ana
John ossnsa Of ST, Luey's Council takes
great pride in his legion. He considers it the
equal Of any in the city. 30 it is. and John
faulus Hook Council No. 1853, Will hold an i'm
portanS meeting next Friday evening" A large
attendance OF the members y requested. Ernest
Weile can speak more in good and welfare IMAM
any member In the county.
On next Tuesday evening Hudson City Coun-
cll No. 2sq will hold its regular meeting at st.
The regular meeting Of Greenvllle, Council
No. 2i7, will be held at st. Pauis School Hall
next Thursday evening.
Catholic TOTAL ABSTAINERS.
The State, Convsntion held in Paterson.
sation among the society members In this city
since Tuesday. The convention as . whole was
as successful as pr eyious ones. and the members
Johns Society In Paterson. Passaic Falls they
all admired, bur Buckley said they re nothing
compared to Niagara,
luOS6 WHO W6pt WltHtu uGHttuk Va al WhoA
he said this had never been at Niagara; so one
of the young lady delegates asked Buckley to
describe the falls there. He did 80, and SO
gra phically, that the young lady turned away
from Passaic Falls III disgust, saying, why,
then, that's only like a pailful OF water
John F Murphy Of st. Peters Society was
First Vice President. Johnny deserves the
honor, for there are very few In the Union who
have done Better work than he. Johuny is
known throughout the State and especially 10
Trenton, He Is an Industrious young man and
deserves we'll.
I wonder did a certain somebody see the
Bohemian 9iri?'' And by the way, couldn't
you old bachelors take the hinG! II was me
who suggested II. not they, but only as a joke.
capital Secretary. But ! guess he wants these
resolutions
One Of the Paterson papers, speaking Of the
convention, said that Judge Kenney was one OF
the most conspicuous delegates present, and
charmed the delegates by his howery language
every time he rose TO speak.
The Hoboken delegates have saved a couple OF
dollars in board bills since Thursday. McMahon
ate so much that be hasn't eaten a bite since,
except a few pieces of pie, and as for Ryan,
why he hasn't been seen since Tuesday.
A good story Is told on Fitzpatrick by Cassidy.
They became acquainted with two girls in Pater-
sou and In the afternoon went out for a walk.
Fitz is generous, SO treated the quartette TO
cream They then went home with the girls.
The four were sitting on the stoop, when the
good girl, run over to the store for me, and tell
that boy to go home to his mother !" Cassidy
says she didu't say boys, but only meant Jim.
II guess she saw my moustache," says Cas- In
explanation. 49,
they had stayed at the hail till the two lovers
returned they would have been there since.
"Phere's me pie ~