The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-09
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The Forty Hours Devotion which 10 in progress
will be concluded at yespers tomorrow evening. At
the high mass tomorrow the sermon will be-
preached by Father Kelly, and at vespess Father
Mooney will deliver the discourse. There win be,
at vespsrs. at procession with the Blessed Sacra-
ment, and q singing Of the Iitany, followed by the
Senediction. At the conclusion Of the SERVICES
there will be 3 reception Lon into the Holy Name So
AZ the Catholic Club ON Thursday evening, next
tersssip Kelly nSa w ,n.s dslissr 1 Miastsat Of h lsci alGsly His II.
subject will be Vienna and Berlin" On Thursday
ex seefHs r@e srss iass to u9 Be- Interpreted 81 es By II the Isr-
sey City ganjo Gluh. the catholic Club Gles Club
winners. The pool tournament viii conclude at six
Culture class viii meet next Tuesday at 6ve O'clock.
The class has now 2 memSership of forty-two
ladies. Tbs Literary Circle will meet next Tuesday
The first anniversary of the opening of the Cath
Which Viii h o sSIse 5hs Ses. p paid t ssiens s1Hfrl Be- %pToedr cd
charge promises an neutrality-suspicious. programme.
Cards Of admission for that evening viii be fifty
procured and disposed Of on that evening. That the
srsns Of wi ths De c ; fbsns sSefss sas IS BBe ssitix p%hen nae DGG.
With one bound It Jumped into popular favor, and,
manner, much Enjoyment and INSTRUCTION have been
the result to the MEMBERS and their friends. The
city. e Is a wortSy repressntati7e Of the Catholic
Church. and that it win continue to prosper ON the
Catholic in ths county. Success to it for all time.
The Ladies' Charity Society is doing very, well.
good work has resulted. Already over, sixty gar
mentt have been prepared and some distributed.
The ladies meet every Tuesday afternoon.
st. Lucy's.
The bazaar at st. Lucy's CHURCH will open on
Tuesday evening, December rs. The fair will con-
tinue for at least one week; The exact time Of I
be no tables at the bazaar and no articles will be
on sals; Several valuasie articles .,l1, S3wss rev r, VII be
There will also be 2 short entertainment each even
Ing n h. Th Ss SSnsr 81 e e. sh s,a 5sssar s wi.i Ss LETT co entlrsls
with the church. Each society will have full con
largest lar ST. returns viii b presented With a valuable j
organized In the parish. The society, although in
existence but a few days, has q large membership.
school hail. Father Gillian desires to thank, through
the columns of THE JERSEY City NEWS, the manager
the society with two handsome sewing machines.
The Holy Name Society held an nterestingmeetin
building. An excellent programme Of music and
song was rendered BY the members.
patron saint of the church. st. Lucy is.the patron
saint against eye diseases.
st Jeseph's.
Monsisnor Seton has been suffering from a cold
the past week, caught by speaking in the open air
a. the laying OF the Cornerstone of the new st.
n spscfsi de GSgren 4 fo w sSe fsass o laf sSs w fmnaculate
| Conception, and Benediction Of the Blessed Sacra-
ln The after sttenda aasa an and I'M mo asSsHF i coile esaoinf last Sun
DAY, IN spite OF me 6ad weather, We're very good:
sisters. 1885, IS 9 narsi asDts, s sseS A az ths door, Ssog;
sl 81 e. sP Feast net of e grq Gsea' 1 q ,sS5-s snd MARTYR (which
occurs next "Wednesday, the Misses Maggie Flynn
sing a q bssgt Eiis duet o n honor ! rne Of ' the Saint Ga0i at w the
eight o'clock mass in the chapel or crypt:
for the Christmas colleeetion Which the Pastor t viii
take at the nine o'clock mass of that day.
pupils q s.: JoSssph's Paroehial sc6ooi:E
HP FaFss flank MstSsv An patT;ek DSSP sshge' Themes Themes
M Ashers Eaws Miii aas hess JAMES Gass,i= stephens 0 h jeremiah
Mary Madden, Maggie White, Clara GcNichoi.
ss ssSsgd 9osspa aaInsn, s eS%stG q %.SsnG Glsaq RSs1 NJ,
SSSRiq h.r GiliI Rsi.h oS asa9s;s I'm sa4ps Slis &. Ts SI9sss
Florence Pallister, Agnes Kelly. Dora Doyle. Agnes
Downing, Agnes Burke. Katie Fahey, Lizzie &c,
PPl ower9' aa may Mo @sash Norss o' Asafes euinan' Annie
Third Class-Masters andrew .o,arady, Martin
Byrnes, Tessie Guinan, Nellie Downing, Nora Ahern,
Louisa Reilly, Ella Groffqrd, Sarah Dougherty, Susie
6 oTS5fl Mary Farrell Martha rrain0f and Della
At THURSDAY nights meeting Of st. Joseph's
AcKiernan, Frank Evans and John Walsh were ap-
pointed to arrange . fer a grand Easter entertain,
create a nucleus for a hall building fund.
holding ddi as Of a sanq St ts Il w NyssaR S0P aeteF sasly The is
January, probably upon the second or third.
OF the Lyceum. Rev. Father Smith, who handed in
tn tnirt .eR Rsmss ss a re %or. ms ns : expects sc l t. hand
The recent acquisitions ISL are January MT.
henry nsli surr s,@Sss' James sas'fi Il. e o'ssilIs psput S'p sap.
rogate James 3. Lillis. Michael Liliis, Charles Liiiis,
mons, William Kock, Undertaken James Mcdonald,
T HI,1eGt, &. John vi sm Burke 3o Pets Sti,,s hneNaily, Daniel
John Herman Nathaniel Smith, James M,eaneX, John
Egan, Henry thurman Frank Wheelihan, Francis
and P. d. Brady.
St. s~iIGhaeifs.
The Holy Name Society will hold its regular meet
Ing tolnorrow evening at St; Michael,s Hall. Con
after which the usual social session will be held.
St. Nicholas.
an assistant. He deserves such. The writer has
s sits F sRan W. Way Issfiy e aas mas F snqs ks May II 1SpG 3
modest. He has always manifested q disposition to
s Simply VI honest asgs' when he &c de sa q that II Fat ase0rs @ay y
t tion h ssu iSSr mas sE0w H. IN p PDgssr IS ss his e9fn gosis
afford one Of the PRINCIPAL themes for q student Of
priest in Hudson County than Father Wayland. he He
i !, not Ss making na1EiP Z much aacnt noise aS put the religious power
came from Rome SIX months ago, and dur rnui f6att Time Time
| has done excellent service in Passaic, has been trans.
ferred to Father Wayland's parish as assistant
pastor.
The Forty Hours Devotion will commence at the
beginning OF the sight O'Clock High Mass, to morrow.
During the service there will be solemn professions
every night. On Sunday night Father Hoffschneider
OF ST. Peter and Paul Church, Hoboken, will preach
the sermon. On Monday evening. Father Harness. of
ST. Peters College, will preach.
ST. Pau, of tho Cross.
The members OF the Young Mems Literary As.
ISOLATION will give q Christmas entertainment and
reception at their clubhouse. The Officers Of the AS.
ISOLATION are:-President, S. Nolan: Vice President,
1 IA Cassidy. Secretary. X. L. HaFn. TrppaIyrar NJ
McGfyern; Corresponding Secretary, A. ]. Moran:
Financial Secretary, s. P. Meehan; Marshal. John
keenan,.
| st. Rrid z
Tomorrow evening there will be q reception to
the Sodality, at the church. Father Dornin will
preach q sermon. The retreat, which began on last