The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-12

Rodock for tho reception OF the saeraments, will re-
tho ri, asv. Bishop wiisgesr Will administss con,
FIRST communion, and 70 the grown persons in the
parish, who have not received the sacrament.
BY Father Kelly. /" . = : i
st. Bridget's.
The children's mass tomorrow morning at half
past nine O'Clock will be celebrated by Father
Dornin in the basemen chapel. Father Dornin will
II the solemn high mass tomorrow the sermon
will be delivered by Father Hollernn. At vespers
Father Clancy will preach.
~ St. Izary,s.
The Holy Name society win be reorganizedt omor-
row afternoon at three O'Clock. All the members
are Ts sr HMaslSa rsaaesssSS nave 70 e Se Be P 2srs:ely attended.
The sewinx Circle has concluded It's Iabors TOR the
s sss@orf enc pst rs las5sf Sc ofs sl & &C. soti ns Z sias.is h az
been expended. Tle garments made and received
s g. pniss t of s ! ,ssan sn sasa,5, y Ssaa IT, t naIlssta Is A shsss;
others contributing were Mesdames G. Il. o'Neill,
Rasfsr' 9 |. Burns saj;a s. S9lssiill aS Wasilsw sep's and aa0G gsas,
ingl and tRe sLisseg Mary \ p, * Kennedy, May
These ladies Nero also ~aetivein the work OF sewins
as were also Mesdanes Cooper and Hoffman and the
ST. RGichaers.
The entertainment early in the week was a most
pronounced success, and the members OF the Holy
Name Society are TO be congratulated on their clever
Father callan paid a friendly visit to Mgr. de
conciiio yesterday. he is looking very well and e
shortly Be started. and Father Cailan, ~contemplates
erecting, this summer, q school ana nall. Gurates,
visit Mgr. dc Conciiio.
ST. Lucy,s.
The children of the parochial school have been
taught the FIRE drill the past week, or at least tho
that IN case OF FIRE IN the school they can be quickly
got out OF the building: 80,
drsn Of Mary, win take place on the 18Th S Inst. ~.
Father Giilen has been visiting In Milllviile, in the
southern part Of the State. the past week.
Member e ths Lyesum have organized a baseball q sch
T fsusp team eaa ~ viii Vi s1 Se % en ae reia IN II The : diocesan is,Das p'a Union
tournament, and the players claim that at the end
Of the season they win be In the front rank
60 ST. J~oseph,s.
~a-Animportant meeting OF the Diocesan Council, at
Seminary In South Orange. last tuesday afternoon.
vas iss veil j I attended Ls On last Wednesday e a.'
The May devotions continue to be very popular.
Carpenters and painters arc busy around the
church aud school just nov repairing Winter dam,
ness-iike. Everyone says that St. Josonp;s is the
neasest and best kept CHURCH in the city. Ihe Rector
Fathers Smith and Brown are giving first com
m qn Instructions g in the af, e 70 and ,nds esesn anpso,
First -grads-Andrew J; Donehqe, Thomas l.
Lizzie Wood, Loretto Lenahan, Nellie ONeiil and
Second Grade j. colligan, Richard Maher,
Clara McNichoi and Katie Doyle.
John Kelly. Edward Hughes, Joseph Lenanaa,
Frank aagSerty, Edward McNenney. Rooert Quinn,
Sisnoi, Joseph Pools. Timothy Reardon. MARY
Briody and Mars Ahern.
Collins. John o'Neni, EdMsari .Noonan, James
Harmon. Agnes Burke, Mary o'Grady, Agnes Gulnan,
Flynn, Amelia King, Lizzie Dooley. Cecilia Dooley,
Mary FLYNN, Ida o,aBgonnell, Aspss Kelly S,l Katie : Muir
Lizzie McClusiion, Eliza Gantley and Katie Fahey..
Sixth G~rade-Llaiie Hughes, Nellie Downing: Lizzie
Waters, Nellie Byrnes. Annie Ling. Mary keenan,,
Rose M:Ciushioa. Martha Treanor. Agnes Gaines.
Kittie May Smith, Annie McGratn, Ruth Tough
Eighth Grade-Timothy Haygerty. Peter Kelly.
John FaAey. John Havana d, James Connolly. Jere-
G CARR asa Siieholas Nesser, Msstie smith. Rernsrd
o,Donnell. Joseph Motzs ,, Richard ella Faahey, nna
Regina McNenney, Mamie Radigan- Mary Lyons.
st. Johns.
The effects OF the mission is being felt by the at
tendance ct all the services.
services are held on Wednesday and Friday even
ings.
ton. Workmen are busy in every corner on the in
side, while the slck-tack Of the skaters are heard on
crawling skyward. It is now assuming such pro-
p port Sn,a tn aa the the s W9rk going GO on ,b at f sns top See pns
in a short time the architectural beauties of the tower
81. Johns Catholic Club meets on Tuesday evening
next.
The baseball team, under the management Of
First Vice President Thomas Haley, intends to win
honor and glory on the diamond this season The
team. this year Is confined strictly to club mem
bers.
do this hne weather, as the Outdoor Committee has
the call.
James Coyle. the Second Vice President, is an all
round player on tho Montgomerys. The members
Of the Club 'root' for Jimmy whenever he ap-
pears on the diamond.
Legion, met at Henn's Assembly rooms on Thursday
night. There was q full attendancs- Mr.. @: Lyons
and Mr.. Edward, Hoar were initiated by, the new
council. The charter was received and ordered
framed. The council is rapidly advancing toward
the stage of independence, and it is very probable
that in the near future the Initiation fee Will be
raised. The members intend to visit Security
Council, on Monday evening next. MIR. Joyce and
Mr.. Connolly were among the visitors.
st. PauIss, Grcenville.
The children of the parochial school will receive
their first communion at the eight O'Clock mass to-
morrow morning.
st. PauIs Church is the only church in Hudson
County which is lighted by electricity. The electric
plant is located In the lot between the church and
the convent and Eliminates the parochial school
as well.