The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-11
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will receive Holy Communion in a body tomorrow.
At the high mass tomorrow the sermon will be de-
livered by Father Dornin, on the Gospel of the day.
At vespers Father Holleran will deliver a discourse
on the blessed
The members of the choir had q pleasant soeiable
a anar Of 3 s ersaiu Which IL the the m ssa1St nsi propose poss S Holding ing
during the winter. The evening was given over to
during the evening. Among those present Were the
Misses Kate Powers, Margaret b. Gender, Jennie
Mande Cooler, Kate McCormic, Nellie Rocrity, Kate
s Nic6s9as; A Jennie 6 opene ka 9nli aq BroRn, M mamae M nj.
yaney, Maggie Norton, Kate F. Lynch, christina
oBrien. Della Lynch, Mamie Mcaovern, Mamie Lee.
Annie Roerity, and Messrs. Michael Nolin, Matthew
Byfne, D. j. Fitzpatrick, P. E. Bolton. William Conor,
William Rooney, Peter Nevin, William oBrien, Will
liam Currie, James Hoey, Thomas ]. Burns, John Nc
Mullins, Gerry Pearson, Joseph Walsh and B. Nc
Govern.
day evening next; will be found in the leader to the
Catholic news today.
ial school the past week. He has given all his time
to an examination and supervision of the pupils
s1 The ef House comm It lo Of the psG Iyeeum of has Started
a series of contests at the clubhouse on Montgomery
street that will tend to enliven matters throughout
the coming winter. A continuous pool tournament
Viii ,SrdS9p m me %or The h TSs Of 1r, sse t1 We ss c and Will run }nr
will be a handsome diamond scarfpin. A euchre
tti Hue for a corresponding period. The prize for the
victor will be a handsome pair OF sleeve buttons.
Gallagher, will exert himself In his utul energetic
manner to bring both contests to a successful
issue,
st. Mary's.
The mission for the women closed last Tuesday,
and proved one of the'most successful ever held In
the parish. Three thousand women received Holy
The mems mission began Thursday, and it, too,
has had a large attendance. At the services every
| are occupied, SO large is the attendance. The sermons
ha; have beer foh highly 1ba !, inst TgY, d,e:s 1 In all probability @6dty the
| ST. ,YoseuhsR
At the concert and reception to be held this even
ing as one OF the many attractive features of the
furnished By the new Meianipides Orchestra, under
the direction of Mr.. Robert Smith. All who attend
will enjoy a great musical treat. The fair will close
Affairs in connection with the Parochial School of
It t IS pa notorious fact that St. sJosep6gs parish IS one
of the healthiest in this diocese. Monsignor Seton
feys i ma os stea ean to a close yet tSSe sf Paro ahd in sehe 5off on n ae.
| count Of any contagious disease since the school
The Monsignor will leave for washington nsSt
Wednesd l. yt,b and c, on tn r;h Ss At the tS Sst9 Sasf Uni " !
series of lectures on the subject:-"End of the Old
dIyili e bs s sna f ts Besi W n ge Of shs N sosa, a Tns
I Political Organization Of Pagan Rome"
Mgr gasf seton's aRoman Essay published Some years
| ago. The author is having a copy, very elegantly
OG DuTin aHa q @ son1 RassaHio Between ct sae aA Rgr. Rss etSn and a
reporter for The News q few evenings ago the Mon,
| tie recent election. While expressing himself as
highly gratifed, he was 10th to discuss local politics.
that TIA am nU mne6 pleased with the magnificent result resuit
in Ohio for my Old friend, Governor Mckinley"
st. Peters.
The roll of honor for October in the parochiaI
| school is as follows
| First ~grade-LiZZie Nelson.
S ssGondn F5BrshSa S Seyln ann and F M1aar E. Pagan.
Fourth Thomas OBrien, John Fitzpatrick, Ed
Barry and Maggie FinneraIn.
Fifth-John o,connor,- James Rooney, Michael
| John Demery, Charles seeiy, Lizzie Connolly, Natalie
| Bender, Lizzie Hartigan, Nora Pagan, Jennie Meegan,
Mary Degair, Maggie Mccormack, Katie McKenna
sixthMWinie Nevin. John ponnelan, Richard
Perry Thomas KittricE. Simon &cGoyern
Lyons, Michael coyie, Louis Ludwig, JenSSie COLI oil
gan, Nellie Hughes Lizzie Haekett Julia Regain,
.seseenthzHenry siliski, Thomas Carey, Walter
OBrien, Dennis Crowley. Willie stahii, Thomas
ss aTKs. ' Thomas ss0G apshia naai Frank Raff Bowie. A sana
shannon, Grace Bennett, Agnes Dougherty, Mary
Fox, Rattle McGurr, Mary Finnerty, Julia Manggan,
Agnes Clinton, Josie Langoski and Annie Nc
~Eighth-Frank McGove-n, Thomas Gavan, Thomas
Brady. james Mnlyans t Willie Braitch. Arthur
N~fnth-Fran Schultz, Stanislaus Segmund, Roy
Garrett, John Kittrick, Henry o'Briep, Charles AM
Joseph Fischer, Josephine Ward, Helen Grimm, Mary
sssiIssIi' I Ratis 6 Ks1RedS 4,esI Esti med Essn1 N. A aooS
Maggie ONConnor and Frances Fischer.
Tenth-Harry Karbozewski, James Nevin, Joseph
Damon, Henry Detch, Charlie Connolly, Charlie
Lynch, Nellie Breen. Ellie Keenan,. Monica Doug
herty, Mary Fallon, Bridget Thompson, Julia Finne
gan and Geneyieve Gepp. 49,
St. Johns.
Some little delay in the construction of the new
st. Johns Church was occasioned by the breakage Of
three Of the red granite pillars which from the in.
terror will support the main roof. These pillars
were all shipped from Scotland, and three of then
were broken during shipment. The three to taxi
The Rev. Father Kelly is preparing a lecture to b.
delivered as the next OF a series inaugurated early
in the season.
st. Panl's. G~reenvills.
Father Schandel, who has been i'll for some tim
with nervous prostration, is once more able to re
tomorrow. Father Schandel has q very large parisl
to attend to and the services, of an assistant IL
necessary. This he will undoubtedly get when thu
before Christmas. Until then he will seek assist
ance from the priests of neighboring churches. Isl
1t. Paul of th- Cross. "a
sullivan's Favorite Hibernfan Comedy Compan,
will appear in the play kitty from Cork" at tn
school han Of s.: Paul Of the Cross perish on Mon
a matinee on Monday. The scenery abounds with
landscape beauties Of the Emerald Isle.
St. Nicholas.
The Guardian Angel Society will receive com
munioh tomorrow morning.
The recelteoncert for the benefit, OF ST Nicholas
$li5, and that given a few nights afterwards for tn
benefit Of the st. Vincent de Paul Society, nette'
the profit Of SIS.
The st. Nicholas Council of the Catholic Benevo
lent Legion will not attend the unwilling of TIN
bust Of Mgr. satollf at Father Corrigan's Church II
Hoboken. Like all other German bodies, the entirs