The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-09
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and was the recipient of many hearty fluctuations
The reception of the children Of May in Payonia
Hall in the evening was largely attended. and was
s afair and vi Win a a sslRetefi In d drawing WaS the M0 paT Tafdoners
socially more closely together.
Seton Hall College in his capacity Of one of the
trustees OF that institution He expects to see his
Rev. Father Brown will preach at the high mass
tomorrow. Rev. Father Smith will preach in the
read the Gospel and give the required five minutes
instruction at the three low masses.
the next thing In order in this 1ourishtng parish
will be the School Commencement on the 9th of
June.
st. Johns.
The children of the parish who have been attend
ing instructions and passed the necessary examine,
u sSar n loh taei ev nast IN h1 tge GoI lifes History wy on nf Sunday
morning, June u. Extensive preparations are, being
many a loving mother is now engaged in doing her
very very utmost to have her little angel shine as the
very industriouslyf for their reward, and a large roll
Of honor will be the result.
The northern tower Is completed as far as the stone
work is concerned, and nothing now remains for
has a long and lofty journey to travel, yet before its
pinnacle shall have been reached and the noble cross
shall have been placed upon the monument of
Father Ter woert's love and duty. But before the
snow flies this will all be done.
Father Kelly is swamped with business nowadays.
Between the annual examinations in the p~arochial
school and and the first communion class he has his
The annual entertainment to be given by the
viii. from ali / spRpearaaces, eciip;sS anything before
tempted by the pupils. A grand programme is be-
tg pirdipia interest the in ~t Rngis ehfldfsn,s slp pay" f Because ae
the receipts for the entertainment are used for re-
pairs to the school building. as well as improve
ments WHICH are needed year after year. SO that the
school shall keep up with the times. Every vaca-
ton Father Ter Woert goes over the building and
notes the changes necessary for the comfort OF the
summer carnival Of fun they find everything spic
and span-ready for another siege of learning and
St. Johns Catholic Club held its semi annual
meeting on Tuesday evening. The attendance was
Culture and Elocution reported progress, After
other routine business had been transacted, the fol-
First Vice President, Walter o. Reed; Second Vice
President, Thomas Glynnj Financial Secretary,
Thomas P. Haley Assistant Secretary. Michael Col
John Barry. The new Board, Of Directors win con-
sist Of James Coyle, Edward Hoar and James J.
rect outdoor sports and cater to the amusements of
the members who delight in enjoying themselves on
On Sunday June II, the members of the club with
their lady friends will have an outing at Green
wood Lake. This is the first affair Of the kind
c%essrul win be followed by many others.
st. Johns Catholic Club intends to present a
Great things are expected from the new admins
tratlon in the club, and maybe they Will be more
President Reed says that that the club has got to
VI Why ynsA0 4 An neA' slA A'0A'ls u A' - AA'"
st. MichaeHs.
The Members of the Holy Name Society are pre-
pairing for an excursion. which takes place July 81.
The Holy Name Society will have a meeting to-
The children's entertainment. which will be given
at the school hall the latter part of the month.
promises to be very good.
ST. Bridget's.
Father Mackel,. on Thursday, concluded his ex-
were highly satisfactory.