The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-16

be held at half past seven o'clock at the College
than $3.50, will be closed at this meeting; The vest,
ments have been ordered and 1t Is hoped they Will
The Rev. Charles Mackel, Diocesan Examiner of
Schools Tor Hudson county. examined the chliuren
ing the Week, and expressed himself as entirely
pleased with the result of the examination. Inc
Demetria being principal. Father Bozani has gen
erai supervision of aifthe schools. -,
school children realized sisj. This money Will be
expended for school purposes. in ,o
found In the leader OF today's Catholic news.
st. Lucy's.
Father Mclaughlin will d. on retreat next week;
new M0f baIIdin nay I E EhHss fmaS 3Ss'sp% anateriai is on the
ground GROUND "a, and d next week a6;rd It Is TN tno srbnoI inc Then osa
work on the Foundation q the new church VIII DE
The Lyeeum baseball team has a clean record SO
far in the diocesan league contest. The team VIII
nee, the s.. Aloysi.us team Of u6 Newark tomorrow
st. Bridgct's.
The children of the parochial school are preparing
for their commencement exercises, which Will take
place friday evening, June %. at the school hall.
Father Holleran viii so on retreat next week.
Fathers Dornin and Clancy the week after.
Fathers Dornin and Clancy are at present en-
gagged IN taking the parish census.
st. Mary's.
Fathers Mccormick and Behr will make their
retreat next week.
st. NIichael,s.
Father Talon will go on retreat next week
The Holy Name excursion promises to be one OF
the largest attended that ever left the parish.
st. Johns.
The children OF the parish who passed the neees--
sary examinations last week will make their first
communion tomorrow morning.
Children entertainment on June q and Is.
Members of the Catholic Club with their wives and
best girls will pay a visit to Greenwood Lake tonor-
row. Mr.. Grimes has made all the necessary ar
Giens.
Regular meeting of the club next Tuesday even
advance Council No. 4a, Catholic Benevolent
Legion, held a regular meeting on Thursday even
ing at their rooms on Newark avenue. There were
a couple of absentees. Gonzales Lane and Good
win Of Security Council were present and aided the
propositions were received. The next meeting
promises to be very interesting.
st. Joseph,s.
The commencement at Seton Hall, South Orange.
was attended by many prominent Jersey City PEG
pie. Among the graduates was MIR. Eugene Nc
Parish school and served on the altar. Monsisnor
Seton went early to attend the special meeting as
one of the Trustees OF the college.
hundred and seventeenth nnniyersary of the adop-
ton of the American flag, the Monsignor gave orders
to raise "old Glory" in honor of the event. 1t foated
In the breeze all day.
the Children OF Mary viii receive holy, communion
the nine O'Clock mass as most Of them belong to
the Junior choir, which sings then. In the after
e eoeps Il to 5h reeei Sel the L taeg offI m 5. y. again M.. and ID he eas
the instruction from Mgr. Seton, their Director, AT
tefWardS they Will go through the routine business
of the Sodality with their Director, Sister Seholas-
tica.
Everyone. especially newcomers into the parish.
remarked how pretty. well dressed and well be-
haved are the children of ST. Joseph's. as they as
sist and sing at the nine O. clock mass on Sundays:
The Monsignor is justly proud OF his dear spiritual
children, whom he looks upon as the hope of his
parish in future years.
st. Paul's, Greenville.
st. Paul's Catholic Club. Greenville. will enjoy Its
first annual picnic to be held in Armbrusters
Schuetzen Par6 on July IS. President O'Brien and
a very active committe are making arrangements
for athletic contests and other attractive features.
st. Patrickss.
A sacred concert will be given tomorrow evening
in St. Patrick's Church, for the benefit OF the st.
Vincent de Paul Society. During the past winter
and spring the demands made upon the society have
been very heavy, many more poor than usual re-
quiring relief, and to meet these demands the society
was obliged to exhaust its funds and go into debt.
As a result the coming of summer found its ~truggling
under the burden oG a two hundred dollar Indebted
ness. The concert will be free, no admission being
charged, but a collection will be taken up, and those
present may give whatever they can afford for this
deserving charity. The brothers OF st. Vincent de
Paul much good among the poor. and
they hope tomorrow evening to receive substantial
aid in carrying on their good work and paying off
their debt.