The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-07-21

the one In the basement. are necessary TO accommo'
date the congregation. The last mass Is a low one;
enthusiasts get occasion 10 do some shouting. but
the majority remain silent and try 70 keep cool
tS;mSing up FOR lie Winter months, Whether the
social season Will. in fact, begin in septsm6er or
pend on the weather" as one of the boys says.
ST. Mschaelss.
The memters Of the Holy Name Society have time
to r1at ta IKE n s1st instl h tn OAK hu iat sa tipose on . the audson.
Every one in the parish seems to be preparing t6a a
So So ; aees'a asSe y Pre- /, james +. Gackey; Vice
President, P. J. Kennedy; Financial Secretary Jas
and Urea Treasarer, Patrick Relis6ser,
Fathers Mackel and Talon expect TO so on vaea,
tiou during August-only one. of course being away
at a time.
st. Lucy's.
The boys of the st. Aloysius sodality Will receive
holy communion tomorrow morning. =, ohrrob
Workmen are busy repairing the olu chudyh,
which has been moved, to make 1t ha6ltaoie; me
repairs, II Is eSpected, VIII De coh nhnreh viii y
pushed forward rapidly.
cellent reputation for themselves in the Diocesan
contests. Their g~entlemanly behavior nas YES
commented on at all the games they nave piaseu'
ST. J~oseph,s.
Rev. Father Brown is away on his vacation.
The first excursion went or very well last Weu-
nesday, and a.l9.l5 were taken in on the boats mem IN
the second excursion. which will be on Wednesday
August 2, to some place on the SOUND. ear,v NEXT
Monday by speeiai Invitation, to meet Cardinal Glib
hons. whose birthday viii be eele3 ,r ] Several
other visiting prelates are invited. TIE Donslgn3f
S.eIoc Eef mass Sntii f sstayday yhf He regrets eyre St that he vii
have to keep the feast OF St; An Ann bi sa9 oan church, I
otherwise there would be a celebration here:
ST. Johns.
The excursion is the allabsorbing topic Of CONVEX
sation in the parish lust now; Es sefs II tS Sen sssists
ance he can get at the present time. ana II appear
ances go Tor anything he will get t. The steamer can tp
carry the folk, big and little, to Boynton Beach
where those who wish TO land VIII nave iots Isl u oR1
barges r~efreshment Will be served, and peimonieo
prices viii be barred d. ee soeciaIty Of w the ee sp.d !,
will be the clam chowder. rms mas hltnerto
fn a esam ia ther an @il fh be lots Of 'e@. As IN former
years, the Catholic Club will have cnarse OF tne
t alnVs elected Me sss john welsh and Wm. sinnotff
Floor Managers. and Messrs; Daniel Dunn and
kadigan, Thomas Glynn and John Conroy are on
the Reception Committee, and will look out for the
/ ments is vet to be appointed by President Reed.
When the Boulevard was started there was not a
for It's early completion, psrtiealariy nose Se wno
| school, and there was not a sign OF q sidewalk. The
| its deepest and stickiest. the children had to stay
away from Sunday school. and the grown people
wading through the mud on their journey to mass.
So when the areat and grand Boulevard with
its shade trees, speedway and electric lights was
planned, the hearts OF the good Catholics or the
Hill. all the way up to Washington Village, beat
high in anticipation of a clean footing to church
on Sunday morning" not to speak or q constant
attendance at school of the children. But alas, ana
alaek!-no provision was made for a sidewalk on
1.-The Boulevard" and as most of the property from
West Newark avenue to Manhattan avenue (he
boundary line of the partsh) Is unimproyed,. the
traveller will have to either foot 1t through the
mud or else take his chances among the "trotters"
and "speeders'' on the roadway. "Tis true. It's pity,
but pity It's, It's true"
There was one of the most interesting meetings OF
st. Johns Catholic Club held on Tuesday evening.
Interest was away up-even with the Thermometer.
Quite a large amount of business was done and the
Board of Direction presented a report which was
very acceptable to the members. A further report
will be made on August I, which will interest every
member.
ing money for the windows for the new church.
The new committees of the club are hustling to
Obtain honors for work done. There will bes lively
competition between them this fall and winter.
Legion, will meet on Thursday evening next at
Henn's Assembly Rooms, No. 642 Newark avenue, at
eight o'clock.
st. Paups.
At four O o'clock tomorrow afternoon Mr.. Henry
Lembeck, OH behalf of 81. Pauls parish. will pre-
sent the Rev. Father Lee with a testimonial. at the
rectory of the Church of the Holy Gross, at Harri-
! Church, numbered his friends by the hundreds, and
these friends, desiring to show him thar. although
he has been removed to another parish, they have
not forgotten him, have prepared the ties J.
| monial. The st. Paufs Catholic Club, which has
Joined in with the congregation in preparing the
Testimonial. will be represented tomorrow after
noon by Messrs. T. T. OBrien, Joseph Duff, John
Burke and Peter Mcdonald.