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the new administration, which has the hearty
endorsement Of everybody interested IN the
Lyceum's affairs.
Every evening during the month of October
there will be services at 30.
st. Nicholas.
A concert for the benefit of the parochial
school will be given 10 Kessler's Hall on the
evening OF Thursday, Ostobe 20. The school
now numbers over s61 pupils and the number is
Increasing daily.
Tbs services during the four masses every
sunday are attended by congregations that
test the seating capacity of the church, The
Sunday school is also growing. Its membership
is over 400.
Services during October will be held every
evening at 7.30.
st. Paul of the Cross.
The beautiful new picture of the Holy Family
Will be blessed tomorrow evening. The sermon
WI be preached by Father Kelly OF st.
Services every evening during October win
holy Rosary.
Father Schoenen seems at home already in
MS new field or work. He has favorably i'm.
pressed tae members Of the congregation.
observed.
Every night during october the services will
st. ~Boniface's.
Bishop Wigger confirmed a large class Sun
DAY aftsrnoon. The bishop expeesssi himself
as We'll pleased with the condition Of the parish
the Sisters of the Convent will specially OBJ
occurs tomorrow.
Every evening during October the services
VIII be at haif-past seven.
st. Michaei's.
The entertainment for which the Lyceum
members are preparing. promises to be a very
good one. 1t is thought a date will be decided
on this week.
During the month Of October there will be
services every night at half-past seven.
ST. Patrick's.
The new heating apparatus is completed.
The services during thu month of October will
be at half-past sevsn every evening.
Tomorrow evening Father Sneehan will de-
aver a sermon at the Churcn of st. Mary Star
OF the Sea. Bayoune. The sermon will be de-
llvered under the auspices of the St. Vincent de
Paul Society. the subject being sour Duty to
Christ's Poo r."
ST. Johns.
The Right Rev. Bishop wigger made an Of
nclal visit to the parish on Monday last and IN
the evening preached a sermon after which he
confirmed a large number of grown UP people,
who had attended the mission. His sermon
was listened to with great interest by a large
congregation which was not to be kept away
even by the storm. After the sermon he gave
his blessing. Next morning the church was
again filled when the Rev. Bishop celebrated
mass.
Last Sunday the Rev. Pastor, Father Ter
Woert. established the confraternity of the
Holy, Family. A large number of heads Of
families were enrolled.
Three of the granite pillars that will sup
port the main roof of the new church were
broken IN transit and they will have to be dup
Heated. 1t is not expected that this win delay
the work.
The young men will hold their regular meet
ing on Tuesday evening next. A large attend
ance is expected in view of the elaborate pro-
gramme that h as been laid out for the coming
winter. On the evening of October 70. a lecture
will be given under their auspices, on the 18th a
reception and on the 25th a dramatic entertain
ment will be given for the benefit of the church.
Teams will also be entered in the series of pool.
chess and card tournaments arranged by the
Catholic Young Mems Diocesan Union.
Mr.. Martin McCue of the Young Mems Club
has Joined the ranks of the Bsuedicts. He S avs
club rooms.
A football team will probably be organized
this winter.
Services every evening during October will be
held at half-past seven.